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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Won Cleuson Scholarship.

Supt. OF Education }. e. Swearingen
has announced the successful contest
ants for scholarships at Clemson col
lege. The following were the success
ful contestants from this county: four
year scholarships II. Washington,
Route l, Ware Shoals; and w. NJ. Da-
Wis, Route d, Honea Path; one year
scholarships from the state at large
r. e. Poole, Route 3, Gray Court; and
). f. Thornton, Mountville; one year
agricultural scholarship-C. j. Brown,
Route ], Mountville. These scholar
ships were won in competitive exami-
nations in which there were many con
tcStants
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Reunion OF the Wharton Family.

Years ago, good Mr.. William Whar-
ton and his gentle wife, Mrs. Lcana
Wharton, passed home to the reward,
promised for lives we'll spent, so the
reunion OF the Wharton family was
held, July 22 at the colonial home
stead Of their granddaughter, Mrs.
Rufus Dunlap, 8 miles from the pro
gressive little town of Mountville. For
this most delightful occasion, 50 of the
Wharton descendants were present;
sons and daughters, with their wives,
children and grandchildren, together
with the close neighbt and some
friends from Laurens; among this
number was Rev. MI. Rankin, J. n.
Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Pluss.
The weather was ideal and the
morning passed in social pleasure by
the older people, recalling many hap
py days gone by; whilst fishing in the
nearby river and games made glad
the young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton raised chill
uIcn, all OIL WHO'LL married III early
life and most of whom raised large
families William and Walter died
several years ago,-still surviving are
Mrs. Thomas Langston Mrs. James NJ.
IIudgcns, Mrs. Frank Nj. Fuller Mrs.
Athens Ballew, Col. J. f., Bee w. and
Melmoth Wharton. From Green wood,
Woodruff, Clinton, Cross Hill, Waterloo
and other places their descendants
gathered to do honor to this occasion.
Mrs. James Hudgens lives in Knoxville,
Tenn.
The Dunlap homestead, now the
property of Rufus II. Dunlap, has been
in the family for five generations; the
first Dunlap receiving his title to the
land from the King Of England. The
original residence, added to and re-
paired, Is still in good condition; a
fine old land mark Of colonial days.
zone Of the Guests"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
COOPER MAY RUN.
Anderson Daily Mail Gives Interview
With II. 4. Cooper Of This City.


"hc'hcr or not r. a. Cooper, of this
city, candidate in the last primary for
'he nomination Tor governor, would
run asaia next year has been subject
iU' discussion ior many months, Ac-
coroirg 10 Inc Anderson Daily Mail,
NJ, Cooper practically declared Sat
"luiE th"l ne Woulu be IN the race.
INC lolio"lhS was the report of the
N''oefSoh paper as TO Mr.. Coopcrs
a'",ei'iehI'
non hobcit y. COOPER OF "''rcns
p'"''ic"!is occiareu SATURDAY morning
'tl't ne VIII DC candidate for SOY
oliior ol "oo'h carolina next sum
''e' re ana N.Y. j. >. Machen ar
ivy" III 'hcir aotomobilc from i-au-
S'i' 'i"'S HiEhl ana renamed III An
oc'" "oi' "h''l 'nis morning When they
"op'i'eo .lor IVA Mr. cooper ad-
oieSSeo 'he IVA ohautaulua thiS morn
'"s ol me S"oJect OF cdncation.
W. 1ooper. VIII YOU be candi-
o''c ior governor next summer? ask
~ VI nc I'aiis MILL
~ w " '"hoioate lor governor
''.i. 'o'u''lohS cNlSt' ne re-
p'ieo 'oich'S' ana inc smile that
"0' ''''' ''''''iE S'rolSiE ihdlcat-
'"'' n' n"u 'c''iNcu assurances
'','' '""n' 'o'''i''io''S eNiSl no" ana
w. ''li''!'"c 20 exist
'"' '"'e' VI S"pi'ort iroih people VINO
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Murderl Everybody Tries TO Step on My
Corn!" Ure "GE'rS.lT" and Youth
Hove No Cotns to Be Stcpocd On

toc-bundling bandages, blood bring
ing razors, knives, files, scissors, iaG-
Ders and what-nots, when he uses just
z drops OF "GETS-IT" and sees his
corn vanish. The difference is divine.
Just try it. You won't vince when
you put or your shoes in tho morn
ing. "GEE%-lT" is sure. "gets" any
corn. callus wart or bunion.
"GErS-l'" Is sold by druggists cv-
erywhcrc, 25c a bottle, or sent direct
by E. Lawrence e, Co, Chicago. Sold
in Laurcns and is recommended as
the worlds only real corn cure by
Laurcns Drug Co. and Rays Pharmacy
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28

