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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
INSPECTOR COLLECTS
INTERNAL REVENUE

Collecting internal revenue tax and
making inventories Of stock owned by
local dealers in tobacco, Tom Rogers,
federal tax inspector, arrived in the
city this morning and will be here for
several days. He is located at Engel-
bert's cigar store and dealers in to-
bacco calling there are able to fill sout
the tax blanks and swear to the affi-
davits without paying the cost of a
notary.
Il have only found a few violations
OF the 1914 revenue act, the special
war tax" said Rogers, land that was
case where the dealer Internationally
used 1914 stamp instead of 1915
stamp. ] have found no violations
that would warrant bringing case
against any dealer here"
The tax inspector is also visiting
saloons for the purpose of seeking vio-
lations Of the revenue law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
RECEIPTS AT P. @.
SHOW $500 GAIN

Postal receipts at the post office for
1915 exceeded 1914 by $5,202, which is
one of the largest single year gains in
the history of the local post office. In
1915, the total postal receipts, exclu-
sive of the money orders and registry
fees, amounted to $97,915.1S. In 1914
the receipts were s92,713.07.
December receipts exceeded the
year previous by s1,347.13. In Dec. 1915
the total receipts amounted to S10,757
and in 1914 they were $9.410.02. The
last quarter also showed a gain of
over $4,000, showing that the last six
months in 1915 were the most prosper
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
WILL ORDERS SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
TO BENEFIT HEIRS

The seven children of Mrs. Gather
Inc Mary Grottendick will share equal
ly in her estate, valued at s10,500, ac-
cordIng to the terms of the will filed
for probate in circuit court today. In
addition to her seven children, two
step-children, Rebekah Grottendick
and William Henry Grottendick will
each receive 5000 in the codicil, the
late Mrs. Grottendick, who was one OF
the best-known German residents of
the city, decreased the amount to be
given her two step-children from $500
to $500. The appointment of George
Grottendick executor was also revoked
in the codicil and the Dickinson Trust
company appointed in his place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
lazy HUSBAND LAW.
APPLIED TO GUS kR0MA

The first man to be convicted in
Wayne county under the lazy hus-
bands act was Gus Kroma, who was
sentenced by Judge Fox this morning
in circuit court to a term of six months
in the county Jail with instructions
Of the county commissioners to make
hcm work on the roads paying him 81,
which is to be turned over to his wife
for her support. A fine of SIS was also
imposed on him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
MISS PLUMMER RESIGNS.

On account of ill health, Miss Emily
Plummer, organist at the Second Pres
byterian church, has resigned her pc
sition. Prof. Jesse Wood, choTister o.
the church, will fill both positions
This is one of the largest choirs IL
the city and has thirty voices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10

made out the check to r. B. Harris,
a fictitious name, and signed to it
the name of Roy W. Dennis, proprietor
of Richmond tailoring establish
ment. Then Eaton forged an indorse-
ment of the check by Harris to him
self and had the check cashed at the
Engle and Eaton cigar store
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
.H0RsEMEN ATTEND
SCANTLAND SALES

Horsemen from Michigan, Iowa,
Ohio. Kentucky and all parts OF Indi-
ana to the number of three hundred,
attended the sale of registered Per-
cheron and Belgian horses held by o
H. Scantland at Taube's barn on North
Sixth street. this afternoon. Sixteen
head were sold at price averaging
around $500 by Fred Rupert, who was
on the block
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10

The only time Kroma will have to
lie around in the Jail during the cold
weather is at night! No matter what
kind of work the commissioners have,
they have been instructed to place
kroma on the job so that his wife and
children can have at least six months
support. John Melpolder was appoint
ed trustee by Judge Fox and he will
make the payments to krOma's wife.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
Detective

forum Tuesday night. Detective
Owen O. Wizard of Chicago, who adj
nett theatre Sunday afternoon will
speak on various personal problems
A large attendance is expected. The
meeting opens at o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
FORGED CHECK TO BUY XMAS GIFTS

John G.. Eaton, Richmond young
man, confessed today that on Deem
Der % he forged check for $3.50 so
that he would have money with which
to purchase Christmas presents, &C
cording to a statement made today by
Prosecutor Keller. Eaton has never
been in trouble before.
According to the prosecutor Eaton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY EDEN REBEkAHS

Eden Degree lodge. Daughters OF
Rebekah, held installation Of newly
elected officers Saturday night In the
Odd Fellows hall. About 125 men,
bers were present.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10
TO HEAR DETECTIVE:

