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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27
Radiators Are Hidden.

A number of novel conveniences have
been installed in the house. In the
basement there is an electrically operated
vacuum cleaning apparatus with pipes
leading to the various rooms above. A
large icebox which adjoins the kitchen
is so arranged that it can be filled
from the outside Of the house. The
house is heated by the hot-water sys-
tenn. All of the radiators are located
in recesses in the walls and are con-
cealed by grills.
The house was erected by Charles A.
Langley. contractor. 1t cost approx
mately $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27
The Last Word.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Pa had the last word in an argument
with ma, as usual, last night
THE last word, as uSual?''
Yes. He apologized again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27
EXCLUSIVE SIGN RIGHT
FAVORED BY WRITER
Lessons Damage to Property and Fa-
cilitates Business, R. M.
Mackey Declares.

Its the little things that count in the
real estate business just in any other
profession" according to Ray NJ Mackey,
IN the National Real Estate Journal A
little consideration on the part of the
agent and owner of the mere trif1es'
would bring about more effective results
in the selling and renting of property.
Owners of real estate should abso-
lutely prohibit more than one For Sale
or For Rent sign being placed on their
property. The evils that result in the
appearance of several signs on house
or even a vacant lot are numerous when
one stops to consider
I'm the first place, several different
signs create a suspicion In the mind of
the prospective purchaser or renter that
there must be something the matter
with the place because it takes so much
effort to sell and rent it. or that the
price is high so as to allow good COM
mission to all of the agents in whose
hands ii has been placed. Besides in
jurtng the sale, the house itself lS actu-
ally damaged by too many signs. The
nails and tacks used are usually ordinary
wire ones which make big rust spots
and often run long yellow streaks down
the front of the structure
Many Signs Harmful.
1.-THE marks of many signs having been
on house naturally suggest that 1t has
been long time in the market and that
there must be something of an undesir-
able character about the place, or It
would not have remained vacant SO long
The agent assures the prospect that
such is not the case, but even though
he convinces him. he has made bad
start toward making a sale.
The real estate agent himself should
refuse to list house unless he is given
exclusive sign rights. 1t is to the prop
erty owners interests as well as his
that he have the property exclusively.
for then he may advertise it for sale
without fear of some other real estate
man deriving the benefits of it, No
real estate agent is going to spend his
money putting a piece of property be-
fore the public and have an interested
some other agents sign and make the
purchase through the other agent.
Should Be Neat.
TT is a recognized fact that a neat,
simple little sign will often rent a
house where a huge billboard will not
The owner and the agent should be
careful as to the location of the sign.
\ good plan is to put it in the front
window, behind the glass, and there
Is never a house SO large but that
a single little sign will be sufficient.
THE use of a galvanized tack, which
will not rust. is a good suggestion for
the owner who prefers placing the
signs on the outside. Such a tack costs
about the same as the ordinary rusty
Kind and does not take so much from
the appearance OF the house when the
sign Is removed
In accepting the agency of house
the real estate man should insist that
the keys be turned over to him and
the owner should give him authority
TO care for the property. In this way
the agent may feel confident that all
his agreements with the tenant will be
carried out, and this will add greatly
in the transaction of business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27
new HOME ERECTED
FOR M. lie ROY G0FF
Residence of Colonial Type Built
at 1908 California
Street.

An attractive residence of the CO.
lonial type of architecture has been
erected at 1903 California street north
west for NJ LIE Roy Golf from plans
prepared by Boal and Brown. archi-
tects The house has a frontage of
thirty-five feet and a depth of about
sixty-five feet, and contains fifteen
rooms.
One of the unique features of the
home is a large room in the basement
which has been fitted up as a children's
playroom. 1t is lighted by several
windows and is of sufficient size to
permit the playing of games.
Many Attractive Features.
Another attractive feature of the in
terror arrangement is a frieze which
extends around the walls of the din
ing room. which is twenty-three by six
teen feet in size The frieze is three feet
high and is the work of Carl Rake
mann. an artist of this city. 1t shows
a number of scenes in the woods and
fields. The various portions Of the
frieze were prepared by the artist in
the open and in his studio, and then
were applied to the walls. Painted
panels prepared in the same way also
are located over the doors and mantel
In the living room which adjoins the
dining room
All of the interior woodwork is fin
ished in ivory white. The floors are of
hardwood parquet. There is a large
stairhall on the main floor, with cloak
room adjoining.
On the second floor there are two bed
rooms, two baths and large library.
There are three bedrooms and bath and
servants suite containing two rooms
and bath on the third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

