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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
BONAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Redmond, from near
Lansing, Mich, are spending few
days with their son, E. ]. Redmond.
John Swim and Arthur Brown are
visiting at the home of Raymond Swim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Setchell have been
unable to return to their home az Mem
dota, ILL.,, because of the illness of the
latter. She is somewhat better at the
present writing.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Gordon
is very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Swim, John
Swim, Arthur Brown and MIR. and Mrs.
Leon Morgan spent Sunday at the
Everett Phillips home.
We are sorry to hear our pastor,
Guy Rutherford, will not be with US
another year. He has been changed to
the Cedar Rapids District where he
received q promotion.
Mr.. Gordon's brother, Frank Gordon,
came from Darlington, Wis, Sunday
morning.
John Meyers and Raymond Swim
have gone to Schley where they will
tile.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

AXMC "a MINIS.
Mrs. H. K. Hill and sister Mrs. Vera
Covenick and little daughter left We'd
nesday for San Diego, CAL, stopping at
Scranton, Ia, and Omaha, Neb., for a
few days visit with relatives. Mr..
Hill left Friday.
Ethel Cheney left Thursday for North
English, Ia, for a months visit with
relatives and friends.
Lime Springs High School foot ball
team play ed at st. Ansgar Thursday,
winning the game by score of IL to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Vanderbilt autoed
to Minneapolis Friday and expect to
spend week or so with relatives there
Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Perry went to
Waterloo Wednesday to attend Confer
exec.
j. A. Conway ond son autoed over
from Elma Wednesday.
Mrs. H. H. Sanborn went to Albert
Lea Friday for an over Sunday visit
with her niece, Clara Knudsen.
Ralph Becker, of Austin, was bust
ness caller here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kampen came
Saturday from Madison, called by the
serious illness of her father, Orph
Gordon.
Alan Miller and Martha Glishinsky,
who have been visiting relatives here
at Minneapolis Saturday.
Born, Friday, Sept. 22nd, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Peterson, an 81 lb. boy.
Mrs. Ben Colby and little daughter
Marjorie came Saturday from Freder-
lex, S. D., for few months visit with
relatives.
Peter Klingsheim and family autoed
to Ossian Sunday.
Mrs. Hugo Hauck and children, of
at the Theo. Hauck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cray, and Mrs.
DR.. Plummer and children Marguerite
and George autoed to Spring Valley and
Wykoff Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Baerman spent
Sunday with relatives at Rushford,
MINI.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Hughes and son
Gaylord, Rice and Gilbert and Libby
Jones autoed to Austin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Jones, of Granada,
Mimi, came Monday, called by the
sudden death Saturday of his mother
Mrs. Ann Jones.
Sam Dougherty and Jim Vaughn, of
Des Moines, spent Sunday here.
Harvey Rowe, Harry johnson and
Harold Gilberts autoed over from
Spring Valley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woellstein were up
from Cresco Monday.
H. P. Anderson and son Charles re-
turned Sunday from their Minnesota
trip.
Mrs. Tom Owens came Tuesday from
death Of her mother, Mrs. Ann Jones.
Walter Hummel and daughter Media
and Jim Barrett autoed down from
Austin Sunday.
Epheus Klugh was up from Cresco
Monday and Tuesday.
Violet Horton left Tuesday for short
visit with relatives at Calmar.
MIR. and Mrs. Rennie Hall and Mrs.
Chas. Hall autoed down from Chester
Monday.
Ernest Stevens, of Taopi, visited
friends here Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. j. Baerman and Cora Woods
autoed to Cresco Tuesday.
Harry Woods and Ephus Klugh Wis
tied lady friends at Ostrander Monday
evening.
Mr.. Patrie has returned from Slap
les, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
NORTH ALBION.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cook, John
Walter and family, Adella and Minnie
Kreuger, Geo. Neiberline and family
spent a very pleasant Sunday at the
Alfred Kruger home.
VIM. Wolfe drives a Ford car nova
days.
Jesse Stevens spent Sunday with the
home folks.
Mrs. Anil Keune assisted Mrs
Daniel Kruger, last Saturday, to cook
for threshers.
Little Ruth Walter was on the sicL
list one day last week.
VIM. Wolfe and family autoed tt
Bonair Sunday to visit the Chas. Left
Ter family.
Daniel Kruger purchased new
Buick Four one day last week.
John Bigalk, with the assistance Of
his neighbors, threshed Tuesday.
Earl and Myrtle Stevens autoed t.
Cresco Friday afternoon.
A heavy rain and electrical storm, also
some hail, struck this section Tuesday
afternoon.
MI, and Mrs. Paul Dauhhenb ugh
and son spent Sunday at the O. H.
Stevens home.
Bert Stevens assisted the Hayes
Bros. the fore part eff the week in cut
ting corn.
Ethel Barnes and Myrtle Stevens at
tended church services at the Florence
vile Evangelical church Sunday even.
ing.
VIM. Wolfe. with the assistance of
his neighbors, filled silo Monday.
Harry Goldsworthy and family spent
Sunday at the H. A. Bigalk home.
Some from Ridgeway, Bonair and
Florenceville attended church services
at the Evangelical church Sunday morn
ing.
Some of the farmers have dug their
potatoes and report better crop than
last year.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Louis Walter last Thursday after
noon, with large attendance. Next
meeting with Mrs. Herbert Evans,
Thursday, Oct. 5th, for dinner.
Daniel Kruger and family autoed to
Ridgeway, Sunday, to visit with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Kratz.
CHURCH NOTES Sunday School, Sum
day morning at 1000 a. m. Preaching
services at Hoo q. m. by the pastor,
Rev. w. A. Scholer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
TWIN VILLAGES.

