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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-02-10
Notice, Pickens
County Singers

The singers Of the different
township singing conventions Of
Pickens county want to get to-
tgether and select the kind of
singing book te be generally
used in the singing conventions
this year. Each township con-
veiition should have the same
kind of book so that when sew
eral conventions meet together
all will be familiar with the
songs that will be sung. We
want all singers interested to
suggest their favorite book in a
short letter in next weeks Pick
ems Sentinel. Send in your sug-
gestion today before. you forget
it and SO we can soon decide on
our book. Yours forgood sing
ing ST. ..., >o SINGER.
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Mt. Carmel News
Notes and Items

1t will be of interest to the
friends of VIM. j. Ponder, OF
Capt. Bill" as he is generally
called, to know that he has been
improving right along. His leg
after being amputated dec. ~
has healed and he is able to sit
up now. He is expected to be
able to be walking with the aid
of his crutch in a few days,
Many friends hope that he will
soon be strong again.
The Dacusville township'sing-
ing convention had a splendid
session at Peters Greek church
last Sunday. The next meet
ing. will be with the Mt. Carmel
church the lst Sunday in March.
Miss Edith Lenhardt who is
teaching at DacusviIle spent the
week end with her parents in the
Lenhardt section.
B. d. Lathem killed pig last
week which netted 1926 pounds.
Besides being a good hog raiser
Mr.. Lathem is an all-round good
fellow.
Rev. Walter l.. Coker filled
his regular appointment at Mt.
Carmel last Saturday and Sun
day.
B. e. Williams went to Green
vile two times last Saturday.
+ A wise farmer says Easley
needs a rural policeman on Sat
urday afternoon to keep the ma
tives out Of the street.
Mr.. Joseph Looper and daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, were in Green
vile last Thursday.
Messrs, George w. Holcombe,
A. w. Tanner, James X. Lath-
EN- and Kay Lathem had busi-
ness in Greenville Saturday.
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Bills By Our
Representatives

Representative j .P.Carey, Jr.,
of Pickens county. has intro
duced the following bills:
To provide for compensation
for all attorneys appointed by
any Judge Of this state to defend
any person OF persons charged
zwitha capital, offensefinPickens
county.
To amend section 2of all act
entitled IAN act to provide for
rural policemen for .Pickens
county, enacted by the. general
assembly during the lsession Of
1912, SO 5asto fix the salaries .of
the rural policeman in said dcoun-
ty at $50 per.month. ~, /.
Senator O'Dell, ,-of this county
last week introduced bill t0
authorize the trustees of Reun-
ion school district, No. IL, in
Pickens county, to levy an an
nual tax of 2 mills for the sup
port and maintenance of school
in said district.
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Number 4O
William M cM IAN
4 Met Sud der. ID )eat th

William McMa Mahan, q !, we'll
known and prosperous farmer
living in the Georges Creek sec
Ition of Pickens county, fell from
his barn loft at an early hour
Friday morning, February 4,andS
was Instantly killed.
dust how the accident occurred
is not definitely Known, but it is.
supposed that Il stepped thru,
the scuttle- hole or fell from the
ladder, since his body was found
at the foot of the ladder and a ]
basket of corn was scattered
around him.
AS was his custom, Mr.. MIC
Mahan arose before daylight,
and while breakfast was being
prepared by his sisters, who live
With him, he went to the barn
to feed his stock. When break
fast was ready and he lad not
returned to the house a search
was instituted and his dead body
was soon found at the foot Of
the ladder in the hallway Of the {
barn. The back Of his skull was
crushed in at the base of the
brain and O severe cut ran across
the back side of the head. One
round Of the ladder was broken
completely in two; the SUPPOSE
tion is that the back of the head
must have struck this.
Mr.. McMahan was a natiyeo of
Pickens county and was 66 years.
of age. Bv his honest. straight>
forward way Of conducting him.
self and his business he won the.
confidence and esteem of all who,
knew him. He was an active,
member Of the Mt. Pleasant
Presbyterian church and his.
death will be sorelY felt in both
church and community.
He is survived by q brother,
Archie McMahan Of Piedmont,
and Misses Betty and Mary Mo,
Mahan, the two sisters who.
lived with him. He was never
married.
f., Funeral services were held.
Friday afternoon and inten,enr,
took place in the family bnrYing
|ground near tiIe home.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-02-10
Marriage at Oolenoy

