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The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02
THF CHORUS OF PRAISE
Opinions of Well KnoWn Edu-
Gators of Local, State and Ma
tionol Reputation in Praise OF
Stoddard's Lectures of TrdUel

1T is my opinion that any per-
son wishing to build up a valua-
BILE and useful library for his
home, will make no mistake in
adding Stoddard's Lectures to
his collection. The engravings
in the work are beautiful, the
style elegant and entertaining,
the descriptions vivid and full of
life. Joseph Peterson, County
Supt. Schools, Holbrook. Ariz.
Il have known Stoddard's
Lectures for several years, and
it is my impression that there is
nothing better that one could
put into his home. Anyone read
ing them cannot fail to be in
spired. The set in the library
of the Northern Arizona Normal
School is in constant use. "-R.
H. H. Blome, President, North
ern Arizona Normal, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
''It is a pleasure to speak a ia
vorable word for Stoddard's
Lectures. | have often been
impressed with the splendid
fund Of knowledge that children
who have access to this set Of
books have. Their vision of
geography and history has been
widened by their reading and
they have a fine setting for their
future study in school. likewise
a broadened grasp of knowledge
of the world that will be a help
and a pleasure through life. |
find them very readable, inter-
esting alike to children and
adults. They are written in
clear. concise, forceful English,
with no words wasted but suffi-
cient detail to convey the idea
clearly. | have been acquainted
with the work for some time
and have recently purchased a
set for my home. IA. P. Shib-
ley, Co. School Supt. Imperial
Co., Ell Centre, Calf.
The volumes of the Stoddard
Lectures offer excellent reading
and instruction for the home and
freside. Those who have not
had t h opportunity of wide
range travellers through the world
can scarcely find more direct
means of making good their loss
through the readable pages and
wonderful illustrations of these
books. Benz. l. Wheeler, Pres.
University of Calf, Berkeley,
Cal.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02
Analysis of Water From
Shumway Valley Spring

Following is a report of the
University of Arizona on the
water from the large spring in
the Shumway valley, examined
by Prof. C. N. Catlin:
QUANTITATIVE
Determinations applicable to
water used for all purposes.
Total solids at 110 per cent
c. parts per 100.000------35.
Chlorides Common salt) - 2.2
Hardness (bicarbonate lime) Al. 8
Alkalinity ty-------- "a
QUALITATIVE
Sulphates- Very moderate
Magnesia --- Slight
Lime Moderate
Silt----- Silt None
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
IunQ 1Q15

z Dc
Notice is hereby given that Jens Peder Hansen.
of Pinedale. Arizona, who, on May IL, 1911,
made homestead entry No. 012936. for E1a NWA,
NWA NWA, E1a E19 SWA NWA, Eh NEA
NWA SWA. N13 NEA SWA Section 9, Town
ship IL N, Range l9 E., G. & S. r. B & Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make year proof
to establish claim to the land above described,
before Thorwald Larson, U. S. Commissioner, at
Holbrook, Arizona. on the 14th day of July, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph Peter
son, Jens j. Hansen. Will Goodman, Edward
Brewer. all of Pinedale, Arizona
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register
First publication June H. 1915.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02
Notice

The Pinedale sawmill is now
in operation. Any orders We
may receice will have our prompt
attention. We also have a nice
lot of lumber on hand.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02

ffOI. II. II. fOfDeS IN his COM
ment of the analysis makes the
following remarks:
This water contains a very
small percentage indeed of total
solids. The water is slightly
black alkaline just enough to
make the water soft and not
enough to make it injurious for
culinary or drinking purposes. :"
In point of location and quan-
tity if, in deed, not quality, this
spring has preference over any
other source for a general water
system.
From this spring nearly every
family from Shumway to Snow
flake may be served.
The water is within and is a
part of the Snowflake and Tay-
lor Irrigation company's claims
and could be handled by that
company and thus serve and in
terest the greatest number of
people.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02

Geo. A. Gardner returned Sat-
urday to Showlow to do carpen-
ter work for parties up there.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02

