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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

of Massac county. ID y candidate for
member Of the Legislature from the
5lst Senatorial District. He 10 Masae
county's candidate and should receive
the full support Of the county.
Give him q good vote.
It is conceded that Lou L. Emmmer-
son of Mt. Vernon, will be elected by a
large majority for Secretary of State.
Let Massac county help to roll up the
majority.
Mr.. Emanuel Blackwell, Of Brook.
port. and Mrs. Mamie Churchwell, OF
Clifton, Tenn. were united In marriage
Sunday night Aug. n. at the home OF
Mrs. Tesla Bryles, Of Brookport, III.
Rev. J. B. McCrary, officiatsd.
The bride and groom are both indus.
trious and doubt will make q success.
Mrs. Nola Sims of Brookport, and
Mrs. Laura Long Of Belgrade. return
cd from Chicago. where they attended
the O. e. s. Grand Chapter and visit.
ing relatives and friends in East st.
Loais and st. Louis Mo.
Clarence Wilson. Of CsrbondaIe Wis
tied his sister. Mrs. L. A. Mitchell last
week. returning home Sunday.
James Reed who 10 attending the
Lincoln Institute at Jefferson City Mo.
but who has spent his vacation in st.
Louis. Mo. is visiting his mother Mrs.
Leah Reed. before returning to school.
Mack Cork. returned from Grand
Rivers KY. where he went to visit his
mother who is very low.
Mrs. Mamie King, Of Unionvilie, Is
attending the institute this week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Don't forget the Big Day at
Metropolis. at NevilIe's Base Ball
Park. Saturday Sept. and.
Speaking at 800 P. M. Hon.
Msssrs Roy 4. Helm. Fred
Smith. and Walter Roberts can't
dates for States Attorney win ad-
dress the voters. Everybody
come.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Norman r. Inman soliciis your
vote Tor circuit clerk OF Massac
county. at the coming primary
Sept. i3th lie isa young man
OF good. regular and moral habits
of matured judgment and ripe ex-
pericnce and educational ability
to take care OF the Office and the
Interests OF the tax payers. II
honored with the Office he pIedg-
es himself to devote his time and
energy TO the proper performance
OF the duties OF said Office.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
Pledges Efficient Service
to People and Works
for Party Success.

rrnnk o. I.owden, measuring four
square. Is pre-eminently the man for
governor OF Illinois. That the Renub-
lean voters OF the state realize this
and are giving him support that VIII
insure his nomination In the primary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Southern lllineis should sup
port l.. l.. Emmefson, Of Mount
Vernon. Tor Secretary OF State.
He is Negro's friend. Sspport
him Editor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Claude 2. Lacey, Of Massae
county, selisits your vsts for
nsmbsr Of the Legislature frsn
tke slst Dist.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Ne are authorized 10 announce the name Of
DR.. Gso. \. STEWART. - . candidate for Cor
onsr. ON the Rspahiieaa ticket. subject. 70 the
vetsrs ~ she September primary eiectioa,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
UBLICAN
HISTORY

was in charge OF the Office OF
United States Senator Lawrence
Y. Sherman in Springfield. dur.
ing his 1917 and 1914 campaigns
and conducted an extensive cor
respondence campaign in his i'm
tererest over my signature.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

We ars authorized 70 announce y. IL. Mosz-
ssaID, - = candidate for county Commission
%. On -shs Rspabiisan Ticket. sabjsct to the
wiil OF the voters at the September primary
elscion.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Oral p. futile Of Harrisburg,
candidate for re-electiss - .
member Of the Legislature from
slst Dist, made . good showing
and should be reneminated.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Vote fos Richard J. Barr. OF
Joliet. for Atty. Geaeral on the
Republican ticket.
Let Southern Illinois stand By Ssua-
tor Sam w. Latham Of Eldorsdo. for
Lieutenant Governor. He 10 for the
people and will stand by the laboring
men.
II looks as II Geo. z. Keys. Of
Springfield. would be nominated for
Treasurer by handsome majority.
He il young man of unquestioned
ability. Give the young men q chance
in the race of bread winning.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Quincy Martin. Edgar Orington. irby
Shannon, odes Renfro, Mrs Ed Nicely
vent to Louisville, Ky, last week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

