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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
TO FLOP ONCE MoREY

On the suggestion of Democrats in
the Gogebic and Iron counties, former
Progressive congressman, William j.
Macdonald OF Calumet, has been pro-
posed as the Democratic candidate
for congress to oppose Frank James
OF Hancock, who was renominated
without opposition for the Republican
candidacy at the primaries last Tues
day.
Macdonald is not acceptable TO
certain Democratic leaders because OF
his alleged record as a silver Demo
crat and his alleged activity during
the copper strike OF 1913 and work
with officers of the Western Fedora
ton OF Miners at that time. Houghton
county leaders have wired the state
central committee a stern reputation
of his candidacy. but they think it
likely that they will have to accept
him.
John ID. Cuddihy OF Calumet, chair
man of the Democratic committee OF
Houghton county, and John c. Mann,
member of the State Fish Commission,
are both strongly opposed to Mac
Donald. Four years ago Macdonald
tried for the Republican nomination
for county Office in the copper coun-
try, and failing, took the Progressive
nomination for congress and defeated
II. Olin Young. Republican.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1916.

Auditor General Fuller will be a
candidate to succeed himself and the
people of Michigan will make a SER
ious mistake If they do not continue
him in office. He is faithful, capable
and honest and has the courage to
withhold payment on any claim or
voucher issued without authority OF
law. II would make no difference to
him II IL were the Governor the At
torney- General, or any member OF the
Supreme Court, TO whom the warrant
was drawn, Auditor General Fuller
would refuse payment If such war
rant was unlawfully issued. He has
devoted his entire time to the Office
and has reduced the expense in every
department, and his eagle eye has de-
tected graft wherever II has raised
It's ugly head. He has saved the State
thousands OF dollars by being on the
lob" every day. and 1t would be the
height OF ingratitude to defeat him In
the Convention or at the polls to
make room for some politician OF the
State who would be his inferior in
Office and intellect. Mr.. Fuller has
served the State with all his might,
and the voters OF the State should
show their appreciation OF his faith
full service by sending to the State
Convention only such delegates as
favor his denomination. He is, un-
doubtedly, the best Auditor General,
that Michigan has ever had, and We
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
TAXATION WITHOUT REPREsEN-
TATION.

A study of election returns from
the county primaries last week re-
yeals more TO the West Side than the
mere choosing of candidates for Office.
II reflects the Misrepresentation the
West Side OF the county has on the
county board OF supervisors
Crystal Falls cast a total OF 543
votes for prosecuting attorney; Iron
River, Stambaugh and Bates town
ships cast 1,649 votes for the same
officer. Crystal Falls has three mem
bers on the county board, because
that municipality Is organized as a
"city" under special act of the legis-
lature and has three wards, each
ward being entitled to one supervisor
on the county board. Thus 1,649 vo-
ters are required on the West Side OF
the county TO balance SAB, or one
third that NUMBER on the East Side,
in representation on the county board.
Add to the three supervisors from
Crystal Falls City, the one from Crys-
tai Falls township, and one from
Hematite, Mastodon and Mansfield
townships, and the total East Side
representation on the board is eight.
with Crystal Falls dominating. while
the West Side has only three. More
than two-thirds of the population of
the county are in Iron River, STAN
baugh and Bates townships, and these
three townships also pay nearly three
fourths OF. the total taxes, yet the
small minority in population and tax
es, has administrative control OF all
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

county affairs and the disbursements
q county funds.
II this is not taxation without rep
resentation, what would constitute
taxation without representation?
Is there any more argument for the
need OF the Iron River district con-
solidating and becoming city divid'
Ell into sufficient number OF wards
to give the West Side proper reore-
scntation on the coulty board?-Iror
River Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
L. p. TO VOTE DRYg
Stated That Partial Canvass Shows
Strong "Dry, Sentiment.

