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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
ED-Housekeeper; competent.
Write Is care Tribune. 1.17'St
.WANTEp-LiYe, subscription agents
and CORRESPONDENTS to take subscrip.
tions. and furnish news items in
every town in North Dakota. Write
Frank, Hicks, Circulation Manager,
The Tribune, Bismarck, N. p: 1:17.Gt
WANTEb-Waitress; clean, neat and
polite. Good wages. Van Horn
Cafe 1.16.l2t
WAN1Eb-A competent girl for gen
eral housework. Mrs. Geo. NJ. Reg
lister. Phone 386K. 1.15-3t
WHNFE6--Compe1e1 giFI Tor gener-
al housework. Phone 1884. c. R.
Dalrymple. - = 1.13'6t
WANTED-Chambermaid and wait
ress. Banner House. 1.15,3t
WAhTED~Dining room girl. Man
DARN Cafe, 2l5 5th St. 1-.15-St
WANTEDUA girl for general house:
work, at once. Phone 459L. Mrs.
II. HolmbOe, 1.1l.Gt
WzNTED-Woman solicitor for news
paper canvassing. II, Tribune.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
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! EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MERCHANTS CREDIT COMPANY
..',' OF NORTH DAKOTA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sten0graph-
ers, $50 and up; general store man.
ager, excellent opportunity; partner
in excellent department store to in
vest $4,000. and take charge of bust
ness; lady ibO0kkeeper familiar with
drygoods. Employment Dept. Mer-
chants Credit Co. of North Dakota,
Bismarck, N. D. If
BISMARCK, N. Oak.
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J. H. HOLMAN
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SAlE-A few good houses, we'll
located, for sale on easy terms. Now
is the time to buy, before the spring
rush. "
J. n. HOLMAN
Lucas Block. Phone 745
Ut =, y:
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LANDS

rOR SALE-The finest improved halt
section; close u in. Mckenzie. N.
Il. Oak. on N r.. r. r. Write H. II.
Busch, 1898 Main St., Dubuque,
Iowa. l-l5-6t
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AGENTS

AGENfS-WantedCMen with bust.
ness experience wanted to sell our
line of Wollen Goods direct to the
consumer; good wages can be earn
ed by men who are hustlers and is
willing to work. For further parti-
culars write Red River Wollen Mills
Co., Fergus Falls, MINI. 1.4.12t
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AoveRTiog 1sfRAv ANIMALS,
Any person taking up an estIay a.
nal must advertise tho same within
ten days In some newspaper. Thsy
must also within ten dayS send notice
Of advertisement 70 the county audi.
tor and another BY registered mali
to the commissioner OF agriculture 1t
Bismarck. Il you fall to DO thu ~
are likely 20 get into trouble.
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUNo-Keys Of all kinds are found
and brought to this Office. Kindly
call and get yours. l-l.tf
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POSITION WANTED
4poeir.oM WANTED-Yo0ng mar:
ried woman. with child, IS months
old, wants position to help with
work where husband can board.
Address 20, care Tribune. 1-15-3t
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ROOMS: FOR RENT

Roosas FOR RENT,
FOR RENT-Targe front room furn:
ished. Call ,354x. 1.l6.3t
FOR RENT-S0ite Of two rooms for
light housekeeping. Call COP 3rd St.
FOR RENr-Two modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 100
Broadway. 1'16.4t
FOR ,RENT-Large modern front
room; best location; new residence.
Write II care Tribune. 1-l6-3t
FOR RENT-Suite Of s modern. fur
nished rooms, at Varney Flats.
1.15-3t
FOR RENr-Well furnished room in
modern bungalow; hot water heat.
Phone 69SR, or call Gil First st.
.1.15.tf
FOR RENT-Modern room. 617 sth
st. - 1.13.6t
FOR RENT-ModeTn rooms; Steam.
heated, electric lighted, with bath;
all furniture new, at Runge e Ev'
= erts' formerly Atlantic Cafe.
3s!,,l,,1 M /. Il 12.so.6t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. go
9Th st. wv $7@' =. 1-30.1mo
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Of OWENS 4 CO.,
Real Estate and Farm Loans
Bismarck, N. o.
-~AA"toins with us to Texas January
18th kindly'Write us for reservations
Special Pullmans from Bismarck; "a
people on first excursion report mag
nificent trip and lands beyond expecta-
tiOns. '''
D. T. OWENS 4 co.
Bismarck.
1-10-tf
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Titles SECONDHAND STORE
VIII buy, sell and exchange or rent
anything. Successor to NolAns'
Phone 1874 or 132X.
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BORDERS WANTED

