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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02

zostai wczoraj wieczorem bolesnie pc
parzony, gdy wpa1i do BALI wrzacej
woody. Malca, W k~rytycznym stanie cd
wieziono do szpitala powiatowego.
q II q
Czternastoletni Stefan Wozniak, "a
bity zosta} ma miejscu gdy maia tor
peda uiywana ma kolei, jaka chic
pax ten gdzies podni6sl, eksplodo-
wa}a W czasie zabawki poza domem
rodzicow Stefana pnr. 1913 Houston
ave, W South Chicago.
q - -
2 powodu Swieta narodowego ia
kie przypada we czwartek, dnia Ago
lipca, Towarzystwo Pozyczkowe sw.
Jacka W Avondale bedzie mlaio swo-
je biuro zamkniete; otwars "a to
bedzie jutro wieczore9 dnia S-go
lipca.
.. *
Trzej bracia, Ludwik lat IA, Fran
ciszek lat IL | Karol lat Z, wyszli z
domu rodzic6w pnr. 1884 South 59ty
Ct, W Cicero, przedwczoraj popoiud-
niu, ably bye ma cyrku jaki sic odby-
wa przX58-mej ave. 1 22-ga. utica, W
Cicero. Malcy do domu dotychczas
ME wr6cili. Ojciec ich prosit policye
W Cicero O odszukanie iCh.
q q q
q powodu swieta narodowego we
czwartek, dnia Ago lipca, Tow. Bud.
Poz. i Hasa O~szczednosci nAnnowo"
W parafii sw. Amy odbedzie swoje
posiedzenie We Srode, dnia 3-go lip
ca, o godzinie 1850 wieczorem W
hall zwyk!ych p~osiedzeh; W dniu tym
rozpoczyna sic 9-ta serya do kt6rej
sic MONA zapisat ma posiedzeniu.
o q q
Sedzia Robert E. Grove urzeduja-
cy W sadie ola spraw kryminalnych
skazai wczoraj ma rok pobytu W do
mu poprawy (Bridewell) J6zefa Mu-
s~zyhskiego "a kradziez automobile;
Ia pobicie dokonane W celu rabun-
ku, ma szest miesiecy do wiezienia
skazany zostai take Micha} Paszkie-
wicz a 80 dni "a ma rozmySlanie mad
znikomoSciami tego swiata, W wiezie-
niu spedzi take, ma rozkaz sedzie-
go, Grzegorz Dyba, ktory, mimo te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02
ZAWIADONHENIE.

Zawiadmia sic braci 1 siostry z
Tow. Polska Zmartwychwstaje gr.
1872 u. n. P. IL uchwalono wziac
udzia} W pochodzie dnia Ago lipca. -
Cz}onkowie zebraG sic maja W hall
posiedzeh OBJ. Jachima, 1888 Cornell
ul., o godzinio 2ej p%opoiudniu z Cd
znakami. Kto Jeszcze ME otrzyma1
odznaku to odbierze go ma sail posie
dzeh. - Wiki. Panasiewicz, PREF;
Piotr Zieleh, sekr. fin; Jan zajae,
sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02
BACZNDSC!

Zawiadamia sic 'czlonk6w Tow. M.
Wolodyjowskiego gr. $50 q. N. P.
ably sic stawili do hall posiedzen. d.
Ago lipca-, o godzinie 11tej pred .po-
Iudniem W dniu wyzej wymienionym.
w dniu tym tSany Zjednoczone OBJ
chodza Swieto Niepodleglosci, kazdy
czioek vice ably okazac sic lojalnosG
ola tego kraju powinien wziaC udziai
W tel uroczystoSci. - M. Jaworski,
prezes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02

