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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26

G noNoaoM1
&isa ,tnb ieine 5eit1ns 9iiinamii1lbc.
1ur6 BEN groBen Siee Ser Sir
NEE bes Generals pol, Welom iiber
6ie rltiiiide 5. Nrmee lit Ser Mngrifi
gegen Sligo meiter porgetrogen NOR
ben. Nun gebt Ser @ort1arid) audi,
an 6ieier Stele fraitig nod Often.
0abnrh riidt bas @ebiet Don Miga1
uno ieiner 6eitlng 9iinamiin0e mo-
fer III Sen &reis uni eres SSnterei1es.
gs aper0en barllm einige Mittbeilulr=
J gen iiber 0ielen 2anoitrid ange6radt
iein.
&iea ielblt lit beute befanntlid
feline 6eltlng mebr, % III Ben Sab
rem 1857 bis 1863 Sic @alle llno
9altionen, NIT oenen oanlals oie Sc
thug Sligo perieben NOR, abgetragen
!mllrben n,tb &iga 81 elmer offenen
.lStaot erflart ml,roe. Ger 5fllt oes
Safers BON &iaa lit Ser ipenige ST.
lonneter norolpeltlid Don Sligo geIe-
aenen alten 6eltung Diinamiinoe
iibertragen moroen. @ie i6on Der
Same beiagt Ser iibrigens i'm
Sabre1893 urliiifi5irt" ls,6 III hit
9piilsf" abgcaroert mmrbe - liegt
Iiinamiin0e an Ser Miinouug Ser
9iina IN ben Nigailden Meerbuleu,
nno 8ipar auf oem linfen l1fer oes.
5luiles, fur5 binter Dem ginflltB eli
mes 51peiten 6lulies, 1rdn1li6 ser aus
I&mrlanD fommer0en @oloera. 9ie
Gage 9iinamiinoes lit baonr6 MIDI
tig nnb giinltig 5u nert1en. Mit &i-
90 ielbit lit oie 6eitung burh cine
feline giienbabn &iga-8ploeroa=&az
Iel1Oamm Derbun0en. @ei 9iinamiin-
De befinoet iib ein 2el.dttburm, Ser
auf ei1em' bon ser &ailerin aatba-
riia erridteten Steilroamm itebt.
l0ieier Steinoamm bon 0iinamiinoe
bat iiir &iga grobe @eoeutllng allf
mirtbi6aftlidem @ebiete erlangt,
penn binter inn befin6et fid Ser
grobe @interbafen NIT einem Sief-
gang BON 5 Meetern, ser mebr als
1900 Sdiffe auf5ulteBlnen imtanbe
iii.
Sic Setting lit ipieoerbolt ernellert
11nb ltarf alsgebal1t mor6en, 90 1ie
bidtige S,1tereIlen auf milit4riidem
nn0 tpirtbld)aftlidem @ebiete 51 idii=
ben fat. Gus gauge @ebiet miro pott
Dem 6ll1blauf Ser 9iina beberrldt,
Die bier SIT betrad)tlider @reite att=
ipad)lt un0 an n1allhen Stellen rl1no
900 Dieter miBt. Die ianoigen l1fer
liI0 pielfad bier nit @alo beoedt.
9er l1rlprung ser T%eltungsmerfe
gebt auf oie Ib1tigfeit oes Deutlden
&itteroroens 5llriid, ser bier in Oil
namiinoe eih befeItigtes Sdlob er=
riftete, aus 6em iid ipater Sic Sc
flung entfpidelte. l1ripriirplid} mar
0iinamii,1oe ein &lolter Ser Glitter.
cienier, bas im Sabre 1900 bon 9i-
/. IDIOT gilbert gegriin0et lmlrbe.
e Die 5eitung 0iinamii,1oe fat idon
IN friiberen &riegen cine Molle &c.
lpielt uno mebrfah I'M 2aufe oer
+ Sabrbnnoerte ibren @errn getped),
ielt. Mebrere Scale, tpie in sen Sab.
rem 1918 Mnb 1903, apurbe iie bon
Oen Sdppeoelf erobert. Sn ser 3npi.
iden5eit ltan0 lie unter iadNiidet
&erriddft, 90 lie i'm Sabre 100 bor
ben Sadlet erpbert poroen mar
3ebn Sabre ipditer. ant IA. M1guii
ITO, ~eritiirmten lie Die @uifen, sic
|iie e,ogiiltig omt Sdlub 0es norbi'
lden &rieges i'm Irieoen bon Mp.
itaot 1921. erbielten. Ser bon Ser
Muiien beltimnte ruiiiid)e Name fiji,
oie Iitung bat iid ridt cingebiir.
gert. @eoer Nutien npd Geutidt
ODER 2ettcn ncltneil lie llit.GmtnSf
ionoern lie miro allgemein NIT iDrem
uralten Manel Giinamliinoe 6c5eidt
net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-26