For SALE CHEAP-NO. 3 Oliver
typewriter; practically new, hav-
ing only been used about one
Inquire at this office.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
AND PERSONALS

j. O. Murray of Pinedale was
in town Monday.
Elmer Kay of Lakeside was a
visitor in town this week.
Get your good plasterlng ce-
ment from Wilford Rogers.
Taylor Hunt was in from the
ranch at Hunt last Saturday.
Charley Ballard commenced
the drilling of the mill we'll Mon
day.
A movement is on to stock the
Daggs reservoir with rainbow
trout.
Miss. Nellie Gardner returned
Monday from a brief visit with
friends at Showlow.
Tom Tanner and family left
Wednesday for St. Joseph for
visit with relatives and friends.
John Freeman made a trip to
Holbrook in his car Tuesday
morning, returning home in time
for dinner.
Mrs. Eliza S. Rogers and fami-
ly came down from their ranch
near Pinedale Tuesday to remain
until after the celebration.
A reception was given in the
Stake house last Sunday evening
in honor of Marshall Flake and
Loral Owens, recently returned
missionaries.
D. A. Gilchrist, of the Bio
logical survey, and Wilford Free
man arrived in town yesterday
from the prairie dog killers
camp near Joppa.
Lazelle Smith returned Tues
day from a several weeks stay
in California, during which time
he viewed a portion of the big
exposition in Frisco.
Snowflake people who are en-
ployed other places and town far
mers who are on their ranches
for the summer are arriving for
the celebration tomorrow.
Lee Wilhelm, one of Snow
fakes young men who labors
during the summer months on
his fathers ranch at Vernon, was
visitor in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Nellie G.. Hunt and Mrs.
Nellie H. Smith left yesterday
for st. Joseph to attend a recep-
ton and dance given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller n d
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben R. Hunt, the
recently returned newly-weds.
The present session of the Nor
NAL Summer school at Flagstaff
has an enrolment of 173. The
following from this county are
attending: Cora Creswell, Mar
guerite Day and Elmer A. Hen
derson, Winslow; Geo. L. Haynes,
St. Joseph; Clark Gardner, Wood
ruff; Leone Kartchner, lone and
Clara Rogers, Snowflake; Mae
Hatch, Taylor; Isabel Lewis,
Pinedale; Jennie Whipple and
lanchShumway, Shumway.
The HERALD office printed some
bills this week announcing a
grand celebration to be held at
Fort Apache on Monday, July
9Th. A barbecue dinner will be
one Of the features. The pro-
gram will consist Cf all kinds of
races, tugs of war, boxing con-
test, calf branding contest, polo
game and baseball games. The
boys over there had good time
last year and they are going to
The Snowflake herald., 1915-07-02

For Rent-Two rooms in the
Bank of Northern Arizona build
ing.
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VI! A1'HS

ANpERSON.-Dicd at his residence,
3ia West Charity Street, saturday
afternoon. November q. ut 2:30 O'Clock,
JOHN ANDERSON. for about thirty
years tile faithful porter for Harwood
brothers. His wife and daughter
survive.
Funeral from the Fifth street Bap-
fist Church MORROW (MONDAY)
AFTERNOON, ut o'clock.
nE:RTHA lEE i1rrs. who died No
Ncmbcr %. 1905.
Peace. perfect peace"
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
HENNING. -Entcrcd into rest Friday.
November %. at l.. NJ. JANE T..
IENNlNG. beloved mother OF Miss
Julia r. fleming, Mrs. Grace Henning
Smithdeal and William S. 1lenning. Her
children cherish the priceless Inherit
ancc she has left them OF n faithful
devoted, unsclfsh. noble life.
Funeral services from home on
MONDAY MORNING November 20. ut
III o'clock. Please omit flowers.
RlI:G FIR. Died. at the Hygeia Hos
pital, Friday. November &c. ut 1928
o'clock y. NJ. MRS. NJ. f.. RIEG ER, in
her slXty-siXth year She leaves ~ son
a9d daughter, Mr. a. c. Rieger and
Funeral SUNDAY AFTERNOON a:aO
o'clock from St Mary's Church
Fourth and Marshall Streets. Inter-
mcnt st. Mary's Cemetery.
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IN MElIORi.AM.
cnpt"in John Edmond Graves.

