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The Detroit times., 1917-05-12

booths. the election commissioners
WH. send "A request 20 Commission =
James Couzeus asking that one po-
lice officer be detailed 10 each dis
tr.ct for The day and that the Off
Ger open each polling place az IL
spocihed hour n Nis plan Is fol
lowed. tho volunteer registrars Will
be- asked 70 meet az the election
commissions uHlces in the city hall,
and will be taken 10 the polling
places in machines The police Of
ner duties also will include taking
The supply OF registration material
10 the booths
with one registrar for every 175
persons now registered. Mr. Lindsay
estimates that no one registrar viii
have 10 issue more than 100 blanks
during the day and supervise tho
registration
Additional offers from pe-sons
willing TO serve on the registration
boards without pay were received
in The mayors ONCE THURSDAY A
sufficient nun Der are expected TO
Offer their services 10 take charge
% an 300 booths in the city Wal
ter G. Piper, chairman OF the board
in The fourth district OF the Frst
ward. was among the first 0 v0iun.
tccr bis services.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
Man Who Would Be Officer
In Army Gets Divorce When He
Tells of Beatings Wife Gave

Mrs. Flemng's Guser nails ihe next
M-,y
Beaten up by walking stick Weld.
cd by Mrs Fleming. who made such
"a disturbance at heir home on CAN
forniaave. Highland Park that
rciehb0rs called In tho police.
Bayonetted again with scissors and
given black csc in August
Belabored with candlestick in
september
Sending his wife 90 Atlanta. Ga
whore his mother was nursing a
lick relative. Fleming says she lost
her affections 10 teacher IN a
technical school de discovered
chat her attachment had euded by
interccptlug letters sent by the
Georgian go her via the household
maid. he said One letter referred
TO plans for a divorce.
Fleming needed the divorce de-
cree as the equivalent OF waiver
q!odependency. for his unconditional
admittancc i'm the camp, hir lawyer
said
He As the son OF ] G, Fleming, a
manufacturer Of hosting machinery.
A decree Was granted
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
ASHE TRIES TO
BLOCK INCREASE
IN PRICE OF ICE

Because OF an anticipated advance
OF 10 per cent in ice prices this
summer, Aid Charles A. Ashe, OF
the Nineteenth ward, will go be-
fore the ordinance committee OF the
council next Tuesday and ask an
amendment TO the present ice" or
dinance that VIII compel every deal
or 10 furnish a certificate OF weight
with each piece sold
For many years there has been
an ordinance that compcls ice deal
ers 20 give weight certificate il
tho customer demands IT, This act
has been greatly abused by the
dealers. The usual result Of re-
quest for certificate Of weight
has been for tho dealer to refuse 20
soil ice 10 the person making the
request The amendment would re-
quirc certificate 10 accompany
each piece sold
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
WOMEN WOULD
SERVE NATION
AS AVIATRICES

There are two women I'm Detroit
who feel that there are other ways
in which they can serve their coun-
try than by knitting socks or car
Ing for the families of departed
soldiers.
They believe they can do their
bit to good advantage by sailin-
over enemy lines in an acroplanc,
dropping bombs, or rcconnoitering.
SO they marched into the Office o.
he National League for Women s
Service. Friday morning. and want
cd 10 know why there wasn't such
q thing as an aviation school for
women one of these women is a
well known physician
More than zoo women have al
ready registered with the leacnc.
The headquarters are 40 Withcrell-
st. and Madison.aye.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
STATE BOARD.TO
DECIDE RECOUNT
Canvassing Body viii Take Up
Jayne-Dingeman COntrO-
verSy Next Week

