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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
SOCi0ty(NG'W,S
THE Harmon miller
RECITAL A SUCCESS
Large Audience Delighted with
the Excellent Program Given
Last Evening.

Miss Flora Harmon, pianist, and w.
l.. Miller, tenor, fulfilled every expec.
tation of their many admirers last
evening in their joint recital in the
Grand Theater. Seldom have two
young artists been accorded a greater
ovation than was Miss Harmon and
MIR Miller, When they appeared be-
lore one of the most fashionable aud.
fences ever assembled in the capital
city to listen to a local entertain.
ment. All. *,
The program throughout was with.
out flaw. Mr.. Miller gave for the
opening number Johnson's Farewell
to Summer" This was followed by q
group of songs including Song Of
Joy" from Douty; Mature Awaits
You" by Warner, and Winifred San.
derson's "Tired Hands," His other
numbers included works of Chadwick,
Bevan, James, Liza Lehman, and
closed the program by Allitson's "A
Song of Thanksgiving" Mr.. Miller
won his auditors from the very first
and was Obliged to respond to- re-
peated encores. He possesses a tenor
voice of exceptionally pleasing quail
ity and sings with much finish. In
all his numbers he displayed marked
musicianship and fine technique.
Possibly his Interpretation of the
aria from The Rubaiyat of Omar
Khayyam was his most brilliant mum.
Der. In this he displayed to advan.
tage his wide vocal range.
Miss Harmon, who is great con.
cert favorite, appearing many times
with marked success here, won fresh
laurels last evening by her interpre-
tation of Chopin's Polonaise in C
sharp minor Op. 26 No. 1. Her bril-
liant technique combined with fine
n1Ssicianship gave this famous com.
poser's composition a splendid inter.
probation. In her first numbers which
included McDowell's Woodland
Sketches, "In Autumn" From An
Indian Lodge" and ITO A Water Lily"
she displayed that smooth singing
tone which is so essential to the in.
depreciation of his numbers. Miss
Harmon was obliged to respond to re-.
peated encores. ...s
The concert last evening was one
of the principal events in Bismarck
society for Thanksgiving, many prom.
inent women of the capital city and
Mandan acting as patronesses. ..~
Miss Harmon and Mr.. Miller will
give concert in Steele sometime in
December.
F. 70, Iii La o. 4. Hs
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Ignite MINING ON INCREASE

Minot, N. d., Nov. 25.-Ward coun-
tvs Ignite coal industry is showing
a splendid growth this year, with the
Burlington and Foxholm Ignite mines
shipping a total of SEQ tons of coal
daily. Nine individual. mines are in
operation. 1t is anticipated that the
continued development of the indus.
try during the next few years will be
quite extensive, as the better railroad
rates on the commodity make it pos
sible to ship over wider zone.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
STOLE SIX WATCHES,

Grand Forks, n. D., Nov. 25.--
Thieves broke into the Joe Beblin
store and stole six watches. The
authorities have excellent clcws to
work on and expect to land the guilty
parties. The men gained entrance
through a window in the side wall,
between the store and the Troy steam
laundry.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
RECEIVED NEW BOOKS.

Agricultural College, N. D.. Nov.
25-The library at the North Dakota
Agricultural college is in receipt of a
gift from W. H. Foley of Chicago,
who graduated from that institution
in 1911. It consists of so volumes Of
poetry, works on metaphysics, chem.
istry, philosophy and religion.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Church Bazaar and Supper.

Final; arrangements are being made
by the members of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian chur>h
for their annual bazaar and chicken
supper, which they will hold in the
church Wednesday and Thursday. De-
cember IL. Many beautiful articles
have been donated for the sale which
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
The collection will comprise both the
fancy and domestic articles, which
which have been made with the view
of selling them for Christmas pres
ents. The supper will be feature
Of Thursday evening. -,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Announces MARRIAGE,

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage. of Fred Miller of Bis.
marck and Miss Selma Olsen of Man.
dan. Their marriage was an event
Of Monday, November %, in the Bis
marck Presbyterian manse, with DR..
Charles W. Harris officiating. Mr..
Miller and his bride will reside in
Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
VISITING In Fargo.

