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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
SPEAKING OF LACES, HERE'S
A NEW "PANTIE'' VARIETY
Fimy Profusion of Filets Chantlll1es and
What-not Show America Can Hold UP lts
Head When Lace-mak1ng is Mentioned

Bridal laces play a very prominent part
in the lace openings. Chantllles of new
style and color are shown, and the new
models combine filet medallions with the
finer lace. The borders are also of filet,
real or almost as the wearer chooses.
The vogue for rufIles i'm summer frocks
and in lingerie is assured, so the laces are
here in profuslon.
Lingerie laces are receiving special at
tention this season. The manufacturers
have set standard which is hard to beat.
Very reasonable lace medallions in shadow
or Chantllly can be bought by the yard
Double-bordered laces. called galloon, are
seen on crepe de chine undergarments
Camisole laces are made with the me-
dallions and eyelets all in one piece, doing
away with the time and annoyance spent
in joining the two by hand. German
valencennes still retains its long-enioyed
popularity, although much of it is the
''made-ln America" kind.
Imitation flet meshes are seen in val.
weaves and lightweight combination
of the two is greatly in demand. Cluny
has lost favor for dress and lingerie trim
ming, although 1t is used in combination
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

Iacv things for spring are SORT oi
| taken for granted it's such dainty pas.
| ,el tinted season that one feels calIed upoi'
| TO dress ZIP to the occasion. BlanIu ~
through the lace department OF any D,s ",
] store reveals many new and interesting
, arrivals, hut the very newest and most
| mira of them all Is the pantalette lace
The male of the species has, up to the
present winter, at least, regarded trousers
| as purely masculine regalia, but' % alas :
| oven 'pantIes" have become temlnlle'
| ant II isn't suffrage it's Just love oil the
beautiful which has created the denlahu
for pantalette laces. 1t Is made on a hes
ground. through which triple border OF
fine silver thread embroidery is run. Ihe
bottonn of the pantie leg Is finished on
with a knfe.plaited ruffle of net, heil-
stitched on to the border. Wldth' -
inches, ladies
OF course, there are many many
other interesting and highly artistic thihss
TO see, in all-over. insertion, edging anu
novelty patterns. Since the rum OF the
famous Belgian marts. the american
manufacturer is on his mettle, ana the re-
suit is an assortment of odd ana iascll'il- lI,iI-
ing patterns which would tempt u uShs
anchorite to buy.
All-over laces show many interesting
changes The shadows and Chantilies OF
a season ago are also wrestling with a
rival for popularity in the shape OF the
Radium laces. These are what might ne
described as n Gross" between the shad-
ow and the Chantilly. but finished with
an extremely high lustre sheen which
distinguishes 1t from all others It comes
in lovely flower and conventional patterns,
and is designed to be worn over chiffon,
georgette and other thin materials for the
dressy blouse.
Very much like these are the Margot
patterns, a soft, hand-run pattern In silk
threads upon a ground of net The latter
by the way, is shown in every kind of
mesh, the octagon-shaped and diamond
models being particularly good.
One very odd and very wonderful piece
of lace Is called hand.knotted mesh. 1t
looks for all the world like a fine fshnet.
The stout ecru cords of which the back
ground is made are knotted together by
hand, tied in tiny knots, over which
border design of grapes is woven.
TwO-toned laCes are the Softest, most
things woman can wear. One
could almost imagine them associated with
Lavender and old lace" for their creamy
and shantung shadngs give the impress
sion of having been stored in some
treasure chest away from the light. These
the fashionable Malines lace,
as they are done in quaint designs upon
a silk net ground except that the two
ShadlngS make them ullIerent from any
thing offered thus far Light cream.col-
1red tracings are noticeable on a darker
ground, or vice versa. The two.toned lace
IS a strictly American innovation.
Borders on the new laces assume an Inn |
place where as heretofore they
lave been second to the design. Now you |
will see a lace with fine border in Walls |
If Troy or conventional motif with little |
n no figure on the body of the lace, flow |
RS and fruits are popular decorative pat
erns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
English Mullins