All high school boys and Garfield
school boys and their fathers are
cordially invited to attend a meeting
which will be at the high school audi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-10

Kings in the earlier days were mere
ly the fathers of families" and the
word is derived from the same source
as kin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Young Man Typewriter

Nsed not necessarily II" stcnocra =
ph.r. Reply in ""n handw "itirS.
stating exr"ri"nc" aud salary i LOG,
cas-" Times Dispatch.
WANTED. q Cienu-Cni, rrc"os soSsi ing
;ouur man for our SECOND n""r. VA
excellent opportunity =" learn III"
w"m-n's ready t" Wear business. last
como NvcIi Recommended Nrply :" SUI
roriutoud"n' "f Ia" Wci*l'""="r 60"
ANY Intelligent poGs"u. either sen. Of
good cdII"atl"n mu" business ability
must hc ahic :" handle corresponds rr
aud wriie - good business letter. Nu
opportunity to start - ShIHlI hut profit q
able mail order business III your own
homo or Office. good for $40" "a wcrt;
when established. can lie managed in
spare time. evenings. "r as a side line
al first: grows rapidly. send for par
ticulars Ilcac"ck 60. g.? licacuck
Building. Lockp"rt. y Y.
WANTED. > h"yS about IL years Old
frr nuisidc work. shor' n"urs. T.
30. care Tunes Dispatch
WANTED. color"d girl for general
house work. Apply 200 Grove Ave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

MNNlcEElST wanted for nrs,-,I.,-s
barber shor White or apply To Ar
ghtt i'hrh"' shop, rnnv.llc. Va
$TENoGHAi.;ii:E& registering win
1915" if unemployed. arc requested T."
communicate with this Office. Public
employment Bureau. Room ), City
''''"
FIVE bright. capable Iadlcs to travel,
"e!n"ns'rate aud sell dealers. So
I" so per Week. I:aiIr"ad fare paid
tmh!ia. Sob.
WiI'TE m"it"u picture plays; $50 c1ch;
"Np"ri"n'" unnecessary. Details .rnc
!" h'Gihn"ts Producers League "a
N"iuNricit. ~ Louis.
LAZY win high school or college cdu-
'n''Yn, uhducSti"n"h culture and 70
iim"ui"nt with pleasing appearances; IS
10 :" years old. tor high class tr:,N-
rllnE position III" position NC ur.r
does not require previous business en-
rori"n"c or tn. investment Of any
none, as we finance you; splendid
upcninS Tor IGalifcd applicani r;,rnt
away Address George J.. s;hutnau Il
90, al! North American I!ldg. phila-
d"lrhia. Ia.
"M MIN: Il; '"lsrl%ms "rern,or and
cnccs. y ~. care Timcs- Dspa,ch
WANTED. ladies from every CITY AN,
town ~ the South Who desir. 40
earn u 5-passen-cr, model ~. overland
curing err writ, cor automobile II
.si southern "mans Maeaziuc.
Nash ili". Tenn.
INiTEp states government Jobs open
I" women. 81, n,"nIh Last nr ioh,
fire." Write uumcdlatsiy i,rani;i,n
,nS''tn'%: department. go l.. Eoch.,-
ter
WANTED. ladics 10 solicit al rIos,.n
r'n@"*. easy. agreeable and rcmu-
n"r"iiv": brings permanent iu,Icp.I-
4on'" GIVE phone. q .23. care Times
dispatch.
"DM dh., 10 sew a. home: plain sewing;
NaSS'nG scni stamped "uyrl"rc Tor
prices Nc pay. Universal 60. l,cp, !.
walnut street Philadelphia. Ia.
Ia DIES, you can earn money and en-
staple wash fahric, among your friends
anu u"iGhhors. No money required
references necessary our agents en-
results SEND Immediately for partic-
m snRmn SrL'r" your 'cTrri'ory before IT'S
~ 90 broadway. New York city.
a.. ="S"rmm"n; joL. open to women.
SO month. List az Jobs free. Writ"
ummcdIai"ly Erantiin Institute pert.
$50 l.. E""hostc". y. Y.
LADIES good personality represent
corset r"nnany ia IirhmonI and
cauvast'lnG. u l3l. care Times Dis
patch
FIFTY young ladies for work IN to-
ha"co factory. l'ubic Employment
bureau.
WANTED. experienced maker in our
millinery department. Apply milli-
merry department, f"urGmrcan TcmSir
Il 60. Masonic Temple. l;road nnd
Adams.
WANTED. Young lady Ia operate .ypc-
writer wh" Is capable Of learning to
use debating machine. state vxucri.
cucc. If AMY. age and salary expected
" i2G, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. = women. Apply Lyric The
alter Monday Morning, . o'clock
WANTED. " young ladies to solicit
salary 10 live wires " I'll. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED, "ounp !adv that understands
how To take charge OF factory that
rakcs ni'dGy bl"uScs and also under
stands the operating Of skirts An
swcr by lcttcr or call Sunday 10 10 u.
300 East Clay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HELP WANTED-Malc.


