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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
HEMP GROWERS ATTENTION!

Whereas up until the present time
no offer has been made ON the 1917
hemp crop to the growers of the coun-
ty and the growers are anxious to get
some line on prices. mass meeting Of
all hemp growers in Garrard County is
hereby called for Saturday, January IL.
at 2:30 p. Al. in the court house ct Ian
caster Ky.
Mr.. John U. Fields. Marketing Agent,
U. S. Department of Agriculture who
has made trip east and thoroughly
investigated the hemp markets, viii! be
present and will be able TO give US
some extremely good news. Every
hemp grower IN the county. whether
his crop is big or little. is urged to be
present. II will be 70 your financial
interest TO attend. This is strictly a
business meeting and no time will be
wasted in "pslsver. T"
Yours truly.
j. A. ANON. President
Garrsrd County Agricultural Board.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
KELLY TOBACCO SEED.

This office has been getting out this
week, several thousand envelope. suit
able for mailing the Famous Kelly
Tobacco seed. the patronage Of which
can hardly be supplied. This seed is
now known over the United States and
Mr.. Kelly tells US he is prepared to
take care Of his customers. if they will
send in their orders early. Read their
advertisement in this issue of the
Record. We can truly recommend the
originators of this seed and what they
may say can be depended upon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
Highest price for corn. Hudson,
Hughes & Farnau.
RUNAWAY TEAM.

A team Of horses. hitched to new
Studebaker wagon. all belonging to
Luke Naylor. of this county. became
frightened ut the train last Monday
morning. IN front Of the office Of
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau and ran at
break-neck speed up Stanford street
and half way around the public square.
landing liz front of the grocery store Of
Theo Currey. with two broken wheels.
a broken axle and splintered coupling
pole. Fortunately and miraculously.
no one was hurt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
PRESERVE OUR
ART TREASURES.

Kentucky is forging to the front in
every way and along with the conser-
yatlon of food and fuel. an effort is be-
ing made to preserve our art treasures
in State Art Museum. We have in
our own town. some valuable pictures.
At least three from the brush Of
Jouett. Kentucky's most famous artist
Then there hangs in our court house.
two very valuable pictures Of Chris
TOPPER Columbus and Americas vespu-
cious. These were reported to the
State Chairman and In reply. she says.
Concerning those wonderful pictures
! did not dream Kentucky owned any
thing BY Sea dino. Please zee that
they are protected and some dsv we
may be able to give them setting in
q State Museum. Please report any
other valuable works you may find"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
new COUNCIL
Assumes Control OF City Affairs.

The old council under the leadership
Of Mayor Davidson. closed up its af-
fairs last Monday evening and then
Immediately Mavor John NJ. Duncan
took his seat as the leader of the new
council, after being sworn in by deputy
clerk. Crowley Broaddus. The shifting
Of administrations was very informal,
and after the old council had allowed
some old claims ana heard reports from
the various committees. Mayor Dav-
idson very gracefully turned his seat
over to Mayor-Elect Duncan and wish
ed his administration every success.
Alter the new council had been sworn
In, Mayor Duncan announced the first
business Of the meeting was to APP
point clerk. On motion Mr.. Horace
Herndon was unanimously chosen. The
next Office to be named was City At
torney, which brought out nice little
contest. Councilman Bailey. nominat-
ed ii. Clay Kaufman and Councilman
Hughes nominated X. II. Tomlinson,
Councilman Adams seconded both NOM
nations, and motion was made TO
vote by secret ballot, which carried.
The vote showed three votes for Kauff.
man and three for Tomlinson, which
left Mayor Duncan to unite. which he
did Immediately, by casting his vote for
romlinson, thereby naming HIM the
city attorney. Mr.. l. + Heron was
unanimously chosen as City Marshall,
Superintendent Of the Water Works
and Tax Collector and his salary put at
Sll5 month.
Mr.. W. +. Champ was reelected
treasurer UNANIMOUSLY and Parker Jen-
Sins retains his position as engineer at
Water Works plant.
The Mayor then named the various
committees and on motion the meet
ng adjourned.
Besides Mayor Duncan. the council
3 composed of the following we'll
Inown citizens: II. C. Bailey. Jack
adams. Harry Anderson. Ed Hughes,
J. b. Conn and Joe Kelley.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
BANKS REFLECT
OLD OFFICERS.