Thomas Rowley and Miss BERTHE Jen.
kins of Nocam, King George county, Va.
were married Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

1t pays to read the want columns o.
The Star. Hundreds Of situations ar,
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

HRISTMAS comes only once a
year-and there aren't so very
many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

Kriss Kringle picks stealthy way,
with a skittish reindeer struggling. If he
came through in open day, they'd have
him pinched for smuggling!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

An energetic young wife's idea
of a good husband is a man who can fix
the plumbing and steamfitting, and still
have neat hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27

"You don't encourage that young mans
visits?' mot much. He is anxious to
marry my daughter. and l want to run
as little risk as possible of his seeing how
she behaves at home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
Situations 1l,antso, sealr

WANTED. EY YOUNG Man. BOOK
keeper. work to III In spare time.
aft.rnoon or evening ID 45I, care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION AS BoOKKEEP-
or. assistant bookkeepor or other
clerical work BY young man OF
ability and experience Address A
%. care Tlmes-Dispatch
WANTED. A POSITION AS C6LLisC
tor: employed at present: desire TO
or reference. Address 10 All care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. AT ONCE by YOUNG; MAN
OF eNperlehhce' a position as clerk in
can give best OF references. Ad,
dress {. $3.50 y Street. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. By YOUNG MAN OF IS. 4
position In wholesale. house ar ofica
wants work; ana not afraid OF it,
j. o. Box 1895. Richmond. Va.
YOUNG MAN. THOROUGHLY ENPE-
r ra,. ID IN , motions and furnishings
nbansn ~ """ ,i,ai, business. desires
i34, care Times Dispatch
YOUNG. ScOTcHMAN. WHO HAS HAD
considerable workshop experience.
psi SHOP I'H wera !" th hg,o 9r 95her
advancement; references Al + ia
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. j3Y a COLLEGE STUDENT
employment for Saturday. Phone
Monroe 22l7-J.
YOUNG MAN OF CLERICAL EXpE-
rience desires to learn the auto
mobile business (shop and officc).
Address ID 47s, care Tunes Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS ASSISTANT,
ma i nnger or stsIyard IN hotel. or
est. town or city; twenty years ex-
perience; references cxchaiped Ar
ply + 5oI care Times Dispatch
WANTED, POSITION as BooKKEEP-
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Ggent6 llanreo

REGULAR WEEKLY SALARIES TO
agents for introducing our swell line
OF toilet products. We take all risk
nma su iriaI FAILS saaaisfaction one
before Send postal for details
now: r. NJ. DAVIS. President, $50
Davis Bldg, Chicago.
WE: START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
5000 to s2oooo weekly % operatinG
our New, system Speciality Candy
Factories" home or. small room any
lifetime; booklet free RHtGsDALBE
CO. Box :, East Orange. y. j.
AGENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION.
Greatest seller yet. Every user pen
per cent proni. one agents sales
$500 III six days: another So in two
hours. MONROE MFG. co, X 80,
La Crosse. WIS
LARGE INCOME EASILY MADE;
independently established our sys-
tenn insures success Valuable book
free. INTERSTATE REALTY x
BROKERAGE co. Pittsburgh. Pa.
AGENTS, LET US SHOW YOU HOW
TO make big money selling new pat
fail catalogue MANN surPLY Co,
1889 Newton Street, Suite %. Wash
ington. u. C.
AGENTS, $50 a WEEK GUARANTEED
selling pure spun aluminium cook
ing utensils. Complete sales course
free; We make largest line ia tho
world. Answer quick and secure
choice Of territory AMERICAN
ALUMINIUM MFG. CO. Div. 700. Lee
WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS IL ALI,
Address T.. KINNEAR. Mnnnscr 81
Spring street Columbus, Q.
AGENTS. OUR HOUSEHOLD NOVEL;
y retails. from 25c 70 $l.25; 80 per
keeper buys on sight y postal
brings particulars concerning the
most liberal Offer ever, made 10
POLJE DISTRIBUTING co, IS Park
Place. New York.
WE MANUFACTURE AND CONTROL
the Marvel Sells every home. EX
Sg a5He h faI}2HN 50 70 w. r Lake. chi
WANTED, AGENT ONE WHO CAN
hustle and wants 10 make money.
lady preferred Address II. 9, HAMA
HAN, 1928 Handing street Column
MONEY, SUCCESS. INDEPENDENCE
Greatest Offer on earth WIN pay
1925, with commissions. and share
in our PROFITS for ninety days. easy
permanent, honorable business. Sup
ply YOU with catalogues with your
name on them. Send 90 for postage
on sample OF the catalogue we give
you; catalogue of premiums, cata-
logue OF new selling plans. sample
Of special quick selling lOc package
and contract. Slave for wages no
more. Come with us, because Ii you
cannot succeed with us YOU cannot
succeed nj all. Live men and wo-
men. Write quick. Send &c for S225
ut once. BEST MFG. CO. Box 1884,
Providence, X. |.
MANAGER WANTED EVERY CITY
and county handle best paying bust
ness known: Legitimate, new, exclu-
sivc control: no insurance or book
canyassing. Address CHAS. HAL
STEAD. 80 West Thirty-fourth ST.,
New York.
$50 PER CENT PRoFIT--EARN Se5
to 500 weekly. Families buy i3 "a
40 sets: hotels hundreds. Gliding
casters; any one can attach. Save
carpets, furniture, floors. Garry In
pocket. Free sample. EVERGRIP
co, 20 Warren street, New York.
Dept lS4.
WE FURNISH YOU CAPITAL TO
run profitable business OF your own
Become one OF our local represent.
tatiycs and sell high grade custom.
made shirts. also guaranteed sweat
ecs, underwear, hosiery and neck
ties direct to homes. Write. STEAD
FAST MILLS, Dept. 30, Cohoes. N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12
5oIirtror5 and 5alssnlen