Every woman who takes tea of an
atternoon-and what woman doesn't?-
likes the English mullins which are so
popular just now. Somehow or other, the
gossip of the teatable takes on cozy in
timacy when it is aided and abetted by
hot buttery scones right from the kitchen
1t is so easy to make them at home, and
they are so delicious that the following
recipe may be help to some one who
doesn't know how to make them.
Take cups of bread flour. Az teaspoon.
fuls of sugar and y teaspoonful of salt.
Mix together and sift well. Work In
tablespoonfuls of butter. then add .
beaten eggs, and B cup OF thin cream.
Roll to q inch in thickness and brush
with beaten white of egg. Sprinkle over
with sugar and bake for 15 minutes This
is the original English recipe. Serve hot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

with shadow in some cases. Howsv..
the most part, it has been relesst.il y 8
edglng centrepleces. sa'eu q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
About Materials

Three materials, and even four, can be
used to good effect on the new spring
frocks Georgette, chiffon, taffeta and
serge are the most popular variations
All-Georgette gowns are smart also.
For the tailleur, early models are made
of serge, velour checks and gaberdine. The
velour check is new fabric. n sort of
kittens ear weave only checked 1t is
smart for sports suits.
Summer styles are already being pre-
dicted. The coat suit of taffeta, radium
silk or faille is quite the thing. 1t may
be any color, but navy is still in the lead.
Flutings, frills and ruffles of every sort
will do away with the tailored line en-
tirely, it is prophesied.
White broadcloth and serge sound hot,
but they're fashionable, so the woman
who wants to look up to date will, of
course, resign herself However, Palm
Beach cloth. linens, ratines and novelty
fabrics as well as shantung and pongees
are also fashionable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

Dear M'Liss-I want to paint on ribbon
some of those charming flowers that are
being worn a 'ound the crown of hats this
season. ] am handy with the brush.
Would you advise my doing them in
water-color or oil. 81.
- An ARTIST friend tells me that oil will
not fade in the sun so quickly as water
color. You must be clever at it, of course,
to get good effect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

Dear MLiss-Thanks for your defense
OF the American lover. 1 am one of them
and we do get slammed so often that
sometimes feel like a farmer. In fact,
I've sometimes thought that maybe if I
took to perfume or corsets there'd be some
hope. But your article encourages me
and I'll hold out a little longer.
LOVER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
When Do You Mend

Many women complain of the amount
of mending which has to be done when
there are boys in the family. In fact
they complain anyhow, for mending, like
the poor, is always with u.s. A sensible
ounce of precaution on the mending ques-
ton is to make It point to mend all
clothing before instead of after 1t is sent
TO the laundry. It's very strange, but
most women fail TO do this. Then MEM
bers of the family won't have crumpled
clothes after they have been laundered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
Date Sandwiches

Bread and butter is good for chiId's
lunch, but it becomes dry and tasteless
If it stands too long in the tiny basket
Most women buy rolls of waXed paper,
and wrap each Individual article of the
lunch basket up in IL. This prevents any
chance of drying out A new and most
nutritious sandwich for the hungry child
is bread and butter, with a filling of
chopped dates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
For the Porch

Wicker furnishings are quaint and
charming, and the newest models show
many interesting features. Take, for in
stance the wicker plant stand 1t Is made
like the ordinary box, which adorns the
porch in summer, only it has legs like a
table. The vines, tulips, narcissi and
other spring blooms are put into a pan,
whose shallow bottom allows for sys-
TEN of self-irrigation. Absolutely no
harm can come to the floor and the plants
keep lovely and fresh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
Feline Fads

A catnip ball is the latest thing for
pussy's good health and general comfort.
They come in fancy shapes. not the least
of them being a fat, roguish- looking
mouse. This is tied to the kitchen door
knob by a stout cord, and pussy-even
the most sedentary self-satisfied specl-
men-is tempted by the delicious scent
10 play with the ball and exercise his
muscles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
What Every Woman Knows