WANTED ., once. timckcc!.r So:
nachmist. ~. stcno-rLpher and in
No'ce clerk. SiI3 c"riiss engineer;
sLen,osrarhei $50 "."ehsm''!l 50:
hier. lots of oar openings az. never
al "rtisch. If YOU arc Il sk.iicn trades
man. mechanical clerical write
M"c,,.s Litt.e Rock. Ark.
N once, lncn to qualify for mo;ormou
nni condu,t.r-. ,ut..iI Dan roads in
Virginia; S7c-$3o monthly. EXpericuce
unnecessary. Staic age. Eooki,t free.
Writ. manager. Electric Railway
iiurca". "2i syndicate rust ST Louis,
NO.
ht" speciality. state cNp,ricncr.
Municipal SGrpIy -" Gos Fifteenth
atlee,. Washni'Gtoh, u. q.
AMBITIOUS Icn become detectives.
Great orror,um.ti-s iIi.hett WAGES.
- !iH learned. " lite HON IiS-N,
sALEsMANAuEK with desk room or
ono" ian each conntN ANA city. .cuG
OUT C'nNaSS'r. and sell q .Ic and so
article IN every factory. sIop ;,nd tri.,
ana d"ubi" your incom. c!om repeat
Yt"crs each month. Write OF; call
Street, New YORK City
WANTED, yonn- man With > o, moro
Years experience ~ :. drw2 store.
IN" FnSkr"" l'harm@ IS. lac, phuohu:,
GnNEH%MENT examinations railway
mail, posi Office. mail carrier dcf:ti.t .
mcmt clerk. iit"rnal revenue Prepare
under FORMER tjNil Service ':Xnm;ncr.
complete course hy mail 81 W. .nnr-
ant"o :, pasSiu. -radc OF. refund yntr
money. u :. School ut civil Service.
illd New York Avenue. Washin-t zion,
WASTED, ~, idea You can mink of
son" simp!e thing [" uatcnt Pro
wcn,h wri foS far ny N.Y. nr'nT you
lions nnd How 10 &c, Your r;,touj'
i;and"trh a. Co, Department io2.
Washington. -. {.
GOVERN lent positions are easy 20
ct ~ free booklet. u Y. lSi.
tl"rNin5, Washington. y. g.
WANTED. . au,omu,ic macilImists
nuhli" implolun.nt I;urcau, loon ;.
T' I%r;h he G"lT Of IIn"r was nhipped
~ ""e S'trm"ut The largest alip-
mont over made on, IF Richmond Sec
th.m t" be shipped out
CARPENTERS. hoilortuallcrs. ali. riIcI.
tHs. shin uUcrs. hlncksmiths ma
thnisis 1id nrircis fci above wauIc,i
a., once for Slrp yard and steel pl.u,.
steady cupiuymoul auarantorJ NJ
are IN" "rIN Authorized shipper. to
This i,uc" piHnt Npp. Nir&iuj, Eus;-
shipp"r ~ labor south Nir@mta's sto.
i'ci cmr'"! mont agency. SIC North $ci
oud
CoLoEEp mcu Tor rortcrs hotei and
hous" WORT, $40 tn" old r"IialIc
'=cm'y. Virginia business Exchange.
jlI N"rth second Il y9a Want wurk.
rARM ana dairy hands. helpers. me-
"hanics HnL men hNrtu" work m
l;ichn"nh. call OIL virginia Business
EAchaugc. 5iH N"rih second II they
can't get it; it can't b" had
IS maChiuisis. ais" tool u.kcrg for
t;nltlUtory. 50 10 itc hour: more prom.
iScd good mcu. .\pPly Nirc mi, Bust
nos. Exchange. largest shippers ol
labor South. SIG North Second.
STENo,;HNI'iIEES aud Office men can
Scc'.U" cool POSITIONS ihrnu-h tho
Virginia Cuisines Exchange. Virginia s.
select employment agency. "ii Nurth
second
WANTED, stcn"-rsph,r AMI office as
SiS'aut by manufacturing concern.
Address !u own handwriting. stating
age. experience. references aud salary
desired 4 -. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. white Collie. female San head
ana vaiS: Dandy" Tcu dollars re.
wari.. COS Wes; Cary Randolph
~ -"-.!
LOST. silver vanity box Al iilucy ar
-unci 10 a"i North l.ombar.y street.
LOST ladies black handbap hct,yccu
Fourteenth ana Cary ana Ola Market
containinr ,.%-s 81 bills. ! s. ana
Huarters Reward pad II ,etu!l,od 10
street. ~ call phone kamrlolph 95I5-W
FOUND. purse in front Of city Audi-
forum. owner MAY cct same at IHr :.
Floyd Avenue.
LOST, bundle contaiM7ng bows ybi-t-
wniSt. collar aud rubber shoes W
; Wo"!s"n. $50. Grove Avenue.
LOST, filisroc, harpin OF platinum :,u1
rhorc Madison 3Goi.J. o. .aII tx I:ar,
Gree street. Liberal reward
LOST. white hull puppic. with brown
car ana brown -pot on hip.. call Mad
lSon i31. Reward.
LOST; Iriday afternoon, h.,wccm Thir-
ross. licwnrd. Phone Randolph i6G. y.
LOST, saturday evening in i,tncv pair
flml'SS "Ec-la SS"s Reward II re-
turnod -. East Main Stiec, r;oule-
ward ~.
LOST, between III" Lyric ana colonial
setting i.in"ral reward VIII lee pajd
u returned "a 'inS East Ero.,d street,
LOST. large bunch of kcys n!r,n
contained 'ubncr win word ARM
.ir"ne Oh SANE Fiudcr return to
i''ii-Ntie 'iar"se and receive reward.
Lost, E,a'Irdr>. afternoon. Gold l"rkct
aud chain, initials e u II Liberal
reward. Boulevard 9ao% w
LOST. ono kId glove on rhird street.
Finder return 10 $40 South Vhtrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HELP WA.TTED-aia:e.

