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The herald., 1917-03-15

portunity TO acquire work interests.
The child is naturally active; the
child would ever so much rather do
something than sit still or watch some
one else do it. Indeed, that is one of
the reasons we have so much difficulty
keeping him 'in order" at home and at
school. But this activity is either sup
pressed or it Is directed into channels
that cannot hold the interest. Writing
compositions or parsing sentences or
doing sums is not quite active enough
for most healthy boys and girls. They
want to do something with their
hands; they want to make something
that will be there TO be seen and un-
derstood and appreciated when it is
finished.
For the child's physical health. as
well as for his mental health, he needs
the opportunity to do real work. TO
produce real results. This is quite as
necessary as athletics or gymnastics
and quite as necessary as 'riting or
'rithmetic. But in most homes there
Is little or nothing that the child can
do, nothing that is worth while in an
educative way. Then the homes that
still have opportunities for work
should utilize these just as far as DOS
sible in the child's development.
The child's interest In work as an
accomplishment must grow. One of
the ways of killing that interest is by
overlooking 1t early in the child's life.
This interest should grow slowly aud
unconsciously out of the play interest.
The herald., 1917-03-15
There Were Many DELEGATES.

only two of US! He isn't brave-no
he isn't
"'Well, said Brownie Bear, there
was only one Of him.
Nonsense said Billy Bear. He
had a gun and that is worth quite
good many of US if il gets near
enough
True, true said Brownie Bear.
You are very wise
"'And we have narrow escapes, but
we always come out Of them quite
safely, don't We? said Billy Bear.
Indeed we do agreed Brownie
Bear. But now that I've eaten all
that l can, I'm growing very sleepy.
$50 am L. said Billy Bear. LET'S
go into our Cave and have good long
nap. l could almost sleep unlii
spring
well, we might shake ourselves
and peep out TO see what Is going Oh
once or twice before then, said
Brownie Bear.
Don't let's talk about 1t now
though. I'm too sleepy said Billie
Bear.
$50 both the Bears joined the otnef
sleeping Bears in the Cave and tnere
they went fast. fast asleep, dreaming
of jam and garbage pals, but mol Vi
Guns or men. For these would nave
given them nightmares!
And the Farmers care to keep ni'
garbage pail from the Bears during
the next few weeks was quite Useless
for the Bears were too happy dream
ing"
The herald., 1917-03-15
Naaqinq Wives.

/ have seen more men fail In bust
ness through the attitude taken by
their wives in their younger days than
from all the vices put together,
writes Charles VI. Schwab. chairman
of the Bethlehem Steel corporation,
in the American Magazine. A nag
sing wife, or one who is not In sym
pathy with a mans work, who expects
impossible things of him, and IS IN
capable of taking a general intelligent
interest in his work, is one of the
worst handicaps he could have.
The herald., 1917-03-15
10 Stop Nose Bleed

Allow the nose to bleed freely for 2
few minutes to clear out the head
Then tie a cord tightly about the sec.
ond joint of the little finger on the left
hand. About the time the finger be.
comes little numb the nose will have
stopped bleeding. Remove the cord q,
once. This was successfully tried with
In the last few years by several people
who had suffered for a long time from
nose bleed.
The herald., 1917-03-15
Abode Which Will at a Glance
Stamp Owners as Persons
of Refinement.
WORTH WHILE AS INVESTMENT
Here Is House That Need Not Be
UnduIy Expensive, but Has Been
Planned for the Extreme in
Comfort Of Occupants.
BY WILLIAM A. RAOFORD.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject Of building. for the readers OF this
paper On account Of his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he
II, without doubt the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
10 William A. Radford. No 1927 Prairie
avenue, Chicago, IL. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
The herald., 1917-03-15

deep bow, and disappears behind a tor.
rent OF water. Foreigners can never
receive without laughing the visit of
their aguador, the respectful little man
VINO bows to one behind the cataract OF
water.
The herald., 1917-03-15
War Training for Girls.
BY DR.. A. ST. CLAIR MACKENZIE, President Of

Our young ought be trained that they can Give Io &
manhood time called upon their native land There n
why college girls should trained in RedCross and in
hrstad work. form OF service which will be of highest value in
peace in war.
1t has been found by experience that military training do
not induce many young to join the professional soldiers but
1t does develop of oed, appreciation majesty of law
and love of country.
The herald., 1917-03-15
Simplifying the Operations

Twenty-three operations are salf 20
be necessary in the washing and iron.
ing Of collars r. sS..s.
nj Is ~ less But In operating 90
ours the laundries seem TO use only
two; Just tear and rip them.
The herald., 1917-03-15
Longest Trunnion LII sridc.