~ ou" who has known ana loved him
for years. may pay this small tribute
TO Il noble man
!; brave touf"dcrat. soldier. ever
faithful. just and symrathctir To his
comrades: man Of nm" physique and
splendid health until his las, Illness Of
and physically we'll fitted to m. position
hc has so crciitably filled during tho
last eight years OF his life
He WAS courteous and ChvalrouS: n
man OF IN. highest principles and
Ideals. noble, brave and true. His home
life WAS most beautiful, ana his loyalty
and devotion TO his home. his country.
and his cod "nd.ared him to all who
knew him
II ever on" could pass away as tran
Iuillv and peacefully as he lid. d.a tn
would indeed h" happy transition.
l'"aI", perfect pence.
FRIEND
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DEATHS

POW ELI Died, November 27th at
1905 J.. Nj, at his residence. No. 22l7
Floyd Avenue, JOSEPH T.. POWELL,
only son OF Nelson and Laura ". Pow
ell II" leaves to mourn their loss. his
VIZ" ana i've sisters W l.. Bur
russ. Mrs. Anton Jahukc. Mrs. j. =
Chris tian. Misses Frances and Mary
Powell.
Funeral from Grove Avenue church.
SUNDAY. at l. VI. intcrmcnt In Riv-
eryicw.
sQuiHi:.;-pied. suddenly November q.
GRAVES >. SOLUBLE, wife Of DR. l.. II.
S.4a!bb, OF !:rnokland, y. y. daughter of
George q. Sampson, OF i;rookland. y. Y,
ana only sister Of Mrs. Francis Il.
lsaacs. Of Richmond. Va.
SiMfSON-Dicd.N oyenlier q, 1915, al
tn" residence Of his sister. Mrs r.
Edgar SHINE. l7Ci Hanover Avenue,
WILLIAM SIMPSON, son OF Tn. late
james aSd Mary coUrtcuay Simpson,
Funeral from above residence MON
ia MORNING, November % at II
clock. friends and Appropriateness are.
invited 10 attend. Injcriueut in oak
wood.
Schools Died. at Pine camp Hospi-
tai. Saturday. November u. MRS.
RUBY l.. SCHOOLS. beloved wife OF
John II. schools. in her twcn,y-eichth
year. She leaves her husband. two
small children to mourn their loss
Funeral MONDAY MORNING. 10
o'clock, from 81. Peters catholic.
Church, Eighth and Grace. lntermcnt
IN pakwood Cemetery. Remains at
Elilcy's parlors
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90 -:--.oouRo Offer

sale for One Box t50) Of our Regular $50 90 per
ihousand lotRS..ten Cent Sellers which We want
nKottop otMh: Staple BANDS. and we give in SAME
Safety P0lbt- any length barrel nj no Fx,ra price,
also Genuine Stem wind Watch worth So together
with SO Additional Presents Free which we ha vc
not space to mention but consists OF kniIe. Scis-
tors etc iyou send Cash with order. Viii ship c.
y S39B by Sxpres. or Parcel Post but you only
Er, ihs hf0l'tR as faNlRM. No Examination &c n
be had By ParcePos but be fHl.ilNtD by t1PRtSS
u offer Is not a. say return goods and VIC return
your ToneyEIhe,'s all Name Expires. Office.
p!H!E SiGAR CO, Dep Jacksonville. fla.
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HELP WANTED-AIaIe

WANTED, bricklaycrs and carpenters
at Winston Salem. y. c. Travers-
Wood Co, General Contractors, 7l8
American National Bank Building
WANTED, Il registered or registered
assistant drug clerk. Give full par
ticulars and send references with APP
plication. Address w. q. Hartwcll.
Druggist, Newport News, Va.
WANTED. carpenter for odd job work
Apply Overland Richmond Co, 52l
East Main.
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HELP WANTED-AIale