Lovely weather after the frost was
on the pumpkin before the fodder was
in the shock.
Ladies aid was held last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. E. G. Reynolds, and
it being lovely day theladies all were
present, as j. A. Ludwig used his new
auto to transfer them.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nichols, of Bonair,
called at the home of John Finck the
past week.
Miss Ausland and Miss Ginthener re-
turned from Lanesboro where they
had been attending Teachers Insti-
tute the past week.
Mrs. Charles Derr surprised her
eight year old daughter Ora by invit-
ing about twenty-five of her school
friends to her home on Saturday after
noon. Presents were numerous.
E. F. Sims has just completed a new
garage for his new truck auto, and GER.
tainly did build good one.
Clara Dell Wickham left on Friday
for Dell Rapids, S. D., by auto.
The ladies aid will meet on October
5th at the home of Mrs. Geo. Ludwig.
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Louise Arhns returned home
from Candy, Mimi, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Herman LANCE and family visited at
the home of grandma Ahrns on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Finck visited at
the home of John Finck on Sunday.
Mrs. c. ". Newmiller and grand
children visited at Calmar and De-
corah the past week.
Twin Villages will have three night
picture show held in tent this COM
ing week.
Ruth Crowell and son Dale spent
from Friday until Sunday at the home
of C. w. Newmiller.
DAVIS CORNERS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mast and Bertha
Aherns, of Mimi, autoed to Cresco
Tuesday.
Frances Krall assisted Mrs. Herman
Moldenhauer cook for threshers1 Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak autoed
south Sunday afternoon.
John Machovec transacted business
at Cresco Tuesday.
Christina POllsek, of lama county,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Musel. the past two weeks.
Lewis Morande called at the Corners
Thursday morning.
Grant Odell and family have left
Davis Corners for Kendallville where
Mr.. Odell expects to 60 into the black
smith business again. We are all sorry
to have them leave US.
James Kosak called at Riceville We'd
nesday afternoon and evening.
Francis Dvorak was business caller
at Will Woods Wednesday forenoon.
Mrs. John Mast and daughter Le-
media visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust Aberly Sunday.
Mrs. John Musel, Leona and Ray
field and Christina Polisek left for
lama Monday morning. The former to
make a-prolonged visit with her moth
er.
John Beathke's entertained company
Sunday afternoon.
Earl Bollinger drove to Cresco We'd
,nesday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dvorax spent
Thursday and Friday at Fir. Buckeyes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
WEST NEW OREGON.

John Wendl and son autoed to Cres-
co, Saturday.
Lewis Hovorka called on John Svo-
boda, Friday.
Joseph Komarek made q business
trip to Cresco, Thursday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29

One Groom and one Broom house.
Also housekeeping rooms for man and
at the Cedars, two blocks south of the
German Catholic church.
eow-4t52 s. PEGGY.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29
PETERSEN BROS. co. MM
HARDWARE ZM8B b
Cresco, Iowa n
On sefsss.7