Stated That Partial Canvass Shows
Strong "Dry" Sentiment.
A partial canvass OF the upper pen
insula by the Michigan dry" cam
paign committee TO learn how the
Lake Superior country is likely to
stand on the statewide prohibition
amendment at the general election on
November T. has been completed by
dry" representatives As a result
the drys are confident that when the
votes are counted they will get at
least an even break at the straits.
The statement says: Seven coun-
ties in the upper peninsula have thus
far been canvassed with view to
ascertain sentiment on the statewide
dry amendment. Chippewa county,
in its last local option election. voted
wet by only two score or so votes.
Chippewa will return a good dry ma
jority.
"Macknaw county, in the local OPP
ton election conducted six years ago.
went wet by small margin. This
county will go dry by at least 100
votes. The same Is true OF School
craft county. and Baraga. Luce. Alger
and Iron.
"Tn Marquette county. the second
largest county in the upper peninsula.
the drys will poll another majority.
What the other counties will do Is for
the present uncertain. as they have
not yet been sounded out"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

Bankers, Railway Officials and Others
Notified of New Law.

Bankers, railroad and express
agents. brokers and others. who have
been obliged TO use revenue stamps
in connection with their business,
have received notice from the gov
eminent officials that the war tax has
been abolished. Relief by the aboli-
ton of the war tax is brought about
through changes made in the franz
ing OF the new emergency revenue
bill, which became effective last Sat-
urday. The discrimination of the
use OF stamps will mean a saving OF
many hundreds OF dollars annually
in Crystal Falls.
While the scope OF the stamp tax
was very wide and covers almost
everything in the way Of luxuries and
many necessities, the new law makes
many important changes. The tax
has not been removed from liquors,
but has been modified considerably,
and IL is believed that tobacco still
has to produce additional revenue for
the government, but the tax has been
eliminated from nearly everything
that affects the every day life OF the
average citizen.
An important fact in connection
with the new stamp tax provisions is
that those having on hand unused
tax stamps, and having no future use
for them, under the new law, may re-
deem them at any time within the
next two years. II Is uncertain. as
far as Crystal Falls business men
have been advised, just what COM
modities are taxed, but according to
advice already received here Seized
ules A and b OF the old law have been
eliminated. These schedules contain
provisions covering the most impor-
tant items to the average citizen.
The old stamp tax law was passed
by congress in October. 1914, and be-
came effective Dec. /, that year. 1t
was provided that it would hold for
one year with the option of re-enact-
ment. In view OF the fact that re-
stricted conditions. caused by the
war, had not been alleviated at the
end OF year, the law was re-enacted
last year.
Uuder the schedules OF the stamp
tax nearly all financial transactions,
such as the making of a promissory
note. issuing OF bonds, deeds, mort
cages. etc, are released The new
law also removes the tax from brok
ers' stock transactions.
Among the items released from the
stamp tax by the provisions of the
new law, in addition TO those men
toned. are express and freight bills
of lading, telephone and telegraph
messages, indemnifying and all other
bonds, certificates issued by port
wardens. marine surveyors or other
persons acting as such. contract pro-
posals. notes OF memorandum of sale,
insurance policies, passenger tickets
for passage to all foreign ports power
of attorney or proxy for voting. power
OF attorney 90 sell real estate or rent
or lease, seats sold I'm palace or parlor
cars. pcrlumery. gum. cosmetics etc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

hope TO see him continue in Office a.
long as he will consent to serve the
State with the same ability and fair
ness as he has served IL In the past.
Iron County will send an instructed
delegation TO the State Convention
Auditor General Fuller. and we hope
10 meet sufficient number of in
structed delegates at the Convention
10 assure his denomination.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
MUST FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNT.