90 cent bottle Of Dodson's LiXq
under my personal guarantee
VIII clean your sluggish liyH
than nasty calomel; it won't h$
SICK ana you can eat anyffa
want without being salivatet
druggist guarantees that eachi
Will start your liver, clean yo,t
and straighten You up by me
You get your money back.
glad to take Dodson's Liven
cause it is pleasant tasting an
grippe or cramp or make thief
am selling millions Of i
Dodson's Liver Tone 10 PED
have found that this l]leas.oI,
bic, liver medicine takes t.,
dangerous calOmcl. Buy oihtse'ts'
my sound, reliable quarry
your DRUGGIST aLuut ne. W,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved.

Hard work, over-eXertion, mean
stiff, sore muscles. Sloan's Linment
lightly applied, little quiet, and your
soreness disappears like magic. "Noth-
ing ever helped like your Sloans
l.iniment ! can never thank you
enough writes one grateful user
Stops suffering, aches and pains. An
excellent coutncr-irritant, better and
cleaner than mustard. All Druggists
25c. Get bottle today. Pcnetratcs
without rubbing.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic 10 equally valuable as a
General Tonic because 1t contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofQUINIEB
and IRON. 1t acts OH the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System, SO cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
70 Clean OF Cemetery.

All persons interested in the Mt
Pleasant cemetery are requested to
meet next Tuesday morning at the
church grounds for the purpose of
cleaning off the graves.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
"GETS-IT" A SURE
SHOT FOR ALL CORNS
Use Two Dropsxand They Vanish.

VoV IHV UfUVSNtHU IHGy VNn1SIl. ;
When .corns make you almost die
with your boots on, when you try to
walk on the edge of your shoes to try
to get away from your corns, you're
way behind time If you have not used
"GEnS-1T'. It's the corn cure of the
century, the new way, the sure, pain
less, simply way. 1t makes a fellow
really feel foolish after he's used toe
eating salves, corn-biting ointments,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
Childrcn's Day ut Leb,

Children's Day exercises .
held at Lebanon church An
A basket dinner will be s3
grounds. The public is cs,s
vited. s5s
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
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SOCIETY.
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Mrs. b. L. Clardy entertained again
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Marguerite Tolbert's visitors, Misses
Townsend, Dixon and Richards. De-,
licious punch was served the guests
as they entered and after a number
OF games were played an ice course
Was served.
Mrs. b. l.. Clardy entertained
Thursday morning in honor of Miss
Emily Meng. The game Of Forty-Two
was played and greatly enjoyed. AZ
ter the games were played a delightful
salad course was served. A feature
Of the entertainment was the prescn-
tation to Miss Aleng OF beautiful
work bag
Friday morning Mrs. c. II. Hicks
was hostess in honor OF Mrs. J. r.
llarney, recent bride, and Miss
iismily Meng, bridc-to-bc. Punch
was served as The guests entered and
the game of Forty-Two was played for
amusement and entertainment. After
tho games a delightful salad course
was served. The party was cnioyed
By all who were present.
Mrs. S. Nj. Wilkes entertained Mon
day afternoon at her home on West
Main street in honor Of Miss Emily
Meng, who is 10 be married to Mr.. b.
l.. Jones on August 18th, and Mrs II.
Z. Fleming, one of the recent brides.
The game Of FortyTwo was played,
furnishing much amusement and cx-
citemcnt. After the games delicious
sweet salad course was served, fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake. Mrs.
Wilkes was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. l.. G.. Bale and Miss Toccoa
Caine.
Miss Pearle Clardy entertained at
"Torty-Two" on Friday afternoon in
iioltoi VI hci mousse guests, MISSES
Bridges and Cureton, and Miss Mar
guerte Toiberts guests, Misses Dix
on, Richards and Townsend. AS soon
as the guests arrived, they were serv-
cd fruit punch by Mrs. w. e. Clardy
and Mrs. Il. II. Cothran. After sever
al games Of progressive "42" we're
played, block ice cream, cake and
mints were served. The hostess was
assisted in receiving and serving by
Mesdames Clardy and Cothran and
Nj Ethel Simmons.
Miss Marguerite Tolbert entertained
In very delightful manner Wedncs-
day evening in honor of her guests,
Misses Richards, Townsend and Dix
on. During the evening the game of
Forty-Two was played, resulting in
much fun and mcrrimcnt After the
games tempting ice cream and cake
| were served. Miss Tolbert was assist
cd by Mrs. w. l.. Gray, Miss vii Lou
Gray and Mrs. Dell Watkins, Misses
Hattie Gray and Rosa Gray presided
at the punch bowl and otherwise as
sisted in making the evening enjoy
able
Miss Emily Mcng was the honorec
again Thursday morning at ',eau-
tifully appointed miscellaneous show
| CT given by Mrs. N. B. Dial. The en-
tertainmcnt preceding the shower it.
self was the game Of Forty-Two, in
which the guests entered with much
zcst and enthusiasm. Punch was serv-
ed by Mrs. r. f. Fleming. The games
were played On the piazza, where de-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28