GONERNME NT examinations. Thor
ough instruction. 50 Returned If not
appointed Particulars free American
civil Service School, Washington, -. &.
GONERNMENT examinations. Thor
oush instruction, 81. Returned if
nor appointed. Particulars free. Amer
ican ClVii Service School, Washington.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED. Intelligent youn. men. either
hiEH school o. collcg" g-:aduatc.. Tor
positions of rcsponSibility In 4 large
Richmond business institution. where
promotion depends upou executive
ability apply in writing. stating age,
diploma. business experience. If any,
ana civ" 1t least two references as to
character ana ability. Address Com
H!"rciai b.. care Times dispatch.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST automohiI. tir. on Ny;,;,,,.hrr,,
road or in city. Kindly phone Boulc
ward !l.1-
LOST. on THANKSGIVING Day. a hecta-
gon saapcd " ,ch foh win onvx
setting Reward Il left at the AnIrTi-
can National Bank.
LOST. on Allen Avenue. Ninth Street
or III jitncy, gold min. -eor.;rical
design Reward. Phone Madison 2,og.
I0S:-I, 60 ,-.-,j.-,.
80, &c S,,;,, PIP o'nIh c'rS' Win
short tail. Liberal reward If returned
70 2lOi Floyd Avcnuc or phone Boule-
ward 25GG-.I.
LOST Thursday a nr.o,iai,Io ro,c f1r
$500 signed by Benjamin Il. Camp
bell Reward for its return To W. j.
ki!mArtin. H. g. Box 1872. Petersburg
Va. i'uhlic Is warned against trading
STRAY El'. FRIDAY NoNember % |
icihoh-ahn- "hlte bobtai! female set
Yer. Any ini"rihAt'on regarding same
kih"lN phone NJ. w. /. Nt'tEh.
LOST. Saturday morning, Grove Ave-
hH" NittN' ih"l'S 'i"'h Siih nag con 3.
tanning tioNrS, Is IN SinaiI purse ana
eyeglasses. NcW;tI" II returned L"
I'll" Monument AVENUE.
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TIE COHEN co. ARE IN NEED or
AN ELECTRICIAN HOLDINt; IL
cETSiI CARD. MUST BE QUICK AND
AHLE To FURNISH GOOD REFER
EIES MD ABLE TO DO GENERAL
WORK AROUND STORE.
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WANTED. y YOUNG MAN FOR pKI-
NATh: SECRETARY AND GENERAL
otFl'N WORK MUST EE ENPE-
RlENCED AND y GOOD RAPID. 40
CtRATE STENOGRApHER PROM
lSINo: OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGII1,
MAN. APPLY IN YOUR OWN HAND
WHITING. q 80. CARE TIMES
DISPATCH
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SCHOOL.
FL NERAL NOTICES.