There's philosophy of clothes It's called
principles benefits of
prnng of
indeed a
cntto lie wit andb beauty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06


of suit
s he a
/
mention appeared
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
Woman's Infinite Variot0

They may standardlze the danes, =
As they say that they intend
They are making some advances
Toward that edifying end. &
They may standardize the pranc..
They may standardize the Whit.
But they have no earthly chancsa
None-to standardize the girls
kansas City Jourr.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
HAVE WOMEN PLAYERS" SAYS
STOKOWSKI; mot YET" M'LISS
Exclusion of Feminine Musicians From SYM
phony Orchestras Unwise in the Opinion
of the philadelphia Leader

IN nothing
diving when they virtually field for which they
many for which they cannot show em- is sshca
@ s not only are there no women in the big Orees of the world but n
ny IN pfS sSo words d'G f @ ar @ no 1 @ SoS sssr ss '' @ has article
the Craftsman Of this month this exclusion of women the symphony ch
'' when fn 6 % am.D SInd1r n" So. them IN m musical ~ h. ..
they are capable of doing their fine spirit excellent technique realize
ready enter the world of art are not capable of becoming fluent channels
leaving WGmsn out Of our scheme EN- Of things the ota We are noa
@ eyes we are leaving unused power achievement % as great 1t
bring into
physical endurance spiritual insight very
@ %uS you could @ even take any wsanSd soldier excellent physical con
without laying down the baton at the end Of the opera state of
for good conducting And then add the intense and the mental
strain doubt much indeed women trained they are today physically
himself
A. with witt Olga saafG @ must % drive home me daily % to Mr. S0k" the truth
symphony ncomprehensib me- do not
think that women have yet cut wide enough woh the field of music JUS
Certainly there is which holds music
Thers % % @ % nsCrs no % d % one @ TO recall women cOps
There are few big
syou can count on the fingers of hand But
physical limitations will have to be u
mounted
What Every Woman
apparel are its
] .p0ns0r' So does not ae1aot in any from the ndnsss
o her wit an beauty
The Archbishop Has Spoken
who wish to receive communion
oecoete bouses They
majority
Catholics
siderable.
What
of
e The
their their
JYstfabe
Letters OF the womans Page
communications
,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
The Archbishop Has Spoken

Letters to the Editor the
all communications
he epaero only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-30
AUCTION sALIl-Tuture DAYS
!. =. Carnival e. son,
and
CHARLES *. WILLIS & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

BY virtue Of certain deed of trust.
dated sept mbcr %. 1918. recorded in
Court, in u. Is. 22i,c, page alt. default
having been made In payment OF q nor
non OF tho debt thereby secured. and
III so to do, We viii, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81. 1915.
at o'clock L. NJ.
proceed 10 SELL OH the premises, No
lsU9 North Twcnty-third Street, City,
at public auction, the property men
toned therein and described as fol-
lows: beginning on the east line of
Iwenty-,hird street at a point distant
thereon i2o feet from the intersection
of the north line az !: Street with the
east line of Twenty-third Street, thence
running horthwardly along the east
line or Twrnty-third street and front
ing thereon % feet ami extending bnck
feet to an alley in rear II feet wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia pay all
costs or sale. taxes and Insurance. to
day OF sale, and debt OF Sl52s5 now
due and interest thereon. the balance
of the sum secured in the deed to be
each, the first one to become due and
payable September -. 1916, and one on
the 18th OF each successive month until
all have become due and payable: and
the residue at credit of one and two
years. with interest added and secured
but said residue shall be ma,le s,fhordi-
nate TO the other credit paNnrtitS or
for all cash as to said residue ut the
option of the purchaser.
T.. SITTERDlNG,
j. u. CARNEAL,
CHAS. *. WILLIS.
Trustees
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CHAIRS ROCKERS sErTEES
We sell by
Y.
Six Largo RaIe
sXl2
Tn,brei
omc
'e De'A an" o"ee
line Cooler
Round
. BuNet
rtHT l.M SECOND FIooRwritnE Rockers
wit reguIai
and 80
MorrisCh
- '1"N'eSS oeo-
omentio
% al tend Ladies'
GEoRoE.y. Salesman 80 10y ~ Nu''ons'rs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE

GDon cl"an. we'll. rs,a bi-hcd. paving bust
ncrr and building Rare upporiupity fer
business "f this kind VIII scIl for irniI'n
nlhts possession November l. iaiS. Hca-
Son Tot selling. bad health. Address y 80"
cnre Ttues-Dispa,ch
-.
FOR s"l". confectionery store. "a, Sor,h
=. HARRISON street. Nppiy Ia l1iS East Main
Stre"' u Misaki.n
ATTRACTIVE: proposition in B.lti,norr old
iawil: liquor store. iHIE" stock inp"r nf
dome s'i' goods. Conducted - years same
flrn T. .. Box Ia. Baltimore. sid.
EDI; sale Sru'"ry. butcher si,"p ..u'i '..'I.
tect"n"ry Mus, re sold 1T un"" Nrrlr
FOR sale. IN" bnst general =t"ro ~ We.,
EnI Comp'"t" line fr"sh 'r".te n.h,
TcK"ia bl's, groceries. urycltio~ i;rcrv-
.hinE used by housewife. "" ha,o me
g"ouH that tho profit ~ Ia. DANDY lr..,-
ton. "N'olion, trade. Mostt .A"oIlcrt TO-
son inr selling. Don't answer " t"s h.,"ou' /
the money to hanIln a proposition nj merit.
Fifty 10 skis thousand dollars yearly but
ness Call Madison G26l-J after T. VI
YOtNG r,hE wishes To Invest money IN
profitable business. CAL between hours
monG Hotel.
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It'd WANTS
DAILY, cents u line per Insertion.
SUNDAY. 10 cents a line per inserUcn.

DAILY. cents u line per Insertion.
SUNDAY. 10 cents a line per insertion.
Minimum space. TWO lines!
IL tclephoned or charged at the counter
Inc nSnimum is % cents
fhs following rates for repeated Inssr-
Hos are Tvf rsEp %i8 a aH 1 MR
WITH NO CHANGE OF COPY
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space, TWO lines
SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions. o cents
s-DAl1-Y insertions. IL cents.
insertions. - cents
stssituatioDs Wnnted-Maio and Femsie.
= limo DAILY or SUNDAY, / cents a line
n; tiinSs within one week. IL cents a line.
. Basis OF measurement H. solid agate II,
lines to the inch. and six words 10 the tine
The above rates cover all classified lions
Classification not guaranteed aftcr J.. II.
sUBsTATIONs FOR It'd. WAIT ADS.
Ihe following Times Dispatch Branch or.
neeS are for tho convenience, OF the public
want Ads are accepted by :hem >, tho
regular office rates. which are given abo.c.
- WEST OF FoUSAEE STREET
Vest End Pharmacy. 1927 ". Cary street
CaveaoS Drug Store. FIoyd Avenue and
= Marriner's Drug store. 2d.i Grows A Aven',e
r. L. Booker Drug store. 25ol ~ Main 81,
! ,,,oa sisn T. Drug CO.. Inc Lombardy and
,tFHy,s DRUG store, Allen Ave. and Grac. st.
and s c.ry SX s,re.,. h@F"'1vy' A''e" Avenue
n 2oh baas P Hss,: Coz 81 e g.
auEn.!!. Drug Store. "a 4. n.o. r,n s,.. 5,
Tsrrant Drug Store. Fouahcc and BrorI
- EAST OF TousHEE STREET..
sAsI, +. Jenries Drug store. 2lt L. Broad 81.
Wallis Drug Store. Firth aud Marsh.il Sis
" D SsSsAa 4SS s1,; &"r flD,n a
Richardson Drug Store COZ X SEVEN
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DEATHS