Rosie Milota returned home from
Chicago, Saturday, after three weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Joseph Komarek's entertained COM
pany, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Kapler and son
Richard spent Sunday at the William
Lukes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pesek and
daughter, Clara, were Protivin callers,
Friday.
Joseph Samec was q Cresco caller.
one day last week.
Albert Milota was at Cresco, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Svoboda and
son Edward were pleasant callers at
Retraetion.
To all whom it may concern:
I, the undersigned state that any
statements that have made to Joseph
Malek or other parties about Frank A.
Stika which in any manner charged the
said Frank A. Stika with the commits
sion of crime, or which were in any
manner derozstory to his characte ter or
reputation are untrue. ] further state
that have no reason to believe he is
guilty of any crime.
WILLIE HosEK.
FARMS FOR RENT-Enuuire of Mike
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-29

FARMS FOR Enquire of Mike
Drew. 5-tf
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IN MENfORLANf.
Robert Frederick Bank,


Al a called meeting Of the vestry OF tho
hurch OF the Good shepherd. Richmond.
Va. held Friday. Juno Is m. following
resolutions wer. adopted:
Nhrreaa. In the death OF ROBERT FRED
ERick BANKS. which occurred ;his after
noon at hts residence in Forest Hi. the
'huroh OF tho Good shepherd has lost one
or ts most actir" communicates and faith
tu' vtHtrymcn and the choir one OF It's
most efficient members: Therefore be 81
Resolved. That 'he restry OF th!s church
nns!r" IN place ON record an expression OF
their profound sorrow IN thc death Of their
associate:
Ihai ,hcy extend TO his bereaved family
their heartfelt sympathy:
That they spread uron the minutes this
tehttmonia! Of their esteem and adnira lion
ana tina. copy III these resolutions bo
sent TO MS family and To tho press
i. LEWIS GIBBS
Rector.
RICHARD II SMITH
Senior Warden.
iiGiE S. HURT,
Junior Warden.
Committee.
Attest
l. =. LYONS. JR.
Rcgistrsr
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SODA AND LUNCH MAN.

CUNtERN WITH CHAIN OFH OIfT
TOWN STORES has OPENING i:bf. .
M n "A FL nA AVN THoh0UGh kNowlED0E
a;kDc EH ERIEECE WITH SODA DEPART
RRiE;GSuIRES EXEGuTIvE ABILITY IS DE.
n riEi!,SriSG SALES AND EFFICIENCY ~
STORES. ADVANCEMENT ACCCRDINC
TO RESULTS AcCOMPLISHED NptIi.
CATION STRICTLY CUNFIDENTIAf il
WHICH STATE AGE. PREVIOUS f.N
pERIENCE IN DETAIL. WITH SALARY
IN EACH POSITION. ADDRESS & l. 20
CARE TIMES DISPATCH "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

TAYLOR -Dind. at hcr residence. Shcrt
Pump, Broad Street Road. Hcnr!cc County,
Va. Thursday June Is. 1879. MRS. ROBERT
TAYLOR aged sixtyhve years. She IS sur
lived by her husband, fou! daugh'ers-Hrs.
!. NJ Henley, I-a. l. 4 Henley. Mrs. l.. ".
f.rtos. Irs .. J. Henley and six sons
Messrs. James. George. william. John.
Grover and i1o.phc Taylor
Funeral from her ia:c residence. THIS
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. Jurc i. !
O'clock In;.rmcnt In Hivorv!cw Cemetery
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MERCHANplsE MANAGEK

Man BETWEEN 80 AND IS WITH EX-
TEESlNE DEPARTMENT STORE OR
MERCANTILE EXPERIENCE, AND WITH
SUFFICIENT EXECUTIVE ABILITY TO
MING SELLING DISPLAYS. THE REtit--
lATfuN OF STOCKS AND INTRODUCE NJ;
CO-OPERATlSE MEASURES THAT WILL
STIMULATE THE SALES FORCE TO IN-
CREASED EFFORTS AND RESULTS
CAN MEASURE Up TO THESE REQUIRE
MENTS. APPLICATION CONFIDENTIAL.
PATCH
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H0I.ZHAUER. -Dicd. at h.- r"sid-ncc. .na3
West Grace Street. At AS a. NJ, June L.
Mrs 81. HOIIHAUER, in tho cish,ic,h
year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from So. Johns
GArman EvsnE'licai Church Eighth and
noon at O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