Mrs. b. l.. Clardy entertained again
Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Marguerite Tolbert's visitors, Misses
Townsend, Dixon and Richards. De-
licious punch was served the guests
as they entered and after a number
OF games were played an ice course
Was served.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28
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Mrs. b. l.. Clardy entertained
Thursday morning in honor of Miss
Emily Meng. The game Of Forty-Two
was played and greatly enjoyed AZ
ter the games were played delightful
salad course was served. A feature
Of the entertainment was the prcscn-
tation to Miss Meng Of beautiful
work bag
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-07-28

Miss Emily Mcng was the honoree
again Thursday morning at >eau-
tifully appointed miscellaneous show
cr given by Mrs. N. b. Dial. The en-
tertainmcnt preceding the shower it
self was the game Of Forty-Two, in
which the guests entered with much
zcst and enthusiasm. Punch was serv-
ed by Mrs. r. f. Fleming. The games
were played On the piazza, where de-
licious refreshments were also serv-
ed. After the refreshments" little
Misses Fannie Dobson and Dorothy
Dial. daintily attircd as fairies, emcrg-
ed from the drawing room and catch
Ing the hands Of Miss Meng graceful
ly ushered her inside where the num-
crous articles which her friends had
sent were displayed. Mrs. Dial was
assisted by Mrs r. f.. Fleming, Mrs.
Dial Gray, Miss DOME Counts, Miss
Marjorie Gelder, Mrs. Geo. McCutch-
con, of Columbia and Mrs. L. G. Bale.
Mrs. II. f.. Fleming entertained the
Bridge Club Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Crcswell Fleming, Miss Emily
Meng and Miss Louise Fleming, of
Greenwood After number Of excit-
ing games were played an elaborate
luncheon was served The morning
was greatly enjoyed by all who were
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-16
MURDER CASE GOES
TO JURY TODAY

With arguments completed by both
the defense and the prosecution and
18th tho rehuttal of the state to be
delivered at this afternoon, the fate
of J. L. Laino, who yesterday and to-
day has been facing murder charge,
probably will be placed in the hands
of the Jury before this afternoon.
A brief cross-examination of Laino
failed to shake his version of the
Staying of w. d. O'Guin, January %,
in the slightest particular. He said
that he had encountered O'Guin as
both passed through a gate near the
home of r. l.. Palmer, who was as
sociated with O'Guin; that O'Guin had
applied foul epithets, and that he had
struck the fatal blow with shovel
after O'Guin had menaced him with
a knife
DR.. H. C. Richter of Calexico and
Dir. T. o. Luckett of this city, who
attended O'Guin after he had received
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-16
Tonight
ADMISSION 25c
observation-disclosures

fatal injuries, both testified as to the
extent of his wounds and the cause
of his death
James Hoffman and Frank w
Crane, both of Calexico, took the stand
during the course of the trial and re-
peated the text Of Laino's conversation
during his arraignment.
Other witnesses were Charles For
roster, w. l.. Ellis and Hattie Nance.
Following are the jurors who are hear
ing the case: c. f. Dees, William w.
Fairchild, Thomas F. Force, George
w. Gunderson, K. Honaker, John Xii
Tough, A. l.. Loffer, John r. McCor-
mick, Stanley s. Starr, J. Y. Taggart,
Hiram p. Turbett and Huey Van Horn.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-16
CITY AND VALLEY

