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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Farmville. Va.
March 10. 1915.


Dear Aunt Nancy:
I feel like could write a letter
about ten feet long. but / know you
and the cousins will be glad that
shall not act according to my feel
ings.
There hasn't been a page since we
began the circle that gave me so
much delight n the one last Sunday.
lust think OF It! Letters from twenty
members. and mostly new ones.
know you felt happy.
The artists toe, were there with
the goods" while the puzzle column
was up to the standard. ! saw what
YOU told Louis about my poetry, but
I don't think much Of II. I had in
tended to choose another subject, but
Afterwards thought that this was. at
least, more seasonable.
Affectionately.
DALLAS DAHL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
roano, Va. March II, 1918.

Toanc, Va. March II. 1913.
Gear Aunt Nancy:
The judges Of the Literary Contest
surely were fine Judges, according TO
my knowledge. but please don't tell
them said so. Many concentrations
to the winners. They certainly de-
served prizes, for their work w1s ex-
cellent, / am sure all OF us are very
proud OF having such cousins Wen
have to go to work and make them
have the same opinion of us. But as
up with them.
dreams; "A Trip to Mount
Olympus" Ancient history has caused
me to dream more than one dream,
however. | shall enclose just this one
as II may become history In the
future.
Lovingly.
Lucille MARsToN.
Toano. Va. March IS. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy.
l will write few lines and let
you know I am still alive l have been
writing on a story for a long time and
have lust finished IL. 7 will send the
story now. will also send in a draw
ing.
Excuse my short letter as 1t is
about time for recess.
You niece.
WEnt LOIS CAMPBELL.
Lowry, Va.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
VIII write 10 the page as ! have a
few spare moments. First thing I
want to congratulate the cousins for
dofng such fuvefy' work FOR the con-
test And Mary Conrad. am 80 glad
to know nat you haven't entirely for
gotten the page. used 10 live in Har-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Norge, Va
March 10. 1915.

Dear Aunt Nancy:
guess you have forgotten me. but
I have not forgotten you. ! read
the paper every week, and / think
II Is getting better every week.
] hope the Old Gray Goose Is out
we hing / will close.
Your loving niece.
LOIS HUNT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

puzzle IN the paper Sunday. am
sending an original drawing which
hope the Old Gray Goose will not
gobble up.
i can't do much writing with this
pen, II is stub. and / can't write
with 1t,
Your loving nephew,
GEORGE YOUNG.
Capron. Va,
March IA, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
This In my first letter to you. l read
the paper most every day. l am ten
years old and In the fourth grade at
school. My teachers name is Miss
Darden.
/ hope the goose is asleep.
Your friend.
MARY DREwRY.
r. S.--Please send me a badge
capron. Va,
March II, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
This Is my first letter to the circle.
But read the page every Sunday. and
enjoy 1t very much. I am thirteen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

ETHEL p. CFIAFFrN

% Petersburg. Va, March is. 1914.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
| must flrst of all congratulate the
prize winners. just know their prizes
win be something nsce--like some OF
those I received some time ago. /
am sorry that havn't contributed to
our page in such long time, and you
can take 4 for granted right here.
that I will write more often in the
future.
/ have been reading some lovely
stories, 'Tha Girl at Central. which
.s serial and it is grand and The
House OF the Misty STAR / wonder
II any of the cousins read that. The
laps were too gay and festive In their
religious views for me. entirely too
gay ard festive. Honestly it made my
blood boil the way Xuras grandfather
treated her More than that. how
abcnt the way che took ii? am
learning German now. but | don't
profess tn be overnight In II, so the
cousins needn't try 10 spring any on
me
l will close. with best wishes to all,
r. ELIZABETH SLATER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Warminster, Va.

Warminster, Va.
March Is. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
1 would like to join your circle.
am In seventh grade and am fifteen
years old. One OF the girls in my
grade belong to your circle. l am
sending In a drawing I certainly do
hope the Ola Gray Goose won't COB
Bile II up Please send me badge.
Your niece.
MYRTLE CUNNINGHAM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Pamplin, Va.
March II. 1915.