Announce nent is hereby made
that The Celors Of Primary BalIsts
10 Be ssed At = primary Eleetisn
to Be held in Massae Csusiy. ILL
nois, sn he 18th day Of Septem-
Der. A. D. 1916, BY the respective
parties will be a. follows:
Democratic Party Green
Republican Party Yellow
Progressive Party Mandarine
For Social Justice.
Socialist Party Blue
.-..-.....-.........~.-..Parfy -.................
Dated the 2oth day OF August
A. ID. 1910.
FRED RISINCFR. Clerk.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12
nm REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Eleven DAYS from now the ropuh-
ucap state convention viii occur The
first question 90 bee settled then viii
De- the senatorial nomination. ana sct-
Element OF that point viii settle The
guhcrnBtoual nomination also. should
Senator Thomas Benton Calron D."
nominated a. succeed himself, Secuu-
dino ltomoro VIII be nominated for
tho goyenofship The natives. who
constitute thrce-fourths ~ the re-
publican vote in New Mexico and
hnve onl} - e. Hernandez 10 show
for b. are determined to have his
year either the senatofship or the
eoyernorship nomination.
should Frank A Hubhcll be- nom
iuntet for the seuWorship, as seems
Nicely that viii satisfy the natives
aud Holm o. Burmm VIII be the nom
inee for governor.
The time has passed for any other
line up.
Sargent viii have a few votes. If
he decides 70 risk losing everything
by standing for the gubernatorial
nomination The republicans are.
going 90 nominate Hciuandez 10 sue
coed himself he Is from rio ArHba
county Sargent Is from RIO ArHba
county. The nominations for the
govcrnorhhlp and for the lower house
OF congress are not both going to a
county Ike rio Arriba. It Is safe
guess, therefore, that Mr.. SARGENT
who has considerable wisdom In his
day and generation, viii coniinc his
ambitions to the authorship which
he now holds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

A comparatively few years ago such
i thing as a candidate for office adj
rcruang u the newspapers his claims
for political prcfcrmcnt was unhcard
or Today NO candidate or party
would think OF GOING through cam
paim without mahtnp liberal OK
pcudHure fur pain. space IN the news
papers.
lulRt other adycrdsng poluical
copy docsn, offer ANYTHING ror sale.
ID costs me rrndcr NOTHING ia follow
tho adyiu, 10 offers It's only nm
pose ls 10 convince the ,o,rr ,f In,
merits OF the contentious which 1t
SCI. forth
ID might seem 10 inc .uperfi,inl OBJ
server that In the rass of tho .drf.atcd
Jaudldatr or parn tho amount spcnt
m political ADVERTISING is a dead loss.
bur such is not tbo ease For eyeu
IN defout there arc degrees and the
candidate who makes GOOD race.
mouah beaten. is in much lettcr
shape fur future rlmpa.eus A hu-
mlatna defeat such is ant TO come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12

those Of his constituents who are guf-
dclenly interested read what they
may foolishly suppose 20 Dee bona
fde speech delivered in open debate.
The whole thing is ralpat'c
fraud but one which is likely 10 sur
vive for a long time 10 come. Like
the pork barrel 1t Is generals admit
red TO be q nuisance. but IL 3. too
useful 10 tho men responsible for Il
TO permit Of lbs being tightly cast
aside only when it assumes such
proportions az 10 disgust the general
public ana arouse spirit ~ general
resentment viii It ever be abolished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12
THE DrRNND INCIDENT.

