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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06
PLAINFIELD
Church Bell Rung In Defiance of sexton-Notes and News of the HoI- iday.

This year has been the quietest at the time of the Fourth of any of the recent years. There was not an accident to mar the celebration. The police had little or nothing to do. There was not an arrest The usual horrible parade was held through the Villages. The sexton of the Congrega- tional church anticipating the annual visit to the belfry muffled the tongue of the huge bell but to no avail for the youngsters made their way into the high tower and rang the bell for about twenty minutes. The bell in the old Academy building was also rung in commemoration of the ringing of the Liberty Bell
 Samuel Sheldon Chappell, of West erly, R. l., former owner of the local livery stable is in town calling on Robert L. Dawley.
 Road Repaired.
 The Packerville road especially the hill by the Packerville church suffered considerably from washouts caused by the recent heavy storms. Selectman Coffey has had this road repaired and put into first class condition. MT. and Mrs. Edwin P. Sherman of
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the scythe up by the handle which brought the blade behind him He started to swing the blade around in front of him to resume moving, and just then he stepped back into a small hole and against the sharp blade. A deep gash was cut in the back of the ankle, three inches in length, and the tendon achiI1e was partially severed, just enough remaining of the tendon to hold It together.
 MT. Gallagher was taken to Dr. Scanlon's of1ce in an automobile where the wound was treated. The tendon was sewed together and the wound closed with four stitches. Samuel Dalton, moro or less under the influence of that which intoxicates, did not behave himself in his usually orderly way when on a Watch Hiu was only a nickel but he positively refused to come across and it became necessary for the conductor to help him of the. car before the terminal was reached While standing on the ground. and just as the car started, MT. Dalton grabbed hold of the hand rails, and was thrown to the ground, receiving injury to his side, but not of a serious nature. He was taken aboard the car and to the office of Dr. Scanlon, where his injuries were given attention. A representative of the trolley company. while the company was in no way to blame. voluntary paid the doctors bill and the fare of MT. Dalton to his home in New Bed ford
 At the annual meeting of the Mis- quamicLt Golf club, auxiliary to Watch Hill, officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: George A. Driggs, president: James M. Pendleton, vice president; Thomas ID. Thacher, secre- tary: Miss Ethel Burnet, treasurer; William Clark captain; William H. Andrews, George H. Barbour, William Clark. George A. Driggs, L. H. Eng fish. E. Fielding Jones, Frederick Kingsbury. Danfer L. Lyon, J. Denison Lyon, Manton B. Metcalf, Park Paint CT, Truman H. Newberry, James M. Pendleton, Dudley Phelps, John O. Pit ney, Thomas Thatcher and Dudley Watts, governing committee; George A. Driggs, chairman executive commit tee; A. Clifford Shinlxle, chairman of greens committee; Commander Davis, chairman of house committee. Four new holes have been added to the course and a new nine hole miniature course has been installed in front of the clubhouse.
 The Watch Hill Chapel association in annual meeting elected these off cers: William C. Hastings, president; George I. McLanahan, treasurer; Dud- ley Phelps, secretary; J. O. H. Pitney Dudley c. Phelps. W. c. Hastings, Lewis H. English, George x. McLana.- han, F. Kingsbury Curtis, Charles D. Jones, trustees.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06
lEEIIAhH HllRE' ONERCE A|lDA ARMS
Would sTarnSinto4B BlotcEes. Caused Disagreement Had dtdK KeepArms WrappedNp. Used GutlcuraS Soap and4 Ointment In 2sslontils We'll.

4e Wight sPlaces springheld: Mass s'My babyhad Idmpl@ onihis face and ar11la and theYsYould turn into shlotches. 2 They
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Patriotio SerTnoff@ [

Sunday morning Rev. AstH. Bar rington of St. Marks Episcopal church preached a patriotic sermon to a large audience. There were present mem bers of WilhamafPost,<G @. IA R., Will Hams Woman's$sRelief Corps, R. C. Latham Camp. Sons of Veterans. Phebe Parker Rathbun tent Daugh ters of Veterans and the Woman's Christian Temperance -union. Special music was rendered.
 Holiday Guests and Travellers.
 Mir. and iMra -Josse D. Crary en- tertainedh over the Fourth their sons Dayton and Stuart rCrary1 of New York, and MT. and Mrs Ralph H Dunnsof Newt Rochelle. N.gY.
 Miss=1Mcy Haley offBostorsfs the guest sofs herg mother, :, Mrs. FAlbert Haley.
 MT. and Mrs James Keenan Of New York are in the village for the sum mer.
 Miss4 MargueriteGw of Nor wich is7 the estssof. Mrs. Thomas
 MT. and Mrs. George C.,rane and son, Robert spent Sunday at Watch Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. John N. Phillips are spending few days in Providence.
 Miss Ellen Boggenus is the guest of Mrs. Frank Gates in Providence.
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WheeImen Must- Keep off Wake.