WENTED-Roomers ana boafdeFs. at
EOS Thsyer; close in. Phone 3S9K
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Iniliar about the broad shoulders bent
over the desk. Their owner turned
and looked at the astonished little fig
ure that stood as though rooted to the
rug.
Why, hello. sweetheart he said
How ever did you fnd me out?
never gave you this address. 1t was
to be a grand surprise. for you after
We got things started and had made
good"
oh. john" gasped Rhea with tears
in her eyes.
The tears were too much for JOHN.
In another moment Rhea's brown head
vas pillowed on one of his broad
shoulders and she was sobbing her
heart out.
"Hunky -dory!" exclaimed John. sud
denly. 4 forgot all about the new
stenographer the boy was to bring in.
Dry your eyes, honey. and look out the
window while l interview her"
"I'm-I'm the new sten-stenogTa-
pher. John" faltered Rhea.
Why. honey. honest, that's not what
you came for?" said John. with such q
start look in his gray eyes that Rhea
felt she would give worlds TO say no
But she only nodded miserably and
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By Walt Cresg

murmured. Il said I'd show you" Then
at sight of Johns woebegone face the
fioodgates opened again.
you've shown me all right" be said
grimly. "Rhea, I've tried 10 give you
my best This is a new venture. and
I've had to be almost penurious So as
to keep up my end. I didn't want 10
tell You until we'd made good. because
l feared you might worry If you knew
] had thrown up a regular salary
Maybe l did wrong, but couldn't you
have trusted me. Rhea?"
oh, please DON'T" sObbed Rhea
We'll, what is it to be sweetheart -
asked John after a long silence. IF
I'm not making good as a husband |
cant compel you to stay at home. but
I'd like mighty we'll to feel / had a lit
tie partner there doing her share
can get stenographer any time,
there's only one person in the wei
who can be my home-maker. And III
guarantee that in year from now you
can have dozen di1ing-room sets"
I'm not going TO run a boarding
house" gurgled Rhea. and / don I
want ever again to hear about that old
dining set. You don't need to get me
any Of those new clothes, either I've
stacks of things can fix over and I'd
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understands proofreading. You are the
only one here who fills the require
ments. The salary is SIS"
Rhea took the slip Of paper and al
most stumbled out OF the room. The
dining room set would be hers in few
weeks-the furniture company would
hold 1t II she made a deposit. And al
the end of that time what would have
happened in the home with neither ia
Their nor daughter working and the
mother sick? What would have become
or Sadie, with her empty pocketbOok?
Anyway, she would show John. In
some such fashion Rhea's thoughts
rioted as she hurried TO the address
given on her slip of paper.
The manager would see her in few
moments, she was told by the office
boy. She seated herself in big leath-
er chair and rested her head against its
high back. Again the bitter. reckless
and longing words of the girls seeking
every day so futilely for the so nCces-
sary lob" racked her brain.
This way. please" The boy touch
ed her arm and she arose and followed
him down the corridor. At the end OF
its length he threw open a door and
Rhea entered the business managers
of9ce- there was something dearly ia
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bands silence. Believe me. II I'd
known"
Sweetheart. you'll be sorry" John
had protested.
i will not be sorry! I'll just show
you" Rhea had replied angrily.
Had she not threatened 10 show"
John she would at this moment be clad
in one of her dainty morning dresses,
Strengthening up the pretty fat and
planning a tempting luncheon.
With a sigh she dropped the curtain
and went out into tho disagreeable
weather. Her shoes :ere damp and
her skirts hung wet about her ankles
by the time she e. rived at the Office
of the typewriter company that had
placed her in positions before Ter mar
riage She registered under her maiden
name and took her place with the dog
ems OF waiting girls. The practice ma
chimes were all busy. so she could do
nothing but listen to scraps OF the con-
versation that went on about her.
I've been waiting here eight weeks,
said a girl whom the others called Miss
Cowan. Mas sick and pas out OF
work, too. He's most crazy. II one OF
Us don't get job soon something will
happen"
Il know where could get IS a week
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adore helping you to save"
