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Evening journal., 1911-10-11
SHOP NEWS OF INTEREST
TO WOMEN READERS
WeKnown Emporums Filled With Fascinating Offerings
Practical, Useful and Novels Hints of the Season
in Many Show Cases

length panels Of black satin attached
20 a black satin band made this a belt
10 be worn over any dress and give The
fashionable apron" effect.
Ready-to-wear hats of pretty colors
in soft felt, trimmed with knot OF
chenille flowers, attracted much at
tention at this same store.
The Smith-Zollinger Company is
offering embroidery paper packages
which pretty nearly complete them
selves. The cap or apron, is cut out
with instructions how TO finish, the
bag is completely made save for the
emhroidering, the pillow top Is all
ready to put together. Not only the
linen goods but the needles and en-
broidery floss necessary are found in
the package On this counter is a big
ecru linen pillow embroidered in
blackberry design, each berry realis-
tically made up Of a number OF round,
black beads.
A practical garment seen at the
Boston Cloak Store is the soft silk
jacket, in all the pretty colors. to be
worn under a coat 20 save the shirt
waist or evening waist from being
soiled by contact with the heavy
wrap. The jacket Is made with the
loose hmono sleeve, is cut low In
front so as not to show under the
long opening of the coat. and is easily
slipped on and or II Is distinctly an
ornamental, as well as useful wrap.
Some particularly nobby tapestry
bags. with the fashionable shoulder
cord and tassel, were noticed yester-
day az Livingston's. This store ID
showing some very pretty models in
silk waists, soft, shimmering silks
with dainty touches of lace and chiffon
to add a dressy look. A new fall suit
and one Of these waists are happ,
combination.
Very useful top coats for little
girls were noticed at the Miller
Brothers Company store. recently
They we're to be seen I'm red, blue and
brown, and very warm and coy they
looked for the little misses.
One practical woman's suit ex-
hibited was a pin stripe black serge
with wide collar and braid trimming.
Pretty one-piece dresses OF serge
and other materials in useful colors,
are an attractive display at the store
Of the Peoples Credit Clothing Com
pany They have the high waist,
kimono sleeve effects that are so be-
coming, and are comfortable and
easy TO put on.
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n. vinei,s wri,inoa.

Although Leonardo da yinci was a
voluminous writer. be never published
a single line during his lifetime.
After the masters death in France
his manuscripts were taken back to
Italy. His heirs proved unworthy,
and the precious writings were grad
ualy dispersed Loose pages were
often detached and were either given
away as relics or stolen No attempt
was made TO publish any of his
treatises. except that on painting. for
more than 300 years after his death
This was partly owing to the great
difficulty OF deciphering his handwrit
ing. Da vinci was left handed anC
always wrote in oriental fashion, from
right to left Besides this, his orthog
raphy is peculiar to himself He alb
hrevtates some words and joins otheri
together and employs neither stops MOI
nccents.-London Chronicle.
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80 =
AESCHYLUS.
Curious Fate That Overlook The Fa-
thsr Of Crock Tragedy.

Curious Fate .That Overlook the Fa-
thsr Of Crock Tragedy.
Aeschylus, the celebrated Greek
dramatic writer, is universally refer
red TO as the father OF Greek TRACE
dy." Born Of a noble family at Eleu-
sis, In Attica. 525 b. c.. at the ago of
twenty-four he first presented himself
at the festival OF Bacchus as a COM
petitor for the public prize and fifteen
years afterward gained his first vic
tory. The pre-eminence which he thus
acquired was successfully maintained
till 46S b. o., when he was defeated
In a similar contest by his younger
rival, Sophocles.
Aeschylus, mortified Mt the indignity
he thought this put upon him, quilted
Athens and went TO the court of HE
10, king Of Syracuse. OF the remain
ing period Of his life but little is
known, except that he continued 10
prosecute his favorite pursuit, and
that his residence in Sicily was of
some duration may be inferred from
the fact that It was sufficient to af-
feet the purity OF his language.
The thirteenth and last victory Of
Aeschylus was gained in 45S b. @. On
the manner OF his death, which was
singular, the ancient writers are unan-
imous While sitting motionless In
the fields his bald head was mistaken
for stone by an eagle which hap
pened 10 be flying over him with a
tortoise IN her bill. The bird dropped
the tortoise to break the shen. and the
poet was killed by the blow.
Aeschylus is said to have been the
author OF seventy tragedies, OF which
only seven are now extant.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11
By Elizabeth winsIOw Gurney.


