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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
Old Precept Still Holds.

Eat what is on your plate" may
seem to many people to be new ia.
BILE precept, yet 1t has been practiced
Tor many years in certain little com.
munities nestled among the rugged
hills Of New England, where the
waste Of food is regarded as almost a
crime. observes the Christian Science
Monitor. Hanging on the walls Of
many houses in these communities may
be found the liable Monitor" per.
haps worked In worsted ON cardboard
and setting forth this sentiment,
which, somehow, has a characteristic
old-time New England ring:
Prosperity may roll with ample flow,
Still to be priced. that 1t may widely
bless.
The world Is full enough Of want and
woe;
I will not mock with selfish waste
ness.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
AppIe-Sauce Pie.

Make a sauce of six or eight sour
apples. Sweeten to taste, when cooked
and we'll mashed, or put through a
sieve. The sauce should be very stiff.
Add also piece of butter the size Of
an egg. When cool, pour into deep
pie plate, lined with plain pie crust
which has already been baked. Whip
one cupful heavy cream until stiff,
sweeten and flavor with vanilla. Ar
range this over the pie and serve.
II preferred, a meringue may be
substituted for the cream. This may
be arranged upon a plate the size of
the pie, Drowned in the oven and then
slipped carefully of upon the pie. or
the meringue may be put upon the pie
at once and the whole set into the
oven; In this case it should be cooked
before serving.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
Swiss Steak.

Have a steak cut from TIE top Of the
round one and a halle inches thick.
Pound it with the edge of q heavy
earthen plate (or meat tenderer) I'M.
til the fiber is thoroughly broken up,
dredging over it meanwhile from time
to time little flour. BY the time the
steak is we'll pounded a generous half
cupful of flour will have been pound
ed into it. In large iron frying pan
heat two or three tablespoOnfuls Of
butter. In this cook the meat until
well Drowned, first on one side and
then. on the other; pour in boiling wa
ter barely to cover the meat and let
simmer about three hours. For va
riety, cook two peeled onions. sliced
thin, in the butter before the meat,
remove them, and after the meat is
Drowned spread them over the meat
to cook with 1t. After the meat is
cooked they may be retained in the
sauce or strained from 1t as desired
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
sseessssssssssssssss,
CLOTHES MAKE A Difference
Have Nothing to Do With Real Worth.
Of Course, but People Are Often
Judged by Appearances.

Clothes do make q difference, They
shouldn't, Of course, for real worth has
nothing to do with clothes; but we
who meet folk casually must Judge,
very often. by appearance, says Mar.
garet E. Sangster, Jr., in the Christian
Herald. A girl with blouse on that
is fastened by safety pin instead Of
a button is very often labeled Sloppy"
In our minds, although her character
may be beautiful. A man with q
weeks mud on his shoes is not very
likely to be given a responsible posi-.
ton, because it is quite logical to fig.
ure out that man who neglects his
shoes will neglect his work, too. Per.
haps the man, despite his shoes. Is O
very conscientious worker; but how
can the casual observer know2 Many
perfect housekeepers may wear flannel
wrappers to the breakfast table, but
though their homes may be immacu.
late and their children wonderfully
brought up. II I were a man choosing
the woman to trust with my home and
children. I'd be inclined to search for
the woman who looked fresh and crisp
and dainty and smiling as she poured
my morning coffee.
"Clothes do not make a man." So
runs the old adage. But, adds mod.
ern clothing advertisement. "They
cover nine-tenths of hint"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
4 Queer incident.

On the first night Of Society" On
the first night Of "Ours," and on the
first night of "Caste" a strange dog
followed Tom Robertson home from
the theater. came in with him. wagged
its tail. had little refreshment and
went away. When Robertson. during
his last illness. came back not in the
least improved by q stay at Torquay
. strange dog followed the brougham
from the station to the dramatist's
house In Elton road. No. 6. Haver-
stock hill. The sick man thought it
was a good omen and asked for the
animal to be brought into the house.
but the dog refused to come. 1t
stoppedein the front garden, howled
dismally for some little time and then
went away. Tom Robertson never
Left the house again. A week OF two
latse the end came.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
British Inland Waterways.