Oolenoy, Feb. 8.-That the dauntless,
winged Cupid takes no defeats, nor
heeds neither distance nor difficulties,
was evidenced here on Sunday after
noon, when Miss Sudie Castle, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Castle, of near Ros-
man, N. c., became the bride of Mr..
George Hendricks, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks. Each liv-
ing just beyond the boundary line of
North and South Carolina in the shad-
ows of the beautiful Blue Ridge noun
tains, in an occasional passing back and
forth, the acquaintance sprang up. The
boy went west But the girl was "back
home, = where his thoughts often wan
dered. He returned with the above re-
suit The ceremony was performed by
w. r. Edens, Jr., N. P. The couple
have many good wishes attending them.
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Our ! on essi,o 81 3 |.
al Race Be w War11l

The contest for the position of
representative of the the Third
rs Congressional District Of South
Carolina in the National House
OF Representatives, is Warming
lup each week now and will be
at the boiling point before long.
From whaJ we can learn 1ot:so
much interest is yet being man
ifested; in Pickens and OcOnee
counties, but in Anderson coun-
tY and the lower counties of the
district the various candidates
and their friends are, unusually
busy for this time Of the year.
From present indications it ap-
pears that present Congressman
Aiken is going to have the hard
est fight Of years in his race
There are several strong candi-
dates out for the place, but from
what we can gather those who
are opposed to Mr.. Aiken for
political reasons, and those who
think he has had the place lone
enough, seem to be lining up
for John A. Horton, of Ander-
son county, as the man who can
defeat the present congressman.
Most everybody, seem to think
that Mr.. Aiken will surely be in
the second race and his oppon-
ents seem to think that Mr.. Hor-
ton could defeat him in the run
off. Each county in the dis
trict, with the exception Of
Pickens and Oconee, (the two
best) has at least one candidate
in the race.
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Cards of Thanks

Mr.. Editor: Please allow us space IN
your paper to express our gratitude to
neighbors and friends for hospitality
and generous gifts to us in our recent
misfortune by fire. May the giver of
all good gifts abundantly bless them is.
our prayer. r. p. Prince and Family.
= We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to our neighbors for the kindness shown
us during the illness and death of our
son and brother, Alton Lynch. Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Lynch and Family
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News sItenlsFrona
Old Cedar Rock

Mrs. J. Il. Mauldin, of Spen.
Ger, n. g., is visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I'll. Miller.
Mrs. j. w. Stewart was the
guest of Mrs. Tom McKinney
one day last week.
Miss Geraldine Jones and her
grandmother, Mrs. Lynch. were
the guests Of Mrs. z. Il. Jones
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Phillips and broth
or, visited their sister, Mrs. Dock
Howard, last week.
T.. E. Smith was the guest of
Mr.. Spearman Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Homer Jones was called
last week to the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. Will Miller, who is
very ill with pneumonia. We
hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Williams
visited the latter's mother, Mrs.
Robinson, Sunday.
Just received news of the ar
rival of a fine boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Latherp,
Miami, Ariz. Congratulations.
Mr.. Ned Williams visited his
sister, Mrs. j A. Jones, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. w. Stewart
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel H. Miller Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Weldon Jones has gone to
Florida to spend a few days on
a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Dean Singleton visited in
EaSiey last week.
Mrs. Hattie Craig and Miss
Sallie McCollum were the guests
Of Mrs. McD. Farmer one after
noon last week.
SUSIE.
P.S. Didn'tknow Twas help
ing YOU out so much. Four Ce-
dar Rock people outside of the
county and state told me. they
were taking your paper princi-
pally for Cedar Rock news. Ha!
LOur good Cedar Rock cores
pondent didn't intend for us to
publish this postscript, but we'll
Just have to. And we feel sure
that there are more than foul
subscribers taking The SENTINEL
principally on account of the
Cedar Rock letter, if we only
knew. The SENTINEL is mighty
proud Of all its correspondents
and doesn't know of a paper
which has better or more faith
full ones. ~ |DIToR.
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PUBIsIs HE'D yyEElIlss@II.4 i, 1 s,s@I4 Y Y
Call to ri ok
ems Co. ers
MSMMs

