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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12
Chester Social News

Samuel Alexander and family Wis
tied Ollie Mcclure and family near
Pleasant Hill. O., Sunday. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shaffer are the parents Of
. baby girl. name Maxine La Verne
-. .Norly Hunt and family Of Pleas
ant Hill, o., spent Sunday with Ev-
erett Hunt and family. :. Rev. and
Mrs. Ulmer were guests Of Ollie .Boer-
nerand family at supper Tuesday
evening. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nichols
and daughter, Mary. and Mrs. Matte
Darlington and daughter. Clara, Of
Richmond. and Misses Lucille aud
Marjorie Huffman spent Saturday AZ
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Huffman. The revival meetings at
the M. E. church will continue each
evening this week.. ;. Everett Hunt
Is on the sick list. Born. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Blue, Sunday morning a boy. -.
Wilson Kendall lost a horse last week.
Mrs. Essie Taylor, nee Essie Ry-
an Of Richmond, a former resident
near here and sister to Mrs. Michael
Kendall. was taken to Reid Hospital
Monday for an operation. :. Mr.. Full
ghum has been seriously Ill at his
home In Chester. :. Miss Grace Blunt
Is spending few days with his par
ents at this place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Critchfield returned home last
week after a visit with relatives at
Columbus, o.. Thomas Borden is
improving from an attack of la grippe
80. Mrs. T. 81 Martin attended the
funeral of her sister at Greenfield
last week. ;. Frank Allen of White
water preached at the M. E. church
Sunday morning. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Starbuck were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Vornaf Sunday.
Miss Ardella Worley entertained the
following young friends at her home
north Of town Sunday evening: Misses
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A Record TO Be Proud OF.

Attention has been called to the efforts of the
Pennsylvania railroad to enlist the public in help
ing the company make its passenger service bet
ter and more efficient. This railroad has done
much for the public, not the least of its efforts
being an honest endeavor to keep down the num-
Der of deaths and accidents. A recent report of
the company shows that it carried 361,572,114
passengers on 100000 trains in the last two
years without single fatal accident. This is a
record of which the company is proud, and the
public may well felicitate the Pennsylvania the
showing. These figures are astounding when one
considers the amount Of risk involved, the num-
Der of trains operated, the human element that
always must be considered. The statement of the
company is appended for careful perusaI:
The entire Pennsylvania Railroad System,
whose $4,000 miles of track serve more than half
the people of the United States, completed two
years without a single one Of the 361,572,114
passengers carried in that period being killed in
train accident. Figures for November and De-
cember of 1915 were necessarily estimated.
This record Of two years means the safe op-
Grafton by day and by night, through fog and
snow, storm and clear weather, of no less than
2,4OO, 900 passenger trains, while at the same
time approximately as many more freight trains
were being cared for. -:
The Lines East of Pittsburg today completed
their third successive year without single train
accident fatality to of the 320,000,00O people
carried in the three-year period.
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to interview dozens of ambitious as
pirants.
know how it is myself So many
girls and boys write to me, eager to
have me place them in moving pic
ture companies, but l have no power
to do so and really very little in
fluence, as l am salaried artist my
self and am always working SO hard
that l have little time to give to per-
sonal interviews.
After two or three weeks of this
hoping against hope, l decided l had
better start out for myself. Mother
kept writing for me to come home to
Canada. but ! had determined to
bring a. contract with me. So re-
piled With eneourag ing letters that l
should not leave until had succeed
ed.
1t was Monday when / started out
and l went direct to Mr.. Belasco's
office
Il would like to see Mr.. Belasco,"
l said hopefully to his secretary, who
looked at me with cold, unseeing eyes.
Very WELL" he replied. Come next
Monday and l will see il l can get
kan, audience for you"
He took my name and address. and
l left the office, my heart almost
bursting with song and my feet dane
ina. down the stairs. q:
81, am to see Mr.. Belasco next Mon
day." l cried as burst in upon Aunt
Kate and Aunt Min. THE man in the
office said l could meet him.
Never was a week SO long, and how
my heaxt thumped when. it had past
ed and the eventful day dawned for
lie. arose with the chandeliers!
And what brushing Of curls there was
as studied the formal little speeches
which would make to Mr.. Belasco!
This will have to be continued in
my next, as I must not forget my cor.
respondents. and am as interested in
that as am I'm the writing of my
articles. \
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12

MARY PICKFORD
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12
Don't be bilious, constipated,
sick, with breath bad and
stomach sour.

Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and en-
joy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Wake
up with your head sAclear. stomach
sweet. breath right and feeling fine.
Get rid OF sick headache, biliousness,
constipation, furred tongue, sour
stomach, bad colds. Clear your skin,
brighten your eyes, quicken your step
and feel like doings1 full day. work.
Cascarets are better than salts, pills
or calomel because they don't shock
the liver or grippe the bowels or cause
inconvenience all the next day.
Mothers should give cross, sick bill
ious, feverish children a whole Cas-
caret anytime as they can not injure
the thirty feet Of tender bowels.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12
SEEKING BROADER FIELDS

Adams, Frances Starr or Ethel Barry
more. In my fancy l could never de-
termine. which actress would be my
guiding star. for across the footlights
l loved them equally well.
Little did I realize at that time be-
cause I had never been associated
with. stars, that an actress receives
hundreds Of such appeals daily which
interest her and touch her deeply.
But she hasn't the time to look into
them. Her daily work is prescribed
for her, and she cannot sacrifice her
rest hours, after three exhausting acts,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12

Yesterday I told of my determina-
ton to leave melodrama, and today I
90 on spinning the .drab little thread
OF my story. u
For several days I pondered upon
how best to reach out toward my
goal. Then I decided that it would
be foolish for me to try to Sec the
managers. knowing very we'll would
never get beyond the office boy. Or,
II lucky enough to pass him, would
find myself face to face with a score
of other dignitaries standing between
me and the manager, whom I felt
would listen to me II could once
get an audience. Such are the little
vanities Of youth and that assurance
which always carries it's. power.
wrote eight letters to eight of the
leading stars in my profession, telling
them that I was not q stage-struck
girl, but that had been good actress
in poor productions ever. since I was5
years old. All asked of them was
to let me reach the managers through
a word from them. OF the managers,
I always mentioned Belasco first, for
he was the star in my sky which seem
prospects.
Each morning l would rise early,
thinking that surely letter would ar
rive In answer to one of mine. I
would peek out of the window as the
old numbering postman would round
the corner and fly downstairs to be
the first one to greet him.
How many letters have you brought
for me?" asked. as trembled with
eager excitement
"Well-let's see" he would invari-
ably say, as he shuffled them thought
fully. "One from Canada, and-and-
that is about all. as far as I can see.
Miss Goldilocks. But l will be around
here this afternoon, and there might
be handful by that time"
Little the kindly old man knew how
leaden his words were to me, and
that each time my heart grew heavier
and heavier as he came empty handed.
Two weeks passed, and no one had
answered my letters. Aunt Kate and
Aunt Min insisted l live there with
them, although they were SO cramped
for room l had to sleep In the Morris
chair. But was only too glad to stay.
for dreamed that at the eleventh hour
q sweet-scented pink-tinted envelope
would come, and in it would be let
ter beginning Dear Little Girl, I am
sorry kept you waiting SO long" and
ending. Come to me and will be
very glad to introduce you to Mr.
yours" etc.
Marlowe, Blanche Bates, Maude
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12

There b one safs. Speaaable tree
nent that RELIEVES itehlag torture q
SANITY and that c3eansss and soothes u
Al any druggist Tor Q 21e bottle 4
semo and apply 4 - diseetsa Sod
you win ind that plmp1eg. olAek bead
ec3ema, ringworm and similar sktn tro(
bleg viii diaappeaH
A little Demo. IT, penetrattng. sati
tying liquid, b al that b nseded. for
6snishes all skin ssuptters snd nak(
Zemo. Cleveland
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SUES ron ss,soos

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. H.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Denniston ID suing
Marion n. Scott, q. saloon keeper ~
$500 damages. She says he sold
liquor to her husband and when the
latter was intoxicated he was robbed
and then sentenced to thirty days I'm
the workhouse because the police
wouldn't believe his story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12

Upward Of 500 children are being
killed each year In the streets OF New
York and about 1900 others injured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-12

Requests for the address of Mary
Pickford have come 70 the office. Ad-
dress letters to 270 Riverside Drive,
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
POULTRY AND BIHps.