There are over 1000 miles of inland
waterways in Britain, and If these
were organized ON a modern basis
much Of the congestion on the rail-
ways could be relieved. It is posi-
BILE to travel from London to Manches-
ter by canal, and 1t Is only the anti
quated methods employed which make
the undertaking not q commercial sue.
cess. In the matter Of canal making
China led the world, and even today
she stands first among the nations for
the skillful utilization of her inland
waterways. One Of the latest canals
in Britain was constructed at the time
Of Napoleon, when the Hythe military
canal was built. so as to cut off Rom
ney marshes from the mainland. This
scheme, 1t was believed, would effec-
lively prevent the Corsican from land.
Ing In Kent.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
soAPsuDs USED ON WOUNDS
New and Successful Method o. Treat.
ment ls One Of Latest lnneva.
tions Due to War.

The use Of soapsuds in treating
wounds Is the latest innovation due
to the war. The method was tried by
TWO surgeons Of the allies, and proved
SO successful that 1t is coming into
general use. The Society of Surgeons
IN Paris recently took up the PROPOSE
ton and obtained full report upon
Its workings. Here is the official de-
scrip1ion Of this novel treatment:
From 20 to 40 per cent of white soap
Is dissolved in warm water which has
been sterilized by boiling or distilling.
Ianpons of surgical gauze for cleans
Ing the wound are dipped in this soapy
water, which is used for irrigating the
wound. The wound is then bandaged
with gauze congresses which must be
at least a centimeter (about half an
inch) thick. These congresses are
dipped in the soapy water, then rubbed
with the soap until saturated, after
which they are manipulated to produce
a thick white suds, and placed lightly
over the wound, and covered with alb.
s"rhent cotton, held in place by tar.
latan. Essentially, the bandage thus
constituted is sort of spongy tissue
made of millions Of tiny soap bubbles
1t is renewed every two or three days.
and is said to have the great advan.
tase of calming pain very markedly,
of not sticking to the tissues, and Of
not causing bleeding or suffering when
removed. The healing is rapid and
the aspect Of the scar good.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County ..
~ DisTRlcT COURT. Fourth yud,e,.,
NJ =. Oslie, as Administrator of the
Estate OF CLAUS v. Ruud, Deceased.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State Of North Dakota. County OF Rich
Van Arnam. Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Fred Radke,
Deceased.
signed John p. Reeder, Executor Of the
Last Will and Estate OF Fred Radke, late OF
he City Of Wahpeton. in the County of
RieAl.nd and sfa1e ID forth Dakota, de-
having claims aSainSt. said decedent. Do
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within Six months after the FIRST publica
Citizens National Bank. in the City OF Wah
peton In said Richland County, North Oak.
Dated September 18th. 1917.
JOHN P. REEDER.
Executor.
First publication on the 18th day Of Sept. u
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA County OF
Judicial District.
John .. Tiseth and Maria Tiseth,
PLANTING.
AilnTud Bayard Met!leton; A; Bayard
=; EN- N; MILLS ,S,, J. N, Gaige; Joseph Moss
known heirs and assigns OF each or
the defendants herein. and all other
persons unknown claiming any estate
or interest in. or lien or incumbr-
ance upon. the property described
in the complaint,
Defendants.
7hE S1Ah 81 H DEFEsb BAEngA TO THE
You. and each OF you. are hereby sum-
moned g answer the complaint in this &C.
,i%1 E Mnicl Il was on the 9Th day Of August
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dist
rict IN and Tor the County OF HIGHLAND amt
state n OF NO North Dakota IN the Court House
and state e., ana to serve copy Of your an
in in their . ONCE IN the City Of Wahpeton 10
Of North Dakota. within thirty days after
the. service or this summons upon you.
exclusive Of the day OF service; and In case
OF your failure to appear or answer jud6-
ment will be taken against yOu by default
for the relief demanded in the said COM
Dated August 9th, 1917.
FORBES & LOUNSBURY.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
r. o. Address: WahpetOn, North Dakota.
TO THE DEFENDANTS IN THE ABOVE
ENTITLED ACTION:
notice that the object and purpose OF the
above entitled action is to quiet the title
OF the plaintiffs In and to the real estate
which is described In this notice and to ex-
cl,Ide you. the said defendants. and each OF
YOU. from any interest in. or lien or In
cumbranCe upon said real estate or any part
OF the same. and that the description OF the
land and real estate to which such action
relates is as follows:
The Southeast Quarter Is. F.. " OF Sec
ton Fifteen n5) In Township One Humid
red Thirty-flve $3.50 OF Range Forty nine
i9l In the County OF Richland and State
OF North Dakota
FORBES Il LOUNSRURY.
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
p. O.. Address: Wahpeton. North Dakota.
Aug. Got
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
ssssssseeseseesssssees
FLASHLIGHTS