WANTED. more men TO prepare as fire.
men. ake!leh, motorme!.. condur-
ioads. Write now for application
hmnii. Experience unnecessary. EuiI-
wAy iaSti,"tu, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. men and Women to qualify
FOR Sovermmeut positions Several
Thousand appointments TO he nad.
ncNt icw months. Full informa ton
about openings. how To prepare. etc.
Gee NIIt. immediately for booIlict
Z q l"i. Earl Hopkins. Washing ton.
WANTED, at once. An earnest. *oner
,oiorc" jautor that car manage %
',Hr@r hc"tinS riant III apartmeGt nous.
Mills x 90. l-$ North Eighth stree
WANTED, agents To sell magazine
salary and conmi ssion. Appiy To
World News Co. yellow stand, Tenth
and Main, b. CLOCK sharp Monday
WANTED, young hoy to help IL g,
store Nppiy soda stand, American
H.u"uaL Blnh Euilding.
WE want reliable farm hands ;,ud
COUPLES tn rcSistcr with ass. rs We
have s"N "r;ji calls fur farm lH""r Va
-iAn Business Exchange, SIJ North
SECOND.
WNNTED, experienced up-iu-datc zen
ora fa'mor small fimily. Also .,-
liable culorcd man and wife to iced
ana cH,c So. stock. Good home and
pay :" those tGat ave willing workers
ana make GOOD. References required.
NrplN iucSdaN morning, @lli Hanover
Avenue.
must +" over Ii years cf :-c and
nav" = zoo" wheel. .iuplY AT once.
J. \. MlIi"r 20, 81: East Broad Street.
GrNEkNAlENT POSITIONS in ro$,.ollcc.
'mswal mail ,ii''I other branches 49,.
good. Prepare I,I exams unaci fur
~.sfsN. f.a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HELP wANTED-,rn.c and rcmaic