All candidates on the primary tick
cts for county Offices at the primaries
which were held on August 20 are
obliged TO file an account OF their ex-
penses with County Clerk John r.
Quarnstrom as required by law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16
ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

10 Sunday after Trinity.
10000 a. m.-Sunday School.
7:3o-E Evening service with sermon
Text: Jno. 3 l6.
COME.
DR.. John H. Davis.
Rector.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

Mrs. Fred Terrien, OF Florence,
spent few days in the city, the guest
OF friends.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16


HOOPSmdALMA
y told lesson the gamblers life story Of many
thrills the lives those
who follow the Goddess of Chance o ruin.
You will enjoy the remarkable work Of Mr. Uoon
Miss Hanon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-09-16

1t that NEW quality, in cigarette, that does
for your smoking exactly what drink of cold does
for your thirst!
To satisfy, cigarette must do far than just
please yout must let you knotO you Ue been smoking
That's what Chesterfeds do--they satisfy! And yet
they're MILD
For the first time in the history of cigarettes here's
cigarette that satisfies and yet mild! Chestereds!
Other cigarettes may be mild, but they don't satisfy.
BUT, Chesterfields satisfy-yet they're mild!
This is enjoyment for a cigarette to give It 10
something that cigarette except Chestereds give
you-regardless of price,
Why?
Because cigarette maker copy the Chesterfield
bLend!+
Try Chesterfields-today!
e1qssnsIyssscssaeooc r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
HELP wASTED-siaic


1nNEENMENT Positions in post of
hr"s. railway n,ail AMI other
branches ~" good: pinpac" for ""N-
AIMS nndcr form"r United states CIV
~ service secretary examiner. book
LOT " IL free. Write to-day. rattcr-
son civil service school Rochester,
LEARN detective work IN spare tune:
Er"'; opportunities. best pa. Wrlic
',"N ISL. .\kr"n. -
ma"hiuis,. re: ish aud "ys.tor man
sawyer au'l hls. wagon s,""h f"r"-
man. 10. STATIONARY engineer. hlarl,
smith go, We ,rc ~ different times
n"cdtnr all kinds of SLillnd S:wiulll
mon. Write Mark'... Little Rock Ark
WANTED. comreton, pianist Or piano
teacher t" teach rartIne IN Rich
m"nd: free training IN teaching aud
securing class I" competent, wide
swnlS" young n,iu or woman state
S"n""is. Bangor Hul,n,nr. Cleveland.
EARN 500 weekly writing names and
addresses: ~ canNassiuc luforma-
ton Tor stamp. q; 4. smith, Little
Eo'k, Ark.
AGt:NTS--t;rt newest. uui.kcS, sellers
:. lr"r, from mnkcrs: fun list FREQ.
National Agents Association. l2o
Michigan \vca"". i,n."ae"
II salary OF 500 rnr month and com
missions. with Ijhcrn! expenses. in
ter"*i You. address Dept 1929 2ao7 In
diana Avenue. Chicago
] viii pay amy honest man m to s5n
monthly for part "r spare time. 40
.ahN h"SinS 40 "apital. Write o-,lay
N""rhies. Desk la", omaha Neb
maxi ready. i,c- Easr isroad
WiTr nrn Interested - farming to
take car" 81 farn aud young or
chard % small salary ana interest in
rt"dnctton. Address 30. Travellers
ildE.. ItinhninnII. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
EDUCATIONAL
LEARN TO PLAY
PIANO OR ORGAN
In A FEW HOURS

y Detroit musician has invented Il
wonderful now system which enables
any person or little child to learn to
play the PIANO or organ in an hour
81 TWO.
send Us your name and address on
postal card or in a letter. ana W.
shall send YOU our guido and three
sheets OF music. absolutely free OF
charge.
address: MINERAL .ictho. Musi.
90. 1854. Trgsscd Concrete Build
Ing, Detroit Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
DEATHS.

SILVA Dicd. Friday. Jsnuary 81. lglr.
SNloAlA SILVA. very s.n,:i, My, ~
20" Nicholson street, aged "tGhi y-ci.ht
years. ". Was one II tn. "d.:,, u,.ii
IN T. elton. Being an old veteran. h.
haG liN"1 ia i'uton Sixtv Years IT..
M"- loved hN all that knew htvi. ~"
leaves three children IL mourn thcIl,
io>~, crank, Ton! ana Miss silva.
7 "" funeral wiii talk" p!aDc sunday
att"inoon al 2 o'.iork from -. i'ltrte, s
'hlrch. liIsnuS aud aruui. lutau,,S in.
Nit"'i.
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Los AND FOUND.