- Mus etnem Nelopplts
brief. $50 oDu frasteit, ob i&
bas Wuritblatt legelmabis erbaltc.
2eiber tann i9 nllr Cen 5~lpeiten Sell
beiner Nnfrase III beiabencem Ginas
beantnorten. IS lpare mir lieb.
tpenr Du nab beit @erbleib Hst
Murit Na@fori@unsen anitelen rur.
beit."
@unere Rinoer p,o n h,u.
e. Der tleine 9nns Itebt re: Selts
urab feet 3u, pis ,eine Ramerccei.
rarieg" ipieler. Do trr1.at telnt
Mutter unb fruat i'm: .gpielt Du
oenn nidt altd) nit, .@a!ts?" Darauf
Der aleine: rJur biele 5hlaht ideis
De id aug. Mutter; id bin nam,
lih iapn aefaQen."
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

Falls.
Sam Maxi, farmer. Crystal Falls.
Isaac Huluke, farmer, Balsam
Rev. Poyseor, farmer, Crystal Falls.
Albert olexa, farmer. Balsam.
Chas. Berglund. farmer, Amasa.
John w. Wierikko. farmer Crystal
Falls.
Chas. Honkala, farmer, Balsam.
Frank Muel, farmer. Balsam.
The +, & A. Lumber Co, merchants,
Crystal Falls.
r. c. Afford, farmer, Crystal Falls.
And Ronquist, farmer Crystal Falls.
Amos Ismay, farmer. Crystal Falls.
John Johnson, farmer. Mastodon.
Julius Hendrickson, farmer, Masto-
don.
John Fisher, farmer. Balsam.
John Tufts, merchant, Crystal Falls.
Alex Rogers, Co. officer, Crystal
Falls.
Robert Munns. City Mayor. Crystal
Falls.
John Koski. farmer. Crystal Falls.
Erick Anderson, farmer Crystal
Falls.
The total amount OF the capital
stock provided for is 100000 and
the company was incorporated under
the laws of Michigan as the Crystal
Falls Creamery Association"
Let A Contract For Plant
The organization was then ready to
let a contract for the erection OF the
building and the Hastings company
was given the contract TO build and
equip the factory for the sum OF
$4,000.
The question OF a lot was soon set
tied by the purchase from ID. NJ Ross
OF an exceptionally well located lot on
the Tobin mine branch OF the North
Western. The lot cost $4,000 so that
the factory when ready to begin busi-
ness cost the stockholders the sum OF
$5.47000. leaving them a surplus in
the treasury with which TO do busi-
ness.
The first work necessary was the
sinking OF well on the property.
The well was sunk q feet through a
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04
Subscription 500 Per Year

hard pan that had TO be blasted and at
that depth a flow Of the finest water
imaginable was encountered II is
little surprising that the company
found il unnecessary to go TO the
ledge but such is the case.
The work OF erecting a building was
then started and pushed TO completion
and was ready when the plant arrived.
The building IS a one story, frame
construction 24x40 and contains
four rooms, the boiler room which is
24xS. the main room which is about "a
feet square. the office and the refrig-
Grating room, each SKIS.
The plant consists OF a low pressure
boiler bricked in. II has shell OF 6
feet and length of IL feet An engine OF
6 h. D. and OF the upright type stands
next.
A pasturizer. which consists OF two
parts, the starter can OF 20-gallon cap
acity and the ripener with a capacity
OF 300-gallons.
The churn is OF the barrel type and
holds about 800 gallons, capacity am
pie for the present needs of the fact
ory. In addition there are many
smaller pieces of apparatus that don't
look like much but which cost lot
when one is buying them Chief among
these is the Babcock tester.
This machinery was erected and
complete ready to be turned over TO
the company on April 1, last year.
Made A Wise Selection
In the meantime the directors had
made a move that spelled success to
their plant IL there was any one thing
more than another that could spell
success 10 them, and that was the
selection Of Tom Wills as manager for
the plant. The entire business OF
running the plant was turned over 20
Mr.. Wills and he undertook II with
determination TO make IL n winner
Mr.. Wills took only the directing OF
affairs. the financial end being dele
gated TO John Tufts who has given the
business as careful attention as he has
TO his own private business. II is main
ly due to the attention given the COM
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