Campaign heutenants OF Harry J.
Dngeman and Ira w jayne are
preparing their evidence for a final
struggle before the state board OF
canvassers for the sixth place on
the Wayne circuit bench Dnge-
man. defeated by 56 votes on the
face ~ the of1cial recount has Pc
titioned for a hearing before the full
board. so that he can make protest
against the counting OF about 100
votes credited to his opponent The
meeting probably will be held next
week ia Lansing.
Jayne countered with the state
ment that be would demand OF the
board that the entire vote of the six
teenth precinct Of the Seventeenth
ward be thrown out because OF
fraud In this precinct Dingeman
led Jayne by 121. Irregularities
were discovered here. Dingeman
and Judge Codd being credited with
more votes than could have been
given them. providing the straight
Democratic. Socialist and Prohibit
ton votes shown on the returns
were properly credited.
IN addition 10 the fight before the
state board there Is a vague pos
slbilty that the contest will be car
ried into the legislature. Attorney
Chris Lehman representing jayne.
fled petition in Lansing Thurs
day. demanding legislative re
count lnasmuch IA the legislature
had its final adjournment on the
day Of the fling il is improbable
that that body can do anything un-
less the issue IS still in doubt when
the soIons reassemble In extra ses-
sion next winter
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12

Military men seldom have been
able TO boss their wives. anyway
frank d. Fleming told indigo law
Friday morning that Dec wanted "a
decree OF divorce from Mrs. Clara
vinson Carey Fleming fhat Ae might
have clean slate 20 $50 TO Fort
sheridan and become ctSalry OH.
Ger
lie then testified 20 hts martial.
fighting spirit by alleging ta, follow
ing beatiBrs and ons'aaghts by his
wife:
Chased into the yard by VITO with
butcher knife n September 1913.
1--WE months after their marriage
Beaten with tho heavy end OF a
paio of scissors. Christmas. 1915.
Given black eye by Ms Fleming
in March. 1916.
Mussed up hy a hravy iardinierc
which Mrs Fleming flung ar him the
following April
Five days later assail'l by scis-
sors. this time with the polnted-end.
eat bs scissors and sci lfched' bt
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
TURK THREATENS
IRON WORKS AND
DRAWS S25 FINE

Police Justice Sellers Friday fined
-GeeFga- Rasyl % a.. r. Turk. s25 or 80
days in the House Of Correction for
disturbing the peace.
Rusyl was accused ot uttering
threats 10 damage ihe J + Bolles
Iron & Wire works under cunstruc.
tion al Miiwaukec-ave and Hastings
&C.. during an alteration Thursday
with foreman over his wages
Tho complaint against Rusyl was
made by Il Mansfield. vice-presi-
dent ~ the company He declared
the prisoner was given employment
81 the plant Thursday morning
Papers showing Rusyl has a com
mission in the Turkish army and
dirk were found on him when he
was searched
Federal authorities also viii be
skcd To investigate the case Mans
fold asserted
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
ARMY BILL
WILL RAISE
100000
Married Men Not EX-
empt Unless They
Have Dependents

WASHINGTON. May - How
We're going TO raise an army
The selecu,e service bill as
agreed upon by house and senate
conferees will raise 100000 men
Immediately
The president is authorized TO
bring the regular army and national
guard up 20 fun war strength
about 25O.Ooo and 10000, respec.
lively. This viii be done by en-
ployment OF the volunteer system
until such time as the president
forls that means inadequate-then
ne may apply tho draft
The bill empowers The president
20 draft Immediately 50oooo males,
no+ exempted under The law. be-
tween tho ages OF 81 and go nclu-
slve. FOR military service
All males between these ages
must register under penalty.
Boards viii sit at points thUiout
tho country 10 pass on exemptions.
In addition TO the FIRST 100000
troops the president is empowered
M any time 70 raise 100000 more
men by the process outlined above
Those exempted from draft under
the law are soldiers and sailors now
n service. divinity students Nom
beers of well established religious
scots whose creed opposes war and
certain specified skilled workmen.
Others exempted are those having
persons dependent upon them for
support and those found 10 be
physically or morally deficient
Married-men. as a class, are not
exempted thoy are exempt only II
they have persons dependent on
them for support
The entire national guard togeth-
er with Us reserves can be- drafted
into the regular army under the
bin
Under tho measure. intoxicants
cannot be sold soldier in uniform
bu, ne can be- given liquor il he's
on the military preserves
The secretary OF war IS author
zed 10 take necessary steps to pre-
vent establishment of dlsrcputable
houses within such distance Of mill
tary establishments as ne deems
necessary
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
PRIMARY REPEAL
DRAWS A VETO