Farn1es Of Pickens County
who are interested in the better.
ment of their condition as well
as the welfare ofsboth county
and state, are requested to meet
at Pickens court house, on next
Wednesday Feb. 10th, at IL a..
m for the purpose of discussing
and hearing discussed the most
Important questions that con-
sfrontus. at the present time, viz.
The Guano, Rural Credit and
Warehouse questions. Promi-
nent speakers will be present on
the above date, and also at Eas-E
ley on same date, at $3.50, r.. m.
Signed:
Matthew Hendricks,
Joel HI. Miller,
w. r. Day,
@. II. Carpenter,
Bing Sheriff,
Med. Farmer,
A. jeff Welborn,
DIR. w. M. Ponder.
e. D.. Miller,
B., II. Williams, !
G.. II. Hendricks,
j. Bird Looper.
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Along Marietta
Route No. Two

Mr.. Editor: Oscar Crenshaw,
who has been located in the far
west for some one or two years,
has returned to his home, to the
delight of his many friends Os-
car is a hustling good fellU and
we hope he will decide to make
South Carolina his future home.
W.A.Edens is constructing for
himself nice, commodious
DWELLING at this time, and tho
the weather man is getting in his
work they are coming on up
with it. The following carpen.
ters are on the Job: Messrs. AL.
Edens of Pumpkintown; r. r.
Edens of this place and Joseph
Williams Of Dacusville route l,
When completed Mr.. Eden will
have one of the best residences in
this corner Of the county.
Magistrate w. H. Williams has
purchased a sawmill outfit and
will soon be sliding the lumber
over the pole. Henry is a hust-
ling sawmill man and it is need
less to say the lumber will be
ready for you when you call for
it. i
The schools considerably ham
dicapped by the horrible weather.
man just now, but old Ground
hog NAV put him up tree.
There was a musicale, at the
! residence Of l.. B. williams one
night last week, which was en-
joyed by all present. The fol-
lowing persons furnished the
music: M. Lemuel Clark and
two daughters with the VIOLIN,
autoharp and guitar; also Messrs.
L. B. Williams with the violin,
Perry Crenshaw with the banjo,
LOUIS Morgan with the guitar,
and Miss Cloe Williams at the
organ. l came by to tell you
they sure made a fellow feel
young again.
Mrs. j. d. Mcconnell and sis
ter, Miss Sarah Attaway. visited
rat the home OF l.. S. Edens las
! Saturday.
!! Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Turner Of
!, Dacusville visited in this section
last weekend.
! The following officers were
elected to serve for the year 1915
/ Of Oolenow Camp No. 577. W.O.
! W.: p. O., l.. S. Edens; @. g..
!, S. b. Edens; clerk, James A.
| Hendricks; "A. L., Henry T..
Hendricks; banker, Herbert T..
Williams; watchman, Sampson
Burgess; sentry, j. HI. Fortner;
escort, LIB. Williams; managers,
L. A. Whitmire, Grover Keith
and Louis Crenshaw.
! PROGRESSIVE.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-02-10
Only One More
Ginning Day Here
The Dickens Oil Mill gin will
run next Friday. February IL,
for the last day this season.

we want You to read this pa
per over and see If YOU think
you can afford to do without it
for two cents a a6ek.
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Peter Pays The Penaty

Peter Hamilton, the Easley negro who
was convicted at the recent special term
of court here, was electrocuted in Co.
Mmbia, Friday, Feb. a.
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It'd WANTS