hI.E IL f1Dicd in Petersburg Mrnd,,.
younv...;; 80 NJ. IiCBEET CIAi.kIEj
'soSSmNcst BON ~ Sureliu- uJ Lou On . IL !.
unerAi rsryiccs Will TAX" piaI" in NJ:
Nurnst at o'clock THIS WED%ESpNf
rcnsTns o.. ,,Friehdt INVITED to NEE, Inc
NuNNkM MA EER-Di.J "a, IL.
NIKE pa ents; go? Grow" Avenue At'SrrS
MS ar: 'iA hEh' 'H' IN the tec!T,h year oi
Funeral noti"" later
Eti;-bicd. August q. i'm Ia. b,,,,,1 =
n, s n,s ,naukhisr. Nrs. L-iurs n Rover. s"i
sT rEEsr2fo'h ne AVei"" DE GEORGI. Is
Funcr.i this afternoon al ..cIo,a ,r.,,
Second Ro ptst Churrn '''" ''"'h
.Whh ams q, h.a ine,,a"y Noynias Al the
Sydnor iooa rin S@h 'itt.inW Wtburn Is.
WooDSoN wHIGii'r widow 81 in. RI !, :; y
tSurton b9uiNell Wright she /. -uryt~sI
i:..s Ely yinn ono daughter, Mrs wiisuTn
MriEht. 81 phiiad-iph,a: Char;., ana n 81
TELL 81 Ri"hmOnd. ana Malcolm and +
n wright. -! Caroline County. ono sis..
Mrs Lizzie Testse Wrisht OF CarnI.n:
'onnIS; also SURVIVES her.
me iuneTa! Vii take place from the resi-
m msnce " hDNESDAl MORNING at 1880
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

Fo!t SAFE. Ssereotypers' ms.s. lsS2f; re1ibie
AND tonkh: JUST the tninE to line chicken.
at tho once; "a cents extra for of town
order' tor carriage Address Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-30

miscellaneous lot OF books. statistical and
otherwise. worth SlcD. for sais for $40,
VIII not be delivered Must be called for,
f'irst Floor. Times Dixpa;;b pv!iaiaS
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BOOKS AN PERIODICALS.

FOR spring chickens. eggs. vegetables
herbs. call Jho:npson's Farm. KandoIph
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FOR sALE-NiisceIlaneous

TENTS for sale rent. all sizes. new and
old. foC Camps and all purppAs l. Rose
90. 40 Brook Avenue. Rithrlond.
FOR sale, 90 70 ~ cars sta"e timber. one
measured mile from Atlantic Coas, Line
station VIII sell by bundle by tract.
Address !. '3o. care Times piSratch
FOR sale cheap. regulation b"ciinE alleys.
Hilton. 49, Tenth Street =. w.
Washington -. =.
GAL THIS WEEK wYNNE'S OLD
FASHION VIRGINIA BANANA ICE
1HEAM MADISON 3il0.
EcI: SALE
sTENoTrPE; practically new: viii sell a.
ton address "S;enotyps." l. III. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-30