= --.-- .
The attack ON the administration
for tho displacement Of former Di-
rector Of the Census y. Dana Dur.
and is likely to prove a boomerang ia
Mr. Hughes
uufand held an onn,o not under
tho civil service His office was q
political one ana hc must have known
when he accepted the appointment to
it that upon the election Of prcs,.
dent Of opposite political fath he
would be removed and democrat
named for tho position The fact
as stated Dos him that he notified
Secretary Hcdfield OF his desire TO
remain in office has no more signifi-
canoe than that Durand shared the
common dislike Of officcholders FOR
being removed from office. IN other
words. he would have ltkcd to hold
on 10 his job no matter who was
president
Whether the system Of filming Of
ficcs that has been IN vogue for many
years Be- right or not IS beside the
question The fact remains that It.
has been the system for many years
and has been followed alike by demo
Gratis and republicans Uutl the
Civil service Is extended "a IN offices
outside Of cabinet positions there can
be no complaint Of president fot
doing what the law authorizes ana
what has been done ty his pfpdeces-
sors Ia office since the early DAYS Of
the republic.
The Durand incident is lIkoly TO
rise up and plague Mr. Hughes II
Il should become generally under
stood that he IL 80 far opposed to the
removal Of men already Ia office who
have demonstrated their fitness as
10 retain democrats IN important pc
sitlons In the event OF his election toI
The presidency there viii bc a decided
GOODNESS towards his candidacy on
he part Of a multitude Of deserving
republicans who are giving him their
enthusiastic support IT, on the other
hand the retirement Of Durand is be-
Ing used as a handy weapon in the
anything to beat wilson campaign
Mr. Hughes lays himself open TO n
charge Of political hypocrisy that
Will weigh heavily against him with
The independent voters OF the
country
The charge that an incompetent
man was appointed to succeed Dur
md rests so far entirely upon the as
3ertion Of Mr. Hughes and IS now
heard for the first time. on the !
yhole, 1t would seem that tho repub- 7
lean candidate in making this al /
ack. is getting away from the real /
ssucs Of the campaign and creates
he suspicion that he has lost confi- /.
ience IN the merits of the case
against the administration contained +
IA The platform OF his party and his
'wn speech of acceptance Of the
domination
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12

Mr. Hughes has run oncad NJ his
party platform on suffrage. and Mr.
uanly has repudoied the initiative
md referendum plank in his We
always get back to the point that The
candidate is usually his own plat
form.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12

Senator Stone should not get OK
cited over the publication of the suns
mary Of the Danish treaty when an
American newspaper fails to take adj
vantage Of such a beat as that It
had just as well 20 out Of business.
Diplomats who don't want their pa
pcrs published should take good care
Of them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12

AS we understand IT, the sale OF the
West Indies looks like a goodthug to
The folkcthur, but the landsthng is
likely 10 turn down The damthing
which would result In It's being raus-
mitted by the rieedop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12
II lbs. Beet Sugar, $500

II lbs. Cane Suear............Stoo
Red Wolf coffee, lb....... 1,
lbs. bull, Roast Coffee. Stoo
lbs. 300 bulk EC0st COffoc sim
lipton'~ Tea, lb.......... an.
zoe pkg. Tea for iced tea. M IN,
NJ our best quality bulk Tea.
per I'D. .....-............ tin
> 25c cans purcr,t Baking
Powder .s.. ....-..... sim
If cans LibbN'S Pork and Bcan,Sion
: large cans California PcacLe, a.,
5 large cans California Plum. az.
5 large cans California Grapes o5c
$ large cans California Apricot~ Ono
: cans Australian Jam. ......... gs.
II large cans Mill........ sim
- small cans Milk ..-........ .SIon
= 10. can fine Table syrup ... loc
~ gal can Table syrup 95c
/ Gal can Fable syrup ....... 5oc
20 lbs best Broken Ricc......Ston
- lbs best head R,vc ........St
Cream OF Whcat,pkg..... t5c
Large Postum. pkg............ poo
500 Count Matches. / duz. boNc, 100
. dol. best quality Jar liubbcr- 25c
Pint bottle best Bluing ...... t0r
liic Waning Soda - - -s~ ----- .. --Y--
80 bars quick Wash soap ..... Stbu
80 bars lcnOs Soap. ............S sion
Is bars Cotton-Boll Soap .SIoo
- pkgs. any DC Washing Pow
der ...a............. Sion
Cri-ee .-.....-..... Zoe, 5nc aud sion
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Nomcn~ ENtra quality S1OU
Waists Uhcy are a little mus
scD to 90 at .............. SOC
MI Nomcn'~. Misses and Clll-
dren'e Trimmed Hats at one
Hair price.
Glr~' 55c straw Hats To close
out at ..-...-.. ......... 25c
Mems summer weight 5Oc Tn
dcI~hrt~ and Drawers. each 35c
Mem summer weight double
scat 35C Drawers ........... 25c
Mems extra quality SLO0 aud
SI25 Mon suits .......... Soc
several hundred yards OF best
Calico, per ward ............ &C.
several Hundred yards of guar
antccd color apron Gingham~
at yd- FOR ..'.............. 25c
several hundred yards OF sum
mcr Dress Goods that we have
been selling at Zoe to loo per
yard, To 30 at. per yard ..... &c
Mcn'- high grade $3.50 Wuri,
shoes at.................... $3.50
Mems Goodyear welt. tan and
hack. $500 ana $500 ONford-
at ....,.............. $3.50
Mems high grade Dress Shoe, m
button and lace. were $500
aud $500: yours at ...-......S1.
odd lot OF Mems SHOES are yours
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Over 100 pairs of Ladies' and
Mi~-'-' 500 aud $50 on
furd~ 90 al ...............SI
some Girls ONfOrd~ 90 at..... Soc
NOmcu'- $500 High Shoes in
lace and button Wei. Gun Met
al and Patent Colt, at ....... $40
WOmCn'~ $500 shoes in Wei.
Gun Metal; Just the shoe to
wear to mountains ..........SI35
Children Shoes in lace and but
ton. size 70 If, at ...........SIl5
- - 10 : aI.-.... ..........Nl.l 10
YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-12