f$";s ss I SS5 y "s'Ii. sss,yn
u a 'fIs"nS"ef 1. q S ss's " S counter
,lSns arg fis% tN%yiSyE;b S XII. Ns 'sIt
Wifi niifS ~ AJiE Gl GSEG W ~, t6p 2NE "h
RATE rEi; LiNE
suNnA aml b spiris' . tHG ,"s % cents
9 DAii:i. in$ci,iVns. 10 cents.
sT'mii"ersMN nn,." "afstsiS. and ~ es r.e
a $s p 1t QUE .. "S syR ;e "fs lns "v
,,,I basis q neasurelent is solid asat9; -
70 S ' rites an" so1 sT M2f1f IS M @
tlaSsiiithtion not guaranteed after L. VI.
ILLUSTRATIONS FON It'd. WANT ADS.
dhe arc toi p, rinE Times nspatch Branch n
}sl % SF'y fo U UsiiEH RS tisG a'.ss
$aIeao% brGx s Store ~ fio W ASe. ' ana
KyY4 af%asy arg l5s eroYs Ssvs Az x;,
WrirMs DruE '" 20. 'i int. Lo,n oafdS and
XIII 1ts S,ofs s" AZ alien n"a & S5se'
.,iae 2en pTas R s'S4s CO. go yr Mali S.
"et's Nay DS'f .i Ss2!e ,. 10 w XVI nSad i G
r EAs s,, o. nI E%u s,als Sr 1 Ers.a St.
MAt'i b rasFt sSs IHf tt ann and 'Sia ars si
Sis
v il E ss9 -, e N9; ES'' 4sa Ft'a St.
ingha!".on Drug store 1ol y Seven
i0Hu'l -
]. IL CnuJrcy - y. Eigh,een.h st.
tulucra Pharmacy. Twenty hrst ana
.W,li,3nss Pharmacy. Twen,y-nrs, and
Mar 'iiHli ST
sp.t,4er D.ns Company. Twen,y-third
Moot \. sgh.at Drug Co. Twenty NTH
and Ncaable SITS.
=. Wood : Pharmacy. Twenty n:,h aud Leigh
church Hui Pharmacy. 500 Il. broad ST.
- it.hnrdson clay street Drug Store. a1I
=. Thirty -iirst 81.
PARAMOUNT.
ta!rmoun. Pharmacy. 2.2j fair-n7unt
BAHToS HEIGHTS
Radys urus store. North Ave.
IiIGliI.A$D PARK.
4: n Cosby 4 90. 1900 Third Ave
". h. Vaughan. Fourth and Stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND
'has. ". Garrison, 1870 Hull 81. and
a!i' Forest i'm Ave.
SWASSBOEO
u. X Roberts. 2G0i Hull st.
! \ niacH 3cls williamsburg Ave
PEOPLES Drug store. 1900 WHILE ,rhburE
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ROOMS and board. absolutely FIRST class:
hot-w water heated. Prices reasonable 100
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HELP WANTi!D-NIalc

WtSTED at experienced druggist with
sufficient cap!tai Install stock ana TX
,urc, In nov drug sturcroon In courry seat
of Dickinson county. Va, in which county
iuGre Is not single drug store. Dickinson
County hank, Inc. by W. W. Presley
cashier, ci!ntwoo!. Va
So month. Government I1bs. Men and
women wanted. List -: positions open
rcr. franklin Institute. Clerk W, Roches-
,--r. =. Y.
WANTED fircpucu. brakclnrn ana ;'agmcn
20 I'll yavnu,iee caused by new N-hoIr
Law. Beginners earn 500 monthly and are
promoted conductor engineer 81 1850
q" 400 MONTHLY ~ you want GOOD posi-
ton. address II u, 30 Webster Avenue
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DEATHS

hahn Sire. Ssptemh:r IS. i,l. -
lsaNcs - mourn the!r loas :"o small chill
AND "ne sis'cr. Mr.. l. Christian.
SerNIC" at the grave WEDNESDAY
nv IN SC september %. a. q" O'cloCf
m iurcrvtew Cemetery
'i.AIEBKook Died. after n lingering III
hess IN the s..euty-.!ghth year OF A.r
age MISS ". IASE GLhIEBEOOK. She
f. survived les three sisters and twD
brothers.
Services at the grave N Hollywood Gene
iNrkSpN -Di.d. ~ her residence. Plea
Hanover Avenue. ia the siNty. Hrst year
- h,r age Mrs NAH t. - kS'.N'
Burru-a and Miss lille " ANA Ma,,i"
and John v Sims, - Kentucky, AMI Two
.,stcrs. Aiis- 81 =. sims of Hanover County
nni Nrs Laura u. Svuthworth. 81 Hunting
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE. business oppOrtuntty: party rctir
Ing from husin"Ss Offer old established
butcher business. centrally located IN pro.-
D"rous city ycarly shlrs s3o.Wc. Mnl SCH
5S whole. including equipment with ,tur..
building viii s"li bu-!.I"ss separate aud
lcn"" sfnro at r"asonnb" rental. For fun
inforinai Ion ami terms address T.. ;lI car.
Times Dispat,h "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