LrPER-pied -, his res.denc., ISL East
Eighteenth Street. South RichInond. Fri
Iay, June rs. at G:ic a. NJ, To,SY I.UPER.
Funeral from residnncs o. J. g. Pietr!, s!7
North Twcrty-nft THIS SUNDAY Az
rEENOoE al o'clock. Services by Father
Drake. Intcrmcnt Nj. Calvary.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. small silver watch. tnitiais NJ c. s.
Phone Madison 1851.
LOST. 1cense No. sE;. Virginia. 1915. Re
ward II returned 20 Kiln. Car Corpora
ton. North boulevard
LOST. large white old fashioned lava pin
between Fifth and Sixth Marshall.
Reward II returned TO sl2 West clay Street,
OK Friday afternoon. between Seventh and
Sixth. Broad. or In market, old fash
Toned amethyst rms. Liberia! reward II re-
turned to nS North Fifth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
SAIESNIE

AN organization is being formed In Rich
n"nd which offers exceptional opportuEt-
ties. about July j. to statesmen who posae.,
real selling ability. we arc DESTROYS or
securing interviews with men who have had
succ"ssful experience IN the selling Of
rea! estate. life Insurance. tyEewrit.rs. add
ing machinrr or similar lines. These are
unusual openings for pa bio men between
the ages OF 2s and 3i years. who cannot
see good future In their present positions.
as an opportunity will be given thcm to
become financially interested IN the bust
ness twhcn they have proved their ability
without a cash Investment. Give detailed
description OF your past experience. age
nationality etc. and whether married or
single. Your correspondence will he conn
drntinlly treated. Address K So. care Times
Dispatch. t.
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STORE ASSISTANT

OPPORTUNITY for Christian man NOT over
:. years OF age. who has fair eciucatIor
und sood health. and Is seeking position :hat
VIII enable hin, IN develop himself By Ia ri
WORK anu concentrated study to position OF
responsibility. Must have clean past rrcor,
STATE age past experience IN detail with
care Times Dispatch 49,
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who has had mcrcar;i.c store experience
comprising window trimming and interior
displays. Must have exemplary ,ast record
good health and executive ability. perma-
nent position with attractive future arrange
mtnts !or right man State entire mast OK
pertence IN application. which vii! be treated
ns confidential. Address NJ. G3G care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

RCYER OF STATIONERY
HERE Is An OPPORTUNITY FOR AMBi-
TlDIS CHRISTIAN MAN ABOUT 81
YEARS OF AGE. WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL
YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES As
MANAGER NDR BUYER FOR STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT Or STATIONERY STORF
y ttESSFCL APPLICANTS WILL BE
GRANTED INTERVIEW APPLICATION
CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS s. n 63s
rAKE TINES DISPATCH
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". II SCOTT.

SCOTS DRUG STORE--Tha hous. is one
or tho fcw remaining old commercial land
MARKS Of the city. I'll" bu.iness has been
esta oiished since 1880. and not only Is It tho
Oldest in .h- city, but one OF the u.dest In
the State. SCOTS Drug Store * known for
miles In all directions. ana there Is beaten
rath from all quarters TO the very doors OF
me store. Its location ~ =; the corner Of
Seventeenth and Franklin Streets Odd
Market Place. The motto OF this place has
ever boon When YOU get anything from
SCOTS rs right" Nr. 1udson Cunnin 2 ha m
Is the manager. and has been Identified with
the hous. for 81 years, ami haa been the
DE found full line Of. all Kinds OF
drugs medicines. together with number
OF special remedies manufactured by tho
house. which find a large saic
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PATENTS
Parcel Post and
Mail Orders

PANAMA and straw hate cleaned and re-
modelled IN newcEt styles. Write for
prices Schioss. halter, ;c2 Broad Street.
Richmond
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HELP wANrED-Fo,nals.

.>---.-e.~ - s-~~--~>-e<
WOMEN, become United states government
clerks so month. Richmond examination
coming. Sample questions free. Franklin
Institute. Department 730P. Rochester. y. Y.
-
FIVE bright. capable ladies 20 travel. dem
cnrtrate and sell dealers. s2o 70 ESQ per
week Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Company. Dept. ST.: Omaha. Seb.
WANTED. at once experienced young lady
stenographer and assistant eookksener for
position In store. Salary to begin, $3s pcr
month In Era: letter state experience, ref.
ernnca and when can begin work. Address
A 81 care Times. Dispatch.
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WANTEIp-Agents.

