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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
DECLARE CHARGES UNFOUNDED
DISPENSARY INVESTTG ATING
COMMITTEE MAKES RE-
'T : ------t7s -~ - PORT. 49,. e. v
Committee Says 1t Was Misled by
Thomas B. Fielder of Atlanta. Ex-
Onerated All Concerned.

Columbia, Feb. S.-The report Of
the special committee to investigate
the charges made by the governor in
1911 against the Ansel winding-up
commission, j. Fraser Lyon, formc
attorney general, ana others was re-
ceived in the senate yesterday morn
ing, read in the house last night and
ordered printed in the journals.
They do not sustain a single charge
made by the governor in his special
message sent to the general assembly
in 1911.
The majority report is signed by
Senators Carlisle. Sullivan and Clifton
and Representatives J. j. Evans and
w. l.. Daniel, while a minority report
signed by Representative Cary agrees
In the findings of the majority with
the exception of the testimony taken
in Augusta and afterward in Column
bia which Mr.. Cary does not think is
relevant.
The report, with the exception that
B. F.. Arthur when a member of the
Ansel commission overcharged the
State, says, of the charges made by
Gov. Blease, that they are wholly
unsupported by the testimony and
therefore without foundation in fact"
Attorney General Lyon and the men,
bers Of the Ansel commission, DR.. w.
J. Murray, chairman; j. S. Brice,
Avery Patton, John McSween, A. n.
Wood, are eXonerated Of all charges
made against them.
Your committee also had a meet
ing in Charleston and as a result of
that testimony and other testimony
along the same line taken in Colum-
bia we are convinced that a regular
system Of graft exists and has existed
for years in that city in connection
with the work of the dispensary con-
stables" says the majority commit
tees report.
The committee thinks that Thos. Il.
Fielder Of Atlanta misled them in his
statements about what his testimony
would show when the committee went
To Augusta, Ga, last summer TO take
his testimony. They, however, went
TO Augusta as they thought something
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
BULGARIANS STILL AT 1T.
More Fighting i'm Region OF Gallipoli,
With Further Operations Along
Tchatalja Lines.

Constantinople, Feb. 7.-There was
more fighting today in the region Of
Gallipoli and an aeroplane made a
Hight over the Dardanelles and drop
ped three bombs. These were aimed
at the Turkish warships. Two of them
fell into the water and the third ex-
ploded on the shore, doing no damage.
An official dispatch issued tonight
says: THE enemy continues his
movements along the Tchatalja lines.
Several encounters have occurred dur
ing these operations, all of them end
ing in the retirement Of the enemy.
The engagement near Palaia develop
ed into somewhat severe battle. The
warship Idjlalics bombarded the
enemy from Biyuk Chckmodyo, on the
Sea OF Marmora.
THE enemy who has occupied and
Is fortifyng and cntrcnching the
heights south Of Namilo in the vicin-
ity Of Gallipoli has been subjected to
an artillery fire by the Turkish army
and fleet"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12

The city Manager is having cindcrs
put down ON number Of the streets
which Wcro i'm n terrible mess last
week and the first part Of this week
during tho wet weather. Several OF
tho streets whore cindcrs were put
down some time ago wcro very much
Improved thereby and it is hoped
that present work will bc conducive,
Of similar improvements whore II is
being done
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12

There is n report being circulated
90 the effect that officials Of tho Nt-
lautic Coast Limo Railroad Com
pany are contemplating tho laying Of
concrete walks throughout tho pas
s'nrer station yard I'm this city.
Whether this rumor IS correct or not
cannot lr oSccrtaiucd here, but II is
O., hc hoped TINT n is founded on fact.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
REFUSE TO REDUCE INTEREST.

House Kills Mr.. Stanley's Bill to
Lower Rate to Six Per Cent in This
State.
Columbia, Feb. S.-The bill to low
er the legal rate of interest in South
Carolina, introduced by Mr.. Stanley
of Horny and unfavorably reported
by the judiciary committee, was kill
ed by the house after considerable de-
bate. The enacting words Of the bill
were stricken out by vote of II to
80.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
Rcal Estate Transfer.