The jolliest Halloween spooks
imaginable are grinning from the
counters at Lippincott's at the people
who are going to give Halloween
parties. So fascinating are they that
the folks who hadn't thought of such
a thing, buy an arm1ul of favors and
go home and write invitations. In
orange and red and black and white
are plates, candle-shades, table-cloths,
napkins, candy-boxes. lanterns and
black cats and broomsticksl II would
take half a column to tell all the
things composed Of pumpkins,
witches, cats, and spooks.
There is showcase in the store of
Kennard and Company that simply
hypnotizes every woman shopper. In
it is a glittering mass of gold lace,
heavily embroidered in colored silks
and beads In exquisite and rare ORR
entail designs. There are yards of this
wide banding, the richest possible
decoration for gown or evening
wrap.
Another showcase displays some
especially dainty Irish lace stocks and
sailor collars.
The polo coats at Jacoby's were de-
scribed by a delighted young girl re-
Gently as "iust the swellest winter
coat ever had, and the most comfort
able The big collars. with pretty
contrasting color, are immensely be-
coming, and the kerchief bag, Of the
same goods as the coat, swung by q
long cord from the shoulder, is very
chic. These coats vie in popularity
with the convertible coats In a near
by showcase. With one Of these, a
woman can have a gray street coat
during the day, and a delicate blue
opera-cloak at night
There is a novelty at Crosby and
Hillss that is finding a very ready
sale. II is called a Vassar collarette
and is made up Of velvet neck band
from which hangs a graduated fringe
of little silk balls. The band may be
black withbrightl y colored balls, OF a
delicate paste shade with b alls Q
match. The bewitching combinations
are wide in number. over lace stock
and collar the effect is very dainty.
The quaint poke bonnets, a fad OF
this season, are shown In a number
of fetching styles In this store.
A practical way to bring an old
skirt up-to-date was suggested by the
panel belt seen at the r. Topkis Sons
store yesterday. Front and back full
Evening journal., 1911-10-11
PREsCRIPTION FOR DACKACHE.
One of the Best Known in Medical
Profession for Kidney aud
Bladder Troubles.

Half ounce fluid extract Buchu;
half ounce Murax compound; six
ounces good pure gin. Shake the bot
tie well each time and use in doses
Of one or two teaspoonfuls after each
meal and at bed time. These ingred-
tents can be mixed or supplied by any
druggist
Backache, frequent OF highly coll
ored urination and rheumatic pains
are symptoms Of kidney and bladder
disorders that usually terminate in
dreaded Bright's disease or diabetes.
The above prescription is known to
give quick and permanent results.
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MORE HONOR FOR MIR. GRIFFITH,

Charles Edmund Griffith. Jr.. class
of 1911, Wilmington High School, is
making as brilliant a record at Dart
mouth College as he did at the High
School.
Mr.. Griffith has been elected concert
meister of the school orchestra, is one
of the two freshmen admitted to the
Banjo and Mandolin Club this term,
and has been chosen to speak at the
banquet given by the Sophomores to
the Freshmen.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11

AS a suggestion, owning a home is
well within the power of many house
holds. just the kind of a home that
will meet the requirements of the
family, and at such price and under
such terms that its acquisition will
be possible. Call on the Wants to buy
a home for you.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11

The above pattern ana other MAJ
Manton Patterns described In THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained for
10 cents from
SMITH-zOLLINGER co.
4th azd Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11

several years. So you see that my
principle is true-you can do any
thing you want to do if you want to
do it enough and are willing to seize
the opportunity that's open to you
today. HELEN G.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11

Restoring lost articles Of value Is
one Of the important uses Of the
Wants The lost and found items OF.
ten convey messages of intense in
terest TO many.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11
HINTS BY MAY MANTON

so that they offer generous variety.
Again. the same model can be utilized
for any seasonable suiting with collar
and cuffs of contrasting material.
Broadcloth on serge is much liked.
Velvet is greatly in vogue, taffeta is
used on broadcloth, and both the same
and contrasting colors are smart.
Dark blue is a favorite color for street
costumes. This suit made of blue
serge with the collar and sleeve trim
ming Of broadcloth finished with
black braid would be exceedingly
handsome. Silk serge, too. is to be
greatly used throughout the autumn
and this costume made of that ma
terial woven with a double face would
be beautiful as we'll as in the height
of style.
For the medium size the coat will
require yards Of material 27. 10
yards A or 81 inches wide; for the
skirt will be needed ga yards 27,
yards A or 81 inches wide if material
has figure or nap; IL yards q,
IL yards "A or So if there is neither
figure nor nap.
A May Manton pattern of the coat
No. TAG, sizes "a to A bust, or of the
skirt, No. 7147, sizes % to 32 waist
will be mailed, to any address, by the
Fashion Department of this paper, on
receipt of ten cents for each.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11

The Wants are prompt and mex
zaenEiTe.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-11
FOR SICK, SOUR, BILIOUS STOMACH,
INDIGESTION and GAS TAKE CASCARETS

awful bechng of acid and foul That pain in the
Of
ulness dizziness and sick headache ndges
isn't stomachs fault Your
Try cascares they
bowels
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DerBnnal8.