Nv spos6b bardzo prosty! Wzie-
lam do pomocy RUFFLES - kt6ry
usunaI. lupiez, a obecnie Who's pick.
ME sic pussy 1 rozwija".
w ciagu dwoch lub trzech dni, lu-
piet "a pomoca RULES zacznie sia-
bic ma Waszej giowie, a "a jakis ty-
dzien zupeinie zniknie. Jest to szcze-
"a prawda! Wasz aptekarz zwroci
Wan pieniadze jesli RUFFLES a
wiedLie.
NigGy jeszcze ME okazaio sic cos
podobnego jak RUFFLES. Mowiac o
Rufflesie, ME rozchodzi sic o jakis
perfum, jakas czczosG, Tub o jakies
giupstwo. RUFFLES wzmacnia l o.
zywia zaniedbaia 1 zbiednia(a skore
giowy, doda energii 1 posili korzeh
w}osu 1 ogolem jest to jedyny sro--
dek, istniejacy dotad z podobnymi
warunkami. Bezwarunkowo usuwa
iupiez I udatnia najwspanialej wiosy.
Kupcie sobio dis ~jeszcze jedna
tutelke "a Csc cd Waszego apteka-
RIA. Gdyby 60 ME miai przeslijcie
75c ma podaHy adres, a otrzSmaciN
butelke 2 opiacon& przesyika. F. hd.
Richter and Co.. 1880 Washington
ST.. New York. N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02
ZEBRANTE ~POLITYCZNE.

- Northwest Regularna Demo-
kratyczna Organizacya Kobiet 16tej
wardy odbedzie regularne posiedze-
ME w swej kwaterze pnr. 1852 w.
North ave Kazda czlonkini powinna
bye obecna, DO SO bardzo waze spra-
wy do zalatwienia. - R. Petlak, pre-
zesowa; E. Waiaszkowska, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02

W programme wymarszu W Dzien
LoielnoSci Ago lipcs, zaszla maia
pomylka zecerska. Dywizye Wilma
ivory z~jednoczenie Polskie Rzym-
sko-Katolickie pod naczelnictwem
marszalka p. Feliksa G6rskiego, a
pis dywizye " iak to wczoraj myl-
ME podano.
+ . q
Wczoraj odbyi sic inkwest koro--
nera W sprawie naglej Smierci Alton
sa Zawadzkiego liczacego lat 8, i siO-
strzyczki jego, piee tygodni zycia Ii
czacej Teresy, dzieci PIP. Stanisiawa
i Stanislawy Zawadzkich, zamieszka-
}yeh pnr. S21S South Shore Drive,
W South Chicago.
Ojciec, Stanislaw Zawadzki, po po-
wrocie do domu, rozbii drzwi, wi
dzac il mkt ,takowych ma stukanie
mu ME otwiera; Oczom jego przedsta
viii sic ~straszny widok. Dzieci ma foz-
ku beg zycia, zaczadzOne gazem, a
matka obok mich nieprzytomna, W
k~rytvcznym stanie. Odwieziono ia
napredce do szpitala South Chica-
go gdzie dotychczas znajduje sic o.
ma ME odzyskawszy przytomno$ct. z
powodu stanu W jakim sic znajduje
PAM Zawadzka i ME doreczonego
j~eszcze raportu co do wartoSci ga
zu. inkwest koronera odlozono ma
p6zniej.
: Q Q
Uczenice PAM Agnieszki Nering
zbio-a sic jutro o godzinie S-mej
~wieczorem W domu PAM Nering pnr.
300 COrtez utica skad udadza sic
razem do Polskiego ]Sierocinca sw.
Jadwigi W Niles, III. Odegrana bedzie
..Lekcya W Pensyonacie' / Dress
Rehearsal" przez starsze panienki, a
mate zas bawit beda sierOtki SVEN
spiswem i tahcami.
- - "
Ma d~ziesiecio dniOwy urlop do Chi
cagO ~przyjechai Z Fort Riley, Kas.,
porucznik DIR. Leon Kozakiewicz, Ia
m~ieszkaiy pnr. 1853 Noble ul., ma
Stantslawowie.
o zyciu obozowem DR.. KOzakie--
wicz ma DUO do rOpOwiadania; pod
lug slow jego. Ameryka pc nalezy--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-02

Hieronim Krajewski, LEGACY lat
;. z pnr 919 North Hermitage ave-,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
Bismarck Directed
Huns War Policies
Brought on the First War In 1886
HIgh-Erafter Is Meaning of
HohenEOlIern and the Family.
BY MApIsoN G. PEIERs.