$1,000 per man per county Stians: Inysn.
tlon star,leS World. agents amazed 10
inexperienced men divide $40 900. kors,ad.
II farmer. lid $1,000 In ~ days Schleieher
u minister. siss first !, hours. $1,000 cold
cash made. paid. banked by S.onenan In 40
ming water bath equipment for any homo at
only $3.50 Seif-hcat!nE. no plumbing or
wafer aorks required. Investigate. ESclu-
eive sale. Credit given. send no money
Write letter OF postal to-day. Allen MIG.
Co. gao Allen Building. Toledo. Ohio
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NnTInE RIVER

NOTION Rt'YER
MY E%DEk 90 WHO Has HAP WIDE
E%rEhiETSE II SEi-EcT!NG Asp PUK-
MADE STAPLE AND FANCT MOTIONS
PkEFEKIBLI = MAN WHO HAS ftEES
SAME AT RETAIL. AN EXCELLENT OPP
PCRrCNiTY STATE AGE AND PREV
loCS EXPERIENCE IN APPLICATION,
WHICH WILL. ne HELD CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS Is GA CARE TIMES DIS
PATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

EARN 500 weekly managing clean. iesiti-
mate mai! order business We furnish
abon: capital. Splendid chance for inteli-
cent employed person TO control iadepcn-
dent business on profit sharing basis beYih-
ming in spare t;ne evenings a, home Par
ticu'ars free Opportunities Exchange But-
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DEATHS

BAEKS-Dicd, at hls residence. Forest Hill.
June Is, ROBERT FREDERICK BANKS.
ag"a sixty-one. late az 81 Catherine Dow
ches,er. England.
Pores: H,!l IL; l. MON MONDAY. Inter
nlent HOLLYWOOD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

AGENTS wanted. sell tho improved salt
shaker. Keeps salt dry in any, climate
Best agency proposition out. Particulars
free. Sample PC. Eureka Novelty Co.
Vhattanoosa. Tenn
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AGENTS: your opportunity is right her. to
establish business % your orn: we
finance you on tho hiEgcs, money. m akIny
line of aluminium cooking utensils and, spe.
Ciaitics in America. We are original manu-
facturers OF aluminium ware; our sai.s pi2n
enables YOU 10 cell customers by APP
pointincnt only. our men cleaning up
You; big agents monthly ma "a zlne tree -.If
you arc strong enough to stand. prosperity.
seno us postal to-day and your
Aluminium Mfg. Co. I.emont. III.
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LARGE front room. with aicove and laEa-
tory: we'll furnished with all con-
Menienses. with or without board. l6t7
West Grace Street
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WANTED. colored man sardene. on gem
iieman = country place in suburbs Of Bal
tiIore. Wages. $50 month. IF married
"i;c az cook wages $50 Good references.
ana must he neat. Write F. u. L., 10 Key
Highway Baltimore. Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

AGENTS, now game for cigar stores. bar.
her shops, etc: easy. dig seller; pa rticu-
lars ires. United sal.sboard Co. Trenton.
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFiED ADVERTISING.
S@rwa i

The Timcs-Dispatch ac-
cepts want advertisements
by phone simply to save
YOU the inconvenience OF
bringing your ADVERTISE
ment to this office.
A Messenger is sent to
YOUR home to save YOU
tn e cow en- nee
Of bringing YOUR money
to this office.
help the Service by
paying the messenger
promptly when he calls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

CENTRALLY located large. delightful
rooms. atiractively furnished. we'll kept,
bath OH each floor. 40i East Cary. Per-
maRrnt transient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

WANTED young man to occupy nicely fur
nished room next to bath at 1890 Fourth
Avenue Highland Park. With or. without
board. Phone Randolph 4l12-J.
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SITUATION WANTED-Femule.

WANTED. at once. position b. young lady
as once assistant; doctors or dental
office preferred. Phone Madison 5Jci-J
CAPABLE s,cnoKrapher wants extra work
to do In spare time. Phone Madison
WANTED. by young lady. position a,
switchboard operator or clerical work:
former preferred. Temporary OF permanent.
Address B care OF carrier e. city.
YOUNG lady desires position az s,cnogra-
phsr; can furnish good references. Address
Is. csro Times Dispatch.
POSITION managing housekeercr by
middle aged lady. where a servant IL kept,
or charge OF 4 home while family away.
Address -. 64i Vest Seventh Street, Gin
cinnati. O
WANTED. position by lady stenographcr
who can take dictation machine and
assistant hookkeopcr. So. Times
Dispatch.
We supply those needing help. the best.
Write call. American Employment
bureau local and shippers, los North Ninth
Street
SETTLED lady wishes care OF pleasant
home. willing TO assist generally. Mrs. A.
b Smith. Station q, Richmond. Va.
SITUATION WANTkD-Profess
COLLEGE graduate. experienced az In
struvtor desires TO do private tutoring.
Best references. q s3s. care Times Dis
patch.