ANNUAL MEETING, TO BE HELD NEXT SATURDAY, WILL BE AN
INTERESTING ONE
IvsINEss DURING PAST YEAR SHOWS
History of the Venture With Statistics and List of Patrons For
The Year--Brght Future Ahead For
The Association

A meeting OF the stockholders was
called and an organization perfected.
II was found that SO shares OF stock
had been subscribed at $4,000 per
share. On March 11th a meeting was
held in the Diamond Drill building at
which officers were elected at follows .
President j. r. Gibson, Amasa
Secretary. John Tufts. Crystal Falls.
Treasurer John soderman, Crystal
Falls.
Manager Tom Wills. Crystal Falls.
Directors: ]. r. Gibson, John Tufts,
John Soderman, Tom wills, Anthony
Davis. sr., John Johnson and Erick
Anderson.
List Of Stockholders
X. Jarvis, farmer. Crystal Falls
c. A. Robinson, hotel keeper. Crys-
tai Falls.
L. Roth. Sr, farmer Crystal Falls
Mrs. Fred Schmidt. housewife. Crys-
tai Falls.
John Bauer merchant, Crystal
Falls.
Fred Reindl, merchant, Crystal
Falls.
John T. Roth. carpenter, Crystal
Falls.
d. M Ross a Co. grocers, Crystal
Falls.
Alex Leonard, machinist, Crystal
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

A trifie over year ago a representa-
tive OF the Hastings Industrial Co.
came TO Crystal Falls and canvassed
for two months in an effort to get
subscriptions TO a creamery company
wtch he proposed to form here. He
had the active assistance of Mr.. Hoop
ingarner. our county agriculturalist,
without whose aid he undoubtedly
would have failed Mr. Hoopingar-
ner had advocated "A creamery for
many years and was instrumental in
getting creamery representative TO
come here and make the canvass.
Plan on Which We Formed
The plan on which these people
operate is TO have representative
canvass community and secure
sufficient stock subscriptions to in
sure the financing OF a creamery.
Then company is formed and con-
tract made with the said company
under which the Hastings Industrial
co. actually builds and equips the
factory and when II is ready for
operations they furnish man to oper-
ate Il and see that the business is
started on on a proper basis.
All OF those details were gone
through with here and, after much
work, sufficient stock was subscribed
to insure the success OF the venture.
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

Falls.
Fred Stevenson, farmer, Balsam.
John Soderman, farmer. Crystal
Falls.
]. 7. Gibson. farmer. Amasa
r. b. Webb. merchant. Crystal Falls.
Alex Ekola, farmer. Crystal Falls
Chas. Uren, farmer, Crystal Falls
Joe Lachapelle, farmer. Crystal
Falls.
Alex Aho, farmer, Crystal Falls.
Thomas Wills, merchant, Crystal
Falls.
Isaac Anderson, City official. Crystal
Falls.
Peter Johnson, farmer, Crystal Falls
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04


Falls.
John Meyers, Jr.. merchant, Crystal
Falls.
Harry Wills. engineer. Crystal Falls.
Fred Roberts, engineer. Crystal
Falls.
Ira odgers, Diamond Drill operator,
Crystal Falls.
Henry Perry. farmer, Crystal Falls.
Roger Jackson. farmer, Crystal
Falls.
August Laurvaret, farmer, Crystal
Falls.
Anthony Davis. farmer, Crystal
Falls.
Knud Nelson. contractor, Crystal
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