Honesty never waits for a
convenient time to pay back bor-
rowed money.
1t doesn't make any difference
how rich a man is there is al.
ways something he can't afford.
1t must make the recording
angel smile to see some of the
work we humans expect great
credit for.
Life has many irritations, not
the least of which is the man
who makes you do the waiting
on the telephone for him to do
the talking.
Once in a while man gets
the better of an argument with
his wife, but even then he
knows better than to do his
gloating publicly.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
To Remove Rust Stains.

BY soaking rust stains in rhubarb
Juice that has been brought to a boil.
ing point they can then be removed
without difficulty. This will not In.
ture the material, IL the rhubarb Juice
. rinsed out afterward In cold vatae.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA County OF
hiciland. S.. In District Court, Fourth
Judicial District.
John .. Tiseth and Maria Tiseth,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
Runa II herself Now.

Authors Friend-"Does your hus-
band use q pseudonym In his writingr'
Authors Wife-"He used to. but she
was perfectly horrid. 30 have learned
to run It myself."-Judge.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11
STATISTICAL NOTES
Hong Kong has 1O5 autos.
Jamaica has 100000 peODle.

Jamaica mas S5O,OOO people.
jamaica has 1873 automobiles.
Madras, India, has 944 auto.
mobiles.
Spain has 1O,299,39 acres Of
wheat.
Sumatra dug 4s1,979 tons Of
coal In 1916.
Italy in 1913 imported 1885,
600 tons of coal.
Dutch East Indies produced
1920 tons of tin last year.
Japan this year gathered $685..
466,7O bushels of rice.
Japan In 1915 exported 81,
$4,000 worth Of products to
South Africa.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1917-10-11

Egyptian Girls Marry Young.
Among modern Egyptians girls gen.
orally marry when twelve or fourteen
years Of age; at eighteen they are ~
garded ''unmarriageable" and "unman'
ageable."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Chin:,
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS CHANCES
Wanted:

IGICLASS salesman with good connections sell part issue
of the stock of corporation whose
with great earning possibes) whose output
establishes guaranteed annual saving
of Richmonds Vrginas and North Cardinals largest and
most substantial concerns have purchased this
output paying cash therefor amounts ranging $500
$1,000 All customers give highest Endorsements of output
its benefits and large fixed profits
required Replies not containing full information
not be considered. L $50 Times Dispatch.
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It'd. WANTS