LANSING. Mich, May Il Gov
Sleeper Friday vetoed the Dsig
neau bill 10 repeal the presl,
dental preference primary law The.
governor holds that tho primary law
was repealed merely because 10 fail
"a 70 work well last year That IL
has been unsatisfactory no admits
bat says il should be retained until
better one is provided. The 1919
legislature will meet In plenty OF
time 10 provide a better means Of
indicating presidential choice no
says.
Reports from Tho state tar com
mission that its examiners value a.
close to 100000, the tract Of pine
land in Grand Traverse county for
tho purchase OF which 100000 was
appropriated. caused The governor TO
change his mind about vetoing that
appropriation.
The embalmers' bill vas vetoed
because Il was worded in such "a
way that 70 practically repealed all
Jaws governing cmbalmins
The police "mugging' bill rs an.
necessary. the governor things, as
he believes the police may be- trust
cd to boz fair IN matters Of photo
graphing criminals The food and
fuel seizure bill was too conflicting
with interstate commerce. the gov
ornor thought Detroit bankers op-
posed the savings bank bill II was
feared depositors might be made un-
easy by large investments in foreign
war bonds
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
MAY MAKE
DRAF 7 DAY
A HOLIDAY
Mayor Marx Suggests
This Plan to Get
All Names

Mayor Marx had practically de
cided Friday that ne would make
the day 20 be sei Dy President VIII
son for registerine persons liable 90
selective draft a civic holiday In
Detroit II GOV Sleeper is able 10
obtain special dispensation for De
troit 10 extend the registration over
two or more days. the holiday plan
VIII be abandoned However there
IA little likelihood OF such an allow
ance being made. altho BE governor
has entered an Official request.
Richard Lindsay chairman OF the
city election commission. said Fri
day that II would be an utter inn
possibility 20 register all persons In
Detroit between the ages OF 81 and
80 years in one day unless The day
were made n general holiday which
would permit an even distribution
OF the registration thruout all hours.
Thursday the mayor conferred
with the governor in Lansing con
corning the method % be followed
In making registrations FOR the
draft They decided that those in
Detroit who are eligible, constitut-
ing perhaps slightly more than one
third OF those now on the registra-
ton lists, could not. be recorded in
q single day because OF the great
amount Of Information asked on the
draft blanks The person register
lng Is compelled 30 answer a total
OF % questions
Mr. Lindsay brought about a mod
ihcation OF the mayors decision
when he announced that the regis
tration could be accomplished
were the day 10 be made a holiday.
closing all the factories and Offices.
This would eliminate the usual late
afternoon rush for the registration
booths
In a book OF instructions, consist
ing Of 3s pages. that Gov. Sleeper
has received from the war depart
ment. all rules for the registration
are laid down One registrar is al
lowed for every 175 persons now
registered On this basis the num-
Der OF registrars required in Detroit
will be more than 900. as from one
10 six will be needed in each OF the
200 polling places Six men would
be required I'm the nth district OF
the Second ward the largest in the
city. where there are 1.046 registra-
tons
Within the next few days Mr.
Lindsay viii issue a general car
for volunteers to act as registrars
II Is possible that letters will be
sent 10 the cl airmen OF the election
boards In all districts, asking them
20 enlist as many members Of the
boards "a possible
To insure AGAINST possibil'y
that none Of tho volunteers might
appear az tho opening time OF the
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12

The Actors Fund fair The first
event of Sos kind held since 1910.
is 10 begin 10 DAYS engagement
today in the Grand Central palace.
New York city.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
FOR GaSTS
.ICRtASE IN
FARE RA r.
ID. L. X. Organ Says
Advance May BE
Necessary
MAINTENANCE
COST HAS GONE UP
Declares Fuel Bill
Alone Will BE $780,
600 Higher