The warden and burgesses held their July meeting in the lodge room in Mintz block Monday evening. There were several matters of importance taken up. The law against riding bicy- cles on the sidewalks will be strictly enforced, as it has of late been disre-
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garded and numerous complaints en-
Dance Follows Game.

The Boys club baseball team played the Montville team on the park Mon day afternoon In the evening dance was given by the club in Tip Top hall at Which there was a large attendance. Gitlin's orchestra furnished the music and Prof. Porter called.
 William O'Brien of Beacon Falls was visiting relatives in town over the Eynrnrth
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06

THERE IS no advertisInE medium In Eastern Connecticut equal to The BuIe saetin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06
Outdoor Service,

There was an outdoor service on the | lawn near the Episcopal chapel Sun
 day at o'clock Rev. John H. FItz- gerald of Waterbury conducted the
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PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

. WANTED. walters Apply to George
Bannister's Restaurant, 170S East
Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25
BICYCLES AMI MOTORCYCLES.
MOTORCYCLES.

TO clean up our stock OF 1915 motor
cycles. we arc Offering the following
low prices: one 1916 i-cylinder Hen.
dcrson. two-speed. s235. list price, $685.;
one 1915 electrically equipped ll-H T.
twin cylinder three-spced Harley Da-
wilson. $3.50. list price. $40; one 1915
stripped stock. twin. practically new,
S225. list price $3.50: one 1914 Rogers
side car. in first-class condition. $40
Above prices cash. 10 per cent added in
time proposition. One Baby Pope. In
two-speed Indian. $2lO: one 1912 twin
Indian. in fine condition. newly enam-
eled and overhauled. 800 See Bau-
man G. Hines, III West Broad Street
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HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED. women for government Jobs.
$40 month. Pull unnecessary. Write
for list positions obtain
able. franklin Institute. Dept. $50 +.
Rochester y. Y.
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LADIES' TAILOR

LESSER. the ladies' tailor. Ladies',
Ladies'! Your last years suit and
coat l will make II over to tho latest
fashion of this season. / am tho only
ladies tailor in town who makes a spe-
cialty OF this kind of work Every
garment altered here Is done under my
personal supervision. Work satisfac-
suits and coats from your own ma
terlal. suits complete with all trim
mings. tho best silk lining. $4,000 and
up; coats, $500 and up NJ Lesser.
Raleigh Apartment. Harrison and
franklin SITS. Phone. Madison 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

WANTED. position on large farm, or
as manager; married man. Best ref
erences. Charles Winso, Jetersville.
Va
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical
Company
1s Exchange Place.

Jersey City, y. j.. August 4. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of stockholders of the
Virginia carolina Chemical Company,
for the election of directors. and for the
transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
unciuding receiving the annual report
OF the board of directors and the rati-
fcation of the acts of the said board
since the last annual meeting of stock
holders). will be held at the principal
Office of the company. Is Exchange
Place. Jersey City, County of Hudson.
DAY. the LIST day Of September. 1915
(this being the first Wednesday of Sep
temoer), in accordance with Article L.
section 1. Of the bylaws.
The transfer books OF the company
Will not be closed for the purposes Of
the meeting, but pursuant to the
statute OF the State. of New Jersey no
share OF stock can be voted on at said
election which shall have been trans
ferred on the books of the company
after August IL, 1915.
S. D. CRENSHAw,
Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST on Broad Street, between Belvi-
dcre and Foushee. pockctbook with
cards OF Mrs. II. II. Taylor and some
money. Reward IL returned TO 322
North Harrison
S'TRAYED, from 1909 Barton Avenue
brindlc coiored bull terrier pup with
white feet. Finder Will please return
TO Rountrce Cherry Corp. and receive
reward
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PROPOSALS-Sealeu
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY

OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
Richmond. Va. August Is. 1915.
BIDS Will he received at the clerks
office. Farmville Va. until IL o'clock
noon Tuesday. August 81. 1915. for the
construction of a steel bridge nfty-two
feet long over Falling Creek. near Pros
pect, in Prince Edward County Va
Plans and specifications on file at tho
office. Further mformatio am fnr All lm.s
on appli cation TO the Undersigned A
certified check Cor $3.50 must accom-
pany each bid. The right is reserved TO
reject any or all bids
G.. +. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissioner.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

5iAI.L The funeral OF MRS SARAH
MA OLSON HALL viii take place from
Church Of the Holy Trinity Mourning
Chapel THIS CWEDSESDAY) MORN.
ING AT II o'clock
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WANTED-I'ar.Ins.

WANTED. to buy farm of about 200
acres. Want about 100 acres good
corn and grain land. balance for pas
ture. state amount OF bottom land
amount land cleared and In cultivation.
amount and condition OF buildings and
fencing. Lowest price. General CON
ditions. Address Farmer" care Route
No ., Witt Va
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DEATHS

i7sS BALDWIN s,ree, sn sr fes Angnst
e. MRS EUDORA GRIFFIN MEEK
Funeral will take place fro,, Fin,
street Baptist chnrch ' THis WE WEDS Siisn
DAY: august %. at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
H. W Mays. Ais Nicholson Street
August "a. at 5:l5 T. NJ, in his seventy
second year, w. j. MAYS. He is sur
xaSed ,6y three daughters, and four
ale Kline. OF Richmond. and Mrs. r. l..
Eacho, of Washington, u. c.: H. w
M Mays' OF richmond H. j.. OF Memphis,
Wuehn'' +: " of Winston Salem, y. c.
Funeral services announced later
s ARD LAFoN THA@S. second SON niIa Of
the late William 6. and Helen c. tina W.
OF this city. died Monday afternoon.
H nHgnst -: At $50 r. NJ. at his resi-
rived BY his wife. Alice r.. and seven
children--Mrs r. w Ruckrnan. OF Aliii
Point. W Va, Mrs. T.. Ernes, Hurley,
R Ra5S 5ar r and Helen G. Thaw,
Thaw, OF this city. He also leaves two
brothers and one sister-Edward T.. OF
New York; Alfred l.. and Mrs Fannie
T. Grymes.. o. this citA For thirty
two years Mr. Thaw had been employed
BY the Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company. He had "a host OF friends
ana ne was !ikcd 10y all with whom he
was aeqnainted Through his long pc
Funera! s.rvicc VIII DC conducted by
the Rev Birmingham THIS AFTER
NOON At P. N. from ST James Epis-
coma! Church en- Pa'lhearers arc as fol
+ Stewart, + n. Thomas, a " Mar.
tinstetn. c. II. Mason. {. T. Bolton, j.
a. Farley
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WANTED-Sa1esmen.

WANTED. by wholesale hardware
house in Baltimore, a travelling sales
man or capacity, energy and good ad-
dress, with full information as to sec
ton travelled. and with references as TO
character. The Carlin & Fulton Co,
Baltiinore Md
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FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR rent. nice bright apartment 2
rooms and bath: possession Septem-
Der l. No children. The Franklin. 3O1
East Franklin.
THREE-ROoM apartment, furnished
or unturnished. 2l3 West Grace.
TWO months-Nery desirable unfur-
nlshed apartment at the Gramon
corner Grace and Monroe Streets. CON
sistinK. of rooms, kitchcnette and
bath, for rent during the two months
of September and October ut much re-
duced rates. Call Madison 7io4 for in
formation.
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FOR sAIiE-Household Good.

REMOVAL sale. % per cent discount
on any piece of furniture we have in
the house. Secondhand furniture will
cost. See US for bargains. Central
Furniture Co, 20T West Broad. Sep
TENDER l will move to ! and West
going at less than cost, as we will
not handle II when we get to our new
store, Z and West Broad, September
for your money. Only few more days
left Central Furniture Co, 2O7 West
Broad.
SEE our window for bargains in wicker
baby carriages Only n few more
left. Central Furniture Co., 2O7 West
Broad
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WANTED-Agcn,s.