The Tower bridge in London. bull,
In 1884, has q span Of 226 feet six
inches and is the longest trunnion lift
bridge in the world.
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Classified Ads
business Chances, Help
Wanted. Situations. Etc.
DEATHS

BRYANT. Dt~'i. al 1880 i. NJ. February
=. 1915. at her home Ninth Street Road.
MhS ALlci: iiirANT. SIN" i.aNcs hts.
hdht. Nj. y. *. Bryant aud four sous. q
- l.. a.. raymond aud james
tnu"rnl from I'll" r"sid"nr" THIS ,StN-
bAIb Af1ER<DDN al : O'Clock lntermcnt
~ Mauiy Cemetery.
lloyd DIad. wednesday,. February ., at
Green t'taina. Mathews County. Va.
NAY MASON BOYD. widow Of Mckcndry
it"Ad
PARRISH Died. 1T Stuart circi. Hospital
ON Saturday. February 10. 1917. at 5 l.. NJ.
M.fkED v. PARRISH. aged sixty four
years III" deceased resided 3i3l FIoy,.
Avenue. city. ~" * survived by his wifi"
and ny. sons and two daMsh,.rs- Messrs
". -, t.. u. w H.. q. NJ. T. w. and Mr-.
J: Christian ana Miss Maud Parrish.
ais" thr." brothers ana two sisters. Waiter
r. ElliS aud Mortimer g. ami Mrs John
Digs ANA Mrs Eleanor Hodges. Many
years h" was prominent farmer Of GooCh
land County. and 81 member and deacon Of
tooch'and Baptist church, at which place
tn" funeral and tntcrm.nt viii take place
MONDAY AFTERNOON. February i.. 1917.
4, | a..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESMAN wanted for new truck and
farm tractors: Just perfected. Rest thing
In the world. Ga. care Times Dispatch
PIANO aalesmcn wanted One OF tho Oldest
), piano houses In the United States desires
the services of two retail statesmen for the
South All correspondence treated conf
Dental. Unless You producer and
have clean record, don't reply. Address
!. IS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. statesmen. Limited number tn
tire limo or sisie limo mon e'a Good territory
open for 1917. Average commission. %
per cent. Drawing account to the right
mon National ImportinR Co. 81: Louis. Mo-
SAhESMEN wanted. Richmond and other
inx own ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Others also consid-
cred. c 1885,, caro- Times Dispatch. ~ A, a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

iAKGE manufactur"r wants, representatives.
I" sen shirts underwear. hosiery. dresses
re" samples. Madison MINIS. SIS Iroadway.
NV York City.
Gf ar @Sm wGrk a naSpsn1en? write
Nh"l.sale L"rtrsits. Kansas City
Fla isen MfH'nm mo9 a IN S%nr snnr. tins
nton.ls ron ,i'',s r"n"w nrs 81 genuine "a
ig.daN. Mexican diamond importing Co.
%" es e %%n' 10 PROM n, ss,,qs "NIsG sra5k IN"
sur" cure for spark plus tr"nhies Sells like
Writ. today. A!,bilcc Mig. Co. Dcnt IL
2 dT @S" wGr Ga @ arEas Robert,
Nh"icsale Portraits. Kansas City.
;h%H4 m"w gsmo iGr rissr s'"Ess narsr
free United Saicsbcard Co. rhiiajelpha
i..>E';E. mannlacturer wants representatives
:" sen Sniri:i, nnhcrwear hosiery; dresses
tree syNmrlcs.; Madison Mills SIS Hro"dway
,A,!,,7T,"M"Hli.E nEAL:Eh wANrEp.
msSs man 70 seii nopn"r yar,, mad" in
sty @S NJ III, nS,, Y" Marn 81
c@rs sold ~ r'.rai IN one week at tn" Rich.
n, .nurr i iaies Of IL" :; most nonu!ar Har*
l,read Street Eichm"nd. va
AGENTS can double th.,r money on !, Three
Dollar world heating patented speciality.
Arrty imm,niat .iy Tor territory 80 manu-
faclurcrs, -. Liberty Avcnne. Pittsburgh
MAGAZINE solicitors, rev oreaniaors. iSc
o ~ ''c mn masn%im" preparations I'D hot
state cxp"rioncs WHOM wiring, Postal sui.
<crinti9n Contrary Minmeai,"ts. Mnn.
DOLLAR an hour w"rd.r ktuu. Magnetic
~,gtrtc,,y 81 ruGn"a" saw s 'I''sr work
a" IT, VIM ,n : 1"Gr n@@ n, ., wo9 In min
hit Wit" FOR fr," sample offer to-day.
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COLLECTIONS
How to Collect Accounts.