Want high grade employee or the bet
ter grade Of servants" Make use Of The want
columns uf the Jouual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTS OLA Marke; Drug store -
tn: store Of Richmond. When YOU
re, any,hins from, SCOTS IFS. right.
The b.st S,ltana Olive Oil. So the gal
lon. borien Olive Oil. $3.50 the gal
lon: S,otts Corn Plaster will max. a
cripple dance for JOY. Zoe: SCOTS Won
,.ierfui Blood Mixture enriches he
blood and makes il pure as an ill.,
FAINT 81 the bottle: Scotta Digestive
EliNir is panacea for nervous ind..
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on earth. loc; SCOTS Pile Salve is "a
wondei. zoe: Scott's rheumatic Min
turc positively cures, soc: Cunning
hams Royal Remedy and injection FOE
men does the work, doc each: Cum
ningham's Elixir OF Life restores los:
manhood, soc: chewing tobacco. sc ANA
&C the plug: smoking tobacco. Zoe II"
pound; 81 Magnum Brand Tea. a5c the
half pound. Trusses fitted by an cM-
pert: no charge for fitting. Mail or
'lers specially Big stock. right
prices and polite attention. We beg
YOUR patronage. Saturdays only. )
axes Sweetheart Soap. 10 cents.
LADIES ana Gentlemen's hats cleaned
and reshuped Special attention to
Virginia and North Carolina patrons
Quick shipment. United Hat Works.
Isichmond's Greatest Hat Makers, 80
North Fifth Street.
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IN MEMORi.AM.


EpiS-ln sad brt loving remembrance
Of WAREIck +. ErpS. who died
four years ago to-day, January 10.
lal2.
"i'eace. perfect peace"
WIFE AND DAUtiIITEl;S
rlCCHT.--In sad hut loving remcm :
hrancc OF our dear mother and wife,
EENESTA pIcCIIi. who departed this
life three years ago to-day.
Dear is the grave in which she is laid.
Sweet is the memory. which never will
fade:
Heart OF our life is buried deep
Underneath the sod whore she peace
fully sleeps.
ScoTT.--In sad. but loving rcmcm
brance OF our dear mother. MARY
&c. SCOTT. who departed this life three
years ago. January l6, 1918.
Mother. YOU have gone. but not for
gotten.
Never VII. Your memory fade.
I:ut in Gods home YOU will he there
Watching for us. and with us always
STAY.
NY UER DEVOTED CIIILDRES.
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Service :

The Times-Dispatch &C
ceptS want advertisements
by phone simply to save
YOU the Inconvenience Of
bringing your advertise
ment to this office.
\ Messenger is sent to
YOUR home to save YOU
I HI IN conve fence
Of bringing YOUR money
70 this office.
Help the Service Ivy
paying the messenger
promptly when he calls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

WANTED. competent men to fiji vacan-
cieS as floor walkers i'm large part :
ment store. Experience on the floor
not necessary provided applicants have
n thorough knowledge OF tho dry goods
business Only those with such ex-
perience. and Al references. will he
considered. state age and salary cX-
pected. Address Department store
care Times Dispatch.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. So III currency. Reward If re-
turned TO Il North Eleventh street.
LEFT on Jeff Davis Monument steps
large black mun. Reward IL re-
turned to 1923 Hanover Avenue, OF
phone Boulevard 1909
LOST. at matinee or Miller & Rhoads
bracelet. ) links: names on each
Mother Father" DIR. X" Mrs T.
c. Clarke. cI03 West Main Street
LOST. Friday mornin :. January IL. sill
vcr link chain bag. containing small II
silver pockcthook and other articles
Reward if returned TO Mrs. ". otto
Noting, $50 West FranNiin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