~ T.. Hardy 90 Davis H. Noise
onc-half interest iu tract Of 500 qcr..
In county. no consideration named.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
HOUSE FOR WATER POWER TAX
PASSES BILL OF MIR. REMEFRT
TO THIRD READING.

Measure Generally Discussed and
Materially Changed Before Receiv-
ing Favorable Action - Mr.. Court.
neys Fertilizer Measure Passed by
House, Also Stevenson Bill Chang
ing Method OF Selecting State Bank
Examiner, Whom Governor Now
Appoints.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-02-12
SUMTER. S. c., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1e 1918
NO VOICE AGAINST FAVORABLE
ACTION BY HOUSE.

Called by Mr.. Whalcy, as Special Or
der Last Night, Measure Making
Medical College in Charleston State
institution Has Easy Sailing -
Bill ApprOpriates $4,000 for Re-
organization and Conduct of Work
at College During Current Year.
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Professional belp Iaantfo


NJ p . r T 4 y T TO SCHOOL
Boards-Colleges. public and private
schools supplied with teachers Of all
grades on short notice, without
charge. Teachers wanted. T II +
VIRGINIA TEA CHEERS BU REAC,
Rev. r. w. Cridlin. Manager, Wood
land Heights, Richmond. Va
WOMAN. WISHING TO
establish dignihed semiprofes-
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capital; profession taught free.
Call at 217 East Grace
DON'T WORRY ABOUT NOT HAVING
. cook. maid. nurse, butler. porter.
waiter or any other kind of help.
give US your order: we can supply
YOU. MARTIN d COMPANY, SIS
East Broad.
TEACHERS WANTED EXPECT
TO need al least ono one n ,asobe-s for
terms beginning in Septem Der, The
best places are dlled early Begin
now Address K. H PICkELL
Knoxville. Tenn.
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AMERICAN CHATFFEJ r. THf
new automobile magazine SEND %
cents. ~ stamps or coin. Tor one
years trial subscription. Money PC
funded III not satisfied. Az tsi.s
CAN CHAUFFEUR Butler Build
ing Cincinnati. Ohio.
a SUMMER N ETEOFE-IrAJl.
Switzerland. German Holland F"i-
rfurn. France. England. s. titna-
Excellent opportunity for travel pr
= small. select party. conducted ~
experienced lady. Sailing june u
Fourth season. reference Adnfcas
= - care Times Dispatch.
FREE-soc JAR ROCK GLUE AND
gsc sta Broom Holder free. To ao-
verti~c these useful articles. N you
will ask any retail riercAnt IN
America for above this VIII Az
fhorize him O. eiNc YOU both merely
10 have you praise them 20 trtend@
Tf merchants viii not supply you
free. write US. sending SIX mer-
chants names and ter Stamps We
will also send you beautiful book
free national views postpaid
worth 81 Tor returning trade marks
OF oar goods NORMAN HINES
Co, Washington. d. C.
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situatlons, professional

Lt;f MRS. cHADIcK SEND VOC 4
nigh grade undergraduate nurse; no
fee Madison SSH
WANTED. BY A YOUNG WIDOW, ;
graduate OF Peabody Institute.
Terms. So per month or less. ac
cording TO grade. Phone MRS. cox.
Madison 5sl7. Address 6l3 North
Eighth street
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anlfrifprs anu Salfsmfn