That's my girl talking" said John.
fondly.
But I do want something. John.
Telephone to the typewriter company
for Miss Cowan. She's been waiting
eight weeks for a position. and she's
not working for pin money. I don't
suppose she can read proof. but her
fathers out Of work and her mothers
sick. And il you can use young
girl"
We can afford but one now. sweet
heart" said John. But I'll telephone
for Miss Cowan. If she makes good On
the stenography she can have the po-
sItion. and I'll take care of the proof
myself for a while"
Then can I have Sadie Barnes stav
18th us until she gets work? She's got
'nig thirty-four cents" said Rhea
"Surest thing you know" cried John
heartily. And then I'll feel easier
when business keeps me downtown
late" -
I'm going to have something lovar,,
for dinner. John. And-and keenir :
house for you Is the most deIiebtt,'I
work In all the world. | started en-, - =,
show you, but suspect I've show - n - ~
self lot -1ore than l have YOU"
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addressing. But $6!" scorned a little
brunette.
Say. If knew where such job was
spelling I'd be falling all over myself
TO get II. I've got just thirty-four cents
and I haven't any home nor nobody to
care what becomes of me-" half
sObbed another.
Quit talking that way. Sadie
Barnes" put in brisk voice. Things
like that aren't good for you. You can
stay in my room for a few nights"
"Tll not sponge off anybody that's
almost as poor as myself" said Sadie,
But it's mighty good OF you, Madge.
Miss Thompson! Miss Rhea
Thompson" called the young lady ct
the desk.
Rhea sprang to answer the sum
mo;Is. glad 10 get away from the bit
terness around her. But she was not
quick enough to escape. Gould YOU
beat that?" She just came in this
morning and being sent out already.
She's got wedding ring on. too
You can read proof" questioned
the woman at the desk
Rhea nodded. unable to speak.
Then you'd better 60 over 10 this
advertising Arm. It's mostly stenog.
raphy. but they want a person VII,
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1885, 1902, 3O6, 1916, 998, 1901,
317, 696, so, 244.
1914, 1853, 1917, 1898, 231. 29OG,
1926, 969, 1858, 81.
761, 1870, 1877, $50. 2974, 1929, 81,
s463, 288, 2450.
1853, 3093, 3O37, 1856, 268O. 3476,
2235, 826, 296. 3442,
489, 2799, 2OO3. @O5l, 1853, 1881,
1905, 1927, 1892, $50.
24O2, 1908, 1888, 395, 2189, p, 547,
1925, 884, DAB.
1893, 1884, 1886, 1884, 1872. 1898,
2612, $50, 2419.
2245, 834, 1888, 1875, 1850, 1856,
1247, 2645, 1896, 289.
1893, 1908, 1892, 443, 2161, "a,
1852, 1866, 1892, 1945.
1898. 1929, 1868. 951, 779, 558,
1861, 1896, 389, 3348-
278O, 1907. 1162, 1874, 1O47, 1861,
1903, 1928, 600, 1888.
149. 482, 81, 1878, 1857, 1913, 1912.
1949, 1897, 1899, 1864.
219 2499, 1918, 1923, 2155, 2619,
1877. 1868, 2272, 1888.
693, $40. 1249, 2905, 1890, 2089,
1894, As, 1885, COS
1885, 22O2. 2O80, 1916, 687, 27O1,
1856. 1885, Sal, 1882.
1921. PAT, 2961. 1863, 179, 1925,
684, 997, 324O, 1888.
2487. 1886. 3215, 2483, 1921, 922,
1851, 1880, 2268, 253.
1878, 263, ST., 2699, 1741, 1872, SCI,
1920, 3472. 2O37.
727. 584, 496, 1886, 2741, 1927,
0O1S S11 22Q1 2A6O
II, 897, 1855, 2311, 1925, 1859, 3439,
1918, 1884, 748.
(Continned on PAGE ThreeN
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1885, 1921, 1868, 9o1, 1872, 1912,
1852, 2O38, 22O1, 1889.
242O, 1901, 1911, 3O74, 500, 1856,
1896, 1902, GAS, CAB.
1912, 1000, 1912, 2996, 1000, 946,
POI, 1878 1912, 1912.
1641. 2949, 812, 554, $500, 2446,
3345, 1872. 1866, Asa, 1889.
1919, 1892, 962, 1888, 2014, 953, -,
20. 1886, 1915.
885, 467, 1903, 319, 31O3, 999, 181,
ST, 1927, 2209, 261O, 1882, 22os,
1881, 915, 1894, 1896.
1713, 1870, 315, 2042, 2056, ats,
3346, 2O88, 1869, 2761.
1896. 1918, 1928, 2173, 1889, 291o,
313, 1885, 1923, 1858.
207O, 1885, 22OO, 1926, 2784, 1866,
27O, 1880, 1892, POTS.
1882, 3O12, 2463, 2063, 1856, 2767,
928. 3406, SAB, 2493.
2141, 397, 339, 1895, 2911, 1905,
21O4, 1907, 1881, 348.
sis, 25O5. 1890, 2O44, 2471, 1855,
SIC, 1928, 491, 1886.
100, 279, 844, 716.
1882, 1878, 2O43. 1854, 1868, 1850,
1243, 140O, 1113, S87, 246O.
PITS, 27O4, 81, 91O, 1928, 292T. 2os7,
275O, 1857. Alb
2278, 1861. 1899, 3131, 1775, 1852,
2054, 1865, 1889, 1892,
1855, 1878, 2445, 1884, 3438, 1349,
9O3, 1901, 1899, 1887.
1851, 1905, 2449, 1897, 697, 2216,
goo, 3014, 1920, 1878.
21O, 1899, 3491, 381, 594, 2O4O, 494,
| @203. 1898, 1850.
1892, PATS, 95, 498, 2847, 1894, $3.50,
545, 90, 831.
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JOURNAL RECEIVES
FIRST OFFICIAL
DRAFT LIST
Continued From Page one)