Mercury Scoots Up-This has been
warmest day Of the year by consider
able, the thermometer reaching SO TINS
afternoon.
New Map-One of the best maps
ever issued covering the. Southwest
has just appeared. 1t Is Thurstons
desert map, covering Southern Cali
fOrnia and as far east as Phoenix.
Y = x
Chapter TO Entertain-Golden Rule
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, at
Imperial, has issued invitations for a
dancing party tomorrow evening at
the Imperial auditorium. A number
of people invited from other towns
are planning to attend.
X y =
l.. & S. Theatre-Special tonight,
"The Master Key" sixth episode. "The
Clue of the Portrait "A Tale of the
City" and "The Treasure Seekers" a
comedy, complete the
program.
Theatre Tulane-The Gladstone En-
tertainers drew a packed house last
night at the Tulane, and each sing
ing, dancing and acrobatic number
drew hearty applause from the audi
ence. This company presents the
eleanest, brightest and most up-to-date
performance seen in Ell Centre in a
long time An entire change of pic
lures and acts will be given tonight.
Two shows, startinp at and p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-16
MAINLY PERSONAL

Drue c. Harrington of Seeley was
a visitor in FL Centre today.
Mrs. Marie Cox, who has been
spending the past week in San Diego,
returned home last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-16

ful if any of the quartet wet a keel
next summer. Nineteen hundred and
fifteen will be great year for Amer
lean sport, but it will be intramural
sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
HELP wANTEp-rrofess,onal.

WANTED. 20 hear from AL ,eache-s
who haS State certificates and are
without schools. We can place YOU at
once. The Virginia Teachers bureau
4. ". Cridlin. Manager, Woodland
Heights, Richmond Va Phone Madi-
son S5TS. Also Gordonsvil!e Branch. J.
Walton Hall. Manager, BnX ISL, Cor
louisville.
UNpERt;R oTTATE nurses. register,
with Virginia Business Exchange
PROFESSIONAL UNDERGRADUATE nurses
furnished Apply Ni"r.n!a business
Exchange
III + Yidcwatcr Teachers Eurcnu Den
dron. Va. furnishes prompt and eff :
Client assistance 70 teachers in securing
positions Moderate fees anC unexccllcd
service Write for cnruilm.n! blank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

LET us teach you the latest steps IN
the new dances. We can fl you TOR
the ballroom floor; class and private.
lessons. Terms reasonable G 9l5
care Ilmes-Dispatch
POSITION desired 10 teach Eu,,ljsh
and music. small children Refer
ences. patrons 3O+ East Main Rich
mond, Va
WANTED. position ny full registered
pharmacist Virginia and North caro-
lima, western part of State preferred
Best OF references. Apply 10 l. III.
care Times-Dispatch
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a ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKS opened. closed, balanced, syn
tcmatlzcd. audited written up: kept
part OF time; terms reasonable. Aa-
dress q 900. care Times Dispatch.
BOOKS opened. closed. systcmatizcd:
audits made periodically. financial
statements prepared: terms reasonable
Address ID TOl. care Times Dispatch.
luBl.lC accountant socks position
part OF time: correspondent, eNccu-
i've. Address 922, care Times Dis
patch
AUDITING. systcmatizing. preparing
statements Il specially; making tax
ir,.",ports; etc. Address ]: 400. caro-
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
HELP WANTED-Fema,e.