Tho Detroit United Railway AN
nouuces in tho weekly issue OF It's
Official publication. that Il cannot
longer continue TO give tho service
il is BOW giving az tho present rate.
OF fare and WITH the present transfer
system in effect without losing mon
cy The street railway issues
warning that the present systom OF
income viii not bring In sufficient
money 10 meet the rapidly lncreas-
ing cost Of rendering the service
In long article under tho caption
increase in our costs will affect The
fares" the statement is made that
coal. machinery, steel, rails. ties.
gravel copper wire and all other
items have advanced 10 such an e1-
tent that the money which must be-
spent FOR maintenance greatly OK
sCccds mo income IL adds
"lt is quite clear that he present
extremely low rates OF fare now q.
:octiye in Tie one fare zone. coupled
with tho extremely generous trans
for privileges. cannot continue 20
bring in sufficient funds 20 meet the
a'artlngly increasing cost OF doing
business
The article does not Indicate what
ratio Of fare IL will ask the city TO
authorize. but IL makes the fact
very clear that the company cannot
continue ia sell its rides ar the rate
OF seven for % cents and extend The
transfer privilege that now exists
10 also sets forth that Us conclusion
S. arrived az on the basis OF the ex-
isting lines and that increased rev
cnues are not 70 be asked for extern
sions but simply that existing facil-
tiles may be operated in such a way
as TO show a profit, or az least 10
prevent a deficit
The article sets forth that tho sin
gle item OF coal will cost the com.
rany at least $500 600 moro than II
did last year
Il Is argued that while many bust.
nesses may economic by curtailing
tho service rendered. this IL not pos
sable for tho street railway az there
r. constantly an insistont demand
for even better service II the pres
ent efficiency is 10 be maintained.
according 90 tho Official argument
cf the ID L. r.. the company is
bound 70 lose money. The only in
ference is that the railway must
speedily advance its rates Of fare.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-12
TRICK MEASURE
CAUSES ARREST
OF FOOD PEDDLER

Police OK The Rethunoa ave station
Friday arrested Harry Krause. q
peddler No 216 Brady.st on q
charge OF larceny by trick
krause was taken into custody
on the complaint of Mrs. James
Hogan No "a cameron ave. who
asserted he had -defraudcd hcf
Thursday in sciline hcf bushel o.
apples
Three measures with sldine bot
toms which could be- manipulated
M will were found In Krause's wag
on and connscated by police.
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I'D. WANTS

soSDAS l. ss"' ss.se 'e sss 'fs Insertion
$ eSHs s$S,PFy ISL ST. cxs& o
COMPANY THE ORDER,
RATE PER LINE.
s,.., Minimum spaee. two lines. on
; D.nx INSERTIONS. il etnts.
tSHSaSS9iS ts.'Ms s .na fe@a,e
, ,,ns D ,SIk, Or sTNIAI ssn's ,n line
I,a"is s OF M'n'@ sur Nett solid agate
lines 10 Tho inch. ami s.x words 10 The line.
claesiss sHS not s tsTs alter 81
ILLUSTRATIONS For It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Tunes Dispatch 1runtn "
w Yfs Jr FoT Taie az rk Fiyfa
;, Cavedo's Drug s'loTe' Floyd Ave. and
Charles $; Turner. prussIs,. Wee, Broad.
ksras rha5mssy, ~, gs:s i H., ,:s5v; AVE
E'oys Drug store. Allen Ave- aud Grace
Allen ava Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
4: =: Johann Drug Co; - Y: M.'n 3,
s Inv ntpE siSrs W " fn arss g. st.
' =. Il. M.y : Bro. brook Axe. AMI clay
Ttrrsnt Drug Store. Foushee aad Broad
EAST OF FousuEE STREET.
wnsr i;s5s G S.'2 ~ b sTS.a &.
T. 7, iehr,ss nIug s1G n,cd q. T. ns9sd s s.
%ai!s prus s sacss run sas M.ishah ss s
". 4. Naugnan: ~ EGr,n til'h 81.
Itch srIson Drug store. VI Norih Seven
IT, IT, Ghlidrey ?: n: Eighteenth ST,
turner's Pharmacy. Twenty nrst And Main
Williams, Pharmacy Twenty .0rst and
spfineer Drug Company rN.nty-,h.'d
lord ; DRUG Store. Twenty ninth and G
Wood & scnsat Drug Co.. Twenty -nfth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty. NTH and Leigh
Church Inn Pharmacy. 300 East Broad
II. CraiK Drug Store. ~ L. Broad ST.:
Richardson clay Street Drug stor,. Di
\. ThIrty-trst ST.
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. :l25 Paramount
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Radys Drug Store. North Avo.
S,eerea Drug store, 1870 Sortn Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
4: y; Cosby q Co. iiN Third Ave-
A. h. Town4end. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH HlcHMoHD.
Branch once Times-ospsteh. 1903 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland delights Pharmacy ao'
Charles ". Garrison. 3ii7 Forest iini Ave.
SwANsBOtO w
q. NJ. Eoberts'a Drug store. :Soi Hun 81
FULTON
y. a. Black. :,ld WILLIAMSBURG, Ave.
ieop!os DTus store. "~ williamsburg
Ave.
more S.;eet. phone Petersburg -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