/ LARGE rooms. wcI heated with bc.,
! tdbi" board. 10 East Franklin.
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FOR sale. grocery and feed buslncsy I'm the
downtown section at sacrifice. Reason
for s"ilin.;. owner leaving town. Good L,rl.
ton. doing good business - AZ car.
rini"s- DiSpatch.
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SECOND STORY front room with board or
suite OF rooms IL desired; private bath
stcnm heat Apply fla South Third.
ROOMS. w,th board: also table boar,lers
Mrs. JOhhslnM. hn3 Wcst tiraCc.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

". FRED HICHAHDSOE NC
n.IePioo' st2raee f?r 9orseho!a goods:
until September !. Let W. help you to
az 3i': the rush. We have re!iah BILE men. and
WI cuarantee our service. Randolph S4S.
POWERS TRANSFER
JC4 North Ninth.
plon" Madison i1ll
Baggage transferred Furni;ur. moving
and h"UlIrE.
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PROpOStLS-SeuIcu.

SEALED bids will hc received until Oc-
tpbcr for the erection ~ +-room school
building near .\cr"o's stu:". miles from FL
on iilo at ilaw ilaw office. Euvcnt:l
and Ma!:r Streets Richmond. Va. after
WedneSday
The board reserves tho right to acccr:
or reject any al. bids S"Hd bids In
sealed cnv.lone marked school bid 10
L y Wcst. III. Oh church. Va
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HELP wANTED-,Ialc and Female

AMBITIOUS mon and women in AL cities
an! towns az NirEiniI can Learn rf yerv
,pe"ia! .oppor'unitr on Insurance lines
nom" Once direct contracts. only men
and women who can furni-h good cred-n-
ii"ls. hni win ambition to increase their
th""i"iS" ana income cDu.i!"r''i. Special
instruction and assistance. given. f:x,c-i-
'nc" not necessary. Address Agency Man
aver. l.. q. Box "a Richmond
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost pu.k"tn nook containing poSi-oiiice
money order N-var! ~ returned 10 :
. ar" T,iu"s- Dispatch.
LOST. between Third ana Broad on Broad
ana Main ,af or Allen Avenue io-s'sry.
thcn 10 !.omn.rdy street. round solid gold
nan viil4 diamond Liberal reward II
returned 1901 West Gary.
Lust lunch Keys SATURDAY. Return Allen
,,iUt.r branch.
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CARPET CLEANING.

LET u ciea: anG store your ca-.y.ts and
russ. We guarantee iheI. aSai:.S: moths
". Ere. Richardson. lac. LV.-.O. Hes.
Main street Randolph s4a
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WANTED-I,urnished Flat.

WANTED. before Scutcmbcr 70 furnished
IA ~ 90 . rooms. suitable for house
fc"r,ug. contra! location. Must l." reg
souholc. state terms q i2i. care Times
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HELP WANTED-profesSional.

WANTED. immediately nsH--l.attn and
r IRON, %. ~ telegraph. Can use ,wen,y-iive
GOOD men rural ANA town schools. Urgent
n"cI Of grad" teachers Special .rroii-
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SITUATION wANrED-Male.

Positions waited by c!ean-cut Young man:
sic,dy. soh"- and reliable. .Auythiig per.
iuauert Win chance of advance nl.ilt -
.gi. care Times Dispatch
DRUG ri"rN wishes position. ESucri.IirrC
90 W. young man. Address = 81. care
WANTEb hy January !. position as man
."ser OF mercantile concern or ruuulis.ary.
married. In good health. DO no, mind har,.
WORK n there l. chance Cor advancement.
!hH irrnlsn Inference. address B. NJ, care
Tim" = Dispatch
WANTED posi';oa a. st.norraiher or as
'i>i"nt H. busy .E""Ut.sS by. Iui!ng MAJ,
,aPnbl" or ,aE!a" charge OF Office aud
h"nG!tuE correspondence in absence o,
inanaE'r Thoroughly familiar with re-
I ithsr 'nf r IN, ., Will sgeent position
opted unless there 8 Opportunity Tor al,
'tnc"mrnt Tor young man OF bustnct-
ablliiy u ~. care Times Dispatch
WANTED to communicate with r.Ilnhi.
I""l estate hrm needing collector or
t*i"sinau "a care Times DISPATCH
!otHG Wau. i, college Evaiuatc ,!esir,.t
~ I' ,I ,ia 'TTp' yinen' in Richmond
sens tntsr.ie" Addr, 5 + i3c. care
L \ y :. J! = y &, T. y iegist.red assistant
pharmacist d~,ir"> position ut ono. Ras,
reference "caloniei' lac : Avenue pc
'"t>burr Va.
POSITION wanted ~ -Xu-ri-nc.d book.
go k""p.r.t Good references II l!a car.
POSITION saIcRnan. IDEAL or on ihe
TOAD. GEAR experience in wholesale
,irug,. Al references. + $40. ca:e Times
iblgDg'.h
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HEIR wANTED-I.cmnlc.