FIVE bright capahle ladies to t-nvel.
demonstrate AND sell dealers. s25 20
Goodrich Drug Co, Dept. GI2, OMAHA,
Nch
SOME one 20 care for baby during day.
also room III same house; state
terms . 9l+. care Times Dispatch
EARN $50 TO $50 monthly nj home
rericnce or correspondence course un-
necessary. Details free. Floyd Pub
Co, 40 Washington, n C.
LADIES, sew At home: good nay. Send
STAMP. Wnrit sent PREPAID King
Mfg. Co, l+3l RroadwIy. New Ynri.
EltE
$500 cash and other prizes for new
MOVE %fS Marazine G'l Wnn Tgvs Rnid9s
Los Aneeles Cal. Sample COPY. loc.
WANTED. IN pleasant country nome,
4 nurse FOR invalid. Address ! III,
care mes-DispatcE
MADAM earn So to So weekly Co
operate with mo evenings a home
Don't worr, about capital. viii help
you Hoyd { Brown, Omaha, Neb
no YOU want another s. dany" No
experience, constant spare time work.
CONTRACT We take. product. Helping
Hand stores Inc, Chicago.
COMPANIONS 10 wait on elderly Lads
Address Mrs W {. Netherland. Balls
, vic. 81
LADIES and girls. sew remnants: ex-
pericncc unnecessary; plain sewing
material furnished. rare opportunity.
complete instruction. l0c Returned II
dissatisfied. Wayne Studio, Richmond
Ind
WOMEN make S weekly addressing
enveiopes and mailing circulars NJ
home. spare time. Stamped envelope
Tor particulars Success Supply Co.
$3.50 Belmont Avenue. Chicago. IL.
WANTED, your school diplomas TO
frame AT low prices IGX2O sepia
picture free. See Mr. CorDett, man
aror Elna ART Company Best Tor
less 52% West Broad street.
splendid position opeu with local
concern s%0n investment required
! 80 care Times Dispatch.
WANTED q servant with reference
ApPly 2ie6 Stuart Avenue
WANTED, experienced shir; hand-iron-
crB Apply Monday morning s o'clock
COS Dance Street
WANTED lady solicitor cal Madison,
FIFTEEN dollars weekly. spare Time
addressing. mailing advertising mat
ter for mail order houses SEND 10
for postage. samples and particulars
American sales COMPANY Chattanooga
Tenn.
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l,II \ lll~.

N,1itIsu ,,l.t e,,,,ra,, ,r,,,,,,ar, e.
NJ 4 ~ nt tNr Nom. ot ris son.
~ Mill, sas t,s, ,r,,n -tr,oi'
lNtrr,,ri N. tStn. I'm
reg lulo resi- n, 10
VI tIiHHir ..'N.IN ~, lNi", ~
NiS l",,Acng% i.Nt NcSl trnnN ~
Su''l Ni!(i t''N \ " ~ l.''N' III inc
NI -N"Nt.lA Year Nl h'N Az"
NN'hat SYN ices lEam NJ Sninis
h.S,nlRt l.'sh i'lS tS9maNl
h.N.\''N '' q '''"' ~ t'h'"f'N ID
lGW ELI Di,d at M rcsiSsurc of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

GAETSJDES Iron Rust Soap Co, 1864
Lancaster Avenue. philndeIphia, ia
Gartsidc's Iron Rust Soap tU, $. regis
tered patent No. 3i77j removes iron
rust ink and all unYashuble stain.
from clothing, marble, etc. win mngi
cal effect Good seller. big marrying
Iionse- house agents and store sales
men wanted The Original. 25c a tube
i3ewar" OF lnfriusm.nts and the penalty
Tor making, selling and using an IN
hinged srticlo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

EARN s1s 10 $50 weekly selling I,tlso.
dora toilet preparations. creams 10
lions and powders Not sold ia stores
Easy sellers TO men and women. Spleu-
Old opportunity 70 earn extra money
Liberal commissions Agents wanted
IN every locality. Exclusive territory To
right parties write AZ once Tor par
ticui&,s 10 General Specially 60. Pc
tetspurg, va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
HELP wANrED-Ecmale.


YOU are Invited to call nnd look over
our line of pictures, picture frames
ctc. lest Tor less Elba Art Com :
plhN. h23 West Broad street
wcll-known theatrical man wants a
young lady to assist in tho produce
tion OF y vaudeville sketch for the pro-
patch.
WE REQUIRE experienced salcsladics
for trainers on new set of books
our wonder World" Il book for chill
ufch. Excellent salaricd position for
ri,Eht party: state full experience.
n'ShcSt references required. l.. G..
Fla.
UNDERGRADUATES nurses register
with us and get places. Virginia
Rnsincss Exchange. $40 North Second
WtllTE aud colorcd help wanted for
Office. stores. hotels. homes and other
work: Virginia business Exchange.
THREE ladies To solicit trade and take
orders for reliable house. Randolph
ltNI-l. or address II Is. care Times
Dispatch.
hoCSEkEEpER (whitc) TO cook and
clean, Address G 9oI. care Times
NtsNatch.
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MARRIAGES

pJHll-NIu-lsS Mrs LilIie Nun> nm
Nourct The marriage ol her daurr-
ter, MIS- RUTH MILLS 90 Nih CLNR-
lNCE n DUKE Which tooI ,lor, i.
Bre DoNu'ar -OuUp pc1nle OF Church
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llElr MANTED-NInlc.