FOTi sale. Etcrcoty,crs. mats I8,.I
flexible and tough; just tho thing 10.
limo chicken houses ana outhou.eu: 81
per 100 pounds at tho Office: ri, cents
extra for out-of.town orders for Cart
age Address Times Dispatch
OWEN Farm Iium Orpini.tons. Barred
plymouth Rocks: eggs ,ncubatorS
brood"rS. honc-,~ittcrS Victor pnuI
try Yards. l23" North Scvcu,ccnt,,
street. Richmond. Ma
Ptl:iNA Chicken thowdcr and Scratci,
VIII TiNG YOU best results rurina
unS'oh reed contains no cracked corn
Try Il for squads. Hay aud rr.,in ,,niG
~ any quantity: Irwin /. SuthcrI;,ud
phone "a. tlt North Sixth Strcct ~
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W.tNTEie.Agcnts.

$1,000 r"ward---Wc will forfeit $1,000
II this ts not the greatest money
making house to- house proposition adj
vcrtis'd in these columns " L. q,
Little Wizard Labor Saver washes
clothes in 10 minutes absolutely with
out rubbing. II contains no paraflin or
MAN. aud there is nothing like it on
the market. Sells for l5c enough for
tami,y washincS. VIC supply YOU
with All the free samples YOU need. All
Eon do il to leave the free samples
WIN the housewife" and when YOU call
AGAIN she is waiting TO become Your
stc'"iH ana permanent customer This
!" positively tho most scientific and
wonderful labor saver OF the aCc. and
YOU VIII make Il great mistake II YOU
90 not cure territorial rights Al once.
y ce.r postal card brings full par
Hi"O:arI: FarIuhar-M Moon Mfg. Co.
rcpt + A. 40 w. Van Errcn Street.
Chicago. III.
ANI aiicli. \utomobilc gasoline going
up, Sell Gasn-'ror.ic Equals InSo-
Inc. ri 5 cents a gallon. Eliminates
Eafeon. Dollar an iour profit sales
Guaranteed. White Manufacturing 90,
pcnt 90. Cincinnati .
WliGO -WIlIlil.---l.a,cst lo-cont Won
der toy: puz%lin- automatic reverse
mHHtiie" all: children cry TOR en-: 100
per cent profit: biz rcpc.tcrs. Send
di'nc for sample. Midland sales sup
ply Co. sos Olive. ST Louis.
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NANiEU-SalesIuen.


