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The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17

Attorney Otto Thress has rented
the r. ". Boulger cottage now occu-
pied by the N. Lyle family, who ex-
pectS to move out on their farm,
three miles northwest Of Dickinson,
about the Goth. Mr.. Thress has asload
of furniture in all ready andzexpects
to move the family here from New
England as soon as the house is
vacated.
Fl. Rabe, proprietor Of the Dickin-
son Bottling Works, was elected vice
president of the North Dakota Bottl-
ers Association at the annual meet
ing of the association held at Grand
Forks last week. w. S. Whitman Of
Grand Forks, was elected president
and1J. T. Sell of Bismarck was re-
elected secretary.Th The 1918 meeting
will be held at Grand Forks.
A missionary program entitled
Goods Call to. america viii be given
by the Standard Bearers at the
Methodist church Thursday evening,
Februaryss22nd: Eleven countries will
be represented, the girls being dressed
in costume. Plenty Of singing will be
rendered by the male chorus. Light
refreshments will. be. served in The
church parlors. Tickets 15 and 25
cents. Refreshments 10 cents extra.
Judge w. C.. Crawford left Monday
morning for Motto open the regular
term of district court. Hettinge1
county has quite a large calendar for
this term and court will likely con-
tinue in session for about three
weeks. r. v. Boulger, court stenogra-
pher, Joined Judge Crawford in Man
dan and they went down on the south
branch. Mr.. Boulger had been in Bis
marck over Sunday attending the
G. ceremonials.
Dickinson is rapidly becoming the
headquarters for travelling statesmen
for western North Dakota and eastern
Montana. Dozens Of men would To-
cate here were it possible to provide
residences. George Deibel, represent
ing the Michaud Bros Wholesale
Grocery Of st. Paul., is one Of the
latest to make arrangements to move
to this city. His territory extends
from Jamestown to Billings.
{ Albert Wiggam's address .bn 'Penny
Wise People, at the high school audi
toriuld On Monday evening was
thoroughly enjoyed. He is a very
forceful speaker, with sound, practical
ideas. On Sunday evening his talk on
Glow Eli Got There at the Congre-
gationa1 church, was exceptionally
fine and was heard by q big audience.
His engagement at the school house
on Monday concluded the lyceum
course, of which the Juniors were in
charge.
Mrs. VIM. Kugel arrived the latter
part of last week for a short visit
with the y. C. F. Parker family. Mr..
Kugel: is manager of the Reed Bros.
store at Killdeer and accompanied his
wife as far as Mandan' on his way TO
Chicago to join Reed Brothers and as
5sist them in their seasons buying.
He had planned on going east sooner
but was delayed BY the train blockade.
j. w, F. G. and FL. w. Reed ex-
pected to all be back the, latter part
Of the week. Z:
The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17
4 DICKINSON PRESS, sArrRDAY, TEBRuARr Il, l,l7.
LOCAL NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Wolf
of this city IN Thursday, q daughter.
Mi. and Mrs. d. E. Skauge Of
Taylor were Dickinson visitors on
Thursday evening.
w. J. Follis had word this week
that the cattle were wintering well
at his ranch south Of Medora.
Rev. PA. Dean of the Methodist
church Of Taylor and Gladstone, was
q caller in the city several days the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mottershead Of
Richardton came to Dickinson n the
Thursday evening train to visit and
attend to business matters.
There will be a meeting Of the
Patriotic Aid Society following the
Red Cross meeting at the CommerclalS
Club room next Tuesday afternoon
Harold Rase came in from Grassy:
Butte the first OF the week, returning;
Thursday morning after seeing the
members Of 90. K on their arrival
home.
r. A. Lyon is in from his Grassy
Butte homestead for a few days and
expected to return the early part OF;
next week. He went out a month ago
and intended to come in sooner had
he not been snow bound.
Misses Minnie. and Anna Swaren
and their cousins Oscar and Cornelius
Olson, were in from their homesteads
near Oakdale for several days the
past week to file on additional land.
They returned on Friday morning.
Archie Dingman is feeling greatly
improved and on Thursday UNDER
went an X-Ray examination down
town, the result Of which is not vet
made known. The family is in hopes
that it probably will not be necessary
for him to go to the Glendive hos
pital.
Miss Vera Hartung did not get
back as early as expected, arriving
here from Minneapolis on Wednesday,.
For two weeks she visited with an
aunt in the cities before her home
coming. Miss Viola Keller Of Rich
ardton came up the first of the week
to welcome her old chum home again.
Mrs. J. G. Erb and son, Ralph, came
in on Thursday to welcome their son
and brother, Paul, who arrived with
Company K. Miss Ruth Erb attends
high school here and Mr.. Erb has
been in for several weeks taking
treatments. Mrs. Erb and sons expect
to return home Saturday or Sunday.
Miss Margaret tCrowl, formerly sup
1-4onIon&E of -r,,,coc IN 81 CT T11Ln'E
hospital in St. Paul, but having spent
the past six months with her sister
Mrs. r. A. Lyon of this city, left on
Tuesday evening to substitute for q
few months as superintendent OF the
hospital, being in full charge OF the
work and management. @
The John "A. Gustafson family OF
Marshall is now comfortably located
in their recently purchased home on
First Avenue West, formerly owned
by James Soules. Mr.. Gustafson is
one Of the old time ranchers and
farmers of Dunn county. He has
made good and now with his family
will take life a. little easier.
Two infants passed away at the
local hospital the past week, the first
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogel Of
little fellow had swallowed some I've
while his mother was washing clothes
one day last November. The injuries
were thought to be only external, but
the infant kept getting worse and
he was finally brought to the local
hospital, where he passed away on
The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17
FRIENDS
ADVICE
Woman Saved From a Seri-
GUS Surgical Operation.