Bismarck people who were register.
ed in the: various Fargo hotels for
Thanksgiving Were, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter, BEN gihf1 Ut the Gardner; Carl
Anderson at the Waldorf; Mrs. Mary
Nelson at the Tweeden and Thomas
kenney also at the TWeeden.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
To Give Dance

The entertainment committee of
the Limited Club will give a Thanks.
giving dance this evening in Patter-
sons hall. The affair will be limit.
ed to members and their friends, and
the hours will be from $3.50 to 1880.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Gives Recital.

The first, recital of the pupils of the
Benedictine sisters was given Wed.
nesday evening, in the Mandan opera
house. The program included num-
bers for the violin, mandolin, piano
and voice, and was much enjoyed by
the large audience attending.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
I MENU
Friday-ereakfast.
Fruit
Boiled Eggs Toast Coffee
Luncheon.
Egg.and. Tomato Timbales
s, ga9 Bread Sauce
Whole. le.Wheat-and.Nut Biscuit
Orange and Pineapple Salad
.. Tea .-
. . Dinner.
Clam Chowder
Stuffed Fillet of Founder
Dried Lima Beans .e..'
Celery Parsnips Cream Puffs
HANDY RECIPES.
Lakewood Salad,

Cut one grapefruit and two oranges
add one.fourth cup of finely chopped
membrane. Skin and seed white
grapes; there should be three-fourths
cup. Cut one-third cup OF pecan nut
meats in pieces Mix the ingredients,
arrange on bed of romaine. pour
over dressing and garnish witi thin
strip of red pepper. @
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

The butterfly girdle made OF puss!
willow in faded rose shades Is one q
the seasons pretty novelties. White
ibead.eyes gives the butterfly, tha
perches at the back of milady's waist
line, very realistic appearance.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

Fashion comes in subdued colors
this fall. 'Battleship gray, navy blue
and dark green are prominent shades
just now. And direct from Paris
comes word that Scotch plaid, no,
overload in color, and neutral tinted
checks will be favored by smart wom
on .,.,. .-.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

1Roquefort Dressing.
To one cup Of mayonnaise DRESSING
add one-foudth cup of nnely chopped
RoQuefort cheese.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Soma Service Sunday Niokt.

: A special song service will be ore.
sented next Sunday evening Ia the
Presbyterian church, under the direc.
ton Of Prof Fuerbringer and W. l..
Miller. An interesting program Of Sd
cred numbers will 5e gwen by tine
large chorus choir. Mr.. Miller will De
one of t:le so!oists. @..s@.s ~l} ..,.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
Opens Club t:ouse.

The formal opening OF the Mandan
Town and Country cluo was observed
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening
and was attended by several hundred
people. The club house was thrown
open to the visitors at 3 o'clock. AT.
ter an inspection of the rooms the at.
ternoonHwas spent in bridge and dane.
ing. The rooms we're artistically dec.
GRATED in pennants and clusters OF
flowers, which was under the super.
vision fof the, decorating committee.
The club house was completed the day
previous tossthe opening.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

His message will deal with the great
European war DR.. Writ visited the
battle front at Ypres and was in Rome
when Italy declared war and in Lon.
don during the Zeppelin raids. Or.
Writ confines his message 70 the COLI.
ditions as he saw them and makes no
statements regarding who is to blame
for the worlds catastrophe.
DR.. Writ has been compelled to can.
Gel a number of his engagements in
North Dakota, owing to the great de.
mand for his services in other fields
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
LATE FASHION NOTES.