I DRUSSIA met her match in Napoleon.
L but after the storms Of that time
had passed over, Prussia found
leader worthy OF her policy in Bis
marck- We know Bismarck's policies
as he has written them all out. He
tells US in a book his three great OBJ
jects:
Firs-To increase the territories Of
the Hohenzollerns.
Second-To humiliate Austria, then
the leading German state.
Third-To put Prussia ahead Of
Austria.
His desire was to unite all Of the
German states under the Hohenzol-
lerns. To accomplish these purposes
he brought on three wars to do 1t. He
expresses his judgment Of a good
diplomat as a man who can bring on
war, delay a war or prevent war
at will
The first war Bismarck brought on
was in 1854, when he forced Austria
to join him in an attack on Denmark
to steal the province Schleswig- Hol-
stein Austria expected to share In the
theft, but Bismarck kept all the spells,
insulted Austria. with the result that
she declared war the very thing the
1856 his Prussian battalions crushed
the Austrian armies at Konigsgraets.
The reason he did not go on 10 Vienna
was because he declared that there
would be a war with France very
soon and Austria must be friendly. so
a favorable treaty was made with
Austria and the man Of blood and
iron" spent the next four years in
getting Prussia and Germany ready
to despol France.
Hour In 1870.
That hour struck in 1870. There had
been meeting Of the emperor Of the
French and the Prussian king to dis
cuss. matters and Unexpectedly the
kings agreed to make peace. Bis
marck has himself told US, that sit
ting with Won 8Ioltke. the telegram |
came announcing the result of the |
conference Won Moltke said: That |
looks like peace" Bismarck an
swered: That depends entirely on |
how this telegram is reported and /
turning 10 the general he asked. rs ]
the army ready?" Won Moltke an /
swered, Absolutely ready" Then Bis /
marek so altered the telegram as to /
make OF 1t an insulting challenge to /
France and promptly marched his bat /
crushed her in short time and ex- /
torted an indemnity Of a billion dol
lars.
France Rallies.
france rallieQ and shortly paid or Il
the debt. Bismarck thought he had /
broken the French for at least a gen.
Grafton and angered at their rapid re-
cuperation, he declared: The next /
time we VIII bleed France white" He
had taken from France the rich min
eral products OF Alsace and Lorraine
and the enthusiasm aroused among his
followers united all states OF north
ern Germany under one head, and the
(Hohen- high-Zollern-
toll. big grafters) became the masters
OF 100000 OF people.
Train and Discipline.
Bismarck now began to train and
discipline these Germans for the con-
quest and the subiugation of the
world. Hohenzollern supremacy was
preached from the pulpits and by the
professors in the universities The
poets sang OF German superiority and
the newspapers OF the nation pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
LittIeBObbie
Missus Tinny And Her Son Tiny
Visit The Familyi Tiny Says
The Palm Of Life Il a Wheeze.
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.


MISSUS TINNX was oaver to our
1f1 house last mite & her little boy
Tiny. His naim is Tom, she said. but
she calls him Tiny beekaus Tiny Tinny
sounds so cute.
Tiny is small for his age. she sed
to Ma. He is only ten, but he looks
about six. Vary few boys only ten
years old cud reesite the salm of
Life, she sed. Reesite it. Tiny, she
doant want to spiel that old
wheeze. sed Tiny. Nix on that chin
music, he sed
ton. sed Pa the way he talks.
He gets that talk from his father,
sed Missus Tinny. His father goes
around with sporty men & forgits the
nice things Of life.
How true that is. sed Ma. How
quickly We talk on the manner & the
talk OF our every day trends. Ny
husband used to be as perfeck in his
speech as a professor, Ma sed. but the
last Few years he has been cutting
loose with a lot Of wise cracks, Ma
sed. until fear Bobbie will be- wise
cracking kid too. ] amt got any time
for slang, Ma sed.
Slang is vary eloquent sumtimes,
sed Mister Tinny. 1t Gums in handy
if you want to bawl a gink out, he
sed-
It is sadly out OF plaise in ree-fined
hoames, sed Ma. Ny husband was
trying to say he had sore arm at
reception the other mite & he sed he
had a Bum Whip. I was morty-fied
beyond meshur. sed Ma.
I motifs thay all knew what meant,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Questions About the Hair.

