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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-24
70 Canning Club Members:

To Canning Club Members:
Please read all the letters careful
iy that we send you and carry out
their instructions. Let us make this
year the best in the history of our
work. When you came to our Short
Course in canning. preserving, and
bread making at Sumter, June 1922.
we expect you to give q report of th<
conditions Of your Ito acre. We
hope to make those days for you both
pleasant and profitable.
The following letter from Washing
ton gives instructions for growing to
matoes. beans, and okra in the clu'
garden.
Sincerely yours.
Mary A. Lennon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-02-24

0eueooe ef both 0f the old papers.
- y nauifsssly the beet ed vertlsins
no1tnn In sumter.
Congress stepped In and did the
thing that a majority of the so-called
prohibition States have not had the
nerve to do--made the prohibition
AGAINST the traffic In liquor absolute
II the people of the prohibition States
really want absolute prohibition and
are In earnest In their protestations
that the use Of liquor as a beverage
should be suppressed. they now have
the opportunity Of putting the issue
to test and showing the benefit that
VIII follow the enforced eradication
Of the drink Nabit. We are heartily
sIad CONGRESS has ta.:en the stop, for
We have long been anxious to see alb
solute prohibition given a full and
fadr test under favorable conditions.
Tho etate authorities have never been
been able to put the blind tigers en-
tirsay out Of business and those who
would not patronixe the tigers but
wanted liQuor have always been able
to obtain am abundant supply for
personal use. The federal authorities
have finally put the lid on hard end
fast. and the nominally dry States will
b bone dry In fact and In truth after
July 1st-
The Legislature raised the anticipa-
tions Of the Judges OF Probate sky
high by snacting the DuRant quart
a-nonth law. but Congress came
along next day and knocked the whole
business into = cocked-hat.
I. q il 80
senator J. Arthur Banks, of CAL
hesn county, prssident Of the State
p1feep A. pciation in his letter
= pI4tloFhn quotes famil-
~ post3esI description Of the true
'patsiek which. though evidently not
90 intended. IL the unkindest thing
he could have done to tho gentleman
from Marlboro. since, to the most
cariess reader. II is plain that this
poetical pattern of a patriot can not
bs made to ut Mr.. McIAurin. II is
. risky thing to experiment with a
Hons skin. and Senator Banks Ii do
Ing Mr.. McLaurin an ili-service when
he attempts to hang one on him.
even though ne does 60 under the
sanction OF poetic license.
The legislature should not have ad-
journed without having appointed n
committe 60 make a thorough invcs-
tigation Of the charges made against
Chief Game Warden A. A. Richard
SON and some OF his assistants by
Gov. Manning in his message vetoing
the bin to make the game warden
an elective ofFicer and to continue Mr..
Richardson In office until 1918. AS
one Of the senator's remarked in the
course Of tho brief discussion of the
veto message. III the charges are true
somebody should be arrested" 1t was
and 10 a matter OF entirely too Sc
rious nature to be side-tracked for
year by adjourning debate until
the next session of the legislature. 1t
appears that the members of the leg
islature were SO anxious to get home,
the forty days for which they were
paid having expired. that they could
not remain day longer to attend to
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Mary A. Lennon.
Growing Tomatoes, Beans and Olr
IS in tho Club Garden.
Prepeeaaaon Of the sou Tor Tomatoes
4! 8! 3: . l4l4d wgS noe 'plowed ii thu
blow 60 early In the spring, as
possible and prepare it Thoroughly by
narrowing and dragging. Where the
land was plowed in the fall replow it
In the spring-then apply the manure
and thoroughly mix 1t with the soil
py disking and narrowing. Harrow
and disk tho soil as many times as
Is necessary to put it In the very best
OF condition and use drag or roller
to break up the clods. Where tho
land Is well drained. level culture
should be practiced. but where the
soil Is poorly drained, the plant
should be set on ridges. The fiatter
the ridges the better. provided good
drainage is secured. Never use mar.
row peaked ridges as these dry ou.
too quickly.
.e Fertilizers.
Even where manure Is used, COM
mercial fertilizer should be applied
as the manure will not supply all the
elements of plant food needed. Fo,
soil that is manured at the rate of
to 8 loads on the one-tenth acre plat
1t Is advisable to apply 10 to 20
pounds OF nitrate Of soda, so to 100
pounds of 1S per cent. acid phosphat
and 10 to 80 pounds of muriate OF
suiphate OF potash, to the plat. j
no manure Is used, add 40 to sc
pounds Of cottonseed meal in addition
to the fertilizers already mentioned.
Where the soil is we'll supplied with
potash the amount of muriate or su,
phate of potash could be reduced. On
fairly rich soils use the smalIe,
amounts suggested and on pooro,
soils use the large amounts. The fer
tilizer can be applied broadcast
sown in the row. When distributed
In the furrow, 1t should be well mixe(
with the soil by running a cultivatoi
along the row. After being well mix
ed with the soil in furrow, the ridge.
should be thrown up over the row.
and loveled off with a light drag.
Setting the Plants.
Before taking up the plants, the
SOIL in which they are growing should
DC thoroughly soaked in order t.
make 1t adhere to the roots. Where
the plants are grown in pots, cans.
etc., the whole mass of soil should adj l.
mere to the plant when it Is set out
III the plants are not grown i'm indi-
Vidual receptacles, as large a ball Of
soil as possible should be taken ii,
with each plant.
The plants for the carly crop should
be set out as soon as all DANGER O
frost is over. a good method to use
In setting them is To open a furrow
with a turn pillow and set them In this
furrow. If the soil is dry, pour in
about pint Of water around each
plant. AS soon rs the water has
soaked In, pull some dry soil around
The plant.
rrvt.
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FOR SALE-Rear Estate.