Louisville, Ky.-tFor four years +
suffered from female troubles, head
aches, and nervousness. I could net
sleep, had no appetite and it hurt me to
walk. If / tried to do any work, I
would have to lie down before il. was
The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17

finished. The doc
tors oaid ! would
have to be opera
ted on and I simply
broke down. A
friend advised me
to try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
and the result is /
feel like anew wom-
an. ] am well and
strong, do all my
nWn hnran -A~.1, --I
The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17
a. G.
FRED ] GERLICH
Acknowledgement

B. M. We wish to- announce to- our friends Dickinson and VICINITY that wn have nnrrhamf
le stock. Of clothing rents. fuMshmgse etc., of ME Boston Store t door il re nakns
Nauonal BANK and will continue the business at the present Location. @
.n.@O Our stock Of goods will be comneei emEyd eal and our aim viii MI hsiveshs
PMc the 3Dets service possible and to place upon our shelves the best valaegm III our Inc
a#M We would be- pleased 10 have you call and see usSM1M#Is @ 80s.##@s
The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17

The B. E. Kennedy family moved
on Thursday into the Harry Harleman
house on First Avenue West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
TlIuRspAy. IANuAHy ard. l9lS.
No. 400 f. CLAW Street

Eceinniue at a poiut which is the in
tersection Of the north limo Of clay
street thancc running castNardiy along
The said north tine ~ clay Street and
fronting thereon - feet. inches 10 u
point opposi;o the center .! the party
crty from that adjoiniu. II ON the east
ihencc back ucrthwardly from said
front. the western line OF Which j. the
eastern line ut Fourth street. the east
crn line OF which runs through the Ccn-
ter Of the partition wall dividing said
property from that adjoining II Oh the
in tho rear 2 Scot > iuChc. wild" to he
used jointly 10y Said PROPERTY and that
adjoining IT on TIM east said properties
bcinS known rs Nos. i00 and io2 T.
CLAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
No. 4O2 Z. Clay Street

Beginning NJ - point OH the north
Zine NJ Clay street q feet ? inches cast
pf its intersection with til" cast line OK
Fourth Street. which point IS opposite
the center of tho party wall II extended.
dividing said property from that adj
coming 1t On tn" west, thence running
Street, and fronting thereon - feet !?
JnoheS, thcnGi 7iac1, northwardly from
"aid f~ort nDd between nearly parallel
lines. the western itUC Of which passes
through the center Of the partition wall
'i;NidtnE SAID property from that ad-
Joining Il ~ the west los feet inches
more or less with the privilege OF the
5Joiut psc TT am alley feet > inches
-Nv!ar, lcAGil.E o.L 10 t.ourtn street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
DEATHS