WANTED. SALESMAN no SELL \
line OF fruit elders in small country
towns. Can easily earn S15 per week;
70 per cent commission. Weekly
drawing account RED CROSS Co.
Dept :, 81. Louis. Mo
Statesmen IN SMALL TOWNS TO
sell standard styles and -abrics OF
laces and embroideries from largest
New York stock nj cheapest market
prices: liberal credit and terms. No
objection 10 carrying other lines;
state references and experience; 10
per cent commission, weekly pay
ments. Box -. station =, New York.
WANTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN
for Virginia, fall and holiday line for
missions, paid weekly. Address M
PORT CO. Granite Bldg. ST. Louis.
THE ELWooD MYERS. co. MANU-
facturers Of n large line of leather
goods. memorandum books and
diaries. art calendars and novelties
Tor advertising, are now contracting
for 1911 with high-cradc statesmen.
Applicants must be over - years old
This is a splendid opportunity for the
right man 10 make permanent con-
progressive advertising house in this
country our terms are either COM
mission. salary. drawing account
MYERS COMPANY. Springfield, ohio
Statesmen FOR VIRGINIA. no SELL
merchants the greatest speciality Of
the day Experienced specially
week to the right man. Commits
sion contract. Commissions paid
weekly. state experience. THE
CHAMPION REGISTER co. Clevc-
lahd, -
WANTED. Statesmen CAPABLE or
selling one Of the finest lines of adj
vertising specialties. We have men
earning $500 per month TIE WIN
TIERS COMPANY. Springfield. Ohio
SALEsMEN-$l PER DAY COMMITS
sion from the best punch board line
Write Immediately. AMERICAN
FACTORIES co, St. Louis.
Statesmen WANTED; PERMANENT
position in protected territory worth
$4,000 or better annually 70 pro-
ducers. Nationally advertised spc-
icalty for. retailers in all lines in
towns and smaller cities. old. es-
tablished. highly rated firm. Require
hrst-ciass references and bond. H.
IL. 40l kesner Bldg. Chicago.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED TO
carry our line OF cigars On the road
Salary, Sloo per month aud expenses
Experience not necessary. CONTI-
MENTAL CIGAR COMPANY, Wichita
Kansas.
PUNCH BOARD sALEsMEN-BIG
commissions unlimited possibilities by
giving part or entire time selling
WIN CO, 2940 Van Buren, Street.
Chicago.
ACTIVE. AMBITIOUS MEN TO SELL
exceptionally high-class groceries d.
rect 10 consumers. Liberal advances
ON orders; our bonus system big feat
ure; permanent positions: best sea-
son at hand Write the big house
to-day for particulars. naming
county desired. Importers, Manu-,
facturers. Wholesale Grocers, JOHN
SEXTON & CO.. Chicago, Ill.
STATESMAN, EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line, to sell general trade In yir-
ton; comn,ission contract; SIS Isl Week
~ for expenses. CONTINENTAL.
| JTaWELRY CO., 26-4l Continental
Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
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T. S. GOVERN ENT POSITIONS OPEN:
;15 TO $3.50 month. Common cduca-
ion sufficient. Thousands or APP
po!utmcnts coming. Write for free
list OF positions open TO you.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 405
c. Rochester. y Y.
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business for cash. Give fun particu-
lar in first letter. c 239 care Times
Dispatch
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81 PER so AT HOME EMBROIDER-
ing corner ladies handkerchicfs for
others. Easy spare time work. Miss
Il. g. Puscott. Whitehead. y. H.. says.
Il am pleased with what | got for
amount OF money Send - cents
for trial package. also lessons and
ARABIAN SUPPLY co, Dept d.
Cleveland, O.
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Susinros sluunrrunitp