ANAAA H@0
Continued From Page one)
number, it is unnecessary to publish
them again.
Order in which holders of numbers
drawn in the selective draft will be
called for service:
1 to 1O1.
258, 1922, 45s, 34O3, 1896, 1924, S54,
1894, 1878, 1857.
1895, 2O22, 1888, 1882, lass, 7S3,
1913, 2787, 1853, 1889.
1852, 2494, 5000, 1882, I'LL, 1872,
1882. 174S, 2195, 837.
2O36, 337, 676, 275, 500, 1885, 564,
1866. 945, 1913, 500.
1867. 1920, 1886, 1857, 2148, $50.
!95. 2453. 54S, 126.
1910. 1879, 1881, 1897, 1874, 1892,
355, 107, 1916, 1868.
2O99. 1869, 2691, SIC, 373, 1876,
1866, 1891, IT'S, 1888.
1854, 1859. 1856, >3499, 692. 900, 1856,
1896, 1886. $40.
1889, 2549, 1862, 507, 300. 437. 1867,
1854, 1924, 6O4.
S817, 1859, 48, Psi, 1863. 1915,
1864, 1866, 924, 2455.
1O2 to 200.
25Ol. S471, 42O, 1914, 1878, 514,
1874. 433, 1929, 2945.
1900, 10. 2725, 2783. 275G, 1893,
1Oa5, 1881, 1795, 3149.
1881, 1885. 487. 1882. 5000, 1928,
1847, 1877. lao, 259a.
1886, 1922, 1852. 1928, 28OS. 1858.
1879. 1886, 22I7, POLL.
432, 1885, 2719, 1858. 1862. IS. G52.
927, 1858, 1881.
7S9, 175l, COL, 1924. 1872, 1l46,
1908. 1919, 1895. 2l79.
cog 1S2. mi. 513. 46. 1929. 3232
1851. 1099' 1855.
320a. 2il7. 2749. 262s, 1886. 223,
2h66. Iit1. III. 2330.
500. 2675. $50. o2a2. 1890. 31n3. IS
3I89, 181s at8i,
~. 1856. 1889, 1911, 1861. 14i9
.29a TS6. 1889, Tf7G.
POI IN 500.
327o. $50 325q, a322. 1882. 27SD
VI os3. 7s-. aCs
SfGS 3g5i. $fg 1230. 235s. 332
.0g6 Axe I5fG az.
STa7 $50 ia q7a i52 2665. 3t5o
9i95 I20o 3I2i
1914. 1887. 2707. 2g4. 1928. 3176
ni3S $50. AGRA 675.
3015. 2I32. 1863. 1894. ll48. 1647
o55S 1S5I 1eO6 2017.
23e7 Ala 20o8 2414 1919 21OO
9s2. 1925, 2467. 726.
* e05 g32 3O0e. 2A7S 2S31. 1881
2s61 307e 2915.
1909 1858. 452. AS. 1913. $40. 500
2579 liz S2oS 2S2S ''''
26o7. 2473, 3s19. 1870. Gas, 21S5
1922. 2Is. $40. 1894.
3Os4, $50, 3245. 1923. 1911. 574
277S. 81. 1892. 1927.
sol to 400.
2O47. $3.50. 2817. 274O. 9S1. 1915
1916. 1862, 1870. 1884.
2Ss5. 1917. S577, 77O. s82. ze7s
677, 2I19. 1850, 749.
1868, 1894, $3.50, 1892. 2758, 1865
1909. 1911. 525, 3342.
l4I7. 1874, 2O34. 2434. 3OS7, 76(
1873. 3435, Sc. 1896.
1916, 1891, 1856, 1872, 212S. 331
1869. 1859, ), $50.
1880, 81, 1888, 1865, 2615, $40. Ill
$40. 1882, 44O.
1885. 1914. TAI. 1854, 1886, 127,
1916, 1850, 1884, 2225.
I'll, 1922, SAL, 63S, 2795, 1905, PAS
1882. 62S. 269.
6S5, 3O55, 1I41, 1914, 1916. 1861
SS5. 1880, zoos. 493.
31OO, PAS, 21O8, 1858. 1908, 80;
1905. S41. 2517. 3117.
.. 4O1 to 500.
1876. 1882. 1907. 1864, 391, 1856
1896. 353. $40, 637.
1875. 287O. 2O2I, $50, 1857, POS
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not said that to John. That had
been uttered at the breakfast table.
II wish could get you the dining
room set. dear" her husband had re-
piled to her urging. But l might bet
ter pay the two hundred some time
when I'm flush than one hundred at
this removal sale when can just keep
up with expenses"
Well. there's a way could get the
money. john" Rhea had cried petu-
lently.
John. knowing the futility Of re-
ply, continued eating in silence.
Il could get IL without working one
hundredth part as hard as have to
keep up this old fat and nothing 10
show for II but forever doing without"
RAea e&d dung OUT s4rn& by her hus-
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1 Sure Little Partner

