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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
CANDY FOR THE BATTLESHIPS.

- FIFTEEN THOUSAND pounds of high grade
II ~ bonbons were shipped to the supply ship
II ~ I the Cugoa, of Admiral Evans fleet early
in the great voyage Magdaena Bay
NF3aE But this amount Of candy not regarded
KeY& at all excessive In the separate
teens of the battleships there probably
q much greater quantity of bonbons The Culgoas To-,
500 pounds extra lot taken precaution against
exhausted stocks of necessity of life in tie various
hips. The attitude candy has changed in late
1t is longer thought childish eheminate
eat bonbOns
The medical corps of both services recommends sweets
10 the and the cOmmssary makes it easy for them
10 get the best Pure candy and especially chocolate
oonbons of high grade said lessen the appetite
for strong drink and form of the best and most
nutritious energy producing foods known
They especially recommended for consumption in
not countries. When the army of occupation in the
Philippines larger than it now shipments three
times large the to the Culgoa made to
Manila-Chicago News
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

But" said Miss Gusch, 'were you
never frightened captain, when you
saw the enemy advancing?'
NO" replied Captain Bright. 81 felt
safe so long as l had couple of life
preservers with me-
life preservers?'
Eyes; my legs. "-philadelphia Press.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
E.Sentiai tn succe...

Il don't like to be fault-finding.
Bridget, but you have broken an awful
lot of things recently"
"Yim. mum. Ye see, Oh hopes to get
on the stoige some time and I'm prac-
ticin' for a yoodyvilly act. kansas
City Times
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
Fancy waist with vestec.

be smarter or better liked than this
one. 1t includes a little vestee and
the Japanese sleeve effect. while it also
is made with the cheipisette that is al
ways SO dainty and thoroughly charm
ing In this case the materials are
crepe de Chine for the waist proper,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

The SOM have been running my
new automobile all day. pa
The Father-Is that so? Well, don't
run it into the ground.
The Son-Hardly. 1t seems to have
more of a tendency to run up trees
and telegraph poles.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

American people have business they can prop
ery attend to and at the time continue to drink
with the freedom of former days, commercial life
was not so active The people believe that if this
is to hold the markets of the world that il has al
ready captured and extend the other parts
there must be less drinking and closer attention TO
business. The sharp competition OF Germany and the
rapidly growing greatness of Japan have Americans
aware that the saloon is too great a handicap for
successful fight for foreign tradeBrookyn Standard
Union.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

In trying to help the unfortunate, n
man is often impressed with the great
number of people there are In this
world who will trade of a COW for a
cabinet organ.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
inst Between Themselves.

Actress (sotto voce)-Sb, 10 one
must know of this.'
Actor Surveying slim audience)-
MY dear. you may speak out; there is
no one to hear us."-Judge.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

The purchases OF machinery made
during the year ending June 80, 1907,
by the Transvaal gold mining indus
try were of o0.ss3 horse power. Of the
yalue of nearly $6,5OO,0OO.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

at the front to give the wide box plat
effect and includes moderately full
sleeves that are tucked at their lower
edges. 1t is drawn up at the lower
edge by means of elastic inserted i'm n
hem. The knickerbockers are of the
regulation sort. and also are finished
with hens ut their lower edges, in
which elastic is inserted to regulate the
size.
The above pattern will be mailed to
your address on receipt of 10 cents.
Send all orders To the Pattern Depart
meDt of this paper BE sure to give
both the number and size of pattern
wanted, and write very plainly. For
which elastic is inserted to regulate the
following coupon:
Order Coupon.
No. 1888.
SlLE .......... ............ ......-
NAME ....--.- .-...... ..-.s.....
ADDRESS .......... ..............
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

Small Boy-Pa, why does that young
man wear an eyeglass only on one eye?
Pa-So he can use the other eye to
see with
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
DRINK AND BUSINESS.

HE wave of temperance reform which has
swept the South and is now travelling east
ward from the Middle West across the
northern half of the country means more
than disposition of the people to lessen
the rum evil for moral reasons 1T sig
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

Henry ]. Daveen, who not long ago
paid more than 100000 for the Ia
nous Rudolph Kann art collection, be-
gan life as a blacksmith.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

the truth that not the medicine but nature
ILL., The most that medicine do is place the pa
tient in condition most favorable for the work of
nature Here in the value element of faith
1t is the best possible help to nature-the firm belief
that you'll get we'll 1t may well take the place many
drugs Ii in instances dsplace the the phy-
sican Even the do mOre-he simply cuts
away debris puts the body in the best trim he knows
how, adjusts merely mechanical dspacements
and waits for nature TO do the rest The physician who
in inorlinate drugs thinks ne is as
sistng nature As matter of fact. he sometimes i'm
pedng her The best physicians in all except extreme
few medicines. those as mild as possible
New Haven Register.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

If people are not good to you, do not
complain; it Is probably because you
are not useful to them
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

rent with criminal instincts, whether engaged in
burglary promotion, from renewing their efforts
profit by appropriating the earnings of others
only will such continue take chances il they
escape with nothing but exposure but the reprobaton
I'm which they held will become weakened by their
mpunty, and the general standard Of judging their
duct will lemoralized The public will think more
lightly of the oenses If they not punished and the
effect Of the exposure will be gradually weakened until
nobody MINDS it.-New York Journal of Commerce
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

taffeta with silk embroidery for the
vestee and trimming bands and a pref
ty embroidered net for the chemisette.
The above pattern will be mailed to
your address on receipt of 10 cents.
Send all orders to the Pattern Depart
ment of this paper. Be sure to give
both the number and size of pattern
wanted, and write very plainly. For
convenience, write your order on the
following coupon:
Order Coupon.
No. 5715.
SIZE ........... INSTRUMENTATION.
NAMH 500. '.....
ADDRESS ........ ................
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

At last the actual preparation of
plans has been directed for the Baltic
Black Sea Canal AS the project now
stands it is intended for use by 900
ton barges, and in its length Of 1925
miles there Will be numerous locks and
canalzed river sections as well as
strictly artificial canals. The cOnstruc-
ton of this waterway will also permit
a large amount of power to be devel-
oped at several places along the Dwina
and Dneiper rivers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

Harrison Made Good His Promise.
DIR. ]. N. Mccormack, Of Bowling
reen, KY, IN conversation with Drs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
FATHER OF THE MISSISSIPPI

- HE average citizen has been learning a lot
!: !: :" :: !: !:
In recent years about forests and the sci
ence of forestry, thanks largely to the
tivty of irrigation and forest engineers in
SE7fT&sTSy the West. Much has been printed about
tSeI the billion-dollar irrigation works designed
and built by the government to reclaim
stretches OF waste country that the industry
bandry may be expanded 1t has been learned that to
make these great investments successful through con-
supply of it has been necessary for the gov
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
FAITH INSTEAD oE DRUGS

HERE'S Il truth ut the basis of all this dis
cussion of disease and its cure which, de-
spite the fact that 1t has been apparent
for generations, is still too little understood
by people in general. Gin fact, appear
ances would lead to the belief that it is
not apnreciated by all musicians II is
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14

The use Of muslin windows instead
of glass In dairy construction is said
to help materially in the fight against
tuberculosis
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-05-14
PENITENTIARY. NOT PUBLICITY.

UBLICITY can never be an effective substi-
tute for the penitentiary. Exposure is not
enough. 1t is only when it is followed by
ignominiOus punishment that it will be eff
fectiyely deterrent. The disgrace of being
shown up in a dishonorable light is not
sufficiently poignant and lasting TO pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
aarofessional Delp 1WanteD.

-~~~~~~-~I~-s--(7-~SlN-c- = :,
TEACHERS WANTED.-WE ARE Sc
curing promotions throughout South
ern States for many Virginia super
intendents, principals, grade teach
ers, specialists. Fall openings. Write
for Just Yard of Our Record" No
registration fee required. FOSTER
TEACHERS BUREAU, Covington, Ga.
WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers. THE V1R-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
f. w. CRIDLIN. Manager. Manches-
ter, Va.
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Solicitors AMI Statesmen.

OFFER AN UN-
usual opportunity for statesmen in
Southern territory, an entirely new
proposition that appeals to every
est authorities and splendid finan-
cial results secured everywhere it is
introduced. Any man or woman OF
energy, experience and moderate aoil-
lily can make more money handling
this proposition than any other now
etc. INTERNATIONAL GLOBE CO..
225 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
CAPABLE SALESMAN WANTED; ONE
also quallned to select and manage
agents: a staple of international re-
pute. chiefly for large consumers and
wholesalers: remuneration strictly
on commission basis, with exclusive
right rights 70 for Virginia; worth s2,5oe
agencies Is here to appoint and train
men. References required. Address
O. : ORTUNITY. care Times-Dis-
patch.
WANTED. POSITION AS TRAVELLING
acquainted with the merchants of
Virginia and Eastern North Caro-
lima; nave had experience In dry
goods, shoes, groceries and tobacco.
Will give reference by people I am
now travelling for. Address X go,
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, SIDE LINE statesmen 40
sell complete line or souvenir post
cards; we offer to men who have n
little spare time the largest and bess
known Inc Of post cards in the
country; we are manufacturers anu
our prices are right. ALFRED HOLE.
MAN COMPANY, 2S15 Wabash Ave-
nue., Chicago, III.
WANTED, SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
in any line to sell general trade IN
Virginia.; liberal commissions with
s35 weekly advance: one salesman
earned sl,253.52 his first two months
work with our line. Capable man
only wanted, TILE CONTINENTAL
WELRY CO, Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED. CAPABLE Statesmen TO
handle a staple line; liberal commits
sion contract; best proposition on the
line; samples light and convenient
Dearborn, chicago.
WANTED COMPETENT SALESMAN
or saleswoman for photo supply
house; experienced amateur photo,
developing preferred. Address, Civ
ing references, age and salary en-
pected, j ais, care Times-Dlspatch.
SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL. TO
grocers, druggists and ronfect1on-
c cIsi FOR IA cI II'isia & EXFRAGT
co. st. Louis. Mo-
SALESMAN TO COVER VlR-
ginia with staple line High commits
sions, with Sl00 monthly advance,
permanent position to right man.
JESS II. SMITH CO, Detroit Mich.
SALEsNiEN, A SIDE LINE REALLY
worth. while; big demand; quick
commissions; established trade.
PURITAN POULTRY FOODS. Lock
Box 1915, New York.
$50 WEEK AND EXPENSES PAID
travelling statesmen to sell our goods
IN small towns. LOS ANGELES
CIDER CO., Atlanta. ia.
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5ituations. 3Drofessional.


FREE TO TEACHERS.-WEE
bulletin of vacancies In graded, high
schools, colleges, boarding schools:
good salaries; elections soon; write
at once. SHERIDAN'S AGENCY.
Greenwood. S. C.
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4uentS 0Nantan.

CHANCE FOX ENEk-
getic men and women in every town
TO make money selling Gartside's
iron rust soap to stores and families;
unwashable stains from clothes,
marble and cemetery works with
magical effect; rs cents tube ty
mail; each tube will remove about
500 spots the size of q dime; dozen
and gross prices on application. CART
SIDE IRON RUST SOAP CO., 404O
Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, Fa.
POINTERS TO AGENTS" SENT. FREE.
Gives pointers on general salesman
Gle : on the market. sells easily to
stores, schools, residences. public
Gold Medal ST. Louis )" orlds Fair.
tition; exclusive territory; opportuni-
ty to build up permanent business.
Big margin; Write Dept G, NIL
NMA i,ygxt;as P Rvs BRUSH CO,
window protector ana door prolec-
tor; the best devices for protecting
the home from burglars thieves ard
tramps; straight, honest, Legitimate
pro}s te Foo chat e m Aa SfsS r ,Es
WATER SPECIALITY CO., 221 Nam
Street. Norfolk. Va.
HERE'S A GOOD ONE. AGENTS; AN
article that sells and resells in every
home, office. store. public building;
no Investment required; goods deliv-
for samples. ATLAS SPECIALITY
CO., 413 Ellicott Street, Buffalo
AGENTS WANTED, EVERYWHERE:
the famous zarema Diamonds; eX-
perts puzzled to detect from gem
iune; immense profit for, agents,
either seX-young or old; sample
offer (ring or study and catalogue
o free, zAl2EHIAJEWELRY CO. Dept.
14l, Star Bldg, Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL HIGH
grade class of nursery stock; expert
ence unnecessary; outfit free; weekly
advances. Write at once for full
particulars. Address w. T. HOOD &
CO, Old Dominion Nurseries, Depart
ment No. 9, Richmond, Va.
WANTED, LIVE AGENTS; EARN S.
daily selling entirely new household
woman oman buys. Address KEYEs-DA-
WIS CO., Dept. 90, Battle Greek.
AGENTS MAZE 5oo !, rE ,,7 G Cent 13s!,;
merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight: 500
varieties catalogue free. SULLI-
VAN CO., 4o5 WestVan Buren, Street
Chicago, H.
500 a MONTH, If YOU WORK EIGHT
f. hours IL Gay, experiences NY Hi'eEu'-u,
Send for free sample. catalogue and
confidential price list. CHICAGO
COPY Co, AGO milwaukee, ArenIe.
Chicago,
$40 A DAY MANUFACTURING oRNA.
mental glass signs; we teach YOU on
free. any one can do the work.. lOO
different styles: immense sellers
BOGART CO.. 90 Centre street. New
York
AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL OUR
new red vulcan ink pencils; style
graphic and fountain pens. Write
Tor catalogue and discounts. j.. uLlt-
RICH g CO, 1876 Greenwich Street
New York.
AGENTS WANTED--"c HARGE OF
Colored Troops atsSan Juan" heaull-
ful lsx2o pIeturei great s slnTT e t1 M
ERY NOVELTY co, 1o4b West Van
Buren, street, Chicago. III.
LADIES. MAKE MONEY SELLING
Cut any length: ia saved; express
p"eoaid Write for informntlon. l4E-
NOH SILK. WORKS, a29 Fifth Ave-
nue.. New York
AGENTS, sac A WEEK; EXPENSES
paid, no experience or capital re-
ouired; photo pillow tops, soc.; en-
larged portraits. frames art goods,
lowest prices. SAMPLES and IN, flataS
Chicago, III,
1908 WONDER; SELF lGHTIN.fl'A !, :
statesmen. aal7 Prairie, chicaE,.
home SIS per ' thousand ,,td MARYLA!NspI'
! * M(DVEIyTY CO.. Rocky Ridge, MD.
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Delp INanteo, HlaIe.

AID. WRITER'S WANTED.-THERE
are many positions open tor ad. Wri-
tiers and advertising managers. SAL
aries run as high as $l6,UU0 year.
We can teach you advertising in your
spare time and at q low cost. Abll-
ity to read and write and ambition to
succeed are all you need write
to-day for Two Hundred Millions
Dollar Booklet" which gives full par
ticulars. l. c. S., Box l649 a, scran-
ton, Pa
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ONE CENT "A WORD
DrIp 1Nanteo, Malf.
ONE GENE = WORD.


WANTED. Fur u. S. ARMY. Able
ages of is and So; citizens of the
United States, of good character ana
temperate habits, who can ;, s sIsat.
ed d. now w for service IN Cuba and the
Philippines. For information apply to
RECRUITING OFFICER, $50 East east
Broad Street, Richmond. Va: ~
Sycamore Street, Petersburg. va, 20 or
Norfolk, Va.
BY A WESTERN STEEL
casting foundry Capacity 1000 tons
per month"; sales agent III this terri
tory on commission basis; one who
is familiar with casting trade ana
with railroads and machine shops and
other users OF steel castings, prefer
tonnage generally sold; also your
age and any further particulars; all
correspondence strictly confidential.
HARVEY BlAK Err. 10 Grswold
Street, Detroit Mich.
$40 MOTOR CYCLE OR HORSE AND
buggy furnished our men for travel.
ing, and sS5 per month aud ta.
penses, to take orders for the great
est portrait house in the world; you
Will receive. postpaid, beautiful
16N20 reproduction of oil painting in
answer to this advertisement. Write
Dept. GAG. Chicago
WANTED. HIGH-GkADE HELP IN
all lines; great opportunities South
for men of energy and ability; sala-
ries 5000 to $4,000 per annunl. Let
us know your qualifications; stamp
for information and particulars ie-
Earding the Southern States. THE
ATLANTA BUSINESS AND EMPLOY
MENT EXCHANGE, Century Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED. DETECTIVES; SHREWD,
reliable man for profitable secret
service, to act under orders; no ex-
perience necessary. Write II. C.
WEBSTER, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED, AT ONCE TO RUN FAPER
cutter and job press. Apply at THE
FRANKLIN PRESS CO.. Petersburg,
Va.
WANTED. A MAN OUT OF WORK TO
do some painting. S32 East Main
Street; room 10.
a HOTEL PORTER; MUST
furnish reference. Apply DAVIS
HOTEL.
A GOOD HOTEL STEWARD
for the summer. Address PROPRIE-
TOR. Crockett Springs. Va.
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EARN $4,000 YEARLY IN THE GEN
eral brokerage business; we Will
teach you thoroughly by mail: appoint
you our special representative. pro.
vide you with ready salable stocks.
bonds and real estate, secure custom
ers for You and make you quickly
prosperous. particulars free. INTER-
STATE COMMERCIAL SALES CO..
Scranton Pa
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6ituations 0Manten, Gemale.


WANTED, BY SETTLED LADY, A
position as companion or as attend
ant In linen room of resort. Ad-
dress K 900, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, A POSITION BY YOUNG
lady who has some knowledge Of
bookkeeping and general office work.
Address Miss NJ. 1881 East Franklin.
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ONE CENT A WORD.
Agel1ts UIanteo.


WANTED, AGENTS; LEG1T1MAT ~
substitute for slot machines; patent
ed; sells on sight for 81. Particu-
lars G1StIA COMPANY, Anderson,
Ind.
AGENTS WANTED FOR BEST PAY
Ing business known; disinfectants and
machines; big profits; exclusive ter
ritory. BADGER D1SINFEGI TING
CO., lab Reed Street Milwaukee, WIS.
AGENTS. WE REVEAL SECRET. TO
first applicant from each city or town
how you can start new enterprise;
positive monopoly. HULL'S CO.
OPERATIVE AGENCY. 2O4 Franklin
Street. New York.
AGENTS. $3.50 PER MONTH EASILY
made selling my new patent floor
mop; sells like wild fire. II you
want a crackerjack article write to
p: HILKER, 371 Grand Avenue.
chicago.
AGENTS, SO A DAY GUARANTEED
energetic agents: men or women;
selling our household specialties.
Write to-day. Dept. A, Box 554. Bath,
WORK, GOOD PAY TO EITH-
er sex; one agent in each town. with
privilege Of appointing subagents
Particulars free. MELANGE CO.,
Box 613. Columbus. Ohio.
AGENTS, s75 MONTHLY; METAL COM
btnation rolling pin; nine articles
combined; lightning seller; sample
free. FORSHEE MFG. CO., IT'S,
Dayton, Ohio.
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VIRGINIA SALES MANAGER WANT
ed BY automobile company: business
man with first-class references and
large, responsible itprlorila con-
pany building high class. medium
pticed motor cars; position will pay
competent man $1,000 per ei,nlui.
Address I. a. QUINLAN, Jk., Pr, si-
don't Chicago Helghts IL
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OUTSIDE ROOM IN CENTRALLY Lo-
Gated apartment; elevator. electric
lights, bath and use OF phone. Terms
moderate. Address y GIL, care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT, 3 OR 4 ROOMS, SECOND
floor OF nice, detached, modern brick
mouse; gas, water and bath; no chill
drcn on the premises. Apply 92O
West Marshall street.
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5ulnmer Boarnin1.

.
BOARDERS AT THE OAKS.
in the suburbs of Louisa. on the c..
& o. r. r.. ten minutes walk from
station: large, airy rooms, an abund-
ance of shade; adults, $40: children.
under eight, $40. Mrs. CIIAS. w.
DONNALLY, Louisa, Va.
BOARDERS WA NTH d !;
Waynesboro; new residences: best To-
cation, bath, modern conveniences,
large rooms. good table. near hotels
and churches; terms reasonable.
Write Mrs. FRANK FIAINES, Waynes-
boro, Va.
VA, UNSURPASSED
summer climate. litha water. high
altitude, beautiful scenery. Visitors
provided with superior accommoda-
tons at reasonable rates. Address
b." p. 0. Box 294,s Waynesboro. Va.
LIE NOEL COTTAGE, BON AIR, VA,
open on or about May 18th; gas, hot
and cold water, phone and all mod
ern conveniences in the building.
Booklet and rates on application.
A. II. NOEL, Prop.
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rWo LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS.
one front room, furnished or unfur-
nished. on Grace, near Fifth. Refer
ences exchanged. Address G sa3.
care Timcs-Dispatch.
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Fer RENT, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
two ladies', without board. In private
family: very reasonable. Call or al
dreso Mrs. GASSER, 25o5 Venablc
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\ STRICTLY AL ALL-ROUND MILL
man, capable of handling men and
obtaining. results, would like to
change; twenty-five years expert
ence in lumber and sash manufacture
ing business; have worked from Of
flee boy and am now manager; best
references. Address 637, care
Times DISPATCH,
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a RARE CHANCE FOR SEVEN Wo-
matter what they think of themselves
or what others may think of them;
we can use them. Address AlM..
FACIAL CuLTIvATING co. 80 West
Twenty second Street New York.
WANTED, FIRST CLASS COOK; GER
man or Irish preferred; state salary.
Ad it. :, y. with reference, Mrs. 3. b.
HIGGINS, Roanoke Hotel, Roanoke
Rapids, n. G,
resent manufacturer; $T5 cash month
addressed envelope. NATIONAL, ass
Lakeside Building, Chicago,
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
newspapers. experience unnecessary.
tculars PREss sYNDlcATE, Lock
port, n Y.
WANTED, LADIES TO MAKE APRONS;
$3.50 dozen, No cost 10 get work.
Materials sent prepaid. lnclose
stamped addressed envelope HOMt,
APRON AND DRESS co, Los Ange-
les Cal.
WANTED 4 GOOD NURSE MIDDLE
agea preferred, either, White or col
cred good home; will spend June
and July in the mountains. Phone
2Sis, Mrs. DECHERT,
WANTED, STRONG, HEALTHY Wo-
man as attendant for invalid; good
home and wages for proper person
Address G Gao care Times-Dispatch
WANTED, COMPETENT SERVANT
10 cook, wash and iron for family oil
inul' good wages Apply 2O2l Grove
Avenue, corner Sycamore
lco,LoREp GIRL WANTED; Worn
/ Aelp IN Ettehon, Apply CiIESTEli
FIELD LUNCH ROOM.