We will sell, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1916,
for Mr.. Peter Bona. at his store 700
North Third Street. commencing at
1880 y: ~, an excellent. up-to-date
stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries
Can. BOTTLE and Shelf Goods. Cigars,
Tobacco. Cigarettes. Snuff. Candies,
original case goods, Showcases. Coun.
ters. large Double Alaska Refrigerator
Meat Block. Tools. Scales. McCaskey
etc
This is an excellent stock. fresh and
well selected, In wcll-known stand.
VIII offer as a whole. and il price
!" not satisfactory. will immediately
sell in detail.
Sale positive TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
GEO V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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EXPERIENCED REPOSITORIES DRUGGIST
manager In small town. Box c75. Farm
vile, Va.
DRUGGIST. REGISTERED ASSISTANi.
DESIRES position. Sow employed. Y kht
Druggist. i. 7sa. care Times Dispatch.
:OoKEEJ:r.:H ard ttenorraphcr wants
p",nii.u IN Rich nnnd Hss" had Ave
y"arr "sp'ricnis srd en- furnish s sPi"19,.
nu". N"rth Columbus. Miss
sale cuisines ~ Richmond. With larz"
quaint 20. anorx merchants in and around
city. is opcn for propositions. sa'-s'ran
re-i1"nc" manager a." buyer. Al references
Addre.s -. care 1.i1nns- Disratch
BooKN EEPEE. accoyntan; experienced in
position az responsibility, open 10 engage
ment Aldress X 2os. care Times Dispatch
rpUNG man NJ good character and tno
capable o! managing small tusincss. de-
:.r.s n",tt,on either IN mercantiie bus
ref-renges. Address l. ia care Tines
Dspatcil
WANTED, position az clerk by ambitious
SITUATION WANTEr-remaie.
CAPABLE houscl..cper OF refinement de-
sires situation. Address l. 75l. care Times
piapaich
WANTED position governc.. in nice
Christian family T.. q. Fox e.. Princess
Anrc Va. r r. -. No. ].
E% i,i:E S.n%2sr.nn.r asiti5.s 20;
references Address col. Times
tlsDsich.
EXPERIENCED wash woman. SO Bowe
YoCN'i LADY n"nnsraph.r desire, p"si-
TOW ~ ono" rhonc Randolph G9t:-1.
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WANTED. one good sofia man. capu',Is OF
Apply russell X Rowe. Petersburg Va
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HELP wANTED-sIule

WANTED mnrcxisterod clerk with about
Ad1re.. ?. o. Box 1916. Richmond. va.
tn ..rns .s"na
rfiMe b '?N Drh n ss''! Street. s, ri THOSE
registering mrs, Will be siycn preterence
pohs5cEM ~; Msn,ed e town OF 1000: thief
Times .Dlanstch -"'''' o'*''
E%rEniENcGD man a, grinding and bolt,
III care rlnss . DispailEG Ss N''''sS' '''N i
'S ca a nsf wss ss'y Witt iGs
llotsl NGrtolk. Va
wA%TED Nr.,-class,, ful! registered drug.
soil 4 Rove. Pc,ersTur. Va
wn n,,:ls for az, ;noIc Sam II. Is the best en-
." o. Iob;;r open ,l's var, %,il nslp ySI FG,,
Sns VILE ri enE S big i, s2sn y iS
wMXTmp at ns 2n ;oi .Ifog"h pIn,e5 for
90. Ramyra. Va.
roller Mi, a to rs" burr sS1" mil III
por on snare, win dr s" fImIT nd 10
Mmi. " B. M""l"rd Is"fs or tG %a
o1 n o. H..2
Stat. as" rduca "Tp2ricnrs s"I sal.
sa W.l Icy 70. grocery
not airsi of "arR With sa,ne cSn"r.p""s
ono e, Wi,h soms k%owsHSs Of ',nachnery and
Giving ,siephon. aihr.1s aud referen Sn.
I.ox 3si. car. TLtncsDispatch
pcten, srsdns,.s. Great demand Rsasd for bar
bers. Free catalogue. Richmond Barber
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j. WANTED ar1nature winner and repair man
A., I. -. Go. State wages reuuirau
Don't answer unless combetent. sfeaiy ana
sonGr: Stoke Electrtc Co. Roanoke. Va
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HELP WANTED-Femalc.
SITUATION WANTED-,Iale.

WANTED. "a coiored to look after
. E"unr baby. Apply :s6s Park Avenue.
Sncoid El0or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-30

WANTED. an experienced druCcist with
sunicicnt capital Install stock and AK
lures In new drug storeroom in couiry seat
y Oh Dickenson County. Va, in which county
there Is not a sinsi. drug store Dickenson
county Bank. Inc. by W. ~ Pressj.y
{ Cashier, ClintMood. Y, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-30

FUNERAL NOTICES.

or Dr. GEORGE p
ns;STTEEI; Nh be held THIS ,tWEDNES.
49, ,.tr i.fNOcN at O'Clock from So,
ono aptist Church Friends ami No.
ouaihthnces invited TO attend