Dear Aunt Nancy:
May I become a member of your
pASsf am eleven years old. ane
/ Hive In tho country. Will you pleas
send mo q badge? I am sending &
jumbIsd. which hope will escape the
Old Gray Goose.
Your new member,
ROSE LILLIAN FORE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
LETTERS

Lewisburg. w. Va,
March is. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
I have gotten interested in your
Juvenine Circle. and would like to
Join. l will be eleven years old the
18th of March. and am In the fifth
grade at school. Please send me a
badge.
Yours respectfully.
ADENA BASS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Aunt Nancy Thanks Nieces and
Nephews for Suggestions
About the Page

Dear n
Sucha lot Of to I
in eoft The
Of you,
m follow s possible
a
don't disappointed published Sunday
up hat
contributions
good suggestion that all
thing or
beauty" ard have the for that
Will
Lots Of iQve to each of
NANCY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
SIGN OF SPRING.

When the clouds noat from lire
heavens.
And the sky turns clear and blue.
Then spring In Well on the way dear.
Old winters run his course through.
Oh now we've longed for The sun
shine.
Which springtime always brings;
And here comes robin redbreast
New listen how swsetly he sings.
Now for walk 20 the flower garden,
And behold. what can that be?
Why. it's dear little patch Of vioiets,
Peeping out of the ground at me!
Hurrahl for the dear old sprinstime.
Who has come. the children to
cheer.
And il makes us ali SO happy.
To know tits spring of the Year
(Original)
NELLIE +. CUNNINGHAM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
ANSWERS TOLAST WEEKS
P u Z Z L E s

Answer tn Drop Word Puzzle.
1, Spot: ., Post: 3. Tops; I. Pots
!, stop.
DALLAS DAHL.
Answer, 10 Juinbled Names Of
My CLASSMATES.
I. Mabel Parsons.
=. Mamie Morris.
]. Annie Atkins
4. Nerna Ferguson.
>. Oscar Morris.
CHANDLER MORRIS.
answer TO Hidden Name
Alice.
CARRYE c. PACINI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

New York's Commissioner OF Exlse,
in his report TO the State Legislature
says that since the passage of the
law limiting saloons to one to every
$50 OF population. l,0is saloons have
Quit business and 4o1 towns have voted
a %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

The Progressive party or Michigan
at it's State convention declared for
State and national prohibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

a ---------------- she had lost her ----.
Siezing his ----------- he yanalsshed
her foe When he knelt to her. she
said. Go and ask ---" She
was afraid to say yes for her father
had told her to --------~--. But he was
accepted.
the ceremony which was at -.
On her head she wore - -, and
when leaving for a wrap she carried
- But loi in her hair were
RUTH FARMER.
Drop Word Puzzle.
The omitted words are OF the same
i've letters differently arranged each
time
l. At school / know l shall bs late
I've lost my pen. broke my ---------.
, The teacher, though, Will doubt this
For it, you know. is rather -----.
8. And she Is one who never fails
To ridicule ouch threadbare -------.
T. So I'll suggest, for woe or geal.
That some one else, intent 80 -~----,
5. Had come; then She when doubt
has Cea sed
WAL credence give. 20 say the
DALLAS DAHL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

The nation that drinks the iease
Will win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
March ls. 1915.

Norge. Va. March is, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy:
was glad TO see my drawings in
the page lat week and am sending
a story and a picture which I hope
will escape the "Old Gray Goose"
VIII stop for this time.
Your niece.
RUTH JENSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Gladys, Va,
March 7. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Dear Aunt Nancy;
I have long been an ardent admirer
OF your circle and would like to be-
come a member OF the same.
am thirteen years of age and am
In the eighth grade at school / go 10
Acquinton High school. which Is the
same Mary Burke attends.
We are very much interested at
school in tha county fair. which is 10
be held at King William Courthouse
the 30th OF April.
am preparing a composition. en-
titled Value Of Good Roads to
Community. and few other mis-
cellaneous things. want TO enter
spelling contest. too
Please do not forget to send me a
badge, and send the .'Old Gray Goose"
on an errani while you look over my
letter.
will close now with beet love.
MARIE LIPSCOMB.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21
Capron, Va.
March IL. 1918.

Dear Aunt Nancy:
This is my first letter to you. ]
enjoy reading the letters In tho paper
very much. i am twelve years old
and in the seventh grade. Ny teach.
er's name is Miss Grant. Please send
me a badge
HOPE DREwRv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Dear Aunt Nancy:
believe today has been one Of the
longest days | have ever spent Has
Il seemed that way TO your / hope
not.
My present COR rather past) teacher
was Mr.. +. v WILLS, but he has
position with 4 navy or some what
you may -cali-'em. and is to leave us
tomorrow. He has engaged Mr. Stew
ems tthe teacher we had last year, to
all his place. We liked Mr.. Willis
very well. we are all glad II 10 Mr..
Stevens who la to MI his place instead
II someone else. for We all love Mr..
stevens.
have foxterrier dog, she can
do no end of stunts" and is just
M cute az she can be. Flossie is her
name. l had five little kittens and
when they were about two weeks old
their mother got sick and didn't love
them any more and they were 10
small to eat and two have already
died. Kathleen and l fixed some
bread and milk for them to see II
they could eat and Kathleen stuck
ones mouth down In the milk and
the poor little thing tried to breathe
and got strangled, Kathleen thought
he was eating and stuck his nose far
Their in.
Kathleen is one week older than
am and we wanted to he the same
age. so we spill, the difference and
made our birthdays March the first.
She Ia my very bestest chum. /
guess had better stop now.
RUTH FARMER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