by virtue of a certain deed Of trust
recorded i'll the clerks Office OF the
thanccry Court, Richmond. Va, in
Deed Book .20-C, page 4i3. default hav-
titE oSeh maze ~ tns naymc NJ, OF n9t 'es
to do by tho beneficiary in suid deed.
| VIII sell at public auction. on the
premises. OIL
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9TH. 1917.
at 1850 o'clock J.. NJ,
that certain lot Of land, together with
the brick dwelling thereon. known AS
No. 20 South Davis Avenue. Richmond,
Va. beginning ut point on the west
line OF Davis Avenue, "i0 feet and 6i4
inches south Of the south line Of Main
street, and fronting on said Davis
Avenue 10 feet and 5'a inches.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
and $1,000 and interest at per cent
on same from May S. 1917
-. \. HAWKINS.
Trustee.
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HELP WANTED-AIaie

WANTED. mechanical craftsmen for en.i.
ncerinx department OF large Industrial
plant. Good pay for bright young man.
ApMy by letter. stating experience. uEc and
present .n,ary. Employment Department.
I'll" Nis"6S" Company. Roanoke. Va.
WANTED. mechanics 20 got compict" list
OF army and navy cant Onm"ut and build
inE contract lot In past 10 days j.. - BOX
s6. Jacksonvilc. Fla. Southern Building
Report.
SOME job pregs feeder who has holiday TO-
'tay can mako 30 cents an hour a. 80.
South Eighth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SNI.f:SM Prominent old established New
rrN hrh, wants = cons, icnt!VuS, energetic
,hi"sI""h. I" carry tnCir limo OF millinery.
N"'S. 'hpI ami honnci-. in IN" states 81
Virgin. North AID south Carolina. Mu-t
nc "Nr"r'' need. M objection TO carryIu az
sam" ~ si'i" linc. state references. |.
500. care Tunes Dispatch.
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IN NlEMOklAM

..IIlIIE--In loving memory OF ms asar
hureand. JOSErn 7 .iAkTlh' wn" d.
par,e. this lilo November -. .;i,. lie Ms
uUrn Ia Hanover COUNTY, Va. IL lsH ie
..tc.td IN. Ionfed.fste Army "h,n lat
az seventeen aud HotwiiEatArdir. his youth
b.. uouHcd = uniform ana cn'ia,.d 20 N.n,
Tor the Contsderai. causc. IT, to"th'
through the long years OF tOn ana striI" ana
not on," was hc p.crccd with in' enemy .
hatt>. when tho war was over h" 'onf"s,"i
christ, whom h- consistently s,lItG n !ia
,iaiiy wiks .f ittc. IN church D.. ever
famed TO meet every d".mai.d nion ny I'M
mercy Tt.Jurccs. !. though year mas
Ia,r:d We love to k..D III mtmory tbs
vrv VI loved - dear. .
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
EE:AI. ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK BUILD
ING AND LOT. KNOWN AND DESICi-
MATED AS 40. 30 SOUTH DAVIS
AVENUE.
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DEATHS

