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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

good for fifteen and ten barrels, re-
spectively. On the same stream. the
same company has the rigs completed
and started to drill Nos. Il and -.
on Eli Fork of Cobb'S creek, Wash
ingtou district. James Potter and Com
pany have the rig completed for No.
II on the Standard Fuel Company's
property. on the same stream. the
Maryland Oil and Gas Company has the
rig completed for No. 3 on the a. C..
Pauley farm. In addition TO the start
ing OF new work there are about twen-
~ wells drilling and rigs up in Lincoln
county. The average size Of the late
competitions is not much above ten
barrels.
BatSOn Farm Well Holding Up.
All of the large wells on Dents run,
Warrington district. Marion county.
show a sharp decline in production.
except +. ". Bartlett's No. 3 on The u.
f, BatSon farm. which Is still holding
up at 1916 barrels 4 day. No. ! on the
same farIu il down 10 100 barrels and
Hickman and humans No. 3 Alfred
Kendall, 2l5 barrels. The Delmar oil
Company's No. u on the John l. avs
farm shows the greatest decline. The
production for the twenty-four hours
ending at : O'Clock yesterday morning
was $50 barrels. For some time. or be-
fore the Batson farm No. 3 came in.
this was the largest producer il the
Dents run pool.
Southeastern Ohio.
Operators in the southeastern Ohio
fields are not completing anything bet
ter than light bumpers. This condition
applies 10 all districts. The only hope
for better than light producers is in
the deep sand territory and for j num-
Der of weeks that territory has made
a poor showing. In the Junction City
district. Jackson township. Perry coun-
". the Carter Oil Company drilled a
, test on The Junction City Clay Com
pany's farm through the Clinton sand
and il is showing for ! i've barrel
pumpcr. Wells OF this size are far be-
low what mus; be expected ia the deep
territory 10 make profitable producers.
In the shallow sand territory in the
Woodsfeid district. Summit township,
Monroe county. ". w. Miller and Com
pany drilled test on the John Green
bank farm into the Big Lime. II is To-
C3LeQ S,VvV lSSt souNA VI bAS4SSNN'A
and estimated 10 be good for twenty
barrels q day. IN Meade township. Bel
mont county. the Natural Gas Company
Of West Virginia drilled 40. on the
John LuelleH farm through the Bic
Injun sand and it shows for twenty
barrel producer
In Knox township. jefferson county,
Stratton Brothers have five barrel
pumper IN the Berea grit at a second
test on the Stratton heirs farm. In the
Cow run district. Z. E. Knowlton and
Company have started to drill No. on
the c. NIorninEstar farm. The German
National Bank is drilling No. on the
S. f. Dye farm. In the same township
George Needs has completed test on
the Rachel Beabout farm and 1t shows
for q two barrel pumper in the Mitchell
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
TRUCKS USED NOW.


PTTTSBURG. Nov. 3.-Forty-two
new automobile trucks have been sub
stituted for all the horse drawn We
hicles and street cars used by the gov
eminent for the collection and trans
portation OF mails in Pittsburg. The
change is part Of plan on the part OF
postal officials in Washington to aoan-
don the use OF horses in the larger
cities.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

pound l was q ply
steal wreck. I had
been going to a doc
tor for several years
but he did me no
good. Afriend told
me about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, so /
decided to give it 8
fair trial, and it gave
me relief from bear
ing down pains
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
REAL ESTATE
WEST UNION
Property for Sale or Exchange

EIOpeIIy 4V4 E0S145 V4 G'z0IIe1715S
On the main street West Union, we have plot OF
ground $50 II. square. less which there IS
fOur dwellings tina; renting FOR so per month.
VIM sell outright exchange for ClarksbuTg Real Es-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

Pockets to the right Of them.
pockets to the left Of them and
pockets behind them, that IS the
latest in evening gowns. This beau.
tiful nile green gown with waist Of
silver lace from Maison Maurice I'M
ished in dainty fashion with rhine
stones will undoubtedly be the
debutante's choice this winter. The
material is so draped as to form four
pockets, one Of the unique features
Of the gown
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
MONTPEIIE R ADDITION

Five room cottage bath, cellar. and two por
$500, $500 csah. balance SEQ per month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
CEIENT BLOCKS.