soNDA MinI 10 ss";, line per Insertion
sss brH$y!f3I1 III Sff w lSSkkHtN|2faa
COMPANY TIE ORDER.
RATE FER LINE.
sTMpAr and DAiLi INSERTIONS. 70 cents.
Cn s,,A ,nsyrsi9ns' "ss sen,s % cent,
nj sIiaaIis%s SnisHi sisis .na fss.'ti
% %ss @hn or one sT wsaa is .e fSs'i a;"'
nssi. q MEASUREMENT !. .oiid .sste u
The above rates cover All eiasslnca.ion,.
c!as.tcstions not suaianteed st,er r. ~.
SCBSIAIIONS EOK I'D. Want ADS.
tne -iviio"ius Aimee D.spatGn nrahSu ".
h%s7 arc Tor tne to.,x..ieDee " ,ns iuoi,o.
tssuiar ONCE rates, "nith ~:e oiysn above.
whsi Ts a2ysn ~ w sf t.iy i,
,.yedo's Drus o,"ro. f.o,u A'e. and
Sh.r.ys 5. Turner. Druggist West Broad.
'vin.r baYis Ave.
Warrin.rs irSx store, "a Grove, hT.;
r. L. boohet Drus store A."i W. Main
Foy's dug Stole. Allen Ave. sud Grace
8 Alien A,~ rh,rmacy. Alien Az. and
, r. Ion Dn P PtS.; 81 y, VI M.In St. St.
f enE, Srse naEns ty =; W & r,"s 49,, 81,
V. Il. Aey Z. Bro. Bio"k Ava. anu Clay
fanant Drus s:o.e. rouahee ana Broad
EAST OF rousHEE STREET.
/. Sthen COL. tesE bIo~d ST. .,
MssH-Fxs Sls o. s,i IL h sfSsa s. s.
: I. /. IsI,.sz Dfuk store, u, +. Broad st.
.fssf Dras ss;s FIN sa 1na % S. S.
" t. D D1ss 80 ~ So NGf' PIX .'ah 81, St
Eiehardson Drug store. oyi N"r.n seven
3. ii. Childrey " n Eign""n,h 81.
IuIaer's Pharmacy. Iwc".s ~nd alsin
,wil!.m. Pharmacy. rwen'y ami
sPFIHnssr. ossgs COMPANY. rw.n,,'nird
iiosd's UfuE Store. twenty ninth and Q
wood & seh,-' u.us Co. Twenty -nf,b
wooo's Pharmacy. Twenty nth and i.eis d
Church HiA Pharmacy. $40 Es., Broad
S p. cr.'r prre store, ess =. broad ST.
:, Rlrsa,ds2on Clay Stree, uru6 store. sol
r.,rnouu, f rfAInM9u*ya; ms r.,r.nouo,
BARTON HEIGHTS
n,ty.. DRUG Store Notib Ave
HIGHLAND PARE.
4. =. Cosby n Co 1870 Third Ave-.
". X. Vaughan. fourth and Stuart.
4 IL. townsend. Mition ana Mary and
SOUTH RICHMOND
sraneb Once Timssotspstch. ii?3 Hun
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
s. Woodland a. hoish" Pharmacy. IL"
4. tharie. s. Garrison. sI!7 flores, n!A Az.
swASsBoRo.
Il -. iiurerta = Drug store. :stt HuIi ~.
FULTON.
,. a Bach .cis wt.smsourE Ave.
fecr.ss DruS stur,. s-9 williamsburg
T!n..D!epa;ch H!.neh., 10 Nor,h s,c..
InoIe atreat. phone Petersburg 20
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BICYCLEs AND MOTORCYCLES

CHRISTMAS lasts only one day hut IL you
,Eiivs k@ur n , or sirl motor bike or
last n.- long as The bicycle continues TO I've
easy riding. which IL Tor years, bacaus.
the motor bike and Flying Arrow bicycles
are quality huilt' and guaranteed To last
pE the rope Manufacturing 60. and me--a
aurc mark OF uuslity and service. My easy
payment plan viii make IL pay Ia. itself.
Come IN and talk 1t with l.. v
Ngec. l2l9 IIull Street. south Richmond
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THE CHOICEST OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

FOR hoy ur girl. man or woman i. 4
line bicycle. ana Tho choice OF all offered
Is the Crescent. ~ has All unbroken record
for iurnhiiiiN. speed, beauty and grace 81
style. In fact AZ every point il j. the
standard nf excellence
\ 4. GENTRY
Randolph @1Si. SOS Nest BROAD ST
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DEATHS