IATE FASHION NOTES.
Gabardine, which has been trifle
overworked, looms up in new guiss
this fall, and it is labeled broadcloth
gabardine. There is also a new whip
cord gabardine that promises to be
popular.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

: Young men of Wilton desire better
social conditions and are planning to
.OrganiZe a club. =" 81 ..@s %..
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

The muskmelon is the model for
many of the new muffs and because
it is so short there's usually a frill
of bright colored satin at either end,
and there's always a !bushy tail dan
Cling from the new muff, for animal
effects" are the last thing in fur fash.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26

Fashion spells the new trimmings
with capital B-braids, buttons
ibeads-and braids are the most pop
ular of the three. The new serge
tailored suits are invariably braided
in black, and even the little turbans
are piped or banded with shiny black
braid.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY

Continued from Page One)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
northumberland Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
..' oiph ENG
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale-si.SoO buys complete bot
Ting plant now In operation I'm the
GitS or richmond. Plant consists of
"hrbonator. washing outfit. crown ma,
Smine, cnscs. hotties and delivery
true, trucks; Will sell on terms. with small
tusn payment. An excellent oppor-
ttunitE for one or two young men TO
&c, over an established business.
HUpu reason for selling Address
liant Il 3l6. care Times Dispatch.
GJhn rn,o,' opening Richmond
man or ability who can invest $500.
Give phone. L. o. Box a23. Richmond.
foR sale an up-to- grocery store
win living rooms, doing a good busi
ness VIII sell cheap on account of
Line Investigate. ID 722. cnre
Times Dispatch.
LONG established drug store in ono of
ElShmond's best residential sections
yielding splendid revenue for vnorS
ana anu at present exceedingly profitable
i'hfchnser can secure long lease MT ron :
S3naDlr rental. Stock will inventory
500" To $4,000 Good will with sale
fuilcSt Investigation invited win nc.
cert half cash and balance ON accent :
able Endorsed notes. j 7O3, care Tines
Dispatch
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

IL your money is idle or only paying
you 3 per cent. ] can sell YOU at par
10 shares of preferred stock or any
part thereof in high class public
utility company paying regular quar-.
terly dividends at the rate OF 6 per
cent per annum. 735, care Times
DjsDatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
WANTED--Agents

AGENTS. new game for cigar stores.
Particulars free. United SalesDoord
Co. rrcnton. y. j.
AGENTS. get newest, quickest sellers
direct from makers. Full list free
National Agents Association, 100 Mich
iRIu .\vc:'Cc. Chicago.
SELF hair drying comb Just patented
mot electricity: must wonderful ar
tiCic ever invented for women: dries
the hair In few minutes: 100 per cent
p"oht. biggest thing: in years. Metro
roltan Sales Co. Tacoma Building
Chicago.
AGENTS 10 sell The hest electric FASH
cr siGn on the mnrket: change;,ble
letters: large profits: exclusive terri
tory; samples free. q. J. Koch. 1881
broadway. New York city.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.

CABBAGE plants for sale, SO per I, 900:
Early Jersey Wakeiiclds Charleston
Wnkefields 100 North Twenty third.
city.
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SALESMAN wanted. E>ce!lrut porma-
nrnt positions open with old, rstab.
Ishcd house Tor capable men TO call
upon business ana professional men In
Southern states. Fay weekly. ibe raj
territory small bond required ENpc.
ricnCc unnecessary, hut ability 10 adj
vance essential. State experience. age
SChWimN ElGE. nLNtnm. ONO.
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THREE French poodle puppies FOR
sale months old. at 726 North
Ninth Street
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QUIET. beautiful home for paving
guests: best service and food: prices
= 40 ana up per week. S21 West
franEli lin street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

AGENTS make big money and become
sales iiltI"g"r for our goods. Fast
and sample free one Din Pen Co ZOO
Daily Record. Baltimore Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

7 AGENTS. big money selling liclp-a-
I'honcs. Every user of the telephone
needs one. free booklet. Newport sup
plN Company. 1916 Twenty fourth
street. Newport News, Va
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FOR sale, $500 mortgage on, FIRST :
class property. centrally lbcatcd.
Rents $50 u month; due September !,
1916. 7Ol. care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-A nimRls.