: lime, plaster. cement. sand. sewer
1ipe, etc. Prices right quality and
Sorvice our specially. Both phones.
g. II. WEST. Feed supply Store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

Believing that mountain climbing
the nerves as well as the
muscles. a Philadelphia physician di-
rector has his pupils climb the sides
OF quarries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
MVESTMIElNT

Broom house with bath: finished IN oak: on lot IS
by 100 feet. Rents for % Per MONTH Price $1,000.
with small payment down. balance be carried almost
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03

The Dutch indies in 1915 produced
l 400, 06S tons OF petroleum
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-03
OIL and GAS
DEVELOPMENT
OF TRI-5TATE
Latest Reports of Operations In
West Virginia, PennSyl-
VanIa and Ohio.

Development work in all sections oil
the eastern fields is increasing. TINS
is contrary to the usual rule for so
late in the year. n past years II has
been the custom TO slow down held
work as winter approached. The high
market and demand for high grade
crude inspires operators TO prepare
for a continuance OF operations, and
the indications are favorable for very
energetic development work through
the winter. Formerly operators con-
fined their activities TO territory that
could furnish large wells or producers
above the average in size. The high
price OF crude has brought about a
change and operators are preparing 10
continue development work in light
territory. The weather conditions
during the fall months have been eX-
ceptionally good for getting machinery
and supplies TO the fields. and the
larger operating companies have not
been slow to take advantage or the
good roads. There IS stu shortage
in pipe and none Of the mills will book
orders for Immediate delivery. Some
OF the mills are so far behind with I'M
filled orders that they Will not accept
any except for several months in the
fyrture
Development Work Increases.
Operators in Lincoln county. ". Va.
show an increased activity. On the
Big Horse creek tract on Porter
Fork, Duval district the South Penn
Oil Company drilled Nos. Go and Do
through the Berea grit and they are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

IN TED. competent proofrcadCr FOR
BOOK aud catalogue work for tenn
poiSrN position out of town: $50 per
week: transportation refunded Nd
dress l. '2%. caro- Times pispatrh
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

PEAS DELIVERED VIRGINIA POINTS
SOUND mixed peas. at il.tV per bgShel:
GooJ IRON p"aS ~ fi.5i per biiShrl: All
IN : bnShcl burlaos and frcigh, pre-
~ w \ Johnson. North. s g
F',i; sale. GtiN"d '"iG peas. $l1J per
ouSh"t " - Wilmington. or 81 30
ror buShcl delivered any station IN Vir-
Elni' prd"rs solicited. Samples fur
lIShsi npon applications samuel Bear
- x Sons. Wilmington. y, {
JNNI1cHS IASITcES JN%rroT;G
COME :" goo u" can save ,ni!
m"noy on ,our cleaning supplies. w
" Nos:l"y n 60. Inc. "i7 %o'th First
street. Fhou" Madison us" Ncw
store FREQ samples.
HELP. HE'LL. iit:t.p
Is ,.tP Your home clean. EVERYTHING
Tor cleaning. BUY from ". " Nose
Ley & 20, Inc. ~ Horth riryt street
Phone Madison @lsc Sow store lsroo
SAMPLES.
FOL; snlo. mixed ro,,nc1s Il IN
hUShol + g. h St Matthew :.
shop tonriariuc 10
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q
dear husband. =. g JONES. WHO He'd
Tour years go. March -
Oh, tho memory Of ,ha, c,ouins.
Ns stood with -rh'uc hrrIt
Knowing that TIL" "r" loved sn d,.r
Was pierced H. dcar'ra cold TART
sun rmiss yoIr smiling face
ArH YOU lcft nc, to lGm1mher
.\""" on rar'h "a" I'll your placr.
>NNis T. JONES.
LUMSbEN. Ia sad. hut loving rc1ncIn.
brance of my d"ar mother, 1;E1'rIE
=. hCM SbEN, VIII" leu ono year ago
Just ono year ago You lof, us.
sun w." MISS yonr smiling face.
And YOU Left MS to rorueinbSr
Some ON earth can mi ynui plnrc.
our darling is slccrug
50 fro" FROM all raul
Oh. wake her not
sweet Spirit. To sun.r i-an
Sh" SluInhcrs 50 sv"ctIt
oh. 1t hcr sleep "u.
li"r sickness IS GUIDED
AnJ troubles all CONC
Oh. thmE how -rr .unorcI ana
moai,cd WITH pam
And the ionS ,ni-"' Nrgr
TIL cod. in His moro.
sent down from aoo,"
Nn angel that whispered e u,as.=e
"f lovc
Ey h,r MoTTlEE. SISTER, pNrGu-
TER ANp UNCLE
ST"phAl:D In loving rcmcmI,rnnco
Of my dear husband ana oar Gather
FEEEMNN STrppARp wh" dlcd ten
years ago yesterday, March - I9rG
Ten Years ago YOU loft Ups.
sun Nc MISS your smiling fa,c
Md YOU left us (" remonihor
Non. on Garth can Till ,our u,arr
EN MS WlfE ANp clIli.rRt.%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