WANTED. good Industrial nsurance
men: none but hustlcrs need apply;
good money to the right men. See MIR
Hill. at ia North Eighth Street, be-
tween S and 10 a. NJ.
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FOR SALE-FarTns.

VII" VII sell Waqua Springs Farm.
dwellings. 3 tenant houses. tobacco
icehouse. crib carriage and implement
houses. etc. Finest tobacco lands. In
high state of cultivation. Valua bl 9
mineral springs and young timber. Fine
bearing orchard. Virz!nian Railway
passes through property. Near station
schools and churches. Price including
growing crops in fine condition. team
new modern farming machinery and
cider mill. $4,000 Half cash, balance
to suit. Greatest bargain ever offered
Write the owners Williams & John
SON. Inc. 522 Seaboard Bank Building
Norfolk. Va.
CLEAR Spring farm for sale. located
on New Market Road. about miles
from city. consisting OF 1875 acres. about
95 under cultivation. Address w. c.
Richey. r. F. d. 5. city.
FOR sale. 100 acres uncleared land s
miles from Norfolk and 20 minutes
from Norfolk to Cape Henry electric
line and siding. $50 per acre A. j.
Makinson, r. +. D. 3, Box 6s. Norfolk,
Va.
FARM, 1Ie 1-2 acres In Chesterfield
County. Is miles from Richmond .
miles from railroad. Groom dwelling,
in good condition. Barn and other out
houses. Nearly enough timber on the
State. Price. $4,000 to Quick uf Buyer BUYER.
Richmond Trust and Savings Company.
Real Estate Department, Main and
Seventh Streets.
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FOR SALE--Animals.

HORSES and mules for hire, by day.
week or month. for sale or exchange
Sulliyan's stable. COS East Cary. Also
Boarding horses wanted.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES MULES
AT CRULLS STABLES. IS SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
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FOR S.iLE-Afachinery.
FOR SALE-HOrses.

FOR sale. good. large young mules
ages from to years old. Will sell
cheap to close out this week: also en-
ira good saddle mare, sound, is IA
hands high, years old. Price 500.
Can be seen at Southern Transfer
Stables. No. l6 South Fifteenth Street.
FOR sale. horse. phaeton. harness.
cheap. 800 Safe and fast will
sell separately. 1903 East Main, base
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

TWO good top grocery wagons, newly
painted, $50 each; l open wagon for
furniture hauling. $50. Several top
buggics cheap; ladies' phaeton In good
and painting OF automobiles and
wagons. We can suit you. Prices the
lowest. n. Meyers Sons. 73l East Cary
Street.
SEVERAL -rubber-tired runabouts one
with umbrella canopy. one cutunder
surrey. one closed carriage. several top
spring wagons. Sit. 525 and s35. The
above secondhand. One "Houghton"
track Sulky, used twice. will sell cheap
Set OF single wagon harness. used few
times. Other new and second hand
bargains. Bristow Worsham Co, IL
North Fifteenth Street
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH'S private detective agency:
home office Park Building. Richmond.
Va
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED to buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and jewclry re-
pairing a speciality. F. c. Meyer Jew
elry Co, 81 West Broad Street
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"LFPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
-HE MES-DlSPATCH
"HNDoLfA 1 RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY, one cent word when paid in nj .
vance. No ad. taken for less than 10 cent,
SUNDAY. one and half cents a word for
AL CLASSIFIED eds. except Situation wantod
at ono cent word No ad. taken for Ie.s
than IL cents
charged or phoned In. PhbneJ orders not
guaranteed; Classification not xuaran-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. My free booklet y l64 tells how.
Write to-day. now. Earl Hopkins.
Washington, d. c.
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HELP WANTEE-Aiale

CITY circulation manager wanted for
morning State daily newspaper in
North Carolina. Must be man Of good
address and with Al past record. Pre-
Ter young man between 20 and 80 years
or age. Permanent position and big
opportunity for a live wire"--one who
can produce. State fully past export
ence, salary expected to start with and
give references. Position open about
October l. Address Drawer 2s2,
WANTED. bakers helper. Apply IFS
West Marshall street
WANTED, one man to cut from the
rough sash, doors and blinds. Public
employment Bureau, Room IA, City
Hall.
WANTED. 4 experienced floor scrapers;
regular scale wages: bring tools.
Public Employment Bureau. Room IA,
City Hall.
WANTED. inside wircman. Apply 42l
West Broad.
WANTED. chauffeur. colored. One who
can take care of machine and drive
Must be neat and able to furnish ref
ercncea Address G SAG, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, an egg GAMBLER. Swift G. Co
WANTED. good man with small family
to manage farm of 100 acres near
Roanoke. All land in first class state
of cultivation. Reference given and re-.
CURED See us at once. Bowles &
Jones Co, IA North Eighth Street. Rich
mond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