FOR SALE, RESTAURANT. FINE 10.
cation aud place for business. Apply
Ut care Times Dispatch.
BAKERY FOR SALE: PROPER PLACE
TO make money. owner must retire.
Apply \ 800. care Times Dispatches
FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE, EN-
cFtient location. doing good business.
AddreEs j, 358 care Times Dispatch.
FORTUNES IN PATIENTS. BUY 4
patent and mako n fortune. Write
for lists OF patents for saio and
patent buyers Your ideas may ba
valuable RANDOLPH e CO. Pat
ent Attorneys, Washington, d G.
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AGENTS, EVERYWHERE WONDER
ful fast selling patented articles
large demand: big profits. success
assured. Write quick for particu-
lars. +. u. KASPER, Maplewood
Station. st. Louis, Mo
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agfntS lQantfb


anc,+e z7,,,t.s
~tbt'sS SeaaHttu
AGENTS. ~ ,->..r.t~
to sell hoi,setops most s,ni,nrv !, ,.av ~
onens any ,mGen me- tor ! milk bottle:
not touch The milk i.mi.s ntnS , Its
lifetime. selis on sight; big proit
ritorss e =, n .@nPIs s9e sgeHrS ter sG;
: ,ockton street, Richmond. Va.
y SPLENDID OPp0R,TT-Ei,ry 1S Or
fersd agent TO visit old ana new Gus
toners with established bfand Of
ments; protected territorv. cr"tit
PARKER MILLS. 7I9 Chestnut e.
" r : Wiii az "a, vz,5. IL
rience not rcqnifcd: man " or wo man;
opportunity for promotion spare
P 5li1iaf , tthKff.SS. lol2 Arch street.
-. :. =. 49,. : :, 49, ,t..----
AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE BEST
seller on. the market. Good protlts.
Address Do RITE MAIL ORDER 90.
i 100. C hi Eank Building, ciarks-
80. -. . - =
USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUlI.D
u up H., Tnaii or order Business Of your
IN prohts n opportunities Par.
T 1'if.SN;ri re- ~ III, VA 9hpoR-
| n y. ''-,''IE' huftalo'
pt,sp0IsI,57 > :, z.,-,, 49,, :, :. =,
sircs placing valuable agency, per-
/ petual repeater. income Garner bust j
ness builder easy no competition.
| ToMAT1c rEKFECTIoN. IL west
Forty second. New York.
AGENTS. THE COMFORT TRoUSER
I ssuppofter Just what men arc
/ iooking for; the new and only prac-
shirt to place; perfect hans OF, Of 5ro JUS,
| srrs and freedom 70 gvery movement
| profit, Write for particulars THE
MlNTroT,S IRON RUST. MlLDEw
AZ Ink remove o yanishes stains
! your reply. Z. \. MlNrON CHEM
Pit t b p ig"- ii'''''''on Avenue
-,
dress furnishes YOU free best wori:
| and pay. direct from manufactures
and q! , producer; Agents FREE LIST
30 West Eighth Street, New York.
| AGENTS, EVERYWUERE W0NDF,R-
fnl fast selling patented articles;
| large demand: big profits. success
assured Write quick for particu
> s1 FER - .: n T91 HOME MO rnRRoI1r
Ing corner ladies handkerchicfs for
! others, Easy spare time work. Miss
Il am pleased with what | got For
for trial package; also lessons 'G and
advice. any distance postpaid from
c alsNIaAH o. sUiilf g. Dept D.
500 PER CENT PROFIT, SLIDIN0
casters, necessity every home. child
ture: hotels. restaurants buy gross
lois lots cost s.: 81 s;oa sci! l3c. AGENTS
niaKing 20 10 70 sloo every week; sam
20 20 STAT. sirn.i 80 r. |.
city -" = /"
AGENTS. AND MANUFACTURERS
Monthly Bulletin contains all the
latest ana best selling propositions:
Tribune Building. New York.
yIcITI,,t CIEASEP ,crIrc III5pr
il is: Absolutely new design ii
vacuum cleaner; new Visible nozzle
$3.50. Write for particulars about
money back guarantee now DoTY
COMPANY, DAYTON, ONO.
SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES. STORES
house to- house; big profit New
ironing wan perfumes clothes: moth
it, ~ AXlSpAD.."" Lynbrook. New
York.
AG ENrS, $50. $40 WEEKLY SELLING
guaranteed kntt-soods for iarges
Tra IN ameriGa Mr,s l9l
est money ma ktng proposition evei
way. New YORK, 'A'i-''' ~"
AZ ENiS' t'kEE MONTHLY bikEG
newest. best selling special,ies
money making proroSSiitt!i,9rnnS, :, or re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; few weeks required. steady
positions for competent graduates
wonderful demand for BARRIERS. Free
catalogue RICHMOND BARBER
cOLLEG Il. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