S,n month. List 4 jobs free Write
immediately Franklin Institute. Dept.
'3o-N. Rochester, y. Y
WANTED, a woman Of refinement TO
act as housch ccpcr in . country
home. Attractive place, with III con
N'nicncos references exchanged. l..
q. Ron 1850 CIV
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WANTED. crroid hos With bicycle.
.\nrlN rANr gnn t.A.t Grhcn.

bi;i r:trINr:S - qualified mon every
where. represent l1ry" secret SER
Nic". Iuc'"sc stiWp commissioner &.
!. Sccly Etjtc 'rcck, Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

LADIES, earn money. Enjoy selling
our line Of fancy and staple wash
tahricS among friends aud uci ChhorS,
II" money required. references ueCos-
sary. our representatives enthusiastic
OYER our beautiful luc and results.
Send immediately for particulars. So
cure your territory before IT'S taken.
old Colony Textile Co. 294 tAP)
Broadway. $Cw York.
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IN MENtOItI.itl.

cATHNHlNE CJHRA%. Who I led '; ZEN
Ht''rs ago, March -, 1905.
iT,,i,cn<. = -. -,
no,hcr =, IT, liGrso.9. VIII" S'o IiSI
~ months ago to-day.
II ,, Was a, ,midni2hrS silent hour
When al Was nushcd to rc.I
Thy =cnil" spirit took its fli-nt
T" mansions Of the bl.st
II tim" or change or ought below
could that lost Tur,u restore
c"uld hrins that treasure back 10 US.
our sorrow would hc ocr
f.c 'rscls' hands did reckon hcr
To that bright home above
md r"h rs OF life'S rircst gem
y mothers chan=clcsS love
HER nAIGliTERS MD GRAND
CHILDREN
IipLT,-kATIE WILLIAMS HOLE II
IL seldom ono meets Il more -cui;,I .,nL
glins liincN personality than WAS MI:S.
NArlh WILLIAMS HOLT Possessed
al many natural charms and craccs of
nclSon. she added Ia these those uuali-
ticS 81 mind and character that served
t" cndcar her to II large ANA devoted
"Ir'i" Of friends aud admirers. aud
that makes her memory q very prcc-
iors legacy to those who know ana
loved her Mrs. Holt was naturally
bright aud cheerful in disposition
-''llS h'N' VI l'bl'cia nlCnf. uHNptIt
h"r 49, uuS life and very active IN
her loyalty 10 hcr friculs ana T." tn,
church which She loved. Tho writer
was twice her pastor in petc~~hur-
thcu III richmond. ana knew hHr we'll
ihrouGh several years 1t iS 40 cNar-
."',tiou 10 say that. more than man,
Gnc embodied the virtues and .sraccs
az our holy religion and SO lived as TO
honor her Christian Faith Her going
arourEi rorrow TO many hearts in her
home community and clscw here where
she had made man. friends Nv her
"cntl" life, but knowing her trustful
confidence in God. They have not "sor-
row"i rs those without hope" hut look
TOW ard :hc Corli'sg ZINE Hh"u in The
"FathcrS House" they Sfili Sc her
again.
Her last days OF life were fun OF
suffering She Was ~ model OF paticn"r
and scntlcncsS in tic midst OF il all
She died rs she had lived, in CT I'm con-
ident trust In Christ, her Savior. and
fell asleep in the hope of fairer
resurrection.
BY her pastor.
j. X. JOLLIFF.
Eathcrin Elencrc Holt, her baby.
huddch on nnrih Ia blossom in heaven.
TIiOl.l"--lu loving remembrance Of my
dcar sister, KATHERINE THQI.L O
:. -. who departed this life six mouths
ago, March 25
Gone. but not forgotten
BY HER SISTER NORA.
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HELP WANrED-FemnIe.