FOR sale. 10 good -ound young mules
500 TO 400 pounds each. Will work
single or double. Can be bought;
worth the money; Also 5 scrapers and
il South Fifteenth street. half square
from Main street station.
HORSES and mules for hire by doy.
Or s.sbis sS S 1 Ens, Or
Eoa riding horses wanted
MAS gifts for all. Welsh aud Shct-
land ponies at reduced prices on easy
monthly payments. Montrose Pony
Farm. Cnrtcrsrille. Va.
FOR sale. pair mules weighing ! 100
90; 2oun IDS price. si5o: pair Weighing
zoo pounds, 1925. This stock is right
ont of hard work. and In good condi-
ton. Also good mares. s65. up.
Can he seen at Crulls's Stable. is
South Tenth street.
CRULL's Livery, Boarding. sale and
Exchange Stables. IS South Tenth
street Horses and mules for hire by
tho day. week or month for light or
a speciality. Also acclimated horses
mares and mules for sale. right out Of
work. All stock sold under a full guar
nntec and must be as represented
THREE genuine fox dogs. guaranteed
good strikers and good runners u.
f. Robertson. Wellvillc, Va.
THREE French poodle puppies FOR
sale. > months old. at I26 North
Ninth Street.
FOR sale. mules and 2 horses APP
ply to Tyler X Ryan, corner Linden
and Cary.
FOR sale. tame white rats. COZ West
Main Street.
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FOR KENT-itonnls.

!
CENTRALLY located furnished rooms
No. South Filth Street.
.oS Nest Grace. heated furnished
rooms; select; convenient board
ELEGANT double and single rooms.
steam heat; bath adjoining. 3iT
West Grace.
ROOMS FOR houS;cksepinE; also large.
comfortable bedroom. iol West
Hr"ct'
NICELY furnished rooms modern con
vcuicnccs. private family. Apply 3i5
North Sycamore street.
TWO or three Furnished or, unfnr-
ward l5+S
FOR rent. West End. large room; cleo
exposure: block from Grove jitney and
street car. i'hone Boulevard lt69-W.
CONVENIENTLY furnished rooms.
light .housekeepins: also furnished
fiat. 10 East Marshall.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
SckcrDiur. also rooms for gentle
men. $50 East Leigh.
ONE o" two furnished rooms adjoin-
ing bath: all convcnrnces. Phone
boulevard li"l-W.
NIGEL. " furnished rooms IN private
family steam heat. electric lights:
convenient TO board: also room and
kitrhenctte boulevard 1921.
NICELY furnished. heated rooms. lnrge
ana small. $40 East Clay.
NICELY Furnished. heated room. 1902
West Grace street,
FOR ,rort, . furnished rooms with or
without board Mrs Wilton. oil3
LARGE front room in new house un-
furnished: electric light. steam heat:
suitable for couple with child, or
ladies. 100 North Mniherry.
FOR rent, bright attractive rooms
venien, 10 car ana jitney lines: sI3
per month. Address i t09. care Times
Dispatch.
7ON West Grace. furnished rooms.
heated, large and single; convenient
board.
HALL room. furnished. and large mid
South Vine street. Phone Randolph
2J6S.
FURNISHED room ! or = gentlemen;
steam heat; all conrcnicnces. 25U4
Floyd Avenue.
VERY nice lower floor for housekcep-
Ing 10 North Vine Street
FOUR rooms, second floor. electric
price. $3.50 per month. Two rooms.
THIRD tioGr. electric lights. steam heat;
Yves, Grace Street, Phone Madison
I'LL.
TWO rooms for light housekeeping
furnished or unfinished l. S3i
care Times Dispatch.
FOR rent. furnished ,oou. heated: ccn-
trai. ltandUlph $3.50.
FOR rent, nicely furnished from, room,
second floor; with or without board
"a" West 'irAc" street.
FOR rent. attractive small front room,
50 per week: also large furnished
sid" room, one occupant SIS per month ::
two for $50. Electricity. hot water
heat: gentlemen preferred. Tn5 West
Grace Randolph 3a55-W. Apply ~;
once.
FOR rent. large furnished room. pri-
waite family, heat. electric lights and
bath $500 Park Avenue.
INEXPENSIVE rooms furnished for
light hcuSnkc ping: also other rooms
81: East franklin.
TWO bright connecting front rooms.
furnished, housekeeping. 52j Eas;
Main.
NICELY furnished room, centrally To-
Gated. 80 East Franklin.
FURNISHED rooms for rent. 5O7 East
Grace. Comfortable and ccntral.
ON: large front room and Kitchen
etc o. will rent separately. al
West clay.
If l"okin" for comfortable room. Ap-
ply West Grace.
TWO nicely heated roOnis for rent with
ur without board. Phone l7oa-i
II - south Third street,
FOR rent, single rooms with or
without board. sos East Grace
Slrcct
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AGENTS, u l-Ccnt postcard will put
you ia touch with an $50 IL week
proposition selling aluminium utensils
auu SpcciaiticS direct TO the consumer.
Don't let cent stand between you
and prosperity. Div. 1856. American
Aluminium Mfg. CO., Lcmont. Ill
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SALES manager wanted Somcthinr
new Business necessity. Ectails 81:
Slu. >l1. Enormous profits. No COM
petition. ENCluSiV" territory. Free
samples. Say.rs co. 49,. Wainwrir Int
81 IouiS
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SAL:SMhN make hiC money selling
our pUnChhparl deals Address B.h
rcnd Bros. i"it ADAMS Street. Chicago.
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AGENTS, DlE money selling Ucln-.
inoncs !.tery user Of the ,elcphono
leeds Que, lroe uookict. Eewport sun
Ply co. iOlG Twenty fourti, S,rcnt
Sew port News VA '''''
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W ELL established manufacturer OF
centrifugal pumps featured by high
efficiency. wants manufacturers agents
address with fun particulars. r. NJ.
Klein. Room iGp. % Church Street, New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