iaiI at hex TesdcnGc. :olt Floyd Avenue.
II. luck OF this city. She is survived by
Iw2 Iaugh,crs. Mrs: Robert y. Bruce. Jr..
and Miss Brownie Huck: two sons. John *
and Edwin III, Buck. and three sisters. Mrs.
* A. Richardson OF Newbern. y. c.: Miss
ihrnia Hunter. OF New York city
4. VI. a.
Front ROYAL papers please copy.
"ESSnN.-D Died. Thursday morning. Dec.m-
Der "a. at $50 A. NJ. MOSES NkTHAS
GEkSpN, 1T 40 south Cherry Street lie
Ca !" mourn his death \ widow. Mrs
i,"I" Rachael GcrSoa. and the following
Children: Mrs. Louis. Gary. Mrs. p. H. Cohen
utSsrs Israel and Samuel Ccrsop ami
Nl.scs Sarah Pearl and Iielen Gcrson.
WooDSoN. Died. December IS, at 8 A NJ
MANn ALMA WooDSUN. aged three and
enc half years
Funeral THIS tsuSpAr, AFTERNOON
=, o CLOCK from home. u North Lind en-
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It'd. WANTS

SUNDAY. 10 cents line per insertion.
Minimum space. two lines.
' SEI rE%iS5PIR &f wNSN{|I?iHf
"a SM \HG ii,r u Or nnG2inf CASH TO Ac'
RATE PER LINE.
SUNDAY Mm mh b lis n swG lns. 20 cent?
: DAILY Insertions. 10 cents.
I; CoNs;CUriV! Insertions. 40 cents.
Situation Wanted. Muie aud f-muie.
times miinln on. wrtA. 10 cents line.
lines nsSi /, ;ho nca ana 81, Words TO Tie line
The "h"N" rates over an .lassiisa tionS
sUBSTATlONs FOR I'D. WANT ADS.
Tho following Times Dispa,cn Branch OF
Wsn, arr .ldS 0 .fe es acesptsI ~ them the
esular Office rates. Which are given above.
WEST on foUSli!.E STREET.
yves, Enu rnar.m.cy. .5.i ". Cary ST.
C-v.dv DruS a'or.. tIvyd Ave. anu Rob.
Gharies :. turner. Druggist. Nest Broad.
corner DAVIS Ave.
srns n"J u ci: ' ls" Grove Ave AVE
il. J.. BGoAei Drug sore. .nl West Main
TOYS Drug s'Sfs. Ale" Ays and G,.ee ST
Tsu P Htsis SO 30 81 &: " Main St.
ilne street lh"Gn.ey. ga $. ,tins, S.
NyFpsS a y'%S b SIR BIOS tea .O.a Clay
STarrsnt Drug Store. Foushee and Brosd
EAST OF rousuEE STREET.
Cohen Co: Ii l:As. Broad St. G,
i. = Jln nSS Dius store. IA 4. isroad St.
X: Il H. Y D.is} 40 ~ l. II re ntt'h ST. ST.
kichardSun DTuE store. uyt y. seventeenth
L. H. chiidrcy. 80 y. Eighteenth St.
Turner's lhariu.Cy. twenty -hrst and Main
Winia ms Pharmacy. Twenty first and Mar
''sprinssr Drug Co. Twenty-,hird and
mords Drug store T~en,y-ninth and Q
Wood & sehaar Drug Co. Twen,y-nfth
WOOD S Pharmacy. twenty fifth and Leigh
s s d. craig n' prus Store. IS i. Broad 81.
Richardson Clay Street Drug Store. sol n.
"hirty-hrst ST.
PARAMOUNT.
-f'''0o'' BAKroS HElGHTs. '''' W.
Steeres Drug Store. $500 North Ave.
HIGHLAND Park.
\. y. Cosby & Co.. 1880 Third Ave.
W. *. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office Times Dispatch. l.o5 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. al0+ Scmme,
Charles W. Garrison. 3li1 Forest Hill Ave.
SwANSBORO.
=. NJ. Nnberts's Drug store. 2toi Hull ST.
FELTON,.
J: A. Blacii. :3lo Williamsburg Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch branch. Ho North SyCa-
more Street: phone Petersburg 2eo.
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No. sol n. Fourth Street