graph on the page so all OF us can
tell what you look like, sure enough
/ think that IL would be splendid.
Let's all start to get ready for Easter
by making pictures. and etc, and have
bully" Easter page.
Good Bye,
ROBERT A. GRAY
Austinville, Va
March IS-1aIa
Dear Aunt Nancy.
] should like TO join your club.
l enjoy the letters vesy much. Please
send me badge. I am a very
poor artist. and cannot send drawing,
but WITH write a story some time. ]
am eleven years old.
Your niece.
ETHEL p. CfIAFFTN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

A ustinville, va
March i 1a!-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Dear Aunt Nancy.
] have received your letter and the
badge. Thank you for it, / am send
ing a little of drawing, but 1t is not
very good.
Your niece.
ESTHER HOCKADAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Blackstone. Va
March Is, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy.
am sorry my last drawing was
gohbied up. But was glad TO ses my
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

CARRYE c. PACINI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale. established business; small
capital required. Good reason for
selling. Can be seen any time. Adj
dress ] 2l7, care Times Dispatch.
ipr ana fee,,imatn "'s enternris sn
through salc OF stocks and bonds on
commission. Established 1894. Wiers
& Co. 116 broadway. New York.
WANTED, ideas. Write for list Of in
ventions wanted. Sl.O00,000 in prizes
offered for inventions. Our books
sent free. Patents secured or fee re-
turned. Victor j. Evens & Co.. 9S Ninth
street. Washington. d. c.
RELIABLE manufacturing company
wants business man, open office and
manage sales force. Exclusive terri
tory. You handle own money. Should
vcstment I'm goods required Sales
Manager, col Plymouth CT, Chicago.
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WANTED-COoms

WANTED. for an elderly lady un-
house with owner. in West End at n
moderate price. Address Mrs. r, lGa
East Marshall Street, phone Madison
i50i-W.
WANTED, by mother and daughter 3
or rooms and bath for light house
keeping; private family preferred. Ref-
ercnccs exchanged. + 706. care Times.
Dispatch.
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WANTED-Roonls.


WANTED. by gentleman and wife. FUR
nished room with or without board
Central location. Private family pre-
fererd. Address I'll. care Times Dis
patch.
TO rent three rooms and bath between
Harrison and Meadow, Main and
Broad Streets. In reply give price ana
references September 1 possession.
Address l. CID. care Times Dispatc CHI.
TWO young ladies desiring 9 or
rooms. wish to share home with
couple: Central location preferred
time, September References exchanged,
Address 7l6. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED-family desires furnished
rooms for housekeeping for several
months. Whole or part house. An
swcr at once. E go, care Times Dis
patch.
UNFuRN1SHED centrally located for
two young ladies. Private family
preferred Address * Sill, care Times
Dispatch.
-
FOUR or Ave rooms with bath Main
street Furniture Co, Inc, 1929 East
Main Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TWO hirh- grade Speciality statesmen or
Genahle eN,mercham,s for 1918; "a
advances; protected territory: old
established house Kline. I296-26, Crafts
Building, Cleveland. ..
CAPABLE salesman or sales manag ger
10y misunderstanding corporation: re-
tail knowledge desired; must prove
sales ability. then organize sales force:
worth from $500 10 $500 monthly to
the right man. T.. ii. lnGlc Dayton, -.
WANTED. statesmen for speciality
work ON proroSition that is favorably
Known among retail merchants through
Out United states and Canada: work
confined TO towns Of from good stores
up TO cities of 100000: want enersetc,
Intelligent mon; wild" experience i'll re-
tail lines Desirable. but not essential:
wc require unuuoStioncd references and
= small bond. opportunity is offered
for a permanent connection, with earn
INKS from to times the average
salary. Address NJ, 1929 Republic
Building. Chicago.
IlNE-WlRE statesmen wanted TO sell
shares IN Mora diamond mine just
opened and producing da2zlng. spark
ling Morn diamonds. rivulirc finest dia-
moud. the jewel wonder of tho South
west; enormous demand necessita:c s
quick sale Of stock for mine develop
mcut: greatest salcsmcn's opportunity
in years. his commission. write quick
for proposition. Mora Diamond Sales
Complain hon NJ, Mesilla Park. y. NJ.
used. profitable speciality direct to
farmers and stock raiScrs; big money
made by hustlcrs: season now on. Ad-
drcs, telling who YOU are and territory
desired. The colo:craft Company. Clcvc-
Land. ..
SNLESNiEN wanted with advertising
experience TO sell our big line of
metal and paraiiincd signs. We meet
competitive prices: big commission for
bus6ess TIE winters COMPANY.
Springfield o.
DNENCEl.LED speciality propositions:
commission contract; $50 weekly for
EXPENSES Continental Jcwclry Com
runy, 9G26 Continental Building. Cleve-
land. a.
SNlESAlE wanted: experience unncc-
osSIry. easy work: big pay: write
now for large list of openings. Offering
opportunities To earn from 500 10 $500
month while YOU learn. Address
nearest oi'cC, Department 500 National
SI!csWou'S Training Association. CHI
oa2o, New York. SAN Francisco.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AN old Colonial home: all modern con-
venienccs. Mrs. Wilton Hall Leo
nard, "Shadwell" Charlottesville. Va
-
WANTED. for the month of August.
lady boarderS. Modern country home
attractive location: mountain scenery:
good fare; daily mail. Ten miles from
railroad; auto or carriage conveyancc
Misses Shannon. Popular Hin, Va.
Giles County.
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WANTED-Agents.