FOR sale. Is acres land near Buckroo
Beach Hotel Buckroe Beach Va Ad-
dress !. ~ care Times. Dispatch
HARGAiN az westhanpton: nice lot. looS
s,n Feet. within one block OF car limo and
blocks OF tho Country Club: Siu Der foot
cash If hold within ten days Address, Is
3lh. care Times Dispatch.
fOh saie. a Northampton. near the car
line. nice building lots. $40 cash and $40
per month. without interest or taxes Only
a few left. Buy quick Address + si7 care
Times Dispatch
EAUTlFUl. building lot on Three Chopt
ROAD. convenient 10 Country Club. Last
70 d" Go',ct. bargain II sold AT once. Ad-
1fcsS !: 5io. car. Times Dispatch
ELAN ~ FCNSfEN ) tam rent list Is com
pete Houses. Hats ana store. ia any
IocalltN. any price. Phone Madison 1909
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t I'D. w ANTS
soND& Min,. ~ Tents a ,,ns %. .a.sl,.Ya.

SUNNI Aia. az ss" ss.es, IN" Yns : asv|,4
Sshp r@Y lIiik oA AL SEX
SS nSSAaHTc Fac HF oN NSES CASH fo &C:
.@AA.- k.-.. LiNL.
Txiy ,nsaf,,ols Nt !. e."s ss' ''0'-' - cents
sSssiyI, an,sd s s..;;' .a ID ss canals
) times V Hithinn or o. soMEAi Se".s .tns.
un Sssis 81 'neasuien.enl 10 soi". aa.,u. ~
s rate. al" cover All Is S inn.
Sisssineations tot guaranteed alter 4. 81.
,c! mo to'io"i.. A...-s- D.-Y~.-.. o.
sat tc.v,tS ~ u .. ,as .-' tS.
regular ounce rates, "u..A 4is sven .uoV..
G.%sao Gnu b pGa."sSs; a.. !" Coy 81
.o Gharies s Turner. Druggist. West Dro.u.
Me arTine raaTI may :1sa i,4nYysr Ave;
soofer t Ss.s s' Stsy -yo4 o.o's 49, A.' 81,
Alec, Xsenas fiai.a sH "a H..sS a. se' 4 10
Es sef D!@s S SIZE. CO. %, & III -.H St
hurne,ss e 6ru sA! stSts' III ,. 'ls S o. ST
r,V. Il Nav & bro.. brooA Ave- 81 Clay
a. Arrsn, Drug store rou.nes snu Broad
cohebs A So " Fous SHE. STREET.
Messenger siZ.sls L. 4>so.d st,
TT.effie s g},sgs GS 81: =. h.,sl 81; :,
LfuE store, litA alatStAiI Sls
f. vaughan. sYi Nortn titta 81
a. Ho,sy ~. N s,sts lsntA ~ seven
teenth st.
f. II. Chidrey. 20 n. Eighteenth 81
II. ufhers PhaIn:~Ly. Twen,J uist anu Main
WILLIAMS Pharmacy. Twentyhrst and
Springer Drug Company. Twen,y-third
s., Hord's Drug Store. Twenty ninth and q
,n %o % 4 ssnan Drug Co.. Twenty nt,n
p,sW Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church HilI Pharmacy. 1900 kaAt Broad
sS,D. Craig Drug Store. $500 L. broAd 3.
rb11ffnnaafdson Clay Street DruE store Sol ~
- PARAMOUNT.
Re-. hAKruS hEiGArs.
GTsoyn Drug store. North Ave.
HfGHLAND Park.
e; y: Cosby q Co, 400 Third Ave.
y. 4 Vaughan. Fourth ana stuart
AZ n Townsend. Milton anu M-rSiaho
SOUTH nICHMoSD ,,,
., Branch once Times Dispatcp. l+oa HUH
WOODLAND HEIGHTS 80.
" oodiand Heights Phafmacy. Aio'
cemmes Avenue. -
Charles W. Gatrison. 3ll7 Forest Hill Ave.
SWASSBOKO. -.
81. Roberts .nITIipf S!'re. 1904 Hun D
3 a BLACK. s,ia wiiiiemiEouTr ave;
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North SycA-
more Strest- Phone t-i-.shuS- go
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AWNINGS

AWNINGS.
AWNINGS and flags made to order. Place
your order now. Avoid the rush W, W
Moseley & Co.. 2l7 North First Street
Phone Madison 2lS2.