LEWIS --pici. 1nursisE morning. ".c!oo ).
s. III. December T.. lsi.. at ht- residence,
1851 biair street I:MANCEl. LEM IL Hc "a
surNivc'i by "if'. nv dhueht"r, anu -"
E"Ls. tour nrutnsrs oU- sister aoE
";Her relatives ANA host -; tr.euo,. lie
NeH highly r-sp.c,cd In Christian an'!
phiianthrop.C worh,
Fun>r.i services "iIi take place SCNbAi !.
Dec, amber :" from ItNrcNieT Baptist churv n
IT u O'clock \. Nj.
>ASGt'IS>ET Oiled. a. her residence,
. ..c9 Marshal. street. Ihursdey. ttj J..
NJ ROSA SAN,!uISNET'i! widow NJ La,
Augustus SnuGuinrcti. 81" leave Que
son. ltuanue' AMI Two dauEhtsrs. Nl>H
l..oncrT SsuGu.unet'i and Mrs j. - c'cou-
nell al 81 M rits.
SATURDAY Mt EHScC% a. o'clock.
FRIENDS ana 1cUUaIu,ances reTuestr'! &" at
'end without further notlcf.
WopDW ARD piod. =; hts father resi-.
denc. 2s02 g street = IS l.. NJ. joiiN
y WOODWARD. Leaves father ana mothe /
ana two sisters and t"" brothers. James ".
Woodward: hnhert y W"2dward, Mrs.
charles g. shannon. -! Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs Mary ~, Ratker
Funeral TO DAY, December :, $50. OAK
cemetery.
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HELP WANTED-AiaIe

WE have attractive position for
intelligent young man. Good
chance for promotion. Refer
ences required f 19, care
Times-Dispatch.
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SHOE REPAIRING

nlICytMoED .ELEGfaIe .sHoa REPAIR
THAT THEY WILL GIVE PROMPT At
ppEERRssi0N 1 gs,A AMI oRpEss. Mali, PR;
SS,riHtEnET.- RICHMOND. VA. PHONE HAN
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BRsJ-i,iiNGrO% tn. runerX! II MRS.
MARY l.. BncckLiNG1D$, aged M! :.
eight years. "i aSli Lester street. All TAT.
plAtr from the Apostolic Church TODAY
,FRIbA ! =. at - clock. iutnriusnt III 'JaK-
wco1 ,emctery.
iiuLI..-Tnc mineral OF MISS GRACE HULL
.N!tt Nh p!ace TIM; 'FHlbAf! "
= tk!>pcS. . n. from the residence Or.
Mcdaniel. 81 FIRST Raptist Church wi!l co,-
duet s-rNic.s. interHe',t - HolI! God.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
STOCKS AND BONDS

THE Land Trust COMPANY Inc. which
owns the valuable tract OF al 600 acres
az rich AGRICULTURAL land In tao well-known
tuiuous gas h~lds of Ierrebonne Parish. La.
are Offering tho public an opportunity OF
ii sI0 ua. value on the partiui payment
plan at 81 pc; share IN blocks Of 70
81" per month. without interest. FOR %
mDnths. These shares Will become very
: aiua bic. Waite for Information. The
l.amI rru. company. Inc. G2s Gravter
street. New Orleans
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state Mhen ordering II Clincher Or QUICK
petachable CNncher or Straight Side Dun
s1SHs T!i be shipped e q p sub,set "a
returned unused Within 10 days.
NATl0NAL TIRE AND RUBBER Co.
Ea1uoIDh 3pS2 Az W. Broad Street.
Richmond Branch. RtchmonS Vs
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mAHRlED rian TO ~o.k o: farm. prefer
t. nan With dai;% .%pe..enee but position
Is Ior Etneral farm work. Wages. SI5 a
month and house. 55S, care Iimes-p.s.
draft necd not apply. Furnish reference
hnd address me Bank o. Cragsvi.,e. C:a.gs-
villa, En.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

WANTED. yourE man OF koed
appearance. 9TH considerable
hnoNl=de. 81 automobiles. 70
act as service assistant Must
know how 70 hend,. thu putlie.
Nrite good hand. and have
good high schco! educa ton.
Apply Coburn Motor Sales Cor
porAtion. l2lT-l223 West Broad
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