-----------
WALFoRD.-Th funeral of GEORC;F,
WYNN WAIFOED will take place
from -. James VI +, Church THIS
AFTERNOON at $50 O'clock. Friends
invited.
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WANTED. q sober. honest and inJng-
irious white man as janitor for an
apartment house In pctcrsbur.r Va
Address, giving reference and salary
expected, Robert tabaniss PETERSBURG
Va. -
TWO frst-claSs cleaners ADply Mon
day morning o'clock ready for work
@nS West Main street "
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EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT
EODkkEEPER DESIRES TO Make
CHANGE AT ONCE; GOOD REASON
FOR SAME. REST REFERENCE AS
TO CHARACTER AND ABILITY. WILL.
CONSIDER So PER MONTH TO
START. ADDRESS - 3gl CARE
TIM DISPATCH.
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OPEN for engagement after December
-; 1919, hrst-class man for wood
workin plant Can fill any position
from estimator down. Practical eX-
pcriencc of - years In building ma
terial manufacturtnG. Good craftsman.
competent building superintendent;
steady. and good habits: salary ac-
cord!nr to proved ability. G. H. Nichol-
son so south Laurel Street Richmond
Va
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WANTED. by Il gentleman OF good
habits, energetic and capable. n per
manent position with good future.
Good combination oilicc and field man;
can take charge OF office do outSide
work. > years experience in real es-
tate and insurance. Also experienced
III all store and office duties. Best rea-
sons for wishing change, and only ex-
cclient references given. Addre 81
"Bookkecper," Lock Box 1872, Dllwyn,
Va.
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ANIEb. by wholesale house. am
experienced bookkcepcr; one with
some experience in handling credits
name references and salary expected
:HGIrr&s - 80. care Times Dispatch
ANTED . first-class carpenters for
~ out OF town work. Good wages
transportation furnished ApDlv S.S0
Monday morning. Public Employmcnt
bureau room >, City Hall.
WANTED. boy or young man that
wants to learn automobile rcpairiur
anu Welding: Apply Flcming's Weld
ing SHOP, 2lj North Bclvidcre Street,
SEE Nirgiuia's Select Employmnnf
Agency Monday for work 3t6 North
Second Street
WANTED, - coal miners. - men for
catti" snip for France. 20 mill hands
- b"N makers. male ana female
stehoSrhrh"r ! younr man for bust
lhtcndcnt of mil plant: must be com
petent; ! A. bookkecper Phone o0SI
walters s. Co. general insurance and
merchandise" brokerage, IlG Mechanics
Bldg. Petersburg. Va.
Dudley Printing Co. Thirteenth and
\,
NEAR Christmas is n bad time TO be
~ i"It 50" us for Il position at once
ne Virginia business EXCHANGE 3lG
North Second Street.
GOOD cooks. buffers, walters. ,h,uf
fcurs. nurses, portcrS. maids. etc
colorr1 hcip OF all kinds wanted Sec
Th> Virginia business Exchange ZIG
North Second Street.
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StcTTS old Market Drug Store is
the store of Richmond. When you
G"t anything from SCOTS it's right.
The best Turkish Olive oil. 50 the gal
Ion: SCOTS Corn Plaster will make a
cripple dance for 10y. Toe; Scotts Won
dciTul Flood Mixture cnriches The
blood and makes il as pure rs an in
iant, 81 The bottle: SCOTS Digestive
EliNir Is panacca for nervous indi-
Gestion, SOC; SCOTS Liver Pills, best
ON earth, Toe; ScottS Pile Salve is a
wonder. 25c: SCOTS Rheumatic Min
turc positively cures. 500; Cunning
hams Royal Remedy and injection for
ninghans EiiNir Of Life restores lost
manhood. soc: chewing tohaccp. sc and
&c the plug; smoking tobacco, zoe the
half-pound. Trusscs fitted by an ex-
pert; no charge for fitting. Mail or
dcrs a specially. Big stock. right
prices and polite attention. We beg
your PATRONAGE saturdays only, 3
cakes Sweetheart soap, 10 cents
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SITUATIONS wANTED-,ra,e.

MACIIINIST-Am open for position as
machiniSt; wide experience Must be
permanent. Address q 1913, care Times
Dispatch.
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Observation-Disclosures

II YOU want an underestimate nurse.
honSckccDcr, GoverneSs, competent
help waiting FOR You. The Virginia
business Exchange.
DO YOU need first .ciass stenograph.r
cashier bookkeeper or store clerk
Any KIND help supplied you No
charge: best references. The Virginia
business Exchange.
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HELP WANTED-temaic.

LARGE knitting mill invites corrcapon-
d"hcc with women DESTROYS of earn
ing money. full time or spare hours
experience unnecessary; good pay. Ad-
dress international Mills, Inc. Depart
ment 20. Norristowu. Pa.
WANTED, at once. woman to assist
Win children and housework: no
washing: good salary and steady en-
North Avenue, Barton Heights.
WANTED. reliable servant to cook ana
do light huusework family of 3. 1906
Hanover Avenue.
WANTED. persons to color art pictures
at home. easy work: no experience:
good pay; sample free. Wheeler Co.
33I Madison, Chicago.
salabie article for typcwritcrs Will
pay IiNable salary and commission.
State experience. +. q. BOX 265, City
YOUNG ladies. see us for positions
CHRISTMAS is coming AMI work is
here. The Virginia business Exchange.
"l6 North Second Street.
BODKkEEpERS. cashiers. store clerks.
stcnographcrs and other positions So.
cured by US. Virginia business EN-
change. Bis North Second Street.
LET us talk to you about Il good po-
sition. See us Monday for work: all
kinds Virginia business Exchange.
BIG North Second street.
and the North. Cooks. maids, nurses
ana Gtc Good money and nice homes
See The Virginia business Exchange
ZIG North Second Street.
WE have positions for cooks. maids
and nurses. Public Employment Hu-
reau, Room >. city Hall.
WANTED, settled lady Tor store
between II and u Monday. 1916 Yves,
Cnry street
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YOUNG man. 80 years of age, . years
experience as collector. ; years n,
doublc-cntry bookkccper. also tyne
writer. will work for $l4 per week Il
S35. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