How to Collect Accounts.
ALSO exposure of membership and
contract agencies This book
free to every man who writes for
1t on his business stationery. Box
999, Richmond, Va.
WANTED, BILLS 70 COLLECT CALL
RANDOLPH 3o50-.I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

scfrel. hy weit.ra,ci GlcVeiand % o"nt pl
''' i msr =, too E,"a'"si spcs3,y % The
r %sf sSx 5' Station Mp%E'e G%y.aaa
rn npn,"Sss , nsg.ss t@,s,is s. u $So
al Matmwrish,. St Louis
WAITED. yXnerienrcd salesman 70 sen our
country TOMS. Literal ,einmisson Con, G"m.
), Iinmdei Sales Manager 90 lIous"s Bld;..
sA Sa.Sl53s;,, "af sa ny ss@5
Bros. t3iz Adams Street. chicago.
HAVE dandy ia. Or cNrlnsi>r M" Tor men
Earle inpor,ius Company 81 louis Mo
!. .,n'.%s sis" wnlt: e"ods dtrsst l." the
Ghes,nn Street. rhilaiclpni h,'I IA Mus ~
sIETITAdxG t%r rpsEisi} #yms
Srrssive inSn. fsrigan"nt and nature. IN
s,ati"n l. Gley-iand :
WANTED. statesmen Milo hay" n.eu success.
a@ndS 10 A., Il P aS agent. tS" In 'i hanns
hlth grad" 'o"n. hom" -purch. sing aud IN
bnsi.- 10 money advanced ana men scicct"d
MN ,,uS' M =" imam. th"iHsciy"s ont 81
c t'Sh''i ~ TO- work ,"-"p"r"t'Iy and
ana c>."len, i,r".""ets nrnr i r"f"r" m%,&
t"i SuHdH% "ft"rn"on between /. and :
!; q NJ Arnstrons Roam 10, Murphy
t. Gerry SIDE line u" saim"i"> an r" I,
c"miiden,iai y ~. cav. Tim. Dispatch.
Sur" E io; 1 r r, 9'MfE iy .r n s"y
wv n%W 20 -5s s5 e. 81 Me"k NJ
cog"
SALESMAN for general mercantile trade in
vsen@ nov i,r"S,lV1 oi S"mm! ID '" con-
i:i,l.r a. NnNnNr'i"r "%n.ii.t's. 80 Nile
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FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RfGNT-ROOms
TIE MoNTICEIL.o. Il+ North Eixhth
street; nice. clean. heated, SOC. 75c, 81 90
Sally: 500 to $500 weekly.
FOR rent, heated. furnished rooms: central
l0l North Fifth Street
SrEA NJ III EATED rooms with board. also
table hoard. $40 East Franklin
FURNISHED or unfurnIshcd steam heated
rooms on Iark Avenue. Phone Madison
FURNISHED front room for | or > gcntIc-
mon: all cOnvcninnces: prtvato family
South Side. Phone Randolph 5i5G.
SECOND story hall room steam heated /.
gentleman preferred. los Ens. Grace.
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IN MEAIORIAM