Just from the contractors hands.
Every comfort and convenience For
floor plans. rates and particulars. APP
ply to
T. NJ WORKMAN e co. Agents,
Times Dispatch Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR sale cheap, or will trade 6-room
house, acres of ground on Ashland
car line near Greenwood Park VIII
accept small car as part payment j
"a, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-EurnIsned Flats.

DESIRA BILE. newly furnished flat 10
Gated on Third Avenue Highla nd
Park. Possession at once Madison
61oo.
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FOR RENT-Busincss Property.

FOR rent. cheap. furnished millinery
parlors at 2oT East Broad.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANT couple without children by q
couple without to take half OF house
in West End. Call Madison 2l5l-J. or
apply l1l4 Park Avenue
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REGISTERED physician OF this State
for office practice A sos. care Times-
Dis patch.
THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
Virginia and Southern States Estab-
lished lssb. Faithful services guaran-
tccd. Correspondence solicited. A. W.
Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Heights
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 1913
j Walton Hall. Manager Gordonsville
Branch. Box ISL. GordonSvillc. Va
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MEETINGS,

NOTICE! Tho annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Southern Manu-
featuring Company will be held at the
offices OF the company. II South Twelfth
TENDER 81, 1915.
BY order OF the president
w. L. WIGHT,
Secretary.
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED, TO borrow $3.50 for one year.
per cent Address B 535. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

WANTED-lf you want position as
fireman. brakeman, motorman, con-
porter, first class Virginia. Kentucky
Ohio roads, SOS TO sl65 month. steady
work; experience unnecessary. inclose
stamp, name position wanted. Passes
and uniforms furnished. Address Rail-
way Institute. Department S. Indian
apolis Ind.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR rent or sale. beautifully located
store and dwelling in growing town
Easy terms. Worth $4,000. Sacrifice
At $4,000 on account of health. Cora
Hudgens. Dillwyn. Va.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXPERIENCED physician desires To-
cation, small town village pre-
ferred. Good reason for moving L
1874. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED by graduate University VIZ
GINA with much experience. a posi-
ton in a private school or academy
Address L IA. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-25

FOR all kinds OF trimming, soc tho
automobile top builders. Smith Moore
vehicle Co, 314 North Fifth Street.
o. B. GRASBERGER, carriage and au-
tomobile trimming: repairing our
specially. 20 North Twentieth Street.
Phone Randolph 1881.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
SHOES.
REPAIR SHOPS

REPAIRING our specially. Bicycles
for hire. Open Sundays. A. p Gem
try, sos West Broad Street Phone
Randolph 2031
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HELP wANTED-siale and remaI,

WANTED. men-women, SIS month
List government Jobs open free
franklin Institute. Dvsii :. Rochester.
y: =
MEN and women wanted. Government
wants clerks $40 month Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
able. Franklin Institute. Desk g.
Rochester. y. Y.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

TWO front rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. for housekeeping with
running water. Apply Sl2 West Grac.
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SITUATION WANTED-Femalc.

WANTED. refined and cultured young
lady wishes a position as poverness
for small! children. Best of references
Address l. li5, care Tim Dispatch.
WANTED, "A high-class position by n
nrst-clasS stcnographer. Is $40, care
Times Dispatch
STENoG RAPHER, willing 10 assist in
general Office work. desires perma-
nent position. l6, care Times Dis
patCh.
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Mrt1uur1 Ginlps.pispatrb
SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR

ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING.
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FOR RENT-FlaIs.

BEAUTIFUL. Broom fiat. all modern
cOnvcnicnces. private BATH steam
heat. electric lights centrally located
322 North Harrison
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FOR SALE-NIiscellaneous.

BOY Scouts complete army equipment.
shelter tents, haversacks, etc L.
Rose & Co, 420 Brook Ave.