LOST. black Rag lined with bIuc
Reward II left =; lill Hanover Ave-
nu..
LOST. white female collie. tan head
AMI cars. answers Dandy" :, r.
ward. COS West Cary.
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BROOK lNCiS.--Dicd. THURSDAY I,uu.
arN 20. GEORGE W. ERooEIN,;S
Funeral T:ilS SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. January ~, ~ O'Clock from
Fcnrth baptist Church
JENKINS. bicd. January -. 1910. at
his rcSidoHr" in hanover, MIR ED
WARD 9. JENKINS. in the iny-
seventh wear Of his age. lie l.. sur
Nlved by his widow. VINO was Miss
Melissa Perrin, and seven children. one
sister Mrs. NJ y. Timhcrlakc
funeral from Flash Church THIS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON At o'clock
lniermcn, IN the churchNard
WII.SIIEN.--Died .Ianuary Il. at la:tn
T. Al III home of br. &. W. A.sSic
@.el East Broad street. :. Is WI.
SilEE Tic was confederate veteran
from Amherst County. Served in thu.
Nineteenth Virginia REGIMENT through
tho war.
Funeral from above address THIS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Do. BILE Your money selling diamond
n, r,"E wh; T.. 1 nIna} G;emnHe perfos!
retails foi so g. q. u. on approyaI
Beck itw"i'N Company. Wholesalers of
diamonds, 10 Equitable Iids.. Ealti-
EL,,l@. vi
HAMMEnMr:N Positions open for
sober. Industrious shape han,ncrm.r,
accustomed 10 working with swcIge
piece work rates, Apply in person or
Gy . lettsr T., Ia, torEe Smnernt.nden,.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
mail clerks sample examination
Floor 4. J.. Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED. men 10 learn na:p4r trade
:or competent graduates: wonderful
demand for paroers. Free catalogue
Richmond Barrier College Kiehmond.
E;Zrr,rIly1,E,I go. : vo-1, - 1,,o,
hy month. Married man who under
stands gas engines preferred. state
M.s"s ,"rNrcttca 'ddrcss |. IS: care
Times Dispatch
get NJ ire h"ohlc,. Il Y -.
tells how Wtitc tr.,iay-nuw El!l
iI"p..i"s Washinston. u. {
SALl;SMI:N 10 place contracts with re-
wood l'noto News Service. lihcrnl
commissions Elliott Service Co.
WORLDS Tower Building, New York.
ANY Intelligent person, cithct sex OF
good education and business ability.
must be able To handle corrcapundcn:a
and write u good business letter. IN
opportun,ty !" start = small but profit
able mail order business in your own
when established: can be managed IA
spare time evenings. or ms q side line
q, first; grows rapidly Scnd for par.
ii"ulars IIcacnci: co. G3g lIcacucl,
II mo "a l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

LOST. DIAMOND BROOCH WITH n
DIAMONDS AND ONE fE.Ai;l. VAL.
~ HIGHLY ron SENTIMENTAL.
REASONS REWARD ~ Itl:Tl'ENE1
rHcHE MApfSoH t7G>-R T.. HON.
Akn Lt:HiiI%S. :"ol NEST BROAD
sr;;l:ET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Parcel Post a12c
Mail Orders
cl.EASiNt;-l-r TiMi:

'.TEE tho christmas ru.h sou mood
i'c"tlcss Cleaner aud Toushor. You
CON bat" to rid. . mics +" 81 IT.:
tn~t % to'y"u, n.ar"s, =tnr,r ., aug
eiSt -" eNcryw here. Vaughn. Mad
son lat;
WHEN tic city goes dry. jus, taio
h"m" a bpttic al Peerless cleaner
aud I'"l'sh"r. II tils tbc bil1. aud L.
good for most ANYTHING Try IT. Youi
grocer nnd hru-giS, scn IT. Waugh
an :. Madison lpl.
Ali. kinds OF ladies and gene. hats
cleaned and blocked. Satisfaction
guaranteed mail orders given pyo,ap,
flrSl richmond. Va
HAT s--l.et Us clean aud r"hl"ch you-
obi LA, INTO In" lstes, Styles to look
Ike new. Mail-orters solicited Sch.oss
~. halter. So East Broad Street
LADIES aud s.ntlemcm's hats cleaned
ana r"Shht'd Special attention 10
,ni"k shipment. EniloG Hat Works
i;tchmonls Greatest iiit Makers $40
A"r'b iifth street.
'Ask tt,i.; rlants, Early. Jersey.
postage. Dealers, writ. for pri.nS. Is
J. DOUGLASS. bon Is, Chesterfield. :. Z. .
OYSTERS by parcel post. prepaid,
quart ooc. gallon. Sl."o. Give me
l,a! {. T. Wainwright. Portsmouth.
WANTED. shipments eggs. chickens.
dressed roniir% and farm products.
hiEhcSt market prices AMI prompt re-
turns Z. r. Wainwright, Portsmouth,
5 Rosc b shes Free iiiia".aa M"n,,.rfmI
nc Wnrid Varieties: Mr.. Andrew c.rn--
=" rur" white. Radiance. ca-msu-- rose.
A,nNon"er 'Itli nf"y purs .&cIiow. i:,o.is Ne
rhUt- Velvet! |EtUSpn. lN"nu. kdci..rut.
r"rnT lain White. 'Th!s r"s" collection SeRt
u
,,.ri> sahSaripti"u I" lI"u.rn"iL lourn.i
~" ti"t"i iIi" ihis U"gastUe = famous
as floral guido ANT f"r b"u-cnull he ~
Money o'Uua"d IL not pleased ,,uil tnatrue-
+pus a.rt nttA oaCh floral collection. Nd
ur,.H ii"U~"i,ui! Journal aud Floral life
S".tA limestone street Sprimshci!, Dhi".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. ri or near Springfield School
child's gold friendship bracelet re.
turn to e6ol East Broad street. Re-
ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
AUTO FREE

We want representatives. in cvciv
locality, No experience or capital
necessary. Send v your name and
address and we shall toll you nov.
you can secure one OF our 5-nassengar
touring ears free for demonstrating.
Ec'iisc Motor Car Co, l15N Ruh.
BlocE. Detroit Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

ElItN 50 weekly, spare time. writing
Tor newspapers. maSa.incs. t.xpe-
tlchIe Giino ceSStrH; "details free. Press
syndicate. III 81 Louis Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
w. II. SCOTT

SCOTT : old Market Drug store is
The store Of Richmond. When vou
&c, anything from SCOTS it's right
Tie l.. :, Suitaua olive oil. &3 The sal
Ion. Doricn olive oil. So" the raj-
lon; :, otis Corn Plaster Mil max IL
ct.ipple dance for joy Toe; SCott'S won
d"Ifui BLOOD Mixture curi:hos he
blood ana makes il as pure as an ia
fuut - tho bottle. SCOTS Di.csff<c
EliNir Is pahacca for nervous ud:-
2cs,ion, 30, Scott'S Liver 'il!S. best
on Garth irc: SCOTS Pile Saive l.. !,
wonder, 2jc. SCOTS Rheumatic Mix
turc positively cures, zoe; Cunni,.-
hams ,ioHai Remedy aud Injection 10.
men does the worlt ,0c each: Cum
ninSham's EliAir Of Life restores los:
manhood. soc: chewing tobacco, ~ am,
&c tho plug: smoking tobacco. zoe IL.
pound. II Magnum l:rand Tea. .ac IN,
half pound. TruSscS lifted by an *
pert no charge for fitting. Mail or
ders speciality. Bic stock. right
prices and polite attention. We beg
Your patron Saturdays only. 3
cakes Sweetheart Soap. 10 cents
LADIES and scntlcmcn's hats cleaned
and rcsha.cd. Special attention 10
Virginia aud North Carolina patrons
quick shipment. United Hat Works
Eichmnnd's Greatest Hat Makers, $40
North Fifth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

" ANTEi'. persons 10 color art pictures
1T home. easy work. no experiences:
So"L pay: sample free. Wheeler CO.
~. Madison, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

SHOES scrt by parcel post or in city
given strict attention and returned
promptly. We use tho very best lcath-
cr in repairing Your shoes. Mems half
sole, nailed, toe: mems half sole. sscwcd
Coo: ladies' Ealfsolr, nailed, soc. ladies
half-solc s.wcd. so Hubhcr heels
s"c aud m Tho ROYAL shoe Repairing
80 80: North S!Nth street Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
HE'LL MISUNDERSTANDING.