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BY virtue OF a decree OF tho Chan
Gerry Court of Richmond. entered on the
9th day OF June. 1917. in the suit OF
MCGOWAN VS.. Gray ct ais" the under
signed special commissioner will sell
NJ public auction. on the promises. on
TUESDAY AFTENNOON. JUNE 10,
1917.
at o'clock =. NJ.
the above described real estate. with
the above mentioned improveme Is
thereon. the said lot OF land being de-
scribed as follows:
':All that lot OF land in the city OF
Richmond. Va. on the west line Of Ran
dolph Streat. with improvements there
on, and known as No. 500 Randolph
lows: commencing at point on the
west line OF Randolph Street sixty (60)
feet north of Jacquclinc Street. and
running northwardly and fronting on
the west line of Randolph Street thirty
600 feet, and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
two G2e) feet.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchase
price to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance in two equal instailments, pay
date Of sale. the purchaser executing
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with interest from the date OF
sale, and the titlc TO be retained by the
court until all the purchase money is
paid: or all cash. at. the option OF the
purchaser.
EDWARD l.. RYAN,
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required OF
decree has been duly given.
Given under MY hand this 18th day
OF June, 1917.
CHAS. o. SAVILI.E.
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the said real estate being described as
follows:
/. An that lot of land with brick
dwelling thereon. known as No. 604
West Cary Street. On the northern line
OF Cary Street between Belvidere and
Pine streets. beginning thereon at a
point II feet inches west of the west
ern line OF Belvidere Street. thence ex-s
tending westwardly and fronting on
the northern line of Curry Street 20 feet
wall between the tenements known as
Nos. 50i and SOC West Cary Street, and
extending back between parallel lines
90 feet to an alley in common 10 feet
inches wide.
.. All that lot of land, with brick
dwelling thereon, kno n as No. 1705
Grove Avenue. on the southern line of
Grove Avenue, between Vine and Wal
nut streets. beginning thereon at
point IS feet west OF the western line
OF Vine Street, thence extending west
southern line OF Grove Avenue rs feet.
and extending back between parallel
lines 1To feet inches to an alley in
common 90 feet wide.
3. All that certain lot OF land on the
northern line of what ~ as formerly an
alley. but now called Catherine Street.
between Norton and Kinney Streets.
fronting 30 feet on the southern line of
between parallel lines 70 feet
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase
money in cash, and the residue In three
from the day OF sale. the purchaser to
give his negotiable notes for the de-
ferrcd payments OF the purchase
title to be retained, until ali the pur-
chase money is paid. and conveyance
ordered by the court, or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
Executor and Special
Commissioner.
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BRIDGEMEN WANTED