| AGENTS hnrvest--vestpocket alumni.
! nun, nun , Sanitary drinking cup: who,
Mercer street. '' rhtlaG Sei W'''''N' -
+, AGENTS. something new: home dry
cleaner; the best French dry cleaning
silks. satins. gloves. etc: saves the
dry cleaners enormous profits: women
Wild about IT; small package. 100 per
cent profit: agents coming money, 81
TO Sc day; we show you how; $50
otner popular-priced household necessi-
TIES, al big reporters; OUTFIT furnished
tre"; inst II postal to-day-nOw. Amcri-
can Products Company, 2340 Third
Street Cincinnati. ..
MILLIONS of dollars made annually
scores make from $4,000 to $4,000
interesting business that can be ope-
rated from home. spare or all time.
We are manufacturers and supply you
WITH everything: no peddling. no ex-
perience; fourishes i'm cities. towns and
villages: let us tell YOU all about it.
pease Manufacturing Company, Depart
AG ENTS. 500 weekly at home. during
leisure moments: absolutely no can
vaiSIsing: no eNperience necessary, fur
r n,Sh Gver Xdhrns. Dent VERY about
nartment C-l34. Omaha. Neb.
PORTRAIT agents--If YOU appreciate
good portraits and prompt services.
sent us your originals and portraits will
a. S''P'iN ny express. con-
reN cases. $3.50. Independent Portrait
a s Frame Company. S29-3l South
state Street. Chicago.
MEXICAN diamonds, exactly resemble
genuine. same rainbow fire stand
tests: sell at sight; live agents wanted
nrohts $40 weekly and up: write quick
t ,9 sample: case offer free Mexican
IN inond Importing Company. BOX A.
Las Cruces, y. NJ.
Old. substantial manufacturers OF
products in universal demand: want
men and women of honesty. ambition
ana energy to become agents spare
.iine' mediate income and assured flu
lurs; biG profits: exclusive rights:
nrc.ll given Culinary Utilities De-
y. Y. "s ;
NEENfS. l-cpnt postcard will nut
YOU IN touch with an sSO-a-week
proposition selling aluminium utensils
and specialtics direct to tho consumer
ION lie, cent stand between yo,
~" PROSPERITY division 4OSs. Ameri-
can Aiuminum manufacturing Company.
l.emont: H.
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Va NFElH--SaIcsrnen.

!. :Il.N iof Virginia ny
.eW 'ti .'' 'at:..l ,'urinE concern TO
Joy H'sa9S.n'',,S E5t.H''.si Speciai,y OF the
tI''iis.ioy'. ~ ,,S..i 20 n'iiIn. : ON
II =. Taylor station &. CIcvelaud q
WANTED e.tc-1,---,, 80, IN ,-,..----
genara! stores lu5 cC,Fo, ~; ; = oy't
small rof,rrr,, tn,,., 80 ,!"l'c'S ~
mission Sal ,,o.i.j. ~. III, t",,.-
Red cross Company st Louis, Mo,
.1,Pl -
SEVERAL cNperienced canyasscrs
Must he WORKERS Sec Mr. WiIjia,ns
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yNANTED-Country Board.