.EA ANSELL drew
back the curtains
from her parlor
window and looked
down upon a slecty.
slushy. slippe cry
world. II was a
nasty morning and
there would have
been no need of her
going out had she
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Continued on Page Three.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
- -
FOR IkENr-I'latS

VERY desirable HAT In the West Fad TOR
rent, all Convenienrcs furnished unfur e
niShed. Prefer I" rent unturnisteo. fu-
i.cii"tv puSscssioh. Lease can he renewed.
Haze SMALL garden planted. Leaving ..itS.
rhon. Boulevard :cjJ-w. al North DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

SGBLE1 May Juno 10 october. two
,,'bcautnull! furnished rooms and bath:
hight and airy; maid service: heart III city.
rent $50 monthly. Address Mrs. A. Warren
York City.
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FOR RENT.
Houses and Flats
FOR RENT

Els Grove Avcnnc. rooms . baths.
Rent low.
Io5 North Boulevard. 2 rooms :
baths hardw God floors. double porchcs :.
screened. strictly modern. Rent rcas-
enable
li2 South Fourth street rooms
bath: newly papcrcd Throughout, Rent
low.
l5l. ives, Cary Street, rooms.
$3.50 per month.
COS West Main street. 5 rooms. bath.
electric lights. Newly papcred.
1911 Grove Avenue, !. rooms. . baths.
40. ! North Sixth Street. | room and
nn'"roon. private bath. Heat fur
nishcd
Erook" APARTMENT, Monument Ave-
nuc, third tloor. west side rooms. :;
i"ths iica, and janitor service.
5ll East Leigh Street. rooms. bath.
90. stove. Rent low
i"' East Main Street. basement door
.iShi. -Four rooms and bath. Rent.
ilSO.
81 Last Main Street. upper floors. ~
rooms, bath: central. Rent very low.
Franklin street. between Fourth and
tifth: large rooms. a: baths. De-
Sirablc for physician. See us.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS Co,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
seventh and Main streets
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STORES, STORES