INTELLIGENT person may earn in
come corresponding for newspapers
We suggest subjects Experience ,u-
necessary. frcsS Corresponding Ru-
r"au. Washington, y. &.
COMPETENT stcno-raphcrs are in
demand by tho government our
special tiNl Service course is step
pinEstonc to position. Lessons pre-
pared ANA reviewed by Mr.. j. j. Ma
lone, late OF the White House stnff
Write at once for particulars. stand
ard correspondence School 81 Q
Street. Northeast. Washington, D. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

oN hHnuN IA INK w. 'h'' lliifS
Dispatch.
Nol'N,; ma, with some experience to
assist in studio. Good opportunity
to learn tho business. Npp!N with r"C
ercnc"s Novelty studio. 80 i;a.,
BROAD.
WANTED. :: Young man rs bilinl ci"r!;
aud assistant stcnogra phcr with some
knowl.d@o OF book kco ping and to do
general Ollie" work. Answer in own
'hnudN,ritmg. giving aG" experience.
references md salary cNncctcd sd
dress * -. care Times Dispatch.
SII.NEGINoi mirrors. IS daily AT home
fire." Instructive houklct. g. Fitcd-
mond. Dept. 3ii. Boston, Mass.
COOP reliable colorcd mon for North
and this city. Railroad cooks. hotel
vuicrs huitcrs. ordcrlicS. farm m"n
sawmills and shipyards. american I'm
pluym.u iur"au, Foster fulfilling
North Nine street.
MEN wanting work Baltimore. shin.
builtIu:: plant. machiuISts, carrcn-
Apply American Employment, bureau,
Foster EniiainS. North Ninth Street
AMERICAN Employment Bureau for
work Reliable men for Office. SAILS
men. rlcrkS, engineering department
au,l shippers. Soc or write Foster.
I,u:ldng. North Ninth street
WANTED. assistant To help organiz"
iratcrral association. Salary 10 gnt
party. 3lo, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE Virginia Teachers Rureau desirey
well PREPARED teachers to begin work
at once in Virginia and Southern states
Established 1885. Faithful services
guaranteed. CORRESPONDENCE solicited
\. w. cridlin. Manager Woodland
Heights. Richmond. Va. Phone Madi-
son 51IS. j. Walton Hail. manager
Gordonsvilie branch. Box l5I. Gordons-
vile. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Auto Free

W" want representatives IN cvcry
locality 40 experience ar rani,,l
necessary send us your name and aJ.
dress, and by return mail W. shall tell
YOU how YOU can secure one of our
new 1916 model J-pasScnGcr touring
cars fro" for demonstrating. Write to-
d"y-do not dclay--a postal card will
do.
ECLIPSE MOTOR CAR co.
l7' - Buhl Block. Detroit, Mich
WANTED. rubber. stamp aud seal
expected III FIRST letter Address, Tor'n;,
Moore Company. Charlotte, y. G.,
BIG kansa" company will start nmbi-
tions people in fast growing mail
order business: any locality: make ST..
no experience: VIC furnish cvcrvthim,. {.
new ., uniHno selling methods rrcc r.y"-
Pittsburgh. Kan.
$50 monthly and expenses TO travel
distribute samples aud take order.
or appoint agents. Permanent. jan.
American Co. Chicago
IT. salary Of 500 per month and COM
mission with liberal expenses inter
est YOU, address Dept. 2.S3 ..O5 IN
diana Avenue Chicago.
! Viii Pay any honest man up to $50
ca"vassiGr TOR No 'rt cn I ra'e VIM ;imG 40
day VOORHEES,. Desk 1870, Omaha. Neb
GOOD money made at home kuit,in,,
hosiery. Machines furnished on
time. We buy or sell your goods Easy
ana constant work. Wheeler Co. Inc
337 Madison, Chicago. 49,
MEN for frcmcn, brakcmcn. sIoe
monthly; experience unnecessary
Railway. !. $50. care Times Dispatch
'GovERNMENT examinalions: Thor
ouGh Instruction. SIS; returned If moi
appointed: particulars free American
Civil Service School, Washington. ID e,
GOvERNMINT positions - Thousa nds
OF appointments to be made FREQ
they pay. with specimen examination
questions. National Correspondence
Institute, AIS Seventh Street, Washing
ton. d. c.
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IN MIIAIOiti.A NJ.