The annual election of officers for the
different banks in the city took place
last Tuesday. The National Bank. The
Citizens National Bank and The Gar
rard Bank and Trust Company all elect
ed their old officers to serve for the en-
suing year. The Citizens National
Bank has named Mrs. Naomi Hamilton.
as clerk in this bank and she will as
sumo her duties upon her return from
Florida. which will probably be in thir-
ty days. The Garrard Bank and Trust
Company, named Mr.. Harry Anderson.
as assistant book-keeper In addition to
the regular officers. Mr.. Anderson has
been on duty for several weeks and has
proven very efficient.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
FARM. and PER-
SONALrY SELL

The Thomas Realty Company. sold
the George Brosdus farm and personal
property last Thursday as advertised.
though small crowd was on hand on
account of the bitter cold day, the bid
ding was spirited and everything sold
wen. The farm containing l03 scres
was sold to Willis Turner a prominent
eolored citizen in that section. tor slO3.
an acre. The total sales for the day
amounting tn about $l2, 900. Capt. W.
I. King was the auctioneer and did his
work in his usual satisfactory manner.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10

The W. c. T. U. meets Saturday at
two-thirty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
DESTRUCTION OF
GUATEMALA CITY.

Distressing newsis received concern
ing the destruction of Guatemala City
that has been for DAYS IN the throes Of
earthquake shocks until the city is
completely wiped out Of existence and
nearly all OF its inhabitants MANNED or
killed. and the last report is that the
shocks are stiIl in progress. Truly the
world seems to be in u state Of uphesv-
al and turmoil and cries of distress are
heard from almost every quarter Of
the globe.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
Shifting OF SCENES
In County Offices Last Monday Morning.

The transferrir x of the various offices
of the county took place last Monday
morning with little ceremony and little
confusion to the public. The new Of
ficers elect having made satisfactory
bonds before retiring Judge Arnold
last Saturday. all that was left to be
done last Monday, was the swearing in
Of these officers and the formal trans
ter Of the several offices.
County Judge elect. Forest Stapp.
was sworn in by Circuit Clerk. Joe
Burnside, last Saturday afternoon, and
the new magistrates elect, Squire Har-
rIson Raw, who succeeds Squire Ham.
j. ID. Carter, who succeeds j. M. Met
calf. and j. II. Clark. successor to
Squire John White, all took the oath
of Office last Monday morning. Mr.
Logan lson is the only hold-over mag
istrate and he was reelected without
opposition.
The political complexion Of the court
is now Republican. the county judge
and two magistrates of this political
faith gives them majority. Judge
Stapp served the county for a number
Of years as magistrate Of the Buckeye
district and made good official. His
friends predict that he will be just as
efficient in the Office to which he has
been elected and will look well after
the interests of the county. Mr.. Green
Clay Walker was reelected county At
torney without opposition. which speaks
well for the record he mace during the
last four years he has held this i'm
portant office.
County Clerk Elect, j. b. Bourne,
was sworn in last SATURDAY. and assum-
ed his duties Monday morning, after
swearing in MIR. Cronley Brosddus. who
is to be his Chief Deputy. Mr.. John
N. Duncan, who served as county court
clerk for a number of years. has agreed
to assist MIR. Bourne. until he has be-
come sufficiently acquainted with the
duties of the office, that he can master
II alone. Mr.. Bourne is one of the
most prominent republicans of the
county and defeated Mr.. Win Doty by
small majority in November.
Sheriff elect, A. X. Walker was
sworn in last Monday morning and i'm
mediately assumed his duties. naming
MIR. V. A. Lear as his deputy, who also
took the oath as such Mr.. Walker is
the most influential Democrat in the
county and that he had no opposition in
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
LECTURE TONIGHT FREE.

Everyone with a drop of patriotic
blood in his veins should come out to
the Court House to night, and hear
Miss Phillips. Miss Phillips comes un-
der the auspices of the Woman's Club
and the lecture. which promises to be
a good one. will be free.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10
WORK MULES FOR SALE,

We have 36 good work mules for sale
three and four years old. all mares ex-
cept four. Will sell single or in pairs.
Some extra good, well-matched teams
of mare mules ready for the. pillow. all
broken. j. Z. Robinson.
Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-10

II the label on your pap
er doesn't show 1918, you
are in arrears and owe us
S1.OO. Please remit be-
fore we are compelled to
discontinue 1t. We arc 8o-
Ing to drop several hundred
next week, so remit quick
before you miss an issue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
WE'RE OVER THE TOP


We've done tie missionary
work We've educated the
public to appreciate the merits
OF kOR-k Err. our only need
now Is 10 ina the right type of
big men a. distributors. are
YOU one