N.Y. East Main street. newly ;,perrd,
now furnace. high pitched base
mcut Rray entrance. Rent
reasonable.
GrU East Main street. very nigh pitch
I'd. Ecau,iful store. or can Ice
ARRANGED INTO number Of
pleasant Offices.
wi EAST Broad street moLcru front.
ENc"ilcut location tor drug
store. confectionery, GROCERY, res
'auraut Or billiard parl"r. Rent
reasonable.
Sll %ur,h Tenth street For barber
hop, confectionery or small
groCcry.
,icliMoEp TRUST y SAVINGS CO,
Real Estate department.
seventh nnd Main streets.
FDE rcni. ono 81 oar brand s.roor,
detached homo on Shrpu-rd street. bvrrH
conceive bic in0d"ru convenience. VIII lcdSc
10 small family who .'u i"il" po- ,";..nn =,
nu,'. y N'rs unusual urrurtuniiy. Nuhle-
puildinE rhon. Nelson iisG
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Sullivan ~ co,
Neal Estate and Loans.
Room 20. Allison Rii:..
Eighth and Main Sfr,~t-
LOOK TIIltSE, NNEIi

LOOK THESE. ON EE.
* ,0"0-llli West Ave. furniShcd), 2
rooms. bath. hardwood floors.
SiSo-lAo. Hanover Ave. 10 rooms. =
baths.
'~sGo-lS3l w Grace. = rooms. bath.
=. hot-watcr heat
s6io-1Si3 W. Grace, 10 rooms, baths.
steam heat.
StS0--205 T.. Cary. 10 rooms. bath.
.E3co-7l9 Barton Ave. (naD. rooms.
bath water. light. furnished).
-S360-lll y. Eowlamd ST. 4 rooms.
bath. steam heat tlaD.
S2I6-209 y. Twenty-cichth ST. 6
rooms. bath. steam heat Ilat
.S2io--2i0S Scmm"s Ave washington
Tcrracc). & rooms. bath
-s"40--Sl3 West Twenty first fWashinC-
ton Terrace. rooms, bath
-S2no-21o s. Fifth ST. rooms and
bath.
IS lS0-i6 s. lombardy ST. rooms
newly papcr"d and repaired.
Elii-3903 Fifth st. . rooms and bath
- (Fulton).
GOI.SAN n NASH INC
~ North Eighth
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80 10. PARK Avenue I. room. ,.ti.--
YIN Install hpt-wat'r h"-t vuI '..'..f.'
ii:Ei..
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wANTED-rurnished Apartment

WANTED. by family of four 90 small com.
pleteIE furnished apartment or roou and
bourd in vicinity nj Robinson and Broad
streets. Address Ii III. cure Times Dis
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50 2ln3 Iianovrr Avenue r,"" u b,
hpt-wator heat. thoroughly uod.-g
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IlM irI.i.Is,i.

FIHST ga, 80 III. Ch.,,in S,root ropm-
hath scrhrtt" entrance.
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.ClIMO%p TRUST X SAVINGS CO,
Real Estate pcrartiu"nt
N.rcr.b and Min S,r,,:


no We, Na,iu street. : roviu>
-, p.rk Avenue. o. r"Vurs
"m'i FloNG Avenue. Z r"nii.
-tI Eas, NdU street. rruf1s
81 North rwonty eighth street ru"tns
49, Sor'h Iw,uiF seventh street. " r"one
III North Thirty fourth Sir'r'. ROOM.
si0G.N cha lin Str".i. rvuilf-.
-."lf Sine Iil" Roar roout..
.IiS Sine NiiC Road. rruItt>
- ..n NCMa nic Strnri- > IouIm.-
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rLATs-a:7 ra.t Franklin street, : and
each.
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l'iRST nat, n, Noith Thirty. fourth Street.
rooms. bath. modern.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT-Iurnished Apartments

FIVE or 6.rooni HAT wanted. central or West
End preferred. References exchanged
Address " IN. care Times Dispatch.
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FLAT No II, Barton Avenue. BARTON
Heights. rooms. bath
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st.coND MAJ c@o5 ,rovc Avenue : rooms.
bath, htAt furnished.