TO hrst-cias structural steel work
ers We arc paying - - cents
per hour. Must be a!l-round er-
pericnceu men. Wanted once.
Apply McClintic- Marshall Co.
Fourth Street Gate. Navy Yard.
Portsmouth. Va.
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I certify that the bond required by
the above decree has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
June, 1917.
CHAS. o. sAVLLE,
Clerk.
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AUCI1UN SAI4ES-Fnture Ony8
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN
Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF
No. 1902 Spring Hill
Avenue
WOODLAND HEJcuTc cor- ,,-o-rv
WOODLAND HEIGHTS. SOUTH RICH
MOND.

At the request OF the owner. we shall
oner Tor sale, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1917,
at o'clock p. NJ.
that attractive. wcll-built slate ro.>
dwelling, containing ten rooms ana
large concrete cellar. The dwelling ia
strictly modern. with all the usual con.
veniences. including electric lights
water, gas and sewerage. The lot is OF
ample size, 40 feet : inches, with a
depth or 1873 feet to an alley Mice
lawn. trees. grapes; also garage. This
property is in flrst-class condition ava
will he sold at Il bargain Gnu
sale. at
RUFFIN & SLOAN
AuCtioneera
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BY n w ROWE & son, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
No. TOT EAST CLAY STREET

OF
No. TOT EAST CLAY STREET
In execution OF n decree OF the Rich
mond Chnnccry Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Va. entered on the Sth day
of March, 1917, in the suit therein
pending under tho style OF "A Spicrs
George. eNor.. etc, VS.. Anna ID. Boy
kin, Ellen =. Boykin. ct ais. | will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1917,
at o'clock T. NJ.
the real estate above referred to.
consisting of two-story brick
dwelling Of seven rooms. with tho
usual city conveniences. This prop
crty is we'll located for rental purposes,
and should appeal to the buying pub
lie generally. The lot fronts Oh Clay
street 20 feet inches, and has u depth
of 90 feet 4 inches, more or less, and
abuts an alley in common feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due in three equal instruments at six
twelve and eighteen months. with IN
tcrcst from day OF sale, secured by
notes and deed OF trust on the prem
Uses sold: or. all cash, ut tho option of
the purchaser.
\. SPIERS GEORGE
Special Commissioners.
I hereby certify that the oond re-
CURED of the special commissioner in
the above cause has been duly given.
TeSte-
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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MEETINGS
NOTICE. OF MEETiNCi OF STOCKHOLD.
ERS OF THE VIRGINIA NAVlGATIOS