Falls.
II. Baughman, farmer. Kelso.
W. j. Richards. Mine Supt.. Crystal
Falls.
Rafael NJ Notes, Pool Room, Crys-
tai Falls.
Albino Notes. Pool Room. Crys-
tai Falls.
Eli Puotinen, farmer, Amasa.
Frank f.. Johnson, farmer, Crystal
The diamond drill., 1916-03-04

Mrs. Erick Anderson, farmer, Crys-
tai Falls.
Sergis Erickson, farmer. Crystal
Falls.
Paul Davis, farmer, Crystal Falls
Emil Larson, farmer, Crystal Falls
Chas. Peterson. farmer. Crystal
Falls.
Ed Claus, farmer, Balsam.
Louis Roth, Jr,, farmer, Crystal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
n; e.>I.,:- CHANCES


TWO lots. :"- foot front. i2h-frui dcci,.
rarriuc" Tor cisiI reed luou"l liIrh-
land Sr.iuG&. Square and hHii FROM
car address. {; ~? care Ti;uc> IBIS
Iatch.
10 YOU ucci - yorruG man ia OF near
ii,hm"ud !: years sales and m"uu-
f,'turiug experience; *mali anonmt Tor
Investment Nov "wrlu!rd with large
arm. g I'D. care Times Dispatch.
>. men and women wanted Immediate
". VIZ establish Iou in permanent
hH&tuuss, wia' exclusive territory. SUP
rlNime YOU with mariin" ,hIt wc win
d"muu$liat" aud guarantee YOU eau
turu out $50 of STAPLE woods d',rly.
Total cost for laW material nuh lauor
So" Your nct rrolit 500 daily. go"
cash required for machine aud con
trn"i. Territory %oInC fast, l'uuau;tl
opportunity. See l<iddrr, ISIS Arch
street. Philadelphia. Ia.
WASTED. party 10 take cnur"c az bot
tiuc plant out OF city as Inann-:'r.
Must have t"u" - iuv"st Address *
iIN. cal" Times Dispatch.
WOULD like 10 iuNcst reasonable
,N"uut iu supc good business give
nr'cc and full particulars. i 81, care
Tunes dispatch.
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FOR HENT--:.unlus

''-''----- ---------------
Frk r"rr councciin. Furnished
,.,,,,' 49, III. 10 h"Ii-
Ia '''''S"" ~"
EN!Slitb rooms. central location.
INE"E. furnished rooms. hou:ckccp-
ING 3i'" furnished ual =. East
To l"'. furnished room; electric light
and bath ipply 49," FLOYD Avenue
NICELY Furnished rooms modem con
N"ntcrccs, priVai" family Nppiv 3ls
N"Ttn SYCAMORE street
THREE rooms. tcam-hrytcd. electric
iEh's. 'nrE" closets IN rooms. .;oulc-
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AUTOMOBILES

tN -AcETYLENi. welding. Yields nil
broken metal auto parts. cylinders
.n" 'nS"s. transmission eases rear
u Nin housings. frames fond. RS ,.;,
= T. Fleming. 10 North Rclyidcrc
street ihouc Madison 1895.
f'l;h roadster. good condition. -icw
tires. SIS" y. u. rillcr. 1905 West
fipaI street.
fri; sal' iHii $50 Hudson in rcr-
i"yt shape, Now pHin,. ucW TOP. ncw
~lir ""y""S and over size tires Al.
dr'sS 6 ""i care Times dispatch
Fol: sulo. i?lt. 5-pag"cuccr Ford car
M good. condition. Apply 10 Hun
street, south Richmond
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W.tNTED-ftoom and Board.

-----'--' - = -. ---------.---- ---.
Ihi No couple want room and board
with pr,vat. family give lucuttou
nud price i'm f'St letter - -" car.
Tiwo.-l'iSpat
YOUNG lady desires room ANA board
vicinity STUART Monument stat,
terms. - i3>. care Times Dispatch
MAN and wife wan, room and hoard
First '""r. private family prcfcrrod
state luri lio' and price "a first Ic';Cr
%. c;.:c Times. Dispatch
NNNT:b, room ana board near lticn-
m"1d iron Works or @cutlcm"u ON
night work. Wyit" particulars + 2ll
r.lL, 'il.nne lti.nltch
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w \ N1E.D-\ycntS