WOMEN wanted. full time salary tI5
selling Guaranteed hosiery TO wearer
S"r an hour spar" time. Permanent:
experience unnecessary. Wearprooi
Hosiery. Norristowu. Pa.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

Noopf Tho funeral Of FLORENCE
w NHE MOODY. Will take pla ce
1i!lS tSCNbAYI AFTEENC,,IN 1T ; 50
Z" clock FROM home OF parents Mr. and
~ rs l.. II. Moody, @0li powhatan
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LOST ND rOI.Nn

STtAfED from 9@oi Eas, Broad tan
and white COLI" pur. Toward II rc-
turned 10 above address, OF phone Kan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

!ichSuN Ia memory az our beloved
mother g.. II. licESDA. who died
~ months ago ,o-iay.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

NilitiNlN tCaclicrS bureau desires in.
l"rmail"u ~ well prepared teachers
Tor Virginia aud Southern states es-
'dhiiShed SD, correspondence solicit.
ca. y w. Cridlin. Manager Wood
iHhd heights. Richmond. Va Phone
MaulSon h",S. g. Walton Hall Mani
ascr Gordonsyiilc bureau. Box Isl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

NO. Nl"l'h -
-! ~ !" =. NJ al he "'s'den'". III
',,HH"i T,r".t' 'ti'f . lingering
n!ioNs' M'EH. ELSIE. u; 'AHTEE. widow
'''' -'r'a'n "'ilam II carter.
,,,o., y,>,,
...,.,i -. ~, ~ .''f'h - from IN"
I, :, ''F''"' 'h'''p 1"'rT'"' 81
Marsh q, q, ,,.ap '' c,,>E If.g'o i
njs !. i,i.,,, ~ ipr vs. sp,yiv"d 10y
49, u''"roh MISE 'lll'c
.,b '',.'' an" S"r"""H. OF
w "a Nh"n Johnson. ~
.'l H'.r'.,' 10 y@"yY,L . and 'harios Il;
b9uther-in.ltv Mir I.,h,, ,II,lr.,, w
Virginia Avenue. Iiichl.,,d r,,l, rms
,St NINYJ AlrTI,j. \,t,,% a., ..Ii
BuiiiI private i'm J;,or,,o,. ,.c,,c,or
KY I55--,.- l.,,i7,-I--- l,.,..-
SIC .s .,.rvi,.d /, ms VA ;Hn ~ ".
|ltilIr"u. l'ariN, - 40. s;adi.. Nlr=i..
SAIL. and Mr.! Lucy n,cl.on. ~ ms
'ttl.
Fun al f'"ni the id.nco. +nn {"
Nicholson St'ce' TlilS NFTEENopS.
~ "cI''h Eurir! p'iNa.e 10 oak
N"od
JONES Died, March -. 1915. al char
lotto courthouse. Va RICHARD
WiiiTFlELp JONES. son OF The late
Mrs Elizabeth \ lone. m No sc,,,,t,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Machine and Bench Men

Wanted, several GOOD machine aud
hcnch ncm for work on Sash. Blinds,
Doors aud Iutcri"r ''iuiSh. Apply 10
MONTAGUE MFG. CO.
Rronh StrcCt AmL Rrlt l.inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

NNIEl'. - man experienced With the
inside work Of a real estate nCi,c
capable OF doing StcuoEraphiD work
banding rents. assisting with books
Good salary L. right man. q ?lG, care
Tunes Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

oh. tho memory or tlai c,ouine
AS Htoot. with .rh'u. hrrIt
Knowing that tn. or" loved sn II, ar
Was pierced hy dcHlit'. cold dart,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

TRY Samson discs for lost vitality. \
real ,nuic 81 Folk Miller Drug
stores. Echw"uJ. VA. ar ScIninolc Spe-
cialty 60. i;ov 1853. Jacksonville. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

WE want representatives in every 10.
cHlltN. y" cNVCrl"uCc ncCrSSHry.
Scrd us Your name aud ad,lrn.. i,,i,
VIC shall tell S"u how YOU can secure
ono Of our new l9IG STANDARD ,-o.S-
S"nGcr i"ur;u- cars fyC" Eclipse Mo
to" ar Co.. i''-h tass liid=. Detroit.
Mich
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WANTED. men lwhitc and rolorcd) TO
prepare for railway train service. sss
10 Sl.o month; first class road Passes
arranged for Send stamp, name. uo-
stllon YOU want Railway Institutes
40; Majestic Building. Indianapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