OUESTIONNAIRE-Your hair is al
" most pure Titan in color-a little
lighter than the shade the artist cele-
brated. but not much. 1t is a little
dry and the ends are split; better have
them singed every few months. It
is a lovely color. You are right to
wear it in long curls. it displays it
better. Wear black faced hats. and
when you are older. wear black satin
and velvet and black furs-an 10
bring out the hair-and wear greens
too, and coral pink, and gray. all OF
which go well with your shade OF
hair. Try castor oil 70 make the eye
lashes and brows longer and darker.
Phyllis M-The DIR" was playing
safe when he omitted to mention
whether that hair stuff was harmful
or not Don't use tiff you value
your hair.
Beth-Henna shampoo viii keep the
hair light, though It doesn't change
its color more than half a shade.
Lemon juice in the rinse water viii
do the same thing.
N. o. M.-Send me a letter with a
self addressed stamped envelope en-
closed for the hair tonic
Leonora-I wouldn't try having the
hair dyed now. even by the finest pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

fessionaL Use an oil tonic on It fire.
quently; this viii darken it and make
1t grow more rapidly-and. when pos
sible. cut off the bleached part and
let it all come in new again. Would
your husband mind having your hair
bobbed for a time? It viii grow
rapidly. you know. and viii be all
one color; that's better than long
hair in Two distinct shades
Mollie-Try rubbing the scalp with
olive oil, or castor oil. which are both
good for the hair. These will make
II trifle darker. though henna is the
only thing that would make It a
richer red.
Peggy-Henna does not hurt the
hair OF course, used just by itself
X makes It red. But if properly done.
the red is very pretty. Now the henna
shampoo doesn't turn the color Of the
nair at all; the amount used is so
slight, and Il is mixed with other
Observation-Disclosures which. Il goes
on the head only for a short period.
while the hair is oily and dirty and
in no state TO take up color What
the shampoo does. besides cleaning
the hair is 10 tint stray hairs TO a
reddish shade. the result being a
rather rich color effect when il is
dry.
Here's no VITO do it-get an ounce
of powdered egyptian henna and
three ounces Of powdered CASTLE soap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

sed Pa. That is the buty Of slang. II
is so plain
I deetest It. sed Missus Tinny. Ny
husband dare not use it in my pres
ence, she sed.
Our teecher uses slang, I sed, she
toald me 1 was bear cat at arithme-
tick. I sed.
She shud be reported. sed Ma Now
run along. Bobbie. & let the grown
folks visit.
Yes, Bobbie. sed Pa, skiddoo. On
yure way, Pa sed.
So I went out to play with Tiny
Tinny. He was a awful dumb kid.
He dident know how to catch a base
ball or throw one or how to Jump or
run or anything. All he did was set
& look at the sky.
Are you looking for aryplains? I
sed TO him.
I doant know. he sed.
If bomb dropped & hit you wud
you know it? sed.
I doant know. sed Tinny. But II
you hit me I will tell Mama, he sed.
So 1 soaked Tiny good & hard on
the beezer & he ran & toold his
mother & thay both went hoam. /
got soked for what done but doant
cair, If he comes oaver aggenn 7 Will
soke him aggenn. This is war times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

covering looks like white cardboard It
Is durable and withstands the tropical
sun and rain The Interior is arranged
in galleries OF comb shaped ike tunnels.
tween There IL a hole for the wasp 10
pass from one gallery TO another. The
tom
Chinese Originators.
me nrst wood pulp made by man
dated back to the beginning OF the Chris
tian era. at which time the Chinese made
paper from the mulberry tree They
boiled the branches in iye to remove the
bark, and then boiled the wood in lye
until the fbers could be beaten into Pulp
with a mallet- The Moors introduced
wood pulp into Europe about s0s A. D..
and they became the paper makers OF
spain. About 500 years later the Cru
sacers brought cotton paper into France.
and In A D, 1900 linen was first used
The first paper mill in America was es-
tabllshed near Philadelphia BY william
hlttenhouse in 1850, and in July 1-76, the
year OF the declaration OF Independence,
a paper mill at Hartford was furnishing
news print TO the extent Of 5000 papers
per week, Twenty-three years later a
mill was built at Dalton. Mass. the same
place where they are now making linen
paper from rags FOR our bank notes and
Liberty bondss and from that time on our
paper making industry has so increased
that we now produce 60 percent OF all
TO make wood pulp about tho time OF the
civil war. and today nearly 50 percent
Of our paper contains more or less wood
pulp. and Is percent is entirely from
wood The demand for all kinds OF paper
Is Increasing. and among the great cp-
portunities when peace comes will be
those IN wood pulp and paper making
from the trees OF our forests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

and mix Take a heaping tablespoons
fui, mix in paint OF hot water. and
apply hot. Lather. and let stay on
for ten minutes Rinse off through
three or four waters.
Norma-See above. You are five
pounds underweight- Get an electric
needle specialist to remove the moIes
or get your doctor to burn them off,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