SrLENDI' erusrol agency emporium
-. for an "Nrerienc"d life insurance
spordcH,e treated ztrtctlv yonrdcrif.,l.
, -. ca~e Ttn.r,-pispa,cf
AG i.;ii,5: .! yaks 5os per sygr oroot
li"tios. Catalogue free sullivan 10
,-"i West Van bGrcn street chicago.
M4nEE% is!k,nE machine playU- ANY
West hir'>-fourth New York
AGENTS. inves,igat. Il you wan, ar
Great labor Haycr for housewife" large
Yves, Chc>,e". -. Dept T..
AGENTS salary or conm,-siou Great.
inh nE! on sight 2"r !" 5oe PEI cen,
G,"h'' bli as"mts s"i"s So" hi :
Nfs Co y -. Ia crosse WIS
rrop%sit,ion Conner .carued ;@o in
a ,'., al HT'a ,.,,o s., ~ 4i%ys w. H.
nee White to-day Con'er Mfl ~
~ riot street. paytor. e.
$1,000 lcr man per comfy strange
Nv"utou Startles world, agents
,ma&cd 70 ,m"Tpcricnced men. divide
iu - days. Schlci"hcr. a minister. SIn.
Fir, l. hours. $1,000 cola cash made.
pui banked by Stoueman in 30 DAYS
~ai'r h.ih equipment fo' amy nome at
only So" Sclf-he"uu2: 40 plumbing
Exclusive sal" Credit 2iN"u. send no
money Write ie't.r or postal io-day.
Nlcn NIX e" l37 .Nlen Hldg To
l,elbares Naptha Washir2 Tablets
W"sh clothes wlth"ut rubbing guarai-
t""d not !" inlur" TN" finest fabric. no
ami SOLID hy Napthal Washiu. T"Ilci
90. 80 South Dearborn cnicaso. Ill
AGENTS.. snpnnicS' household line on
"nrth I."d-hot sellers, steady re-.
pcarerS 100 per cen, prom, $50 light
weight, fast selling. popular priced ne
cess.,ics. Agents oUlft free Get
busy. onic%. Write, to-day; postal
viii DO American Products Co. ESQ
american Bldg" Cincinnati. .
AGENTS. here's what th"y al ua Il,
oouc"u,' 8ted Liquor i.Vtra"ls 'or
maN0a liquors = home, Str'c'lE l. ri
inmate. No license required 70 10 So
= dr. "oS> iusf 2 postal to.,lat leN
for fro' eanrlc M " rrickc'' sales
ma a-'r fl2@. Third street 'inoiu
, 81, .,.. no'-!A rs .,:rwArn
-r"aioef moucy-mallinG noGsc.to
house uroporrjou advertised ~ tl.cac
column = Y q, Little wizard l.onor
solut"'t without rubbing II contains
81" par"'lu " waN. and tn,rc is moth
rs itE" or the markct soils FOR
10 cuoGco for i've family yasniHes.
n.eS you "'rd MI You dn is 10 l"avo
'h" IRE" sawp!o with Tho housewife,
10 hceou" ION" s;oady and permanent
customer Thus ia poe'tGN,l, tho most
-''rnr0o *un '"udorfuI iruo" s,.vcr of
-" Az" AND "u u'l makc /, -r.;,i
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ROOMS WITH ROAKE.

WASTED. couple OF two young mon
=" "ccupy nicely furnished. Steam
heated rooms on south Third street:
table board: price, $50 each can
Randolph l1,2-W.
ROOFS ana board. trtuscu, or pcrma-
rcal, steam heat. special rates tor
"Nlc borders irl Erst 'rarEnn
HEiG III front room. With NV bu,h.
aStaUlHrcrUs heater. ovcr!rc',iu.-
MuNro. i;tTN. References rNth,u.rd.
: North I.HCr"i Madison Gn2y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