IN M1.NIOItIlM
LOVING In sad. but. loving remembrance"
Of my dear husband and father. JAM rs
W. Lowing, who departed tins lit. SiA
months ago to-;.ny. December 10.
Down ia tho lonely graveyard.
Down In IN. deep. cuid clay
Th"y lad my husband th"r.
Just six months %Eo ro-day 5.
Ei IT'S DEVOTED WIFE.
The golden gates were open
IN angels vote" said come.
Ai.i with far.w.lis Spuii"u
IL. calmly entered home.
ms DAUGHTER. ANNA.
MILLER In sad. but loving remembrance,
90 our daughter. MADELINE. who died
two years hro to-day. February H. 1915.
Mad"iin". often Il; and wonder
Why you Had Ia Eo.
Than J"sus ~wc"ily Whispers,
" - Ny wilt ynu know
FATHER. MOTHER Nh, BROTHER
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IT'S MATING TIME. Look carefully to
81 LII ne tondiilon OF your breeding fowls.
Az rn.,, female. produce heai.hy fertile cass.
i ii me prcpar"iion Z" put all fowls IN tho
parent stock and does not give Sou better,
STRONGER. more livablc chicks return The
East Marshall Strsst? Wiamrs EThn srn,. 80
j Ghldsy - &o ati" Es ifsG,6 EE ;HstT
Dragon Pharmacy. SOL West cary Street:
and Broad Streets ana Corner Hwef nihSs and
Main streets. Tarrant Drug Co. West
h hT"SS S StFsss WEI May Rr9 ,a
i32t Fourth Avenue and Sol North Fifth
Street, bi TSaaa&7 H Gf%HsEy 60 .t.li ss r
am ri' sSS JAP East siFsf Hi as Fr1nkn street
ware Cornoration, 26oo iiull street
MATING TIME is the dime When your hers
: and ro"sicrs should be free from iire
For sale by above dealers t:uaranteed
WANTED. buyer Tor $. &. MottIcG Anco,.a.
r SShGIr ,m,i. strain The very hest isycy..
ADDRESS ". ]. Eox. Bon Air va go
FOR sale, Single Comb Rhode Island Ren
ne TosHnIes. t"itsihing esss tiso and $40
Barred Rock. u, {. and $. Rheis
H Mas,s p9ai tpy farm, pumearton. va rhons
$. .. RHODE ISLAND REDS Eggs from
my heavy laying strain, show quality, first
Eenin s s5 seeG nd SPECIAL ma,lns, WI
BARRED PLYMOUTH Rock csgg for hatchlns,. X
sl.2o exiting Is Cullen: Madison s3is.
FOR on. sale IT,, csrnesux and wh'.o Kings Oh
saio cheap for want OF room, T. McIysr
Leach. 1ols North Avenue. Richmond Va.
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FOR ItENT-ltooms

LARGE room. with modern conv"nieuccs in
West End, with or without board. pti-
yrtt Family, Phone boulevard 1875
NICELY furnished front and ballroom: also
b",ll room: steam heated. electric lighted
Second apartment; to3 East Franklin Street.
Ih"n" Randolph ;6liW
FURNISHED heated rooms for rent. cen
trail. ioi North Firth street
FRONT room with board. also table board
10 East Grace
TO Sublcas. alt-activ" rooms and KIT
1h.h"ttr: electricity and gas. steam heat.
y"tI desirable" i."ss". leaving the city
boulevard DBL
TWO larS. connecting housekeeping rooms.
h"tt"d $40 per month. boulevard us
ROOMS cn SUIT. single" we'll furnished
WIN modern conE"nicnt"S 1875 West Grace
fhon" Madison its2-W
FoUk rooms aud bath 20. West Grace
-SNtr..t
ttRN!SiiEb rooms. also light hOusckecp-
i1c no East Clay.
H,tMS Tor r"nt-Se,oud iioor. bright. nicely
inrnis ned rooms; very convenience. Phone
Madison @o7i
SrEAM heated rp"n.; ,iicc: West End cal
Boulevard i3li-W.
.os West Grace street. hall room to scn-
t"u"n
$i1Et.r furnished ROOM. east Broad. nca-
twenty seventh Eo,r'I IL desired. Phuu..
Madison si-W.
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WANTED, more to DrcDurc for rai-
way train service Positions pay from $40
10 Sl.1 monthly. Fircmcn. hrak.mcu. mo-
t"rinen. conductors colored sleeping ear and
s s,dh :, pn i a. a.Nh;risnce umheceSsarN.
position wanted Address Railway insti-
tutc. No. Majestic Building, India M polls.
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SUMMER BOARDING

BOULEVARD INN. Hampton Roads
country AMI senshore combined with city
.onNeniences, Excellent table. SO to 81.
.IIn. HAMPTON. Na. -
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WANTED, at once. ono two good detail
craftsmen. accustomed to machine work.
Address Immediately. giving experience and
salary expected. G'oviugtou Ma,hiue Com
many
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WANTED
WEISBERGER'S
Apprentice Bows