WANTED. hrst-class board In nice
country home in the mountains, with
all conveniences for mother and daugh-
ter. Give terms and all particulars.
j 900. care Times Dispatch.
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Observation-Disclosures,

gasoline engine; whole outfit must
be In good order; state price 1908 East
Main A. NJ.
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SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Bench. the Burbank Cottage
is now opcn;, observations now be-
Richmond, Va.
mile from station. ,nacadam road.
cool house. fino shade, delightful neigh
borhood; terms reasonable. Box 4
Greenwood. Va.
SAYRE Cottage, Puckroe Beacn, Va
Fine boating, nshing and bathing
Trolley service between Buckroe Beach,
Old Point, Hampton and Newport News
For rates address Mrs. Goodwin Lee.
BICKFORD Cottage mt Buckroc Beach
will open for the season June 10th.
Special rates to parties Apply Mrs. E.
p. Moore. Buckroe Beach.
CLOVER FIELDS. comfortnbIc noun
micmccs: tennis. golf. horses. garage
Circulars, city references. "Randolph -
KnswIck. hlbcmarlc County. Va
COUNTRY mountain home. can accom-
MEDIATE few more guests Pricd
mosphere. Mrs. Daniel Rockf1ah. Va.
isLOlNTS Cottage, Ocean View, Va.
Rates. apply Mrs. George Blount. Box
'' Gomfort.' va House m go: 200 feet feet from from
water: large airy rooms; broad halls
and porchcs: beautiful lawn and fine
shade trees, Table noted for the album
pared food. Finest Jersey cream.
bathing. boating. ashinE. golf and ten
niB. Convenient TO Norfolk Richmond.
baltimore. Warrington. rhtladeilphta
Cooke, bay bank" Boulevard, Hamp-
] ton. Va
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sirra gioN observation-disclosures

WANTED. by capable, re6ncd young
woman, position with GOOD family
Ia assist generally i'm The home; also
thoroughly experienced ana competent
- take charge Of chidreus musical
studies, etc. Fun particulars OK
changed. Address Box 2+&. Tazeweil,
Va.
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WAIT don't accept any agency before
YOU get our new money making prop-
osition You can actually start in bust
ness on less than n dollar, build up n
people over and over ngain every week.
Good leaders and marvellous repeatcrs,
Consolidated sales Co. Dept O. Roa-
NOkc, Va
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WANTED AZ once, man with team and
wagon 30 demonstrate and take orders
for Martin farm diichcr. thousands in
use ~ the South Rrister Of Schlatcr.
MISS. sold J" one week. His net profit
nNc' slun. BIG h"ld for right man
Nrlt" Tor agents terms to-day. Ovens
nor" Ditch"r ana Grader 60, Inc. Fox
T.. Greensboro XIV
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EMPLOYERS attention. We can sup
ply you With help Of all kinds: office
workers, lnhorcrs. mechanics. etc. Rich
muui Public Employment Bureau. Room
II. CITY Hen
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AGENTS, Il staple household necessity
with rev automatic feature sells on
sights Sl60 profit, send for free book
let Somerset supply Co, 1929 West
Somerset Street. Philadelphia, Pa
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NEDNlIiONS 500 per cont profit
Make mp your own goods and he In
doueudont. .Catulogucf rec. Rcsag Co.
l2Ui Randolph street. Chicago.
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Statesmen wanted with advertising
experience TO Sell our big line of
metal and parafiined signs. We meet
competitive prices: big commission for
cnorgctl" workers: over 30 years in
business. The Winters Company.
SuriNufi.ii -
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STENCGRAPHEE aud experienced Of
lice assistant desires position y 2oG.
ear" Times -iniSpatch.'
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WANTED. position by registered phar-
mac!St OF - years experience, sin
gle; best of references Address As
pirin. caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

SEVERAL Experienced canyasscrs
:. Must 10" workers. See Mr.. Williams.
I'll Eas; clay
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AGENTS. answer this adj to-day BE
your own boss. Get greatest prom
o$ltion on fast selling repeat order Of
ne SNceiMtN. Exclusive territory. Just
say send facts. G l.. Smith & Co,
$50 Fourth Avenue. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

AGENTS make SEQ per cent profit sell
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