IAhlMERAI EN--Positions open "a,
sober, Industrious shape hammermei
a acc, , to w"rkinE with, swede.
piece work rates; Apply in person q,
~ ~, ,. letter 70 Forge SSupcrintendcn,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MEN. IS or over waited as railway
mail clerks. Sample cNaminatiui
4nestions Ire". Franklin Institute
Floor \. j.. Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED. men 10 teurn ba:ueT trade
few weeks required: steady positions
.or competent graduates. wonderf.!
demand for BARRIERS. Free catalogue
Elchniuhd Barber College. Richmond
WANTED. registered drug clerk to 10
relief york. :, los, care Times Dis
patch.
BOYS with wheels wan,rd AT rosia1
Telegraph. Good pay ami GOOD hours
WE want n man familiar with offc,
appliances and devices. capable OF in
a,ailing system in offices. ANA can learn
the selling end. Not the hrainiest man
in the world, but an ambitious mau
with one of America : i"adins. U mannfnn.
turers. just opening Richmond branch
4 worker who could soon qualify and
fldcnce. Firm Future" /. 3al. car,
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. experienced barber at Is
West broad street. Mus, BE- sober.
WANTED, young man for book kecpinp
and general office work in manufac-
turing plant. Applicant with mcchani.
cal inclination preferred Apply in owr
Handwriting. stating age ani expert.
cnce ID IL. care Times ispatch
WANTED. experienced egg GAMBLER
Apply Swift 4 Co.
DOUBLE your money selling diamond
rings. as carat Genuine. perfect
blue white diamond rings $3.50 that
retails for $40. &. o. u, on approval
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST between Masonic Temple. South
Richmond. and Addison street round
gold brooch with diamond in center
Reward. Phone or address. Mrs VIII
Ham &. Eu:lrt. -. North Addison
Street
STRAYED from lGc, West Min. collie
dog. female; name Flora. Reward ii
returned.
LOST. gold c!eSla sses Friday .ftcr
noon on Broad. between eighth and
Fifth. Reward. 3l3 West Franklin.
LOST. one 1914 hospital pin with 70.
treat on one side ami 4. &. on tho
other, between y. VI. g. \. and Second
Grace.
LOST. while ia MurDhy's Hotel Jsrij-,I.
afternoon. Thctn Delta chi ring
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

/ WANTED. Corliss engineer. sawyer and
! hler. machiust, loader engineer
fstenoSraphcr and invoice clerk oyster
and meat man, wagon stock foreman,
1 BLACKSMITH. At different times we need
all kinds OF skilled s:twmill men. Get
WIN us for ruturc openings. Macks.
Little Rock Ark
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kEt.lAs l,t. and competent Stcno.ra-
piers. bookkccners. office men rail
road aud store clerks: men OF other
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men: men Of cher trades and occup;,-
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ness Exchange. NirSinia'S oldest and
most reliable and recommended en-
ploNmcnt agency, Sl6 North Second
street
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MAN with ability To prepare and print
job printing and small weekly. State
salary required. u 10. care Times
Dish tell
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WANTED. - italian OF Russian labor
crS: good pay. See American Labor
Bureau. shippers OF Labor. Foster
Building. North Ninth street.
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SAl .ESMAN to sell hiSh-class adver-
Using campaigns. Permanent pos
tion and good money to high-grade
! hustler. Ii engaged. one OF our field
managers Will meet yon in Richmond
sell IN your presence and instruct YOU.
Street, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

SEE engineering department, American
Labor iurr:tu. fui work. Mach in lists.
construction. carrcn rIS--lnen Of all
trades. Foster Enilding, North Ninth
Street.
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FORD TALKING MACHINE. 7ac.

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wonderful invention Of this age. Our
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or Columbia records. also the Toe rec
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high grade machine. Every person who
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claim: ITS a wonder" Our guarantee
with every machine. lust think price
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Records Toe. 90 needles &c Ford Co.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
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