W" f. are ssr, q1:e::.roSS; 9? ;hr. ;'eg ,r,
class statesmen. Previous auto
mobile experience not necss-
Ssry. although IL would helm
considerably. Excellent opnor-
tun!tv for good men. ana The
easiest selling lind In Rich.
iiond. hddreSs 4 20, care
rimcs-p.spstch
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------------ - ----------- -
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR sale good drug business in one Of
NtrEinias best towns. Owner unable to
attend business. Address -. ear.
fimes. Dlsratth.
FOR sale. "ompirt" moNin. picture outfit
for travelling cheap. account drafted: also
wireless station AMI Gray * Davis starter
for Ford. Write rrivstr g. Il Lewis, ibeth
Brigade. headquarters Company, camp
Iae va
BUSINESS CHANCES
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DANG Inc;
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAKE ttp .nd ,sNc our St.5o guaranteed
Course. IT. .ncHp"r. GraNcS's studio.
lot l. EaAt- CLAY NmnInlpM lOiH.N.
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Wanted

WANTED, experienced cigar
cite machine operators for
day or night work. Can make
Sl5 to so per week. British
American Tobacco Co., Limited,
900 North Lombardy Street.
MAJ wanted fond of readin1 aloud day or
iJGht and can 40 i!Rht houtekeep ping.
Addrt,. ]. 81 care rtmes-Dispatch.
WASTED. experienced drug rlerk Apply,
giving aEe, reference and salary expected.
r. .. Box st Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. to"kkeeper and general Utility
man one "ho has had railway auditing
or banking experience preferrsd and who
has passed the draft limit. Civ. age ex-
n"rienc- and salary expected. Apply Lock
Box 5bS. HAMPTON. Va
WANTED. able-bodied young
man to learn automobile SER
vice and repair work. Apply
2007 West Broad. Franklin
Motor co.
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YOUNG. attractive iauy 10 d&nlunstratt in
our window for few weeks. Good change
ply at once. AK Cor Mr.. Smith. Southsrri
R.omp and Stationery Co.. Twelve Six Main
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y person II nearby II East Bank Street.
WANTED, young lady for light
office work. Good oppor-
tunity to learn typewriting and
bookkeeping. X Is, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-07

WANTED. stenographer at
once. Give experience, ref
erence and state salary expect
ed. CIT, care Times-Dispatch.
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REPAIR SHOPS
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
Phone Madison mas" as. ": w. n Moseisg 8 FSU'
el7 North First Street
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TYPEWRITETis

The Ideal Christmas Gift.
FACTORY rebuilt J.. e. Smith q Rrc.
typewriter. s55. Easy terms. Ask for
catalogue. l.. =. Smith s. Bros TypeSrit.r
Co. cy6 East Main Street.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

JOHN II. ROSE. 4 CO. experts i'm plumbing
warm air. hot-water and steam heating
Repairing done right. 8 North Thirteenth
Street Randolph 3alL
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Use Daniels New Automobiles

.sise;ed Slsemished lire, ,h.t are picked a.
guaranteed $500 miles against def.ctS.' Jus
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HELP WANTED-l.cmale
HELP wASTED-Male & Female


tNfED. in.:I or woman to assist on book
ana 90 general clerical work liz bank IN
small town III N!rt.nia. Must write 5000
t.nu shn be accurate Stat" age. expert
tn'e hnu Shi5rf rerursd AMI give rafpI-
en'es, az otherwise no attention To reply
AGaress !. -. Gat" Times dispatch.
- vacancies for Rirls ana Women an
t'oetai TeieRraph .nssscnRcr stan Can
J !s2 -Hsaa- 3s.GSrtl boss With wheels
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
CO M P A N Y OF VIR-
GINA.
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WANTED. lady 10 lake contract for mend
lag s.cond-hsnd bags. Prefer this work
done a. her home. stead work for the
right patty. Apply Manager. Clarence
f'nsby. 1883 EsSt Cary Street :.