AN INTELLIG EST PERSON MAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. no CanvaSsIng. Send for
particulars PRESS SYNDICATE.
ky.. I.onh port. ~ y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WANTED. LINOTYPE OPERATOR
With az least two years experience.
man or women. THE REGISTER.
Danvillc. En
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

MINTcN'S IRON RUST MlLDEW
and Ink Remover vauisnes stains
like magic; retails 25c. tube profit.
lSc.: oc brings working outht with
your reply. II, \. MlNTON CHEM
lcAL co, 7002 Hamilton Avenue.
i,ittShurgh. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

THE UNDERSIGNED 4 CAPABLE,
honest. reliable business man. has n
few hundred dollars TO invest. with
services, in Il good. staple business.
Offers CONFIDENTIAL III SIS, care
Times Dispatch. .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

POSITIONS ARE EASY
10 get Ny free booklet, Y-t6i. tells
how Write to-day--now. Earl.
HOPKINS, Washington, D. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WE START YOU IN 4 BIC PAYING
business t'iat grows larger every
month. zine onportunity for am
bilious agents. Generous sample free.
MORGAN SEnnL.Y co. 81. Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

SOC PER CENT PROFIT. SLIDING
casters, necessity every home. child
can attach; save floors. carpets. furni-
ture: hotels. restaurants buy gross
lots: cost &c. sell lic. Agents
making S25 to 500 every week: sam
pies free. H. o. SLIDING CASTER
co, - IA. state street. New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily, at home in spare time, silver
ing mirrors; no capital. free instruc-
tive booklet, giving plans OF opera
ton. G; r.. REDMOND Dept. 314
Boston, Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

AGENTS AND MANUFACTURER
Monthly Bulletin contains all the
latest and best selling propositions:
copy mailed free 10 agents. Don't
miss this opportunity. Room 40l
Tribune Building. New York.
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WANTED, = YOUTH WILLING TO
work. who writes n fair hand good
position 10 the right hoy. 5i2, care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

YOUNG MEN. LINOTYPE OPERATORS
OF evening course. $50: twelve
weeks $50. hundreds OF graduates
EMPIRE SCHOOL, 4l3 First Avenue
NeW YORK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

/ NEED GOOD MEN EVERYWHERE
part or all time: learn my business
make money with me; no experience
needed. Desk. typewriter and outfit
free w. VI. OSTEANDER, Dept. o.
u West Thirty-t rst Street, New
..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

VACUUM WASHER. AUTHORIZED
general agent. Domestic Utilities
Manufacturing Company will sell
$4,000 contract including 1867
washers. for $4,000 Mon and women
are making $25,00O to $4,000 an
nualiy. :. HILL 459 State Street.
krooklNn. Now York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WANTED. \ NEAT. CLEAN HOUSE;
Sirl. bring references. 202 East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

WANTED. \ YOUNG MAN or BOY AS
time keeper 5i3. care Times Dis
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

RICHMOND Mail. CARRIERS WANT
cd Average $50 month. Many No
lions free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dent al G.. Eochastnr i. y.
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CAPITAL FURNISHED FOR MERIT
orious Enterprises stocks and honda
sold on commission; facilities for in
cooperating and reorganization or
companies Write : GIAfBEL IL
w. Delaware Place. Chicago.
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AGENTS MAKE BIC MONEY AND Be
come sales managers Tor our goods.
Fast Office sellers: fine profits. Par
ticulars and samples free ONE DIP
PEN COMPANY, Dept AIS. Balti-
moro Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-12

AGENTS. cANVASSERS,-YO Nd
dress furnishes you free best work
and producer. AGnNTs FREE LIST
30 West Eighth street. New York