men VIII" have Successtuly managcd
Speciality s.,lcSnicu experienced either
in selling general merchandise stores
pr c GtSr o: m ro sS '"y o p'gn G
S@0o 10 $500 monthly. State your sell
ms experience nrst icitcr. NJ l.: Tar
Ner. south Clinton street. Chicago.
concern 10 SOIL merchants greatest
specially OF the day $50" 10 5000 per
experience W. j. Smith. station G..
Cleveland O
CLENN-CUT ambitious salesman with
%mr'%SSfmi rcIord to rGinrcsNm, prom
cialtics sold to johbcrs dealers aud
consumcrS. SALARY expenses and BONUS
( qualifications i'm Initial letter /. M.
care Times Dispatch.
SALESMAN. capable speciality man Tor
N,rE .idn,i,a,, S,anie in" on new new. and
wsSEly for oypGnxss' Mics i Btx ier
90. @iS-5 Cariin R!dC.. Cleveland, q.
arN ard commission, CAN to-day >
!" u bradley. 1901 Els; Marshall
SALESMAN TO call ON ,are" manurac-
'nrcrs selling oils for which there ia
now q biz dcn,and. Good paying prop
osition. Tho Middle states oil Com
many. cleveland. -.
,1I,rorTI.It.r>. Co.., ii, ,;,
awake. travelling representative. with
I;rfm,.nmi, ', ; 81 .mS -, 81 ''1,
r,rid ad,anrnn,,,nt \ius, r,.n 500,
"cSSful selling experience AMI good ref
con,n,issin,, VIII l,',w'i'I,. W. .n,,,i,
star, occ ,uI y,r,nn. iinc. I', -;
nrSt lottor. Address |. t@3 care Tines
,2lSna''n.
80
outIc, rn, its ,.oo,,, la. on, -, 800,
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" ASIED-Agcuts


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az i,r,..s, ,c,',c ,.iiy.,,i,,,I,;,
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N'ih, iIlu' a.lu '"ni X Nv t"-iS yr'"
W. ~" l; = l"'cnt o.'"S' tc'noNcS IRON
bt.. MARTINS agents vy;,ntru :rhr
~, i..i,,l o. NH. Fewer. ,r IN
~ iE"'m,,.nt -, :, ,hn ncr..j,y ro,. ,,nk
~ sr,Iir" MI 'isi,,Y an inf,i,,..rJ
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,.,,>.r. .;,-;,. ,,,,,
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na'I '"'l i'n' 81 ."i.'' so"'S 10"
per Seh' nron,, Wn'N'""' ""' ''"S'
te'Sh. kIciimohu. VI"
I9II; textile mills will cmnlov every
where r,liabIr people to ,akc orders.
sweaters, waists aud skirts from sam
- :''t".A ~ ,.''i Ill
tih". NO experience. irimahcnt. Many
mHkihE over $50 WechiH: :tchhtaSt
NILS l'"p' j ~, 'oho'S, y.
49,, A. al
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WNNTf.D-I,uonrs.

THREE OF bright uufuvuisEcd rooms
fcr light hons"!>ccpim". licut uGsi
L." reasonable. state Cul! particulars.
also rent in first letter Addrc"s + 10.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 rent tee spare. viii,
use Of phone. on; "a Town half the
lime j 22N. care Zines Dispatch.
" tNTI:, at Once. !. dry room Cll
i,arttInlg .1pl 4
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I'DR S.NIf.-Macliincry.

49,
fbl; sale, ono electric hcistin: machine
sliding bars, elevators and Fifteen iron
whrclhnriow". Apply w I:cujamiu
DAVIS, Room :p1 lark Bldg
FOR sale. G-hnrso- power steam engine,
i-hoVSc- i,uwcg boiler. ! !. horse power
ClcC:"ic motor. wood saw and frame
dnuEhmiNinc machine, cross ruilr".
ali in good condition. aut cheap NJ.
u. staples. ISL, HUI street.
FDI; sale. lJoOo- gallon express tank
so foot steel tOwcr aud deep we'll
puiur This outfit GOOD rs new Hid can
hc purchased at big nrr;ain. Nd
dress u i21. care Tin IS. piSpatch
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" All t.D-saies:,ltn