THREE genuine fox dogs, guaranteed
good strikers and good runners r..
z Robe risOn. WellNillc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

grade Soda fountains and supplies
wnnts to employ salesman 10 represent
portunity for tho rSh, SI n "H Wr Gir
stating age, experience and genera
DI ispntch' ''''S' ''e''SS' care i'"''S'
-, -
WE want; u nrst-class man 10 scn our
splendid line OF calendars. udNcrtis-
Virginia, including tho cities Of Nor
comIncncin,. Ia,itiary iqiG cussons
N,w 6 20 - - ,,iIn'r Nc
1865.
WANTED. salesman 10 soil fruit and
produce I'm lioDcwcli, Va Good
DISPATCH.
WANTED statesmen to sell oar linz of
Temperance drinks. - p"r cent com
mission; ste weekly drawing account.
street -, Louis. Mo. Dept
DlSTRIBI TORS 10y luunufacturcr of
brand-now article badly needed 10y
S So.ry 'nifrGH'nt Einormoms nr"hlS; NO
i'm, y: boIeli. MIG. co. !" south
p'Si.'',','" street |h'''E".
SALESMAN wanted. EAeelIcut porma-
msh"d nous Tor rapnhlc men 10 call
>:n,Itbsr,, S"" Sa.Iii,.! 'iitn ~
""mI utFh states. i'aN We"hiN. Iiherhi
tSrri'orS smaj GoSG re a''I Si tNne
ricnrc unnecessarN. bur ability To adj
nnh ,cfS Sg.S..'. 9TI'' ,AP'TiSn%'' AZ AZ
Schwiud Elds. DAYTON OHIO
WANTED n.r,jo4 ,i,h .r,.,,
10 ,.-hii h. -, ~, :" 49, H,'''', ,,,p'ti ,
EnIss r,ln,,ur, J,l5u,,cr ,:,rirn,,,
TO make xii auto ,iTss ,,i,,ntIirr ,,roof
rher. j. money to hr made Address
Bales co West New York street In
diauapolis Ind
SAl.I,SNA\ ,., .,.,,, ,n,r,a,,;,.
trad" IN Virginia, to SOL IL new prop
nSlti"n OF merit. Vacancy now. Al
lraStN% commission contract Tor bal
Cleveland, -.
SALES ,r,n..,., ,.,,,,o,, u,,..,,7
uew pns;,... ,,,...,.i,,. i,,ii ~
sl0. Sis rmormoms mrn,;is MI. M -, 80.
samples say.rs 60. Isl. Wa'inwrirh t
st Louis
SALESMf3N mako big money selling
our pUnChhourl deals. Address Bch-
rcnd Bros. i%tT Adams street Chicago
;,c, penn meit no-
~ yir,f,,i" III va P St ShieS,nah
tail ,r;,d@ ii,.i,1I rH,,~';t.Im,. ~ ~
Williams Bldg" Detroit.
SALESMAN Vacancy I,...u,Lcr !, -,
p.ricrc.d any line. to Sell r.,,ornI
trade in Southern States. I'neNcelicd
, I%m,a, $ , W"et,I SNr"ns"@S Cont;
running 'isN''Nhu' g.
Statesmen wanted If You want 10
maxi, biz money nest year. write
wcli -knowyn nu.;nuf"";"rsrs anI IN
Signs ana N,,rar.is,,, u"Nt''t,'
80. 'S ,.!" ,,.S'.'f S''II,i'l.S' "id
,,,i.si tu,'S'' ',-,H l'"', '.n,'ai con-
,nG nmt'"'' now
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WE want :" nrSt-cluSs man TO sell our
splendid line OF calendars. advertise
ing novelties, signs. etc, in Eastern
Virginia, including tho cities Of Nor
folk, Richmond and WASHINGTON. Win