WANTED. portray nECnta. OrEnnizinE
crew; opportunity OF becoming crew
,nnnnGcr. Z wccks In Richmond. Call
to-day. Toward. 7o6 East Marshall.
DON'T a" ordinary. poorly paying work
'Lc, old adwritcr teach YOU tho most
interesting, profitable kind or work
adwrituG. cost littlc. Address II -.
care rinrs- Dispatch,
WANTED, rclahlo Young man. hIvl,
school ~ college TRIMMING. act locn
advcr,isiny Representatives. rrot,tahin
spare ,lmc oi'ic" work Ounlincut ions.
references. stamp. I. 10. care Times
btsrnt'h.
WANTED, .s.,M mall and posts!
Wrr,tc for Plan Il OF payment after MP.
G," iss ben f rsindslp GGa
WANTED, manapcr Tor n summer re-
sort hotel ~ NtrgiNia Tor tho months
GOOD references required Address l.
6'' care Times Dispatch.
WhNTED, reg stored assistant drug
rtS' j state references and salary on
roHt"d. l. il2, care T'iscs- Dispatch.
81. l,SMAN Cor Eichmord and Vicinity
Who can sell rrontanlc building arc,
ctaltN. EXCELLENT opportunity to dc
.el"r business and secure territory.
Address NoN tol, El"onold. w Va.
WANTED, boy under l. 20 do farm
WANTED. men 10 icsrn barber trade
few weeks required: steady positions
Tor cNmpcTent graduates: Wonderful
RiSH n 1'' narNcS co,,rss R HsSsnSns
WANTGn, a clean cut. intclliEcu; man
% good education and business aNil-
,tN, must be able - handle corrcsHon-
oNrortunitN Tor 1--we wire 10 sc; into
the mall order business and earn $50
to to s.; 500 ~, w%eS ThsrH arc 1000, 600
try, and not cnoush salary iohs 10 so
around Mann OF them have little
@@S ana 'Es% "f2 Se I" n6 ssT
make moro money working for a COM
mission Than they could draw as. a
BUSINESS Win fast Selling oai is%,' house r
hold and automobile s2ecialtics and let
chem work for yoma You can roach
,hem through TIC CLASSIFIED columns.
the sales made nv each live agent and
set 50 TO On live agents. You can 30
Nour own home, Non Wi! need work
ms .ca7ual OF $50 20 800. started a
mail order business 10 years aco with
few dollars, cNpeotins to earn $50 "a
$50 3 month in snare limo. / nado
$1,000 q month slTnost from the very
herinninC lot me tell YOU about II.
Write for particulars. lIeacock. SoX
1915" Isookpori. y. y.
WANTED. men 20 learn tho profession
OF cleaninc and spottinC on >anoy
Earmonts furS. feathers. kid gloves,
etc, For full partiCula-s write to
l-uitcG states Correspondence school Of
Cleaninr and Spottinc, 7. O. SoX 900.
Richmond, Na.
WANTED, Young man, 80 or 81 wears
az age, With some selling experience
for road work. Good opportunity for
right man. References and bond re
CURED. Charles NJ S;icN, III West
Eroad Street
EARN $40 10 Sl6 weekly addrcssirc,
mailing circulars Particulars ct-cu-
lars, % National Research Bureau.
Chattanooga Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

WANTED. TcSponSi BILE representative
In each county. New combination. .
tools H. one. Sells At slight to farmers
t-amSiers fence builders, etc. Weighs
- pounds iiiLs . tons, stretches wire,
pulls posts, holsts, etc. COiorcd cir
cular and bis liberal agents propose
ton on request Harrah MFG. Co.
kLoOmneld. Ind. BOZ ~ 20.