SALESMAN wamted-if YOU wan, to
'nak" big money this yea. write
Sentinc! Printing Company. Indian.
apolis, ind. Wcn-kno>,n manufactures
:nd IuIpUvtC. Of calendars. leather
novelties. signs and ADVERTISING spec
lalucS. oldcs, house. strongest line.
Liberal commissions paid weekly. Con-
tract NOW ANA secure exclusive terri
tory.
AGENTS FOR PORTRAITS, pictures and
vcai novelties send for our new ca,u-
Log; largest: hest and cheapest line in
ASTONISHING; but truc--I.iauor. whts-
hics, hrandics made right at home.
Most m;rvclous discovery. Make $40 u
day easy. Tremendous demand Inn
m"ns" r"nG',Sr. sr'stiH iSs'timats.
JUS, postal to-day. Universal Import
20. li:% 7 bird street. Cincinnati. ..
EIi Kansas company will start ambi-
,i"as people /" fast CROWN. mail
S.% 40 nnS'nvSs sr any ,"Sa ,,o Maks
ing: no experience NC furnish every
thing; nuw unique selling methods free.
Ey"stou". President IS West seventh,
iIushurSh. Kan.
S.\'.ESNf:N wanted, experience unrcc-
sssary easy worh. III. pay. Write
tor large list oi openings offering op-
v"-iunitics TO "arn from S,0c To $500 a
a1"s oiy. 'e p yTH 'S S Saio Ssi' Ss Is
,uc,i's yr,injr: \sso,i,tion ,'bicYro
New Work. san Er,nci,ro
;--------
N'.i.S Nm, sn'sn"ih opc'hn2
.inil 20 sell STABLE line or mm,:.u.,i!>
l;h,,.si terms ,'ormtiss!nn ccY,rlct:
So; auyar..d weekly sales Mrna"cr.
- suite. 500 WuolN.rd Detroit,
49, -
NNi.t:HMN vacancy fchrcarN IN.
~. ''', - ,.rnI,,.i
49,, -, -, =, 80 ''A|,iiv'
'pO,tt'i"' @ 'oi
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale. 1914 Ford IA good condition.
Ni3o Maxwell i'm excellent shape. Cali
Madison 1906 for dem pnstration.
FUN sale. Ford touring in Al condi-
lion: bargain to a puick purchaser.
VII tako note In part payment. Must
Dc SOLD Address Owner. - i2o. care
Times Dispatch
FOR sale. perfectly new $50 Overland
'-passcnYcr. electric lights aud start
". Tor Sb6J. or vii trade for 1915
toro touring: REASONABLE; :, saving OF
WANTED. buyers for used cars OF
nearly every make. VIC give very
pest possible values. Your Inspection
- Solicitcd tai$on & Adds. 1878 West
BROAD.
w u wfId All broken metal an, ON ohilc
parts. Estimates chccrfully given
reasonable prices. r'lcmin:'s Automo-
Die repair shop. 3lS North 5clNidcrc
street. Phone Madison 6996.
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slIrAIto> u " :ED--ic,usI..

- - : = ----'-- -- ''-.------'
EDUCATED Nouur southern lad! Wants
poS,,!n, ~ Doctors "t.,, ur similar
omr,o! mcut. Miss IL si"-A East
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W.NNTED-NycntS

y, ~; ~ ;I,, "S,nts mas" SO daily
ho;;senoi. .riicies t,I,Sr,s' xa =" n.y.
supply Comnant. Ioi, ~, ~ "ort
SiI"., E.,v.nnr, "~ntH -'ourth
sEIls lIo bo, -.,.i.os 1.ni..,
Perfumes clothes win L,si;i!.. i'll;
pcrt.m" Workirr outnt &c .,x a.,
Tor. perfume Gloss 4: Water street.
MN York.
AGENTS ,..,,,,c,,;r,--:
'.ii,iIe nr me- .mn, ''''"e'G ai wants
cod hosiery. underwear. shirts. dire,
. hcin"- Write for ir.c samples.
!!.'uiNph M!llS u.s. broadway. Now
. 81"
A,iENTS. bo.h SEXES ..rn sG0 -, ,=5,
N.sn selling vona.r}I,, - Il
saver. household necessity: nn,lic.s 70
i,..t-rs: women ,clichteG. s,,crc..
.urcl Write 10" psr,icu!ars. t.chigh
supply COMPANY. 9u.Y East iei.:r,
lnltHuclDa!.. ia.
st seller Vel. rvei% user ben nd
s.k GUYS on siah, 300 20 ;,0a ,e, c ,,
rtoA, one agents sales ,s!v IN
N,iH.Ns' %h"Ihei ~ III hours Monroe
W. o.. y ~ La crosse. Wis
M .F:SMEN for household spcc..lt!es.
Ir%iina% :"r b3%3ni%, flncn sales CO,
..cv York' INV. 7''te''
.-------
A(',:\i : ma ma, 90" per cent profit sell
r I:'.'! i la's,osps free. suiiiysH Co.
III.
AGENTS mas hi. money ana 6ccome
.ales @soas~. -. ~ sooa~. r'"s,
"'" Pa lis '"lt'c"ia!S
,'..''.'', -. ia! zen 90
,.,,,..,,. 49,.
'', n's, 'sN' ho"' - me
'''"" J." o. business "vt busy ~
49, "r' 's"dl. independent l'or-
-. 40 = - IN" '",npaI'l. s-"-"! south
2tle''' h!t'Go'
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AUTOMOBILES