EArE OPPORTUNITY
'N,NG -. 80 e-NlFe res so = -
az -eHs6l- s. estate arIr. .Illrcss
i' So care Times. Dispatch.
SANS 3-..N waited Experienced <ps-
c.a.;y men 80 sell chiuswnre, glass
SION. Y2y.ols Neat-y FAN or side
it1e Lra"lH- account ".loWed sales
men wrr ciE pJoa.cc results. "a.
;.ona, Importing rg. :, Louis, Mo
Statesmen b> leading .a,c embroidery
importers hncWlcue. Of line no,
neeess4i! but must ue acquainted
~mouS IN! -oCGS merchants Iu large
critics, OF general mHrcAnnalse stores IN
small 10" MS Liberal epU"EtS>IOU IA
son 81. Madison square New York
WANTEp vNpsp fenced sp.y.alty SAL
man TO WORK. small country town. 4.
-1 HH, month ana expenses. Arlc:te
,HiI Fr 9, 49, 60 Main and c'ar~
" AM Ed, salesman to sell our line 81
ie'nrer9nrr drinks in small county
towns - per cent commission. $40
60, ~, south Main stree. st l.ouis
Mo. poparimcut =
WANTED. Sa!e>mem OF Speciality o. All
Ncruslns specially road experience.
i,'n"'"b1'. 'srouSi"lc house, GEar.h
iecd "Siap! shed line Strong patented
controlled spc,iulti"> Gty. ,Npcr.,Ece
nrs' lott"r Sh.dd- Brown Nil. 10.
WANTED, .trayelir& sal"smor VINO Will
u'c 'u IaAmtut tu' plucu- yyith NOR
GnaniS TN. line that's dir!er,.ii.' ana
..aIlll;;wgo,ol tailoorng ine, quoting i sud-
for rarticuials J " Jones y sons. i2i
AHd-c,,y run> Hld-. chicago
SALESAil.N make biz money selling
or ,punchGaqarI de,,l> hndrcss Eeh-
isALEsMHNAGI:E wanted Somcthiu.
no n. l'l.S urrt-t.It l...'.fl+- .
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TN: " l:lSSTEi;.

TIM: ~ EESTcE
ROOMS AND board absolutely FIRST
class; ceu,,al. hot water Ecai prices
very reasonable. allison 2i35. !Ol4.
49, ,;"s' C'"s
"o ~ ,,',f,iS Waniru rates reasonable;
Apply - South THjrG street '''''''"
<Irt,
~. Hi"' ~ q l'aSiiNC rooms, with
,ig -, ,,,',,;. -.
,,o,,,s ii" n,iho''N I
- -, -.t ~, w, 80 ~,
TW' lir@" S"r"ud-S'ory rooms. one
front. together 90 separate. with or
S,;nrt II, i,.i,I ,.i,,.r,, N'H' '''"Sc
FOR rent Me" front room. steam heat.
'''N'
70 'Ilii. trhL""m aud %r'll. club
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WANTED-CountI.y Board.

desires board on stool
farm ina Underwater Virginia WU
ray ful price and hcr Want. lr
f"rHatiuu. i oh. care Times dispatch
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Richmond Lumber Co., Inc

extends |" those who US" lumber and
'l'i work - hearty invitation 10 inspect
their wcll-as"ortcd stock II promp,
>"rNi"", high grad" material and re-,
-"u"h'" prices interest You gct in
ipu"h with us.
RICHMOND LtMBi:E co. INC
Fourth and Stockton streets
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Observation-Disclosures

LATHE. wanted, - or lJ-inch swing
Il Ia \ feet long. Advise price and
where can he sccu. - it3. care Times
Dispatch.
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ron: MOTORISTS.

T'T. NDTOTtTSTS.
y I 7 !. y L - y: dcnnoUulabi.
"H""ls. natural wool or black
iiri"h. with extra rim. put on.
! -" no No;I believe in bar
t:H'US' it"r"'S Your chance for
- snort Time Soc MS for your
.\i'rb SUPPLIES.
-"'h with service. banner
I'r"tll""S Company. Seventh
aud Franklin, Richmond
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II you have odd furniture why VIC haNo
tn" ucN. $50 come around aud Let rs
~ change. You p9N tho difference.
southern Furniture C"mpnuy > East
~ ,.,il.
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BOARDING.

l0noM aud hoard a, -? South Third
street. elegantly furnished. !:ut- water
neat shower baths. excellent table.
uihncr served G."u; special accommo-
cations f"" trausicuts. prices mod
craze.
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W you arc looking for quality. honest
workmanship. ;,ud the right prices.
50" National so" Ton 60, 1921 West
broad l:"ud"ipE 3JSG.