HppICllllCc Dogs
making. Address T. q. Isox So. Eich.nomd.
WANTED men To s"ll nursery S'ocI in every
county III Virginia and adjoining States.
crs. lawyers. doctors, school teachers and
S2 drI;,, students mAke good commissions
.,nr win "rii.g our liberal proposition. ".
MONEY made 10y intelligent persons IN
leisure hours corresp"n4!ns for new*pn-
~: i.ockrnri. y. Y.
Earn sle' weekly managing cIe4n lceiIi-
aou, @.t,.I splenid ch hs"n no. t"r w ntny
ont business ON profit sharing basis, be
lIuttal" \. Y.
WAANIED more men,, 90 prepare Tor rail:
70 !l:' m"nth!y. Fircmen. nrak.mcu mo;
p"r,er SiSfsn seemE SsE a
SSnG o T'"nn 6Hr blank Te
,ut". No. ) Majestic Building. Indiana polls.
WANTED, aII-roumd baker for small shop:
s..h i,, J"h S,as saiary expected Size
s""sff fer r% "n Nib H1o:SGr@a.
e e. e. Who VII! invest, some money. Answer
WANTED At once. ono, or two good detail
craftsmen. accustomed to machine work
Address imncdiatciy. giving experience and
salary expected, CovinSton Machine Com
pany coytng,cn. Va
fiEEME%. hrakemcn, beginners paid si2.-
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. gardener on private place
give references. age and number in family
+. q. Boy AZ. city.
ANY Bohi can increase their income $40 10
SO weekly spare time raising mushrooms
III Ccllars.> sheds. boxes. Success euuran-
tccd. Free illustrated booklet Hiram Bar
ton. 49, West Forty eighth Street New
York
SALESMAN-Highgr grade man wanted TO
handle Virginia, Maryland and Delaware
for lumber dealers. banks etc. in farming
districts Write giving particulars regard
ing your ,SNperience etc and personal in
:for man VIII" has sold lumber, calendars
nue.. New York.
SOON railway mail clerk examinations in
Richmond 81" TO $3.50 month. Every
second week off with pay Education UNI
necessary. sample questions free. Write
Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept
tS.-B. lsocGestcr. y. Y
WANTED Experienced white chauffeur. set
tied. married. must know the city thor
onshly and BE- able To handle furniture.
Apry Monday Charles q. Jurgeps SON.
Adams and Broad.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

NANTEb man to manage PeiA~rg, Va.
Alsn one for topcwsn. We ~ the hot
iiins, You to furnish delivery equipment.
itonh required. Permanent business for
rlEht man. Address & 33i. care Times Dig
patch.
AXE You Interested in saving one fourt h
OF your coal? If 50, call on US for cover
ing your heating system. Southern As
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FoR sale eggs from Rarrcd Rocks. farm
raised, good winter layers. $3.50 per Is.
itii;t y. Fleming. Mid!otnian. Va. Il. l..
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A AUTOMOBILES.

EXTRA special winter rate SOC per hour
Save money by having your car ovcrhauln,i
In our shops now. instead or next s,uIncr
banner Bros Co.. BIS West Broad Street
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

and ROSTERS iine laying strain. s.. fssa
Tor incubator use. 81 per 300, Settincs
sl.3o per -. Shetland Poultry Farm Romts
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WANTED ,ali-,oumd baker for small shop:
steady job. state salary expected. Size
more Rrus.. Oxfo"d. y. &.
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SEE the National Auto TOP co. for seat
1886. SO West Broad
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Virginia city. Prefer man with expert
ence. Who will invest some money. Answer
u HDa. caro- Iimcs. DiSnatch
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LARGE manufacturer wants representatives
Z" sell shirts underwear. hosiery. dresses.
waists, SKIRTS, direct 10 homes. Write for
free samples. Madison Minis. SSS broadway.
\..W York civ.
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AGENTS "au double th"ir money on :. Three
l'oll"r world heating r"t"n'"n Speciality.
Every man and most Women prospects.
Apply imn'niat aiy FOR territory - m!,uu-
lecturers, -. Liberty Avcnne. Pittsburgh.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