Beginning at a point on tho east line
~ Fourth street los feet 5 inches north
~ its intersection With the north line
ci Ciay Street thence running north
wardly along ard fronting on the said
east lir" OF Fourth street 80 feet
inches 10 - yoiu; opposite The center
NJ tbs part" wall. if extended, dividing
--y!i properly from that ADJOINING il on
,r5a nor,n- known a sos North Fourth
street, thence back caSiwardly from
said 'front.' and between parallel lines.
he northern ono OF which runs through
rho center 70 said partition wall IS feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
IN NiEAIORIANi

Jo!lNSTON.--ln memory OF my dear sister.
who died Jun" :. 1917. in Washington. d. C.
A>irep In Jesus. blessed sleep" Conc, but
Nv her brother. GEORGE l.. MILLER.
WArSnN.-Ths nd of December, 1877.
bright angels came and took from us our
loving sister MRS. MARIA J.. WATSON.
Her busy hands are folded
Her work on earth ~ done;
Her trials all arc ended
Her heavenly crown is won
The sad and lonely household will ever
miss her loving hands. Gone. but not for
gotten. "
Her sister. A. b. TUCKER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

~ tho request OF the owner. who is;
Determined 10 sell. we vii! offer at
auction, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1915,
at $50 O'Clock J.. Nj
the above premises, with lot fronting
- feet inches on the south line of
Grace street commencing IS feet d
inches east % Adams street. by q
depth OF 100 feet TO q wide alley.
tial two-StcrN, detached brick dwell
Iu.. which. ~ small cost VIII max" an
dt,rdCtiv" and comfortable home.
tn" future Of GraC" Street as "a COIN .
ing business street l. well assured and
this prop"rty should appeal TO the in
voSt"T aud Speculation.
TERMS. Easy, and announced n
sale.
HARRISON X BATES
Au"tiunn"rs,
North Eleventh street
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NOTICE

rIlE coat AND WOOD SITUATION.
Th" ShoTtaE" OF both ~ these fuels. with
no relief la sight and prices for either high.
there Is only alternative, Us" oil. k"Io-
Scre al, j. av.il4 bl" everywhere at one third
tn" cost Of wood coal
The Fiot"uc" Wicklc>s oil Coni Stoves
turns the oil into gas. aud il regulated Just
lilo =. gas stove No ashes. dirt y biz
meal IN - minutes. Don't let any one toll
YOU they H. something just - good. A.
SO Florence. We demonstrate them.
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W.iNTI,D-f'armS

FARM wanted. equipped, fenced Tor hogs
ana cattle. comfortable house for family
o. four, Tenant yi'h cash 70 run II right
not i--S than three Years. !. 50, care
Times D-u.t,N
EtKMS WANTED.
IL You have a :"im Tor sale. w'ii- We tor
necessary listing blanks. We 80; results.
Morton .. rhalh!neT. Farm Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

30 500 paid for ideas. suggestions suita bio
for photoplays. Experience unnec cssary :
complete outline free. Write Producers
CIVIL, service examina tons In Richmond
soon. Women desiring clcrkships. post
one Th, SnicThincnt departments .ten9gra-
Leonard iformcr government eraminer). SOL
kcnots Bldg.. WASHINGTON.
PHOTOPI.AYS WANTED.
IDEAS, plots, original stories wanted. Sub
=, init in any form: No instruction school.
Guaranteed copyright protection to accepted
stories. Consolidated Scenario Co. UncJ.
GlS IisSner Bldg, Log Angeles. Ca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
FOR RENT-Farms

SNAIL. farm 10. r,n,-s acres. good s.roori
hous. and outbuiidir=S: - minutes W. u.
10 cheap Phone Madison ISL.
FOR rent. 3c-arr- IA nm. miles from Rich
no:lG. with new t-rocul house and
outDudiaEs Rents for 5l5 per month. Az
iiy l.. Jchr!HE"r. Il. i. -. q. Box 10 Ri n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

THALlIIMER BROTHERS re-
quirc the services Of a sales
woman for corset department;
one with experience preferred.
Apply . O'Clock tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
FUNERAL NOTICES

GENTRY.-'rhe funeral service OF Mrs
MARGARET ANN GENTRY. widow Of tn.
late William ~. Gentry. will take plaCc
from her rrsiicncc THIS AFTERNOoE At
. o'clock. Interncnt Shockoe Cemetery
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
AUCTION SALE OF

By HENRY S. HUTzLER & co,
Real Estate Brokers ana AuCtionccrS,
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FOR SALE-Earms
w. =. ROBINSON & 60
ReAl EstAte and I.Nans.