! was a. miini= hrs silent hour
Whom ell Was nushod to rest
Thl -on'i" spirit took its ni-ut
7" mansions Of The bI.st
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DEATHS

CAETEE.-pied, Fridsy Marci, -,
!"i" ~ =. NJ, at hor residence III
No"i iluval street. after - lingering
Illness, MRS ELSIE. Il; CARTIER. widow
"i ih" i1i" captain William II carter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

b'j Kansas company viii start ainhi-
tcnS people ~ fast growing mail "l.-
d"r business, Ju? luCs lit:. make :3."uu
yearly spare time: no camv..SSirL. no
oNr"rioucc. "" furnish everything .
new "nIuu" s"iiimG mcthohS free" Eye
stone. 'rcSid"ut, 3i2 West seventh.
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"li,r ",NTEn-,Iale and Female

WANTED. men aud women 10 COW
mailing lists: home work: big nav:
tncl"sc dime for prices and contract.
treat western Compiling Publishing
WANTED farm ana dairy holm NAL.
ana fcmalc white and colored mar
rlrd or S'nEl" .Npplv ruhlic Emplov-
.ncML Eurenu. Eo"m :. city nall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

LUMSbt:N Ia sad. hut loving, ronci,,.
brance of my dcIr mother. I;ETTIE
T.. lCMSpEN. who .iod ono year ago
TO 7day, March 2S. igi.
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loo 'oI"rcd cooks maids and nurses
wanted: guarantee YOU si2 to $50 Dor
month: good homes aud steady work
Apply Virginia BUSINESS Exchange. 3is
North Second. Only small fec charged
hV us
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LADIES take Your vacation at our OK.
r"nH"; w" "ccks az travel and on
Eastern cities or Yellowstone Park
loss than 200 subscriptions rcuuircd
free particulars upon request. South
crn Woman'S Magazine, Nashville
Tenn.
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HELP WiSTED-tIaIe.

TRY Samson discs for lost vitality.
real ,"nic - FOLK Miller Drug
stores. Richmond. Va, ar Scmin"lc Spe-
ciai'y 60. ioN 1850. Jacksonville. Ella.
GOV EHNME:NT positions - thousands
booklet telling whcic they are, what
"sE Dnz VIZ" mgH%H TSs"I9@
lms'i,ute,: 10 seventh street. Washing
ton. y. g
WANTED. crruud los With bicvcio
Npr'y ,>nr e"o East Grac"
WANrEp. dru= cierk With several
or"u,". E,,u" y Mccorkic Drug Co.
lynrhhu2. ~.
bi;'i tc'IiN ~ u' qualified mon every
where. REPRESENT l'rs" secret ser
,ir" i"',"s" N'rgp '%mmiss'"ncr 9.
rot; rr,uicr vautod.| steady worIl TO
Good J"" ,""r"aitor. Prefer from
Slra.N town, state WAGES and how soon
can report. u; y kishpauch. i'rcd-
'riclishuFc Va
b"N factory. .,pp!y Twen,y-nfth aud
N"u"hl".
WANTED nj=ht watchman. g. ship-
piur clerk Si"0. i.mrI"cpcr aud hill
clerk uIcr nrd rorcman. si"o. black
srmi'h. Sl"". cstiuatcr aud arcomn,ntit.
piau"r uru: iuGd'u. foreman: stat lott
AIRY "nEiu""r other "rcniuGS occur
riuc- II You Hr. SnNmill man. write
Marks I.ittl" E"cl.. Nrl.
WAHrEp. traveller Tor laiG A.c, -
- -. i.Nrcriou"" uuuc"cssarN. sal
AIRY. commission and oNrcnsc allowance
+" right na'l- !. l.. MoBrady, Chicago.
" ANTt.r compctcu, man or woman
capable" at demonstrating our now
aluminium srccialtic> aud utensils Ill
rect Ia the consumes. Demonstrators
IN other cities arc cleaning up SO to
so - week. cloar profit This is not
You will he connected with this com-
irauN as "Ur official demonstration for
m""T territory ON commiSsi"n basis
The money making possibilities Of our
Plan arc wonderful l-ccnt postcard
viii bring FUN "details. Write quick
TO sccur" Richmond territory. Dept l..
Nmcricam Aluminium Mfg. Co, Lcmont
w
rcrailcr. Apply Mrs. Katie curticc,
l"'-A Sycamore Street Petersburg. Va.
WANTED. icc-wa-on drivers. 10
white laborcrs, - mach''ists. 10
farm men, Sawmill. bench hands and
= machine men. ~ carpenters, auto
painters and mech urirs. noldcrs. paint
crs and carpenters for Baltimore: APP
preuIccS help other work. Apply
American Employment Bureau. los
North Ninth Street
/ TiiANSITMEN. ro'lsmen. other civil
engineering limos and construction
worllmcn. Apply American Employ
/ mont Bureau.
MEN OF trades. helpers or laborcrs
looking Tor worlS. see American El;, :
ploEncnt Bureau, los North Ninth
street
lllG!I-Ci.ASS accountants clerks
stenoerarhcrs or statesmen desiring
positions OF distinction. try our sop
wee An'rricirn Employ mcnt iurcau.
i'llcNE taudoiph .11. il YOU need a
nrSt-Clas:i chauffeur. best help in
every line. either. american Employ
ncnt bureau.
TWO buffers, " hotel cooks aud | camp
Cook. walters. . ordcriicS. iire-
mcn. garden men and 80 laborcrs
other colorcd holm. american Employ
mont l.nreau. nN North Ninth Street.
SAMPLERS wanted h" u largo manu-
featuring concern. Nolruc mon To dis
tribute samples from house TO house
salary, $40 pcr week Write. stating
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ALTON wANTED-,ial,