cl:lbl.IN.--ln sad. but loving rciaom-
brsuC" Of nay wifc. SALi.Ir: GRAY
ti;Ibl.lN. who died live Nenis -acp to-
DAY, January 30, 1871.
Zone, but not forgotten.
f:i HEIR HUSBAND
fH:EM.NN.--in sad. but loving. re-
iu"mbinu"c of our dear m"thcr. N'i:S.
SAii.ii: HENRY FREEMAN. "hu died
tHr"" years ago to-day.
Conc. bu, not forgotten
Icy HER CHILDREN.
SMITli.-In loving remembrance Of
ALBERT ". iBElTD SMITH foi
mcrl\ ~ the lumber firm of Smith \
"""h!L OF TINS city. who died in
ri&u"c. Va. january 20 l9lt
HicsSed arc the dead which die ui
The Lord"
WHTLoCK.-In sad and loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband. cI.Npf.
:: HlT.O,'k. who departed this lifc
january 80. 1919
~ his wife.
JULIA : WHITLOCE
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NNllti', M"In.,n ihoruughlN cNrcri-
cnrCd III selling waists. as assistant
10 buyer. steady position 10 onc who
."m uuIl!tN. plcNfuS Co. 20! East
Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

Lt'itS' nIHkc aprons at home Ma
'"'|,l S"ni prcrani No canV.Ssinr
|'hI f'"r SILVER f"r pattern aud pur-
Madison. Iowa, ~
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". II SCOTT.


SCOTT : old Market brug store IS
the store II i:ichuIultd. When you
60 hh.tnint IRON scott ITS right.
lon. it"rien olive oil. $50 the gal
Ion. : otis Corfu l'la.i"r will maxi. "A
cripple dance FOR JOY. lrc: SCOTS won
derful Blood Mixture curichcs ne
bl"u" ana makes il pure as an ~
iau', 81 The bottle. %cutts Digestive
riiNir l. raiacca for nervous iudi.
costiou. 56c; SCOTS Liver PMS. t.Si
ON Garth. Zoe. Scott's riIc Salvc is a
woud"l. 2ac. SCOTS Rheumatic. Mix.
turc positively cures. 3oc; Cunniru
hams royal Remedy aud injection 10.
men docs III" work ""c each: Gun.
m'nCham's i.iAir "f Life restores los:
inauhnod. zoe. chewing tobacco, - ana
y" the Mug: smoking tobacco. 2oc ~,
pound. y MaEnun Brand Tea. :'lc ~ .
half =. und. TruSs's fitted 10y an ~
pert no charge for fitting Malt or
h"rs specially Ei- stock right
prices and polite attentions. VIC T.. =
Nour patronage. SATURDAYS only !
cakes S"eethcart SOAP. 10 cents
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'Si'ES OF help. phour Virginia Eusi
H"SS I!NrhanSc when YOU need n me
rhan'c for the vacancy a. the bench;
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ENfEklENtEb Office man wants an
enlargement. FullN qualified I'm ac
r"untin@. CORE 'ponhcncc credits and
coilrctlonS Fest references furnished:
moderate salary 10 ,cgiu, Address j.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

! W NNTEl' by an energetic man. a no
S'ti"n in fruit store o. travelling
S'''"Sh'ai IN Virginia and North Caro-
Una. ADDRESS "t.uorgv" Is corn,er
cal l'i1"C, Norfolk Va
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W NNIEh. /" handle some good artic,a
In f'"'ow"il "r represent some good
mouse" KNOW everyone. - wears a
sal"Sman AddrcSs !. Il. Bowman, EoX
I%5. CITY FONT, Va
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'S,,i -. n"k. shields at houo. $40 pcr
Fi''' II" rhuNns%,ug I",ijirrd send
S'l''p'u, address, envelope Tor particn-
''rN' t,nrrhi Co, Dept i3SD I<sla-
uinI"". Mich
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i',SiTl''N wanted hy yong man Of
- thoroughly experienced in build
ing construction. student in Americans
H'h'"l "t correspondence: have had
rNp"rlc','" rs fireman and olcr in
""'-' pi"ntS cor about ycars: am a
600" p"nlnnn, and puicS in arithmetic
'oiih'and'u: address. and in every rn-
Sb"ct rit"h to xiv" satisfactory service
as i'nl'E""r"r. labor foreman. estina.
Tor nt hHildin- materials or coustr,Ir-
ti"l superintendent. iInvr a gift OF
HulcE conceptions good moral character
ana don't use Intoxicating liquor at all
j. ,bhonnoll i"li East Marshall street
Telephone Madison io52-W
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men aud any clerical lcIp Furnished
YOU fr"c. Phone Virginia Emsiness EN-
change.
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" AATEp. solicitors. piSuincd and re
nuh"r* tiv. salary ur commission
ADDRESS q 2l.. care Times bjsp,tch