Real Estate and Loans.
SlU. vs,---"- i-2 acres. GROOM dwelling. scr
van, quarters. large barn. H2-stIll d-iry
barn. mi.k house. with running water. hen
house. >uohchcuS' -nd al necessary on; =
buildings: loo acres tillshlc. =" acres IL.
pasture. 100 ayrcS original pine and oak
timber. Whole p!aC" fenced and cross
fenced. fronts on fne auto :oad and Dor
G.gs on river. IL miles raS, OF E!chmomd.
s. .'N7-'sD acre., new room bungalow. large
harm, etc. near school md church. ~
miles railroad station. & mics wcSt cary
street Road: w2te.cd by we'll and cr.e!,
l'h .cr". clear and ready !or pillow. wan
make beautiful! country home.
s!o.59f-2Sn acres. i3-room dwelling. large
S;ock barn, hay barn. r'aSon sheds roa
sh-!s. corn crib. blacksmith shop. tobacco
barns. Sroi' house. chicken houses, servants
quarters. etc. W.,rrrd 10y large creeks.
springs md we'll LuS; tho thing for stoci.
raising. $50" worth standing pine and ~ +
timber. i:!shi miles west; GOOD auto road.
w : EOBISSoS * CO.
Eranrlil
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HELP WANTED-M.la

Monday night. Lowest pay. sc hour. FREQ
transport "a ton. Stay 60 days Heated sleep
ing quarters. Apply Virginia Employment
Agency. 3l6 North Second Street.
WANTED. boy about - year, old for gem
cral offlce work. Good hours, interesting
work. fair salary to start and promotion.
Address +. q. Box 90
Hookk EEPER. ONE WITH SOME
FENRED. BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. in RE-
TAI. ST3EE: r, ALSO Lo0H Arl5: u
EXCELLENT FUTURE: CoNGENlAL SUR
ROUNDlNGS. REMUNERATION SUBJECT
ABOUT YorRSEIE; STATE ACE AND
MG&icAri0Ns PosiTIvEIY CoNrIDE&-
TIAI. ADDRESS C g. CARE TIMES-D DIS
rATcU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

VIZ NEED SEVERAL HUNDRED TEIE
PHONE ELEC TRIclASS
- rADf employment Good wages Good
chancc for advancement. Liberal sick =
,n.sS. disability and pension plan. ACES 10
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
We VIII teach you 1T our expense with
fU!i pay whilc learning.
~ Write or apply In person. 4. N. TO 3
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. INC.
training School for Installers
20 Filbcrt Street Philadelphia. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

CIGAR BANDERS AND EN-
PERIENCED ACkERS.
BEST WAGES. STEADY
WORK. APPLY JOHN FOEGE
& SON. 603 EAST MAIN
STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

WANTED several experienced senior and
Junior accountants; nos" holding certified
pOhic accountant or american Institute Of
Accountants certificate preferred In APP
pltcAtion civ" references and fril history
OF bu.n"ss experience, Good salary com
pcren, mon. W: I. Hilton. zoos Eoystcr
Eid.. Norfolk. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

FAST growing wholesale con-
Germ must have young man
steno or photograph operative
at once. Must be ambitious and
capable of training for import
ant executive position. $50 q
week to start, Rapid advance
ment and large opportunity for
right man. II 80, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