Nq BIS 6F oF H HE III 9F STTfKH9kD
TO the stockhodeFs OF the Virginia Navi-
YOU are hereby notified by order OF the
s2@r Gt DIRECTORS that meeting Of ins
JCLY ifi7 a II A. M at the prnTspal Of
in The The c,ty OF Richmond. Va;
action on "a resolution passed by the board
o! directors OF this company on the 9Th
Whcre"s. he vi HIis S4v 2i;SM Com
pany has been GENERATING for the past four
w4eTeas n the ipGFen. Of the hoard
Will cause even greater loss in the future:
now; therefore, be i
board Of dirsoioIs; il is Assmsd adyisabe.
and for the benefit Of the Virginia Nayn.
and .!,, be i inrt her ,,. - 49,, ,
this reseGton M" he E mcG t" es "R'' seoeR
holder OF rccor! within days from this
:"RcsoiVed. That a meeting OF tho stock
holder of his ;S,npa@y be held at ,hs
Street. in The city II Richmond. Va. TO take
1f'2" ihs TIA .y o. JUN the s hguf an of
that motto" 81 the adoption of this resolution
a nnr Within ten eS aaYs PsSnsG 9G pnh
lshcd IL the, city, OF Richmond, Va. where
located. al least week for four sue
GessiyS weeks next nrisrediGs the tims an
ers and he II further
'KcsoINed lhut the secretary or this COM
pany Is hereby authorized and directed to
that the said notices herein provided for
In this resolution he given in the manner as
herein set forth
Witness my hand this 9th day OF June.
W. ]. BAKER. Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE.
a Special Communication of Joppa Lodge
No. so. a. +. X A. NJ. Will be held at the
Masonic Temple TUESDAY. 18th instant.
lodges ard ,ransien, brethren are fra i:
az ORDER of the Worshipfu Moster
GEORGE q. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
a stated Communication OF the Rich
AZ mond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, An
Xxx cient Free and Accepted Masons. will
VNhe held in Tie Masons' Hall Franklin
near Eighteenth. Street. THIS (TUESDAYJ
EVENING. juno -. 1917, at O'Clock
Work in the first degree. All Master Ma
sons in good standing are fraternally in
vitcd attend.
BY order OF the Master
W. \. CLARKE. JR.,
Secretary.
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BARBER wanted. sI3 guaranteed Apply
304 North Sixth Street
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Old JOHNSTON TRUST COMrANY.
49, -
PROPOSiLS-Sealed.
OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTED

oet ICE Oc il<DINt
Richmond, Va. June IL. 1917.
sEALED Proposals will be received at this
office until - o'clock noon. Friday. June
20. 1917. for the following:
For painting the interior and exterior of
ali buildings at Pine Camp Hospital. includ-
ing water tank and Iron framing supporting
tank
Specific ations can be seen and other in
formation obtained a. this Office.
The Administrative Board OF tho. City OF
richmond. Va. reserves the right TO eject
amy and all proposals offered and to ava Ri
the contract u Who'll. in part.
JOHN l.. BUTLER
Building INSPECTOR.
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kAf'S Cottage. BuCkroc Beach. Fronting
Chesa peakc Bay. with all modern con.
yenienccs,. Open June iG Mrs. George l..
KAY. Buckroe Beach. Va
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and work farm. Apply Immediately. J.
r. Grimes. II IL North Twenty-nnth Street.
ACTIVE. young wanted for tree
gerry work: good opportunity ~ learn
rapid advancement TO good steady workers
II o Leighton. Rockville, Md
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sPEClAi. summer rates. Large. cool. COM
Portable rooms: table uneXcellcd. En-
Nironments pleasant. homelike. refined. Ex-
ira special rates to couples. Best refer
ences necessary. 3o3 West Grace. Madison
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DIE sinkcrs and trimmer die makers:
steady work at good wages TO competent
mon. Give full particulars to age eK-
perlence and references ttrouble). Address
BOX IS, Detroit. Mich.
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DEATHS