EXPERIENCED accountant wants en-
gaEeinents at auditing. Adjusting and
SyStcmatiZing accounts Res, refer
cnceS: terms moderate. Address G. zoe
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

WANTED, position as clerk or shin
ping clerk, or any clerical position
Honest and sober. Age. 30 years Is
SO. care Times Dispatch.
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HELP WANTED-Profe

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
We'll prepared teachers for l9l5-lG in
Virginia and Southern States 'cstab-
liShed 1895. Faithful services Euaran-
Iced correspondence solicited. A w
Cridlin Manager. Woodland HeIghts
richmond, Va. Phun" Madison 1913
j Walton Hall. Manager ,;ordonsvIiie
iirnn"h. f"N Isl. G"rdn"Evine. Va
uNi'Eit,i hAbtATE nurses, StcnoSra-
piers hookkccp-rS and cashiers. call
reSlst.r 70: work with Virginia Bust
ness Exchange. SIG North SECOND
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female.

TEACHER desires position in family,
English, Latin, French. music; eX-
periencc. testimonials: state -ticulars.
Miss Wingn"id. Warren. Va
STENoGkAfHER and book keeper with
years experience as assistant cash
Ter of small bank. desires position in
hank January |. Address Box ~, Bay
horo, =. &.
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Parcel Post amG
Mail Orders
SAID THE HoY

TO the sturckccpcr. Please give me
match Boy, We sell matches"
Well, sell me a box aud lie threw
down "a penny. Now take dc box and
lay 1t over dar. and de next gentle
man da, axes YOU for a match give
him one out Of my box" Don't wor-
~ about how - Keep your floors and
furniture bright ANA clean. Just buy
a bottle OF I".rlcS, cleaner and Pol
Usher at your GROCER or druggist
Naughlu's. Madison lot.
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MEN for all lines OF work. labor to
accountants. IT YOU need good man.
phon. us; II" charge. Virginia Bust
ness Exchange.
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Frank d. Fuller Co. ,
AuCtioneers

MD SUBDIVISION SPECIALISTS
Selling Farm Land. city and Suburba,
Property Anvil" ANY Time,
Improved or DnimproNcd.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
PETERSBURG. VA
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TED. ut once. woman to assist
with children and houseworli: no
washing. good salary and steady EN-
p!oNnient Reference -eQuircc 1871
North Avenue, Barton Heights
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YOU CAS- GROW HAIR

YOU CAS- GROW HAIR
on a dcorkuob rs easy as YOU can
grow II on IN. average bald head.
When the hair leaves, say eood-by
hut when your doors are diStaStcfui
TO the eye, first use Kloudikc Floor
Stain. 'hcn Us" Peerless Cleaner and
puliShcr TO keep them bright Waugh
ans. Madison lui
ALL. kinds OF ladies and rcnts has,
cleaned and blocked. satisfaction
guaranteed, mail orders given prompt
attention. Vera HAT Works. 2il North
First Richmond. Va
IlATS-I.ct US clean and rchlocK' your
old hat into III, latest styles, TO look
Ike new. Ma!l-urders solicited. Schloss
The halter. So East Broad street.
ALLADfN oil, 4 gallons. 6Oc delivered:
best YOU can get. Elba Hardware
co. Phon" Madison 1852,
HOUSE paint, floor paints floor stains.
varnishes ana polishcs OF all kinds
for the home. !.lba Hardware Co.
49, Yves, Broad street. Phone Madison
3552.
WOOD stoves. oil stoves. gas stoves.
coal stoves. stove pipe. coal hods.
shovels. etc. Elha Hardware Co. 42o
West Broad Street, corner Henry.
ELIZA sanitary furniture and floor
polish, best on the market, 25c bottle
Elha Hardware Co. Madison 1859.