nm EXPERT hookkceper and accountant
desires position with reliable frn
y references. II 80, caro- Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HELP WANTED-,I.lc.

clerks SIS month $ sam 'n,iI%" exa aISi.
i',6 r,T qneTi,lons free Framkln lust
WANTED, White aud coiorcd IIcll TO
Noi IN our nursery ana 10 shipping
dtrartmen W. T. Hood < Co. Gintcr
Park
WANTED. at once. registered assistant
DRUGGIST. Single. sober. active NouuE
man. Address l. us, care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED, a barber At 3iIS E,as, Mar
stands. gas engines. to work or farm
by month. Address /. ais. care Times
i'lSpatch.
VI HNIrb men To learn nalbcr tr.l,ic.
few weeks required: STEADY posi-.
'i9rs TOR competent rrauaatcs; Won
u-rfu! demand ror uarpcrS rree cat.
aioEue Richmond Barber college
Hl""rond Va.
WANTED. - man cNpcricnccd With the
inside work Of real estate Office
rapahlc OF doing stcuograuhiD work
handling rents. assisting with books
Good salary I" right man. q ?lG. care
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WANTED. competent proofrcadcr FOR
hook aud catalogue work for tenn.
porary position oui al town; $50 pcr
week: transportation refunded Nd
drC<s !. %. caro- Timcs- dispatch
WANTED. a sober. rcliahlc ana INDUS.
irious Young man I" farm on share.
team and tools furnished. Best refer
"nc"s required. Address, &, SunnysiIc.
Va.
WANTED. foreman for comprising
room. carahlc or proof reading IN.
rl% Franklin lrcss co. i'ctcrshurc 81,
WANTED. Job and cylinder rross food
cr%: also II good cylinder prcesm,n
Virginia Stationery Company. Smith
and Cary.
BpoKk EEPER for . or = hours each
day; small set books. wholesale bust.
ness. located near post Office. civ.
references, experience aud salary
wanted. Address q go. care Times.
Dispatch.
ROAD men, salcsmcn Stcnouraphcrs
bookkeepcrs. Office mcn-nicn az ant
profession clerks for stores. railroads
n'achinist: men OF any trade: constrnr-
u"h every department: bel, crS
dairy hands. and men hunting other
work, call talk ii over with VireinI,
BUSINESS Exchange. Virgiuia's select
private employment agency. 31S North
Second street. Have put thousands to
work. Call see testimonials.
INAJIFFI spells e5 to 40 per cent more
power: motor free from carbon. con-
postpaid: treats 100 gallons OF sasS
80 per cent, Money back IL not sat
isncd We stand prepared to provo
every county. Some good territory yet
open. Write to-day for particulars.
T. J. Nichols & Co. State Agents, Box
4, Manchester Station. Richmond, Va.
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