S21n buys Ford touring. splcndid run
mig condition. 80 West Eroad.
ECtcE car for sale or trade for :,
North Richmond LOT. Car in GOOD
condition. Owner, * 100, care Times
Dispatch.
LADY, must sell nice 1-passenGer tour
ing car at once. 10 meet ohliSa lions.
VIII demonstrate TO any one wishing
10 buy nice car at half price. \ 3:l.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. fve-passcnSer Studrhaker.
1913 model. In nrst-clasa condition.
Cash or easy tcrms. Call Randolph
:66l Or Randolph 100
FOR salc--la14 passenger Ford
automobile; electric lights. good tires.
VIII demonstrate. Must he sold. $50
takes the Ford. Can be seen at Elem
inc's Welding Shop. 2l5 North Eelvi-
dcre street Madison soos. Residence
phone Randolph 333a-J.
WANTED the public 10 know a. j.
Fleming Yields broken auto parts and
All kinds OF broken Weapons Elem
ing Welding shop. 2lj North Eclvidere
strce, Madison 600 Residence. Ram
dciph 3:3o-J.
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FOR RE\T-T;oUmS

FuENlsllt;p rooms. central location.
FURNISHED rooms Tor light house
Keeping. 5l7 North Fourth.
WHEN YOU come 70 Hic,mond stop at
.o ieo- ~, st Clay street where you can
SCI nice clean room FOR % cents
FOR rent. Il nice steam heated front
room. with board. Apply to i'll East
Grace.
FURNISHED Or unfurnishcd rooms for
rent. with board: all modern conNc-
ison SSH
fAlN.oR bedroom electric lights. heat.
reasonable. rs - Nest Clay,
WV. ,yrn ,.. fo' notwithstanding ia4
Nic,1l.r furnished sccont noor room.
gentlemen. i'rivaic family. Phone
"annotph $5s"-W.
ONi: il: 60 room and u hall room. with
or without board -:I% West Grace
Stcct
Two connecting, heated rooms TO-,
light housekeeping. OF Viii rent sep
"ratc, .\pply .o% East Main street.
CONFIRMATION bedroom sitting room.
tol East Franklin. third Nat,
WANTED. gentleman 10 occupy FUR
ushcd room III modern home. Eoulc-
ward S26-.I.
iiEIGitf. >Hnny. furnished room for
5cS North limit, fourth Street,
THREE: mice rooms for Ugh, house
keeping. IN i;a"ton Heights Phone
Madison 5H&sW.
LARGE heated from, room. large
enough tot OF men: with or with
out board; also rooms that can be
used ioi icht housekeeping: bath and
phone 10 south First.
,pr,,,,tt,. -oop,s
unfinished for light housekeeping
Call Monday, Madison 3s3l-J.
FURNISHED front room. private bath;
modern West Grace. Madison
.$Hc-I
FOR ront large front royn. second
iioor' Turn shed, heated: no, bath and
Us" ~ phon-. .c5 East Cary Street;
TWO furnished looms. arranged for
housekeeping. call Madison 3?3.-W.
or apply "a North Twcnty-th rd
street.
y very l.rGe IRON, room. furmishcd
very desirable: III. East Ci"l.
TWO nicely furnished steam heated
rooms with board. 20" West Grace.
TWO large from, connecting rooms for
cent Gal! Boulevard 80
Fol; rent. heated rooms with OF with
ont board. furnished OF unfinished:
bath and phone: private family. Ar-
ply after l.. NJ -iip NJ street
FURNISHED second fioor room: also
furnished ap...tncn, Tor h0us.kcop-
ms. SO East Franklin.
5i% West Franklin. / smell .nd !
largo 'front.' room. Third hoYl.
EhpnuoM. Ni,chen : large closets,
completed? furnished tor hou>ckccp.
ms 10" South Fifth Madison G2ol
w.
FOR rent. nicely furnished iars. room.
%" East Marshall: terms. reason
nbie.
TWO nicely furnished front rooms for
light housekccping 306-A East
Clay street.
FOR rent large room and k!tchcuettc
r.rtl% furnished: also ballroom i.,l-
fur? shed. Franklin near SECOND. call
SrndaN Or atter J.. NJ. through week
Madison &::"6-J
FURNISHED Or unfinished rooms for
rent With hoard: all modern conycu-
fences. So West Grace Street Mudi-
son JSl.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS and board. transient or nerma-
neat. steam heat; special rates for
iario ooarders. I0i East FRANKLIN.
WANTED. / or = gentlemen to occupy
nicely furnished front room. with
! o..rd. in private family in Highland
Park. All homo privileges and con-
vcnienccs; thoroughly conversion, TO
Locomotive Works. Apply 10 100 Fifth
Avcnne. Highland Park. rhonc Madi.
cou
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FOR S.tLf.-NIachinery.