WANTED Statesmen EARN $3.50
per month: sell advertised goods
e Best st sSPsTaf l.. S New sS York 0
SATFSNEN WANTED-NO EXPERT
ence required. Earn while learning.
Write too day for list OF HUNDREDS
of positions now open payIng ei'vVO
70 sics s0'g Dent = y aas' NATIoHAL SIZES
MEMS TRAINING. ASSOCIATION.
Chicago, New York. Kansas city.
san Francisco, New Orleans To-
ronto.
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
virginia with staple line. High
commissions. 500 monthly ad
vance: permanent pos. on to -ish
man. JESS H. SMITH co. Detroit
Mich.
SALESMAN MAKING THE SMALLER
towns wanted 10 handle high grade
proposition 10 merchants in All lines
of trade. Full time or isde line
Liberal commission esig rePssssft
business. VIII BUR MIG 60, 1870
Barney Building, Dayton. ohio.
WANTED. FOR PERMANENT PLACE.
three energetic, ambitious 5aies-
men. capable of earning $500 an
nually or better. TO sell high grade
s.eciaitv TO all lines Of retail trade
i'm towns and smaller cities. Heavily
advertised in trade papers. Routes
circularized in advance. Want clean:
reliable men only. references ahu
cagO. III
CHICAGO ANUFACTURING conf
pany wants local salesman for per-
uanent POSITION with bright future.
New speciality. unlimited demand.
O. = FOX. 2i9 South Dearborn
Street. Chicago. Ill
WANTED. REAL ESTATE SALES
man. Good proposition for hustler.
Address G 973, care Times-Dispatch.
COMMERCIAL SPECIALITY SALES
Man Cost you $3.50; sells $50; two
TO ten orders daily. with cash income
for expenses. GRANT MFG. co,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED TO FOLLOW
up Inquiries; most attractive real
estate proposition Of merit. we FUR
nish prospects. good salesman can
make $1,000 to $4,000 this year;
chance for promotion: let me eH-
plain the proposition TO you Ad-
dress SALES MANAGER,f care
Times-D Dispatch.
Statesmen WANTED IN SOUTHERN
states to sell pearl jewelry to gem
eral and jewelry stores; territory
will be assigned exclusive. MUS
CATINE PEARL JEWELRY CO,
Muscatine. Iowa
WINTED-SALESM IN EVERY
State. by old established manufactu-
rer 10 sell line in small towns. Side
line on liberal commission Sam
ples free Goods well known and
advertised. Recorders credited sales
men. RED CROSS CO, Dept 9, St
Louis. Mo.
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l)rlp luantco female

WANTED. < NURSE. APPLY AT 2l2i
Grove Avnue.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS SERVANT
girl for general housew9rk ~ per
week. room on lot. Apply ol' west
Main. or $50 West Main.
WANTED. WOMAN TO Do GENERAL
homework INTERMONT FARM,
SpringwoOd, Va.
WANTED. YOUNG LADIES TO MAKE
paper boxes. Also some 70 run light
machines. STEADY employment. Good
paw. Apply to RANDOLPH PAPER
HnX 90 RaeG Street
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Gnent6 Iuantfo

AGENTS WANTED TO
handle automobile NECESSITY Every
automobile owner VII n.,I PH re- n Scr ~
CIALTY CO. Box 632. stanton. Va.
USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUILD
up q mail order business of your
own. We help you start for a share
in profits: 81 opportunities. Particu-
lars free, MUTUAL OPPORTUNI-
TIES EXCHANGE. Buffalo. \. !.
AGENTS-GET IN TOUCH WITH
household speciality proposition mat
will bring you $40 70 SO = "Tsh.
AMERICAN ALUMINIUM co, Div.
1861. l.emont Ill
AGENTS PROFIT IN ONE DAY;
that's going some Write US 70 ,uaI
for Information regarding the hest
money making business kn9Wn y
RAY SPECIALITY co. Cordele. Ga,
Box ~.
WE PAY $40 A WEEK ANO tx
penses 70 men with rigs TO miro
duce poultry compound. y car
contract. IMPERIA I.MFG co.
Dept 4. Parsons. Kans.
AGENTS. $24 a WEEK NEW PAT
ented. Automatic Curry Comb. Takes
Just half as long 70 clean q horse.
\" clOgging with hair ana dirt. Big
demand. Big profits. tree sample
10 workers AUTO CONF GO. A532
Penn Building. Dayton Ohio
AN OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE.
company desires the services Of two
special travelling agents, with salary
and expenses Conference desired.
and need not apply without salts
factory references. All cOmmunlca-
lions confidential Address S57,
care Times-Dispatch.
AGENTS-SELL HAIR STRAIGHT
ener and beautifier 70 negroes. They
earned. Send PC for sample and
particulars. X. q. BORN MFG. co,
Hampton, Va.
AGENTS-DOES SO DAILY NOW AND
more later interest you2 New Linz.
new plan. new IDEAS Winning com
bination for hustlers. Get postal in
mail quick, asking particulars. +.
NJ DAVIS. CISCO, Davis Block, chi
c%gc.
EXCLUSIVE ARTICLE. QUICK SELL
oversize which makes old shoes
wear six months longer. BIGGER,
2426 North California, Chicago.
SIS DAILY PAID -HUSTLERS AND
crew managers; s. daily paid work
ers one person wanted in each To-
cality as agent for complete line
oil Mops. Self-wringing Mops lilye
styles), Fibre Brooms. HII-k Err
MOP CO, 1881 Grand Avenue. Chi
cago.
AGENTs-MAKE 100 PER CENT
Washers Retails for 81 Does bet
ter work than any So washer s,X.
elusive territory given. TEMPEST
CO. $50 Orleans Street Chicago.
YOUR TIME, THE "THERMOZONE''
and right here-offer you. this
month. unequalled opportunity; II
interested in an independent bust
enss from small capital. write to-
6ay. THE VICTORY co, 2lJ-2l1
Pearl Street. Buffalo. " Y.
LGENTS-SIMPLi GIVE AWAY TEN
beautiful leather billbooks daily
sac PEI week. Men or women sue
coed Write CARROLL SYST EN-.
Lock Box 1922. Pittsburgh. Pa.
s25 TO 500 EVERY
week selling sign letters for stores
and offices. Success guaranteed
Sample and particulars free. NE
TALLIC SIGN CO, 437 North Clark,
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solicitors ano SaIr5men