WANTED, Il salcslady. expert
cnced i'm handling boys cloth
ing and furnishings. Apply
to Meyer Grcentrec, Broad at
Seventh.
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SITUATION MANUFACTURING.

EHPEi;i ENCED lady ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tary desires Light clerical position Al
re!ercGceh own machine. Box 50. johnson
city. Tenn.
W4H TED--lauy stcu0gTapNcr and type
writer OF severn! Year,. experiences. desires
pos!Nou- can furnish Eoou references Nd
Gi,-., SicE@:rariIer. Basic. Va
WANTED. ny teacher Of experience. position
as EoE"Tn".s References exchanged Ad-
Gre.s boN =. Gicuwood. Md
WANTEp, position 10 sew ~ quilt o. nurse
1"i-W.
WANrEr position ~ lady itenogr0 phe:
"a years "Spcricuvc i'E Iuc Madison
.'3s-W 3ie East Franklin
WANTED. position a. hous"keepcr at com
p"nici T. Y. care =. 81. Amherst.
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FOR SAI.II-AniInals
FOR SALE-Household Good.

FOL; sale, plain antique mahogany ches:
81 EEHWci> IN rough. mahogany half
in.i'- WIN extra i,!-' antique oval wall
nut IlttGT" frames. pairs hHaaSoul. New
lace curtains: a!nc BATH tub: art square.
best hn.y Brussels. :Nl2 Ii SIS. care
Nm es. DIS pAto n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
FOR SALE-IscaI Estate

Fck sale. modern 1-roon house In High
land Park Gas. electricity, hot and
cola water. IUt-watcr heat. Lot 1Vxit0
Easy terms and possession ut once. Ad
drcss 305. care Times Dispatch.
CHAM HERIAYNE Avenue. weSt side. S:2
per foes: the sUrcst moncy-makcr In the
city.
WEST End Hats. all rented. for trade for
vacant lot. the north side.
JAMES Is. M"coNS
hnN American kInk InIl,iinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
REAL VALUE OF
a LIT TILE WANT

-c geaa=rs :. acrvics value
v5-1lc-a I'm many cases CAM
not be mezaured.
Mem have found posi-
Gio1la chat have landed Chem
high onGas peak Of SUCCESS.
Sales hare been made
that have made men leicLa--
Lost articles paicsIese fronn
value Of aerao:zrae1ao have
lo==a found hounes have
been bought, sold and rent
ed and hunGreac o.; other
ygozIssGlzl tainge have BEEN
brought about by G, simple
L:cc-: want al.
They are a.lvys.ya proiiS-
able whesl used ,im GEals It'd
try one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
PAINTING AND pApERING
SPECIAL NOTICE.

LADIES and gentlemen. lot us clean and
press your fall suit. coats. sweaters or
evening dresses All work guarantced.
Phone and will send Cor II. Remington
Cleaning Works. 33T North Harrison Street,
Hhone Randolph 1897.
BRACC'S
Toe parcel post delivery and messenger
service. Messages delivered anywhere In
>Lly. Inndnlnh NY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

EXPERIENCED SALES
w 0 M f N w A N r + d
FOR OUR DRESS GOODS,
Sill * S AND DRAPERY
DEPARTMENTS. J. b.
MOSBY & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19

SEVERAL IN E X PE RI
E n G. E d SALESGIRLS
WANTED, A BOUT SIX
TEEN YEARS OF AGE,
70 r A LII d E p A r r.
MENTS. j. ,B. MOSBY
& co.