POSITION 10y widow Of refinement. WHO
~ a capable houS"k.cpcr and cnrctak.r.
y" objection TO country. r 221. care Times
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Foit sale green ground bone for Your hens
Market.
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HELP WaNTED--,TaIc

w tM<,r. 10y TO WcrI IN ono" Of m n,
WANTED. { hiact>s,nith's helpers, 10 Labor
er9: whit unmarried. Apply Third Floor
WANTED. young. man. b.twecn. Is ard, -
=" max" himself generally useful: " lson
trahiSln Street
WANTED. laboters aud drivers. Wilson &
90. Seventeenth aud Grace.
W,a'NTEp, .@l"red boy; Apply Grants Drug
-. twelfth AID Main.
At W"st hamr;on Tor hous" and yard. Az
ply loo IVES, Marshall
WAITED. b. are" :namciai Institution, :.
"Nptit"hc' Ia business. preferably on books
mnI IS also :e"ra,e and guck =, isurct
nann% WITH. age. references and salary =.
10 u" right party. T. 81. ear" Times Dis
= M2giiCN ,rIcruHE .oprOKTUNITy;
> i%p tl:M%i.E %@& -i;hSFHss L3$ Il; AZ:
A%n %iAr NrrEAKN M.T 70 stH T ThiTs
THN%%i3S T% NHhn TUE H. hII fhNNN A 4'3E
MMnTGN2nf 70 IrE3Gtis 5M ,xsr MfS Nt
@hl,D idh,E *: iiGSt fA IT, ROY, MhiTE
r8i;, Jf:if;Fi:rsG';x MioTiE!rt .' '''H''o-
reE tho to E %asai sH .; .s,I s@ s@
Shoot. We prepar" YOU and you get. a po-
N.,i"n o. We s4arant." 10 refund Your
Mas ., l. g. Tor Book FIX ~ telling
nn" "mpoyu,eut short hours sur. pay
regular Vacations
l:%%hEiIIEMCEb mieht clerk waited for
Two mon AZ once N Virginia to sell Cteais.
s.!" Supply House. Dept. 1879. Blooming dale.
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Is sh2os Co., Us VIII Or p1ss
ss A@sG re eSa 60 nao Iss
nun MTGR aEs % fiacEIsc; $40
is s5 sSur hs .sSe1 s gn 9Ss
Cadillac coupe. with touring body. elec-
All ear. in good SH Hunn fns'" oras sP-'' WIN
Madison S' Ess fAf E4FHf RE S." street,
ALL. kinds Of used autonobiie parts. mag
S"nSsin S:'s' ss6sa
SF5 sD' order der RsssTa'on Riss
ATd" @ E sss A ;SIr, nAck SGETAIN
post patti our instructiens make It easy %
i@E"s free s \ H. Top CO. IS iInnt Gin Gu
| Will. trade good 9-Ion ;ruck in fine condI
Jpn FOR rel estate %r sSil very .ehsssp for
Times pispatch.
r9 @ Ky oss STe5Hea as CO..
W M a fas rsSa
j. s5:i care rin,es. 6.na,ch - -. - SA'''',
l'i, cnh!iIar truck motor aud Tires in E9od
"a" freezing: II" reasonable offer refused.
::$. W.at Broad.
Fni; sale. roadster in excellent condition.:
tnrSatn 10 quick purchaser. 1887 West
I 1915 Fnrd touring in excellent running con-
good. Can be Monday Scs Thomas
Il. Davis. Universal Motor 20.
FOR SALE. ,srupEEAkER SIN IS GOOD
c@VEHs EiEcTRIe i Ih is ANp sr Arr
/ Err 81, CARE TIMES DISPATCH
! FivE-PASSENGEH Oakland touring, 81
ssl. cheap to quick buyer. e 81. care
rines- DISPATCH.
TWO BARGAINS.
MERcEDLS motor. e. horse power Ford
ahsorhcrs spot light new tires cheap. Arm
stron. Tire 20.
FOR sale. :,passenger Mitchell. cheap for
cHilent running condition; new top. good
tIr.s, )" reasonable offer refused. Apply
1915 Ford roadster. s25o 1915 overland tour
Ster. SG2i. Buick roadSt r. 500: also rrpc-
ticaily tires and tubes. IN w. and
parts for Mitchell 1910. 1915 Ford touring body,
SO church iiii Motor Co. 200 East Broad
Mndison a6iI.
FOR sale. 5passcnger car: good mcchan-
ical. paint and tire condition. slOl: gladly
demonstrate. Madison 6t,2-W
1911 touring ears in good condition. de-
extra tr" and rack. $3.50. 1917 Ford touring
car almost new. 1914 Overland in first
class condition: used only for private use:
cheap: party leaving Cali Hughes
Madison 100.
| FOR SALE-VEHICEES.
TOP wagons, SIS. s35. $50: open Wagons.
SIS. Richardson Bros 81, Rronr
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