WANTED, TWO FIRST CLASS
statesmen 20 work small country
towns in State Of Virginia for 1918 {;
salary sl25 per month and expenses
RED CROSS CO, Dept b. St
Louis. Mo
WANTED, SALESMAN FOR
state of Virginia 10 handle our new
line Of snappy assOrtments; liberal
commission or drawing account 70
night man who can s t,o ~ IA ,rI ,a -
Market Street. St Louis, Mo
WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
man OF experience for line OF cutlery.
crOckery, silverware and granite
ware salary or commission ana craW-
ing account. offer depending upon
past experience and ability OF sales
man. give reference NATION l.
IMPORTING CO. Granite Bids.
-. Louis. Mo.
COMMERCIAL SPECIALITY SALES
men. Costs you sac sells SO :
10 10 orders daily. with cash income
for expenses. GRANT MFG CO.
Pittsburgh. Pa
SALESMEN-DO YOU WANT SI0 A
day side or main line retail and
IONS IONS" STERIcAN FACTORiES co.
-. Louis. No.
MANUFACTURER WANTS TRAVEL
INK statesmen on commission Box
el2S. Litchheld. III.
Statesmen WANTED FOR COUNTRY
towns. So weekly salary and - per
day allowed for expenses when tray
cling. WESTERN CIDER co. St
Louis. 40
Statesmen To CALL on GROCEES.
.0nfectioners. general stores $50
monthly and expenses. yearly con-
tract MANAGER. Il south Nam
street 81 Louis. 40
statesmen - FTRST-CLASS SALES
side line or exclusive big seller.
good commission. PAW PAW
GRAPE JUICE CO. Ltd. Paw Paw.
Mich
ALESAiEN-DOUBLE YOUR INCOME
iy selling the greatest cigar trade
sfirnuiafor or the market fAWtIp
NOVELTY COMPANY. banviiie. III
AMBITIOUS Statesmen NEAT AP-
uearancc. call on merchants in their
territory. elegant side line. con-
Veuicnt % cary good comm ions
prompt remittance. BELMONT MFG.
co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
LARGE MANUFACTURER OF SPE-
ciaitv line with established trade.
wants experienced travelling sales
men. salary position with expense
advanced. state axe, experience and
references to- initial letter. fisO-
oJriS MFG. co. Cleveland. ohio.
Statesmen WANTED To SILL. OUR
sueciaitics in dry goods from fac-
tory TO retailer liberal commits
sion. splendid side lire Tor travel
crs Ei.YN MAWK MILLS. mil
adeirhia. "a.
SALESMAN WANTED WHO CAV
sell tho best line Of syrups made 90
virginia botfiGrs. Commission paid
on recorders. Can Dc handled a. side
line Address PRESIDENT. Drawer
]. sidney. Ohio
KENPER-THOMAS CO. CINCINNATI
want travelling men Tor advcrtisine
fans a. side line. Quick money. $50
10 So weekly. Copyrighted designs.
selling season nov on. Apply Kan
Department
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Iuanrfp

WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT
W. II. COWARDIN' SONS prices
on watch and jewelry work are the
Lowest in town Satisfaction is
guaranteed. 1915 East Main Street.
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FREE-30C JAR ROCK GLUE AND
25c Star Broom Holder. To adver-
tise these useful articles. if you will
ask any merchant in America for
above. this win authorize him to
give you both. merely 70 have you
praise them to friends If merchants
will not supply you free. write US.
sending six merchants names and
ten stamps. We will also send you a
beautiful book. national views.
worth $l.0O. postpaid. for returning
trade marks of above goods NOR
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DRIP, l7aIe anb female

If YOC WANT HELP OF ANY KIND
see or cali up INTERNATIONAL
LABOR AGENCY. 1Ol5 Bank Street,
Room 8, corner Eleventh Street.
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions.
Several thousand appointments TO
lie made Il few months. Full in
formation about openings. how to
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iiately for booklet Gl64. EARL
HOPKINS. Washington, y. c.
Do YOU WANT \ MECHANIC? WE
can furnish you any kind you want
MARTIN * COMPANY, SIS East
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WANTED. PERSONS TO WRITE AND
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made by following our practical dI-
rections. Send self addressed en-
Velope for particulars. BROOKS
COPYING co. 90l Pennsylvania
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MEN AND WOMEN OUT OF WORK
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MEN-WOAIEN: GET GOVERN
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FRANKLIN INSTlTUT E. Dept.
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WE HAVE EMPLOYMENT FOR YOU.
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[. GOLDBERG. LADIES TAILOR,
FORMERLY WITH KAUFMAN
CO." Is NOW TAKING ORDERS
FOR SPRING SUITS AT REDUCED
PRICES ALL THE LATEST GOODS
AND STYLES TO SELECT FROM.
202 NORTH FIRST STREET.
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pfrsonals

KATE LADIES TAILOR. Has
MOVED TO TIE COMMERCIAL
ET-TLDING. OK SECOND STREET
BETWEEN GRACE AND BROAD.
nND l. READY To- SHOW THE
SpRrNs; AND SUMNER STYLES
NOM Il THE TIME To TAKE THE
ADVANTAGE OF SUCH An pFFtt-
TFNTTY OF HAVING Npik ST
MADE AT REDUCED PRICES. HOP
M; YOT WILL GIVE NJ a CALL
q KATZ COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
OK SECOND STREET. BETWEEN
GRACE AND BROAD.
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situations Iuantfo. Ralf