FOR sale. one 30-li r. Farquhar en-
E!uc a"d Cornish boiler on silk.
cheap for cash or viii trad. FOR li-H
t. hoistin-I engine. Box !?2, Lawrence
vile. Va
HOSTING; engines, concrete mixers.
d"riick*. air cnnprcshors. pumps and
Other 'ontraCto!'s equipment: ruurnr-
ie-d condition. ]. Biu!otd Is 90.
BOILERS and engines ali sizes saw.
mills. planners cdccrS. t..aws hand
saws. hath mills, knife grinders pui-
l-%s. hangers and sha!t'n1 Rebuilt.
guaranteed / E!uford & 20.
FOR salc, stump pullcr heinz lemon
a'ra:cG GA Nj! f.awrcuc.'S farm. I'M
Hard TOAD Come out and sec !, work
Price. $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOTICE Mr. Miller. IL you are inter
osird IN selling grist mill. plea So
write me. J. 81. Mcdonald. South Hill.
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W.ANTED-Eooms.

WANTED. !: or rooms With Kitchen.
cite In West Emo. Boulevard 1850.
WANTED three rooms for housekcep
ing. with hath Address y $40, care
Times LII SpatCi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

WANTED y, w.li-"dGcltcd Nouu.
lAJN. private pupil 10 coach IN usual
EngIiSh nrLncn.s. y 3S5. care Times.
ltisnntNh
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wANTED-Room and Board.

MAN aud wife and . children. 3 and
/. desire room and board between
l.tnrfl ana Meadow. Grace and Grove.
phone Randolph 6"lS-W.
WANTED. room o. rooms and board by
man and wife with small child: must
he central ana q. -irahic: references if
dt,lrcd. /. ""S. rarn rimo3 IIi.nhtcn
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SEEDS. PLANTS ANp TREES.


SWEFT potato plants Nancy Hall
Triumph, Red T'rovidcncc. Porto Rico
from choice selected seed. $3.50 pcr
! 600. Orders placed now guarantee
irrii delivery Hollomon Farm Prod.
uctS Co. T,aonia, Fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

ENrtElENCUp advc1,isins solicitor
CITY O" state. References as 10 char
act"r, stability ana energy. 70. inter
%,,iow 4dGr".s J, II H;,npb:ll. 1913 last
Marshall street, kvhmcnd NJ Have
h2uu!od all kinds .: contracts aud
understand them.
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WANTED. OF or h"f"rc Marcn l. pv-
S!rou l.! hrst-clHs- mechanic. "a
miller with electrical ana All kinds Of
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