WANrED. good barber. -uarzntted s9S /.
IA rher Shon. Fortress Monroe. Va.
c.EiL ..rvice examinations Richmond soon.
lien desiring government positions de-
IONS, write for FREQ articulars to J. g.
leonard CORNER government examiner, SOL
kcnolS nldE.. W. shington.
AN ln,elliEsnt person may earn 500 monthly
corresponding for newspaper: so to $50
monthIS i'll spare time: experience un :
necessary no canva5ains: subject. suE-
fsStcd; S.nd for particulars. National Press
WANTED. practical farmer to work my
III aa ar on shares: comfortable house: usual
seeded in fall. J g. care Times. Disps tch
WANTED. good live man az collector Must
be willing and steady. Good opportInit '
for capable man. 10. care Times Dis.
WANTED. bright Office uoy. Is or II years
OF age. for wholesale house. Address in
own handwriting. y. Q. Box 917
MAN to work this city rciinishing cha nd g
liers. brass beds. automt biles. hy new
method $40 daily without capital or or
pericnce Write Gunnetal Co. as Elm. De
WANTED. high-ciass man on commission for
Richmond and suburbs to sell our fun
assortment beautiful! trees. shrubbery
hedges roses We pay full selling commits
sS9 esf rders .Tnsd
collecting. Any intelligent ind thoroughly
reliable man can make good money in these
times. Well rated references required.
First National Nurseries. Rochester. y. Y.
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WANTED. boy for drug store Good wage.
boulevard 3iGS
WANTED. experienced night iirem.n; refer
Houses. t;intcr Park.
FIRST CLASS harness and S.ddl. machine
GENERATORS. c.pa bic OF operating Campbell
or Union sewing machines - "a cents pc.
hour Tor h,hour day. and - cents per hour
Tor =" 10 hours overtime per wax fixrbt
.9n q GaIhriSht l.oui.Nill.. Ky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

BopkK EEPGR. DUNG lsIy. oaI.1rIenced-
ono GOOD 81 hGur"a and no. afraid OF
"oTkiNE hard for advancement. Give .1-
nnefltncr ana salary wanted q ~. car.
Times Dispatch.
HELP WANTED-Malc and Female
no your biz Ia ,h.s hour OF grea, natior.l
need Qualify Ia help la carrying on the
nnsi ness OF the country. Excellent onpor-
tunities for bookkccp-rs. s,enoEraphcrs etc
fhonc Massey BnStncss College
TIP war Is GcmamainE trained help OF tn.
ntuon. The "dsh!nHton star states there
VII hc 10000 -Tditional rtenoE.a ph.rs.
ooohEccpcrH and clerks appointed by IN.
ttNl Service 'om,nsstou TO hs adle tn.
'ieriCsl work ncc"Sstist1d ~ the war. Why
no. prepare for IN excellent position: Mas.
s.'E Bu1tncss collcE.
WANTED. Immediately mon. uninrn ~ nr
over; United states government po,i;ion.
Eundr"ds clerical positions cbtsira bic s.,
month Quick Increase. Easy work W-i.,
immediately for let puAit!ors FRANKLIN
InsI;m,c- Dcnt. Hl Is Rochester. X r
CIVIL service examinations. YOUR STATE
soon. tnDrsc"drnicd dcrns nd Tor govern.
rnrn' clerks. CRASH thir oruo-tunitv nov
Writ" FOR fire." Information. George " RON
nns. civil Scrvic" Expert Room. o. jordan
,t,-it.. " = ton
KIciiMOSD government clerk ca.minations
coming Sly month Thous. nds wanted
81 mrIc questions frCc. Franklin Institute
D,nt. SIS !. Rochcstcr Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

WANTED. an IDEA. You can think Of some
Ideas: they may brins yon wesith Write
tor Needed Inventions and How to Get
Your Patent. Randolph e. Co. Dcpa rtment
WASHINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
EY HARRISON & RATES
Real f.Stat" Agent

AUCTION SALE
So. - WEST GRACE STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

100 white and coior.d men for government
work. Quantico; Va: Lowest. 33c hour
Transportation advanced. Ship Wednesday.
Apply Virginia Employment Agency. SIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

MOST interesting work an educated man
beyond draft take M taught
quickly and chcarly. Address II 3. care
inns. Dipra trh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
HELP WANTED-MaIc and Fcm,Ie

RICHMOND government
coming xiyT month
- gnGI' question. frr~.
Dent As l.. Roche s'"r.
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500 per month and chance for advance
mcnt 10 experienced automobile and sto'
age battery repair man. state age. expert
"ncc. married or single. Address L SIS. care
. Times IiSpstTh
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clerk examinations
7 thousands wanted.
Franklin Institute.
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f.NiEki t.N tED accountant. Dookkccper
snoNe utsit age. desires to make change.
Address T.. q. RoA 1867