IALiATERItO. = Di.d. ', ca@oeu.y. November
q, 1917, At u y. VI. - III: Memorial TOO
pItal. JAMES l.. InIIAl l.liltp, az! sex
.nty.cisht year. He ica,"s beside his
VI c.tdwbS Sanatorium. Va. ono auEhicr.
Miss Fannie W. Tslisf-rTo
Tbs funer' %ni. ttH' race lnt. tSo,
Tho rcsidcncc. .ll-A :.orin rwcnty- ninth
Street. int.:ncnt ia O.nwCvi. kindly omit
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FUNERAL NOTICES

,,..I,,,AnTI -..-ync tum,r.I ot Mrs AN%L:
=. iiEGGAikTN. wl.o Uicf IUes1"s, WI.
bc conducted from Scored Heart 'nshcGra!
Ii!IkSDAS. NCN CH!li-l -, o'clock. la
trrmcnt rriyatC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

Note.-The above property will b
sold subject to a prior lien Of deed
OF trust to II. A. McCurdy. trustee,
securing $500. with a credit balance
of $2S7.55.
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MUSICAL

VICTRCj.AS and a.. rhoncgrarhs repaired.
Moderate charges. tlu!ck work W.ll cali
Madison '1i2 Manly Ramos. los Mort n
S-v.rih street
ViCTROi.A. 500 ,nr $40 >,yi, Save $40.
Wan !sw .gn@rts iyo:" The Broad SS;rec,
Sc, en;h Slrrot reienhoMe
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
BY ]. A. CONNOLLY s. CO.,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY DESIRABLF FRAME RESI-.
DENCE.
No. 1921 N. 10th St.

In execution OF a deed of trust, dated
December 80. 1916. and recorded In tho
clerks Office OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in Deed Book 243 "a" page
1877, default having been made In the
payment of portion OF the debt there
in secured. and heing requested SO to
do. will sell. by nublic auction. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1917.
at 4:30 p. NJ,
on the premises tho above mentioned
property. fronting 1873 feet on the
west line OF Twentieth Street, and run
ming back from said front 1873 feet ON
It's south side and 1885 feet. more or
less. on its north side. being lots Nos.
lea. 12+, 125 and 1875. In l.. G. Brauer's
subdivision. recorded in Plat Book 5,
page 81.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost of executing this trust, any taxes
that may be due and unpaid; ratabia
proportion of the taxes for tho year
1917: any insurance premium that may
be due; ono note for $1,000. duo Sep
TENDER 30, 1917. the assumption OF q
note for 100000 due December 80, 1917,
aud one note for $500 due December
80. 1918, and interest notes payable
quarterly. and the residue in equal In
stalments at one and two years, with
interest payable quarterly, and secured
by deed OF trust on the property, or for
all cash at the option Of the purchaser.
ARTHUR L. CHAPMAN,
Trustee.
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WANTED. TOBACCO BAG
STRINGERS. APPLY AT
ONCE FOR FULL PARTICU-
LARS TO ALLEN & GINTER
BRANCH, ADVERTISING DE
PARTMENT, SEVENTH AND
CANAL STREETS.
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FOR S.iL:-Nachincry

br:i.TINt: punsys. shait;ng. hansers. p:an-
| crs Logo. ga!."H water tank; tsrracotta
3:pe :" 4 inches, l.:h :Hiiis, knife grind.
ers. Laundry ma, hinery. boilers and en-.
Sincs. Guaranteed condition. |. B!uford
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IIAT'TERS
OLD HATS MADE NEW
GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED. to buy for cash, old gold silver
and false teeth: highest prices p g
Myer Jeweiry Co. II West Broad Street
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WANTED-lgentS

SLOW our t'"Itltui cstalogu" aud earn lin"
income Pi"h"r!ng ivory combs. brushes.
mirrors, Emitting needles. deal. s"tu, "lurlI-,
ri"tur" frame. bat" sets bag rings ctc
crtht unn""cssar". Pickering Facturics. Leo
mirhtnr. MAss. r.sinhiIShcn lkH.
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SALESMAN wanted for established tea and
coffee route In ilopewcil, Va Reference.
aud Personal bond required. Horst OF auto
Necessary Grand Union Tea co. West
Rroad street.