situations luanffb, Ralr
YoUNG MAN WITH s o NJ Z
experience " wholesale if9n business
ss9. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN IS YEARS OLD
desires position as clerk Of hrst-class
hotel OF the. South has four y years
s soood referen &c ADDRESS BOX 50.
Richmond, Va.
VIRGINIA REGISTERED PHAR-
macist desires position by February
"a small town preferred. Best reiei-
ence. + S3. care Times Dispatch
SITUATION WANTED TO SELL
baRging and ties on commission ms On m IN
Renee. Address Box "a. Mcbee. ;. G:
WANTED. A Locations Is A
small town in Virginia by d physi-
clan nifty years old twenty years
successful experience IN the general
practice of medicine. come 10 &C
cepted location April l. 1918. Address
X 100. care Times Dispalch.
WANTED. A POSITION As CLERK
in any store: have had FIVE, years
experience in all stores ana posi-
office. Can give Al reference.
HENRY \. PEATROSS' Peatross'
AN ACCOUNTANT OF LONG AND
varied experience. corporate tas an
ofiiciaD, mercantile and expert &C
counting. now not IN actlNe BUSINESS
life. desires partial employ nsht , az
a means Of moderate Remuneration
and not too steady occupation eaSh
day Would engage 10 regularly
audit accounts on do oook kee plus
not recurring too close application
An opportunity for high grade OF
service at reasonable cost. Address
- $50, care Times Dispatch.
SOBER AND RELIABLE YOUNG MAN
Of q wishes position IN me OF Pro
motion: Al references and bond Al
dress T s.. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
with six Years experience as book
keeper, or assistant bookkeeptr' or
general Office work. Would not OBJ
any make typewriter Can FURNISH
best OF reference. Address r ~,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN.
either as 1ty salesman or once
work; has had experience in potn
can give best of references. Ad-
dress - -. care Times-Dispatch-
Young MAN. EXPERIENCED AND
capable, desires sltlDn 80
general clerical work; can furnish
best references as TO character and
ability. Address @ SAG, care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper. collector. city salesman. ue-
sires position al once. references
or bond. Address a 500, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS COLLECTOR:
best OF reference and bond II re-
guired + %, care Times-Dlspatcn-
FOUR HOURS EMPLOYMENT PER
day wanted during morning by eN-
uerierced bOokkeeper: low salary,
best references. Address s22. care
Times Dispatch.
STENOGKAPHER MIDDLE-A @ L ID.
wants employment, willing 10 assist
ia other work. C. y: y. Box ".
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"A FROM TO 20 5 FEET' APXisE
HOW MANY YOU CAN DELlk-
AWNING CO, EIGHTH STREET
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pfrsonaIs
rpcr0-D1rE sIIoE RiTlEPflxlTRfNo'

TP-TO-DAIE SHOE tEfAitsfNo
CAPABLE OF REPAIRING
mems. women's and children's shoes
equal 70 new; a. a., p3 or siv,p pc she
driver a pair. and save for yourselt
the Inconvenience and annoyance
n be 'a 1Spsir ann sho SS Mons et shoes half
sOled, 75c heeled. Csc; womens
shoes balf-soled. CSC. heeied, ~.
Whole soled and turned work adut
fiOnal No nailed work-all seweds
White oak leather used e1ciusiveiy.
ROYAL LAUNDRY. 81 North
Seventh Street.
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT
W. II. COWARDIN'S SONS. prices
on watch and jewelry work are mo
Lowest in town satisfaction is guaran-
teod. 1915 East Main Street.
HEIRS THOUSANDS OF FAMf-
lies are wanted 20 claim fortunes.
Many now living in poverty are rich.
but they don't know IL. Our 4oo-page
Index entitled Next of KIN, ftelfe
at Law contains authentic lists OF
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and advertised for in America ana
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tains Chancery Court OF England
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Yours or your ancestors names may
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TERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
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SAVE MONEY OK YOUR MAdA@
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reliable service. our big 1913 catalok
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MAGAZINE AGENCY, Houston'
Va.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHTAND SOLD
AZ HUGHES 200 North Third
DRINK BELLS MINERAL WATER
and cut out that Indigestion or kid
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Try il; you'll be agreeably surprised.
and the price don't hurt. Address III.
r. BELL. Burkeville. Va
HEIRS-THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES
are wanted to claim fortunes. Many
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don't know it, Our 400-page index,
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beIp luantfn a9alf

WANTED. BoOKKEEPER AND STE
nographer (male); state experience
and salary expected. Il 80, care
Timeg- DISPATCH,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
LADIES. YOUR HAIR is IMPORTANT.
WE MEAN DON'T PAY ENORMOUS

WE MEAN DON'T PAY ENORMOUS
prices We manufacture hair goods
of every description and sell them
about half price. Pure hair only.
selling switches very reasonable. III
we have not your shade in stock We
viii make you one on approval, any
price you name. Being manufactur-
ers. we can save you half. Guaran-
teed not to fade. RICHMOND HAIR
STORE 212 North Fifth Street.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-06-12

Three simultaneous meetings we're
held Saturday afternoon. The Will
lamette Valley division of the State
Editorial Association met to discuss
the cost of producing newspaper in
Oregon. At the same time, the
Woman's meeting took place. Some