contract with right party for one year.
commencing January l. 1919. Cussons.
May 4 Co. Inc. Glen Allen. Va. the
Oldes, Calendar House. Established
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AGENTS.. just look, Any old woman
can earn So daily selling our kimono
felt shippers John Rabotka. Box 23i.
south Akron, O.
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II" West Grace street. hot-water heat
cd rooms. modern cOnvcniences:
board
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Statesmen wanted experience IN
necessary. easy work. h,g pay Write
Cor large list of openings Offering up-
portuuit!ys 20 earn from 700 to $500 "A
month while vrI learn Address near
,Sj Office. department 80. Nutiouo!
Salvslncu'S EU.iuiu- Associations chi
cage. New York. :,au Francisco.
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BOARDING.

MRS DiDLEY POW FRS, 0l3 West
Franklin street, permnncnt trnn
Stent ana table boarders. Madison
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complete course in practical selling
methods is ga ined by permanent
readers OF Know ledge" Sample COPY
Tree Dando Co. Misunderstanding. III
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AiESNA\. excellent permanent pv-
sltuu now op"u fer capable salesman
III Virginia. ~tapl" line for general re
tail trade. Liberal commissions. $40
weekly advance. Ralph II. Idle G9-fS
Williams Bldg. Detroit.
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soil InuoN concentrated LIQUOR cx.
tracts for mahin; liquors and rnrdi;,is
az home, tho real article: saves Over
10 p"r cent. small package. enormous
bciuanI, nig profits strictly lccitjun,c'
start while IFS new; don't DELAY. ivs,
70 poStal to-day. Universal Import 90
III IMlrd Strcct. CinciMnnii q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Al HILLARY phone. easily attached.
Makes hearing clear and distinct
tNcrcOmcS noisy surroundings. Agents
wanted. j, W Bowers COS Fid Mutt
Life Bldg. Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
FOR sALE-Miscollaneou,

iWC standard typewritcrs for saIe
cheap. l.. &. Smith & Bros.
fOR sale. Sll0 purchasing piano checI,
VIII consider any offer q 33e n. ~,
Times Dispatch. N"'c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

FOR salc--$250 buys one-haif interest
in newly patented device needed in
every store selling stove pipe. y
money making Investment. Will stand
strict investigation. Address ID 723
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR sale, grocery. confectionery and
notion store: doing good business.
Good reason for selling. Phone Ran
lOlnh LIZ.