SOLDIERS DREAM" song hero-name Soldier"
n looking
Kp-the portals faery Palace mohy shining
singer,
OblOng service flag pinned with flaming thete their
composer
SONS UNCLE SAM" the broad
althe the And
you little
moreI And then begins, "a Soldiers Dream"
Out in the land of heroes
When the shadows of twilight fall,
And the night keeps the sun in hiding
Til it hears the morning call;
Tis then that the soul is weary
Of all that the daytime has done;
Tis then that the soldier dreams
Of happy days to come.
Thousands of dreams are for dream
But soldier can dream but one
CHORUS:
He dreams of home and Mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

Here the boy wishing
hands is vyety the of
Mother knowing
kind mild things that al
world
Man remembers Woman
to old When ambition hushed and memory her
But and
We know night there truhanty Ike the
star our boys follow there
song that Of tie Of
only his mothers gneness;
Mothers remembers with Dse at
she warHke little Mother Nell, BPINzIFY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

p WV VI HEl pie
Train and Disefplfue.

Bismarck now began to train and
discipline these Germans for the con-
quest and the subiugation of the
world. Hohenzollern supremacy was
preached from the pulpits and by the
poets sang OF German superiority and
the newspapers OF the nation pro-
claimed the one supreme thought
the Germans must be the masters OF
the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23

He dreams of the days g ae by;
A cottage 'mongst the trees,
The humming of the bees
And a Mothers lullaby:
He dreams Of the land of No Man,
And there through the cloud f war
Comes light through the night,
And the world seems bright,
Returning to home once more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
nELr wA>Ti.u-rsMAI.t:-

nELr " a \Ii:n-rEhALE. II
40 work IN our bindery. eight hours day
Apsly pss s IN etn ,a shf good saaI
pany: II NoItn Fourteenth Street. -0th'
BOOK r EErER-" Wanted by a large whole
sale house, a lady booRkeeper or assistt nj:
also cierk In ONCE. Good wages and shor;
age. experience and SALARY expected. Ad-
dress !. .. BoI 5li Richmond. Va
and to DO lisht Homework; family OF four:
short hours Apply :620 Hanover Avenue.
COG S--Womaa to cook ara wash for family
ton: wages $50 per month. payable weekly
Address I. Z: W. Carrier 81
EXAMlEATiON-civi service exatninations
clerk. teacher. inspectress. Typewriter book.
keepsr and many Others Preterssnce given
women desiring coxs eesess
positions write for free particulars to Raw.
mend Terry tformer CIVIL service examineri.
Soinin oiah -EalIdlns.- WASHINGTON. ID. Z.
,s
B Yaa tsT 'i Fiantn
kEEEPER1, owanted. WORDING house
pioyment Service. 80 East Main.
LADiES-Wantcd, three ladies for light
outdoor, easy work; two or three hours Der
day Liberal pay III East Broad Street
NuRSE-Experienced nurse to care for two
children cn,r aSSe Two ,, and I'VE years Refer
Highland park
OFFICE ASSISTANT-w Wanted. Young
lady experienced in office work and hav-
iag som, knowledge OF bookkkeepins. Pleas
eIperienee and references. to + s.S s'a ems
Tunes Hispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
YOUNG LADIES'

r. II. MAYO & BRO Branch Twenty-siSth
and cary Streets. need experienced pack.
ers young iadies) on sliced plug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

WANTED, several young ladies
to help put up Sauer's flavor
ing extracts. Must be neat,
bright and able to furnish ref
erences as to character. Apply
C. F. SAUER CO., West Broad
and Meadow Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

~RISGERs AND DIPPERs-
,WANTED, white men for
wringers and dippers for
Hopewell plant. Exceptional
chance for the right men. APP
ply at once ready to go. u. S.
Employment Service (Branch),
622 East Broad Street, Rich
mond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16
commemorative OF Virginia.
Superintendent of Public Printing.