PAUL KAMsKY. LADIES. TAILOR a,tj
NORTH FIRST STREET, MISTER
TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
THAT He HAS JUST RETURNBD
From NEW YORK, AND is Now
SUIT AT SUMMER PRICES. l HAVE
a COMPLETE STOCK OF WOOL
EMS AND CAN SUIT THE MoSN
EASIlDlOuS. BROUGHT WITT
WITH ME ALL THE ADVANCE PA
RiSlAN STYLES. AND AS AM THE
ONLY LADIES TAILOR IN THIS
TOWN WHO HAS THEM, I INVITE
HaL TIE LADIES TO CALL AMI
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IoSt anu Douslu.

LIST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. 1911,
my green bag. containing papers
ne iinder viii be suitaDly rewarded
0e returning same TO j. SAMUEL
IARlSH. lli1 r. Main Street, i<icL-
GOsI, GOLD BRACELET. BETWEEN
JEFFERSON Hotel and Valentine Mu-
scum. Return to Valentine Museum
and receive reward
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UWallten.

WANTED. BICYCLE FOR BOY OF IL
years. p. o. Box 466.
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hEN WITH ORIGINAL IbEAS. IDEAS
nave made fortuneI. IL you think
your invention mao merit, lose no
time Ia turning II into money Our
free booklet tells how. from the iirst
steo In patenting II TO tins actual sale
oil the patent. Write to-day De-
partulent 3z7. PATENT DEVELOP
slGNr CORPOkATtON. Washington,
~ &.
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DpeiirQ ann GIeaniuq

k 5 GLOVES CT EANED. ALL
lengths. loo. Our auto will call for
and deliver anywhere anything
SPITZER. My Cleaner and Dyer. l02
North Eighth Street Phone Madison
1921,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping: also others with gas
and bath. Apply sos North Fifth
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AeaIeh DroposaIs.

GoLLEdE.-BfDs WfIG
be received for the excavation an1
concrete foundation on the Women,2
College Building until WEDNESDAY,
NOON, July 10. Plans and speciti2
Mt the office OF CAKNEAL & JoHN.@
sTON: 400 National Bank OF v.rgtniAt
Building, ihes4
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WANTED. THE NAMES AND AID.
dresses OF sVv intelligent colored
men IN every vicinity VINO wants :
posltioa as travelling salesman.
pianch othce manager. paying SIS TO
Si0 weekly. positions ready for APP
plicants NATIONAL BUSINESS Blj-
kEAC, 400 Mocha MICS Bank BuildIng.
Richmond, Va
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YOUNG MAN. LOOK AHEAD. PRE-
pare for the future. y practical
business course viii help you won
dertnlly. Our COURSES are % Der
cent. cheaper for the next month
Investigate to-day. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE,
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Calls for undergraduate and practfas
cal nurses promptly supplied. Madi&
son SSH ~
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MUSIC TEACHER DE-
sires position in high school or class
in small town. Can furnish refer
ences. Apply to Box %, r. F. D. No.
Rlacksiona. Va
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DrofessionaI Delp 0Qlantrf-

-
TEACHERS-BY NO MEANS roo
late: excellent openings daily:
schools and colleges; all grades and
departments: three agencies: one
enrolment; twentieth year SHERl-
DAMS AGENCIES. Greenwood. 5. C.
WANTED. A s75 SHORTHAND LADY
teacher for Florida; 800 commercial
man for Tennessee. another for E-ir-
einia; high school; good salary. In
close stamp. PIEDMONT COLLEGE,
Lynchburg. Va.
WANTED. ONE MALE PRINCIPAL
and two assistant teachers (female)
for. the Acquinton High School BY
order of School Board. Address, with
testimonial. GEO H. BURKE, r. |.
Pals. King William Co. Va.
TEACHERS WANTED FOR FALL VA
eancies in Virginia and Southern
States. schools supplied free. Salts
faction guaranteed. r. w. CRIDLIN.
Manchester. Richmond. Wa.
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Busl.1ess Opportunities,