DUNN.-Dlcd. juno 10. 1917. I, T. NJ
CATHERINE NiEGiS!A asrd nine
Ellie '; Dunn. Of t.!k I'm Va
Inc 3GFlal services W.r. conducted Nes-
er6ay q, tho home by IN" Rev. Nr Macy.
pastor OF the Methods, Church At CaTtera-
HoorEN.--D!.l. d, her horne. near BED
ford. Va, NKS. SUE kELSO HOOPER
Hido" o! The late Dg. ". -. Hooper. al 5
a. NJ June Is.
Funeral notice later. lrt.rmen, in Holly
HTEINBEKG.--U!ea, MouGay, juno !. a.
$50 t.. NJ, MRS. SAM sTElNEERG o;
2oeb West Main street. In tn. nlHty eighth
year OF her age. Sh" leaves To mourn tne!r
!oss husband. I've daughter and i"p sons
Funeral WEDNESDAY, at 1880 from the
Siortuary Chapel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19

WANTED at once thoroughly experienced
registered pharmacist: good salary Adj
dress J. e. Garsuck & Co. Newport News
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HELP WANTED-MaIc
LABORERS WANTED

WE need several lahorcrs. APPLY ready
for work TO Montague ME-. Co. Broad
Street and Eelt Line
SHOEMAkEKS and e: In l." tire men
capable OF taking complete charge OF tho
South. Apply at once. Bernard Simon,
1l5-2S Monticello Avenue. Norfolk. Va
Wages no object TO the right parties.
WANTED, at once. q nrus clerk for re-
lief work Month. maybe longer. Nor
rison. the Drug Man. PETERSBURG. Va
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY
L. F. SCHMIDT & CO., INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
% North EiE.-,h Street %

TRUSTEES CTINN SALE OF
THOSE PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK
FLATS IN THE COLORED SECTION,
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HELP WANTEI,-Fcmaic

WANTED. settled white woman TO care for
baby and small children Good country
nom: refined family. pleasant surroundings.
ltaskins. Milford. va.
WANTED. young lady stcnograph"r and
Typewriter slight knowledge OF boOkkecp-
'ng, Tor private bank. Excellent oppor-
tunity. r. AO.. care Times Dist,atCh
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SUMMEIt bOHrders wanted IN private fam
ily. Fine location: convenient 10 station
Addrcss Box l22. Crozet. Va.
CAPE VIEW COTTAGE will open June
for boarders John b. Clay Buckroe
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HELP WANTED-AIale

ESPERl EScED clerk for large general
store in country. State age. experience.
rsferences aud salary expected. l. 25i. care
Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ad. cornposI,or wants
job on ncrn!nE or evening daily Acc -.
married. can furnish reference Address
-. r. W" 3ol Woodland Avenue. winston
POSITION .anted BY ,norouEhly cornpet"r,
coloT.t chauffeur. Address 200 North
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SUMMER BOARDING

I.anerty Place, Crozet. Va. Mountain
home with city convenences. Excellent
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FOUR pigs. State age and price Addre1s
Il 30s, care Times Dispatch.
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EDUCATIONAL

SUMMER coaching. Send your boy to elf
ton Forge FOR the summer II hs has
failed In elementary or high school De
m,5 - , $50 WIN ~, AZ, pp 70
CHAN" Mountains. near several noted min
cral springs Entire city supplied with
spring water Experienced faculty. R"a-
s"nub,c rates call Madison 337I-I write
Clifton Forge College. Clifton Forge. Va.
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VIE still need a good many
young Indies in all Of our va
riOus departments. Good pay
and steady work. Apply Allen
e Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets
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HELP WANTED-Malc & Female
SITUATION WANTED-AIale

WANTED. gardner who can milk could
Times Dls-htCh.
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FOR SALE-Farrns

BARGAIN.
FOR sale. by now resident. IS acres on Me-
cha nicsEill. Pike. II 800. care Times.
!,l.i,aich
FOR sale, desirable seventy.acre farm ono
mn" from Ivy Depot. Good severn room
dwelling two orchards: eNcellen, com
n,unity. Price. $1,000. Easy terms. W H.
Hall. Mediums River. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19

WANTED. on" nrSt-clasS foreman for foun-
dry. Address Mathicson AIkali Works.
Palmer ST. Clair. approximations. Saltville.