Superintendent of Public Printing.
SEALED nh% SH@Sn% wi WI f:n Es !s,
i NE hGflNd i' ete Zoe for he STATE q vir-
ST Trin te ' sShsGacs Showing in detail tho
ciassiiication:. on which IN bids VIII he re.
bidders ON applicat!on.
secretsry Of The Gommonwsalth; for The
all sh the work % Re
such lots or portions as the Superintendent
An bids to pc inelosed in, sealed envelopes
and an to be p plainly marked pEoposals for
''''S a"a l'pp's' DAVIS hoodTTfs6M.
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
at sH he sXM M kSB y Pt 5ssoysa
n,ishing the following papers for the use OF
IN" 1000 " RGRMs ssiss SO lbs. No. NJ. F.
SSS REAMs esxss so lbs e. s. Fla,
rs R REAMs I7sss e r. f. E FIT
ss$ HH$Ms !7zss 3 i rs Esassf
200 REAMS No. l Bond. assorted weights.
$50 REAMs No. = Bond. assorted weights.
r s;sco@ q hE f&SIs, 2ssss-sO No. $. s. c.
an" 80 70 n b Gas feF
Sr A To Ss nHe.in Arrcu
Papers. etc, 20 be delivered at such times.
n such Quantities, and into such places as
tne superintnden. direct without
chnrge for freight or drayagc.
bidders will furnish samples of sIze and
weiEhts advertised for. The right is re-.
served 70 reject any or all bids.
All bids to be Enclosed in scaled cnyeoncs
Paper" ioF
-, Nots.-Bids for. paper will he opened at
tho pleasure OF tho superintendent.
EsATp Easahs9SAf I MIL fR Re
furnishing incidental Office stationery sun
plies. G2nsistinG OF PENS. PENCILS. INK.
All bids to he made upon blanks tn he
Furnished by tho Superintendent OF Public
Printing and TO he Enclosed In sealed en-.
yelopss marked Proposal for Furnishing
DAVIS BOTTOM
Superintendent of Public Printing.
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OFFICES

WENT ESTATE FOH SALE. 81
FOR home bargains. NIoprenoiu 81 Blake
Inc. 70 NorIn Eighth Street
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YOUNG LADIES'

MEN and boys can obtain pleas
ant and profitable employ
ment in our modern plant.
Good pay. Dining-room and
other conveniences. British
American Tobacco Company,
900 n. Lombardy Street.
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YOUNG LADY wanted to dispense soda and
work on candy counter $3.50 a day 10
start. liui Ess, Main street.
Young LADY-wanted; for Office work
Must write neat hand and be quick and
accurate At figures. knowledge OF stenor
raphy and typewritinS desirable. Mr.. by
Iuond. Slt Lyric Building.
YOUNG LADIES
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES.
Sherif's Sale of Well-Drill-
ing Outfit,

Pursuant to order of the Circuit
Court of Halifax County, entered In tho
cause OF J. E. Chaplin against C. r.
Heater & Son. I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. at the
residence Of J. L. Chaplin. near Crystal
Hill. Halifax County, Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST "a. 1918,
at IL o'clock noon
15-horse-power Traction Engine and
Well-Drilling Machine combined and
ontht, consisting OF two Pipe Wrenches,
two Drill Stem Wrenches. one Jack and
Wrenches. one Rope Socket, one Bump
er three SlcdEe Hammers. one Bailer,
about 300 feet OF Cable, one Wood and
Water Cart.
TERMS: Cash
L W. RICE,
Shortn
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WOMEN-A number of respectable young
women wanted at once for high grade po-
WashnEtons finest restaurant: We pay
highest salaries for this class OF work and
give you three wholesome meals each day.
lou work only eight hours z day and arc
given whole day off each week. Posi-
tions positively permanent. II war times
make it necessary for, you to secure en-
table and lucrative and your SURROUNDINGS
thorongh ly congenial. Write for particulars
or call Ehilds Co. 1919 Pennsylvania Ave.
~. w. Washington. d. C.
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YOUNG NAN
TO learn window trimming and general
store work. 4 splendid opportunity Tor a
bright, progressive young man Good ia y
sn- fine fuiuE-.
Apply at once
&C. J. 6. MeCRoRY co
CSC STORE
to learn the tuhineGs. 'N
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HELP wANTrD-rEMAI.E.

ADlES--wnntel. experienced saIa.-
inuiss at iiarnsberger's Department store