UNITED states government Jobs open
To Women. So monica. List Of lobs
Tree. Write Immediately Franklin
Institute, Department .3o-B isochss-
ter, n y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

" NNfEih competent woman to help
lro'' a!ter Utterly lady who is partial
inN4i., salary small Cali boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

WANTED. female COOKS White and coll
or'd: Sooi positions. Cubic c.npioy-
mcnt iursam| Room :, city Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

FIVE bright capable ladies 10 travel,
demonstrate ANA Sell dealers. SIS
- S"o per week. Railroad fare paid.
,foo, ricn Drug Company. Dept. 6l2,
Omaha, Mob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

jonrinn ,.,ra frnc -. ,,o,,,.,.,.,..
:, =. - "''hol7tl itifiS'
rc'iiis" MOTOR Car 60, LON Ruhi
BLOCK. Detroit, Mich
WANT&I, rbo,, ,n.rs,...,, -. -
wnrli Nhn 49,, d. ,~hn,,,.,,t ~ i''''
etching Nununi.n: GOOD ,nh - ,j.,,,
j.. ri, ~; rt, = -
WASTED rTn,Iy,.-,I n,.-,,,i,,r -.
state Of Eiir.,,i,, I,I,irrss =, ~
oar, Tin,r.. Iis,srt,l, -
-----------,
W, ~ "'I'" tuners and skaters
nnih, t''plo! lh'i'l bureau. iioun' .,
IVY i'a'i.
WANTED. Office h"N. acc about lr Nd
dress Drawer l%'f. Guy.
ZIG Kansas company viii start a,nbi.
tinu@ people III fast growing mail
order business; any locality make Sd
oo": spare iimc; no ctnN"&sinr, no cX-
uniuuc selling methods Crc. Eycst,n
President, ID, West seventh pitIsnIrn
Kan.
uL.r I,o,roi, J.. ,,,,,a,.
~, ,nn,,., ~, ~ -, ~ ,oi,N 70
rur,G ,.nnI ,,,sifi,,,' rT -, - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
HELP WNNrI.D-SI.,lo

DO. BILE your money selling diamond
rings, "-N carat Genuine. perfect
hlac white diamond rings ii7In that
retails foi 80 &. -. H. OF approval
seek i,""i'I Company. Wholesalers OF
diamon'ia, 10 Equitable Hid... Ealti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

E\PEItlENCEI nran q WORK on farm
hy month. Married man WHO under
stands gas engines preferred state
wages expected .Idd;css l. 3Ss care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

get. NJ, FREE booklet. Is Y, li!.
tells how, Wiitc tu.,iay-nuw. El.l
llnn..i,a. MnAhiM:toM. y. Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

" .ANTED. shipments eggs chickens
dressed poultry and farm products.
highest market prices and prompt re-
turns. Z. r.. Wainwright, Portsmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

WHITE hcip for hotels. homes. house
keepers, etc. Apply Virginia Bust
ness Exchange. 3l6 North Second. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

SAl.fSMi1N. now selling drug and de
hiltinent stores, may secure excel
tent new, and permanent side line;
large commissions, send ne for conf
pl"te SAMPLES Tn. Wmbrough Co.
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

AMERICAN LNEut; GUlr..Ac. shippers
al Il, por, ana cuGint ".inc a.cpcN.
Get l.nCd IN Poser Building. North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

WANTED. neat. tNrcricnccd cam
NaSscrs to work a. up-to- date hou> g :
aoii commodity. can Monday after
noon between ami T. NJ, Si3 Fast
IirshAll
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