Cf ERiNG 10 SELL DRUG
business that did in It's first two
months of second year $3.50 and
$3.50 cash sales; prescriptions about
1000 in those two months This is
drug store in the South. Proprietor
selling because greater interests call
nm mn, elsewhere. No better stand in
E nGenporS h" sso Ereat .i fntq qa VIII
$500 cash. $1,000 in four. eight and
twelve months. balance long time.
II rs. care Times Dispatch.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND WEIT.-
known millinery business with !.
city. for sale on account of had
health. Address j $50. care Times
Dispatch office.
PATENTS SECURED OR OUR FEE
aeetnTIrned; free report as to patent
best references. JOHN S DUFFIE
& CO. Dept. Is. Washington. D. c.
PATENT YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE
money; send for my new book. How
r. II. POTTS. Lawyer Washington,
D. c.. Chicago and Philadelphia.
BANKING TAUGHT BY IMPROVED
methods: bookkeeping, shorthand
and typewriting also: life scholar
ships rs per cent. off for limited time
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE "
CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERTTO-
rious enterprises: stocks and bonds
sold on commission. Facilities for
Incorporating and reorganization of
companies For particulars, JOHN
son e. CO. Bankers. Madison and
La Sale, Chicago.
CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR SALE.
doing good business. TO be sold az
sacrifice. owner leaving the city.
Address d 2o1, care Times Dispatch
PoRCUPINE RATED AS THE GREAT
est gold mining camp in the world.
We make a speciality OF buying and
selling Porcupine stocks our spe-
cial letter analyses and criticizes the
leading mines; 4 limited number If
HARVEY A. WILLIS & Co. Estab-
llshed 1901. S2 broadway, New York.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL FURNISHED
going concerns: companies incorpor-
ated financed. Entire stock or bond
f Issues e5od sold on eommsSo1 outlet
TELE. P. Q: Box 9I6, New York
MONEY TO LOAN ON GILT-EDGB
security f 1928, care Times Dis
patch.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO
one who can furnish Al reference
and $500: want to extend business;
absolutely safe proposition; profits
large; an interest to the right party:
Will bear strictest investigation. Adj
dress a 40. care Times Dispatch.
VALUABLE PATENT. SMALL AR
ticle. easily manufactured. Partner
wanted to develop. promote. manu-
l.. JERVEY. care Virginia Carolina
Chemical Co. Twelfth Street
GIVE US THE RENTAL OF YOUR
property. We will give 1t personal
attention. JULIAN C. ANDERSON &.
CO. Ba sement American Bank Build
ing.
WILL PAY Is PER CENT. FOR $3.50
for few months. Good indorse-
ment, y 10, care Times Dispatch.
WE REPAIR, GRIND. HONE AND FUT
In perfect condition. razors. safety
blades. clippers. etc. also resharpen
and adjust lawn mowers. saws. scis-
sors. knives; in fact. edged tools of
every description Out-of- town work
promptly attended to- All work guar
anteed. THE SHARPE" Co, COS T..
Main Street
Rooms for Rent.
NICELY EIIJlNISHED ROOMS. rO0J
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Summer Boarniuu.

RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA,
nearest cottage to the dance hall on
me waterfront: large rooms; ocean
breezes: boats for hire: new bath
house. with all improvements; meals
AZ all hours; special dinner soc. MRS
NE most popular resort on the bench:
THE SAINT LOUIS COTTAGE, OCEAN
view. opposite Virginia Bay station:
bathing, boating and fishing. home
comforts: special rates to families or
parties; meals and boarding. Il. J.
BRADLEY. Proprietor.
MRS. f. r. FAIRLAMB's COTTAGE
at WiIloughby Beach is now open
for the summer For particulars
address MRS. F. n. FAIRLAMB.
Ocean View.
VIRGINIA BEACH.-K!NsEY COT
ocean front: broad verandas. large.
cool rooms; modern convenences
Address MISS \. l. TRANT. Einsey
Cottage. virginia Beach. Va.
Bo oao,a E pa , WANTE!p, So PER
a. ALLEN. Ballsvilie. Va.
THE FAIRRoURNE COTTAGE, VIR-
Einia Beach. is on the water front.
noted for its good table. Write for
reservation of rooms. MRS. GAR
RETT THOMPSON SNYDER.
DEARpoRF COTTAGE. WILLoUGHBY
station: excellent board: comfortabie
rooms: boating. bathing and fishing:
Fatss slSS M Per day 8 to SO weekly.
Willoushby Beach. Va.
BoARDERs WANTED ON ARGYE
farm; good water: healthy location.
shady grove; good table For fur
Their Information apply to MRS. w
II. Farley. Amelia C. H. Va.
RALEIGH COTTAGE. so YARDS FROM
beach; everything new. Rates, IS.
$40. sig per week Free boats. BATH
houses. shower baths. Address MRS,
II: MACE. Box T3. Ocean View, Va,
Walkers Station.
WANTED. SUMMER ,RoARDERs.
from car. Address C 1870. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. BOARDERS, Si2 MONTH,
eight miles from depot, MISS HOPE,
Bumpass, Va.
KINLoCH FARM-BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings: refined people; good food :
pure water; easily reached from ali
POINTS Address AYLETT EVERETT.
Clsmont. Va.
SUNNI Err BOARDERS WANTED.
Terms reasonable. Apply to MRS. II.
JUDY, Goshen, Va
SHADY YARD; COVERED PORCHES;
fine water; mountain breezcs: good
connection via C. & O.; five minutes'
walk from depot. MRS. G. T. NUN
Va. Box A.
GRAND VIEW COTTAGE, VIRGINIA
Bay Station. Ocean View, Va, beach
frontage: excellent cuisine; special
sea food meals soc. Rates So to
Sl2.50 per week: So per day.
a FEW SUMMER BoARDERs WANT
ed in private family. near Orange.
Tor August and September; healthy
location; good fare; elegant water:
terms reasonable. MISS B. ". EIG-
GINS Orange Va
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Va. with staple line of high COM
permanent position to right man
JESS II. SMITH CO.. Detroit, Mich
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VII ; l. VIC L EXAMINATIONS
open the way to good government
al small cost. Fun particulars Irc.
10 any american citIzen OF ~ or
over. Write to-day tor Booklet /;
lof EARL HOPKINS. Washington,
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IF YOUR TIME Is WORTH LESS
than 81 50 per hour you're probably
long cared, certainly not long head
cd. Don't be satisfied with a small
income. Why be the goat? Postal
gets particulars. Address DESK IS
Box sos San Francisco
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cHAs. FISHER, LADIES TAILOR. a1y
NORTH THIRD STREET. WJT.Tii
REMOVE TO HIS NEW QUARTERS
3o2 EAST GRACE STREET, ON Or
ABOUT AUGUST 1ST.
!.
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July II, 1911.
NoTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP Here,
tofore existing between Charles nj,
Wallace and Raymond w. Hines, uE d
der the firm name and style of Kay-.l
mond w. Hines G. Co, Is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. Charles,
NJ Wallace Will receive all accounts'
due and settle all bills outstanding.l
RAYMOND w. HINES,
CHARLES NJ. WALLACE
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character to learn the autonohii,
business. We must nave between
ntty ana seventy men Tor our
factory connections within the next
three months. AID We VIII allow men
VINO can furnish reference to pay a
PARK Oh the cost OF learning oul Of
lneir rrst months salary Mr. c. w
Seamans. slo West Broad, lilchmouu
va. no longer connected with thu.
institution. For ali Information al
oress communications ujrecI 10 Masu-
W.. Washington. L.. c.
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DO YOU WANT $40 4 DAY SIDE LINE
deal? High class punch board for
retail purposes or derby dinner set
for premium use. The two make
splendid main line. Mail order big
Same credit to you. w. f. GRAVES.
ST. Louis. Mo.
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GIVE US THE RENTAL OF YOIJR'
property. We Will give it personal
attention. JULIAN c. ANDERSON 81
- Basement American Bank Builds
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AGENTS. IF YOU ARE EARNINfi
less than S35 week. sem. for our
latest proposition Particulars free.
The HENRY THOMSON co, Goods,
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pelp, 5tlale ann TemeIe.

ALL sTENoGRAPHERs WISHING 70
do substitute work during the sum
mer months will find opportunities
aplenty a the PENNINGTON TYPE
WRITER EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT,' COO l.. Main Street. Phone
Madison s5l
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81 D GLOW YES CLEANED. ALA
lengths. 10c. We also clean anything
cieanable. SPITZER, MY CLEANER
son 4121. Autp delivery.
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Boarding.

BoARDERs FOR NICE pouB1.n
rooms also table boarders. zoe East
Grace. -
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9nlnlIDrs afln Statesmen.

WANTED. HIGH GRADE SPECIALITY
SALESMAN. MEN WHO CAN SHOW
a CLEAN RECORD AND HAVE AN
EARNING CAPACITY OF AT LEAST
800 PER WEEK. ADDRESS L S13.
CARE TINES DISPATCH
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Situations, )rofessionaI.

AZ EDUCATOR Of LONG AND SIC.
cessful experience desires position In
an established school; Latin, Greek
French. English, literature, history.
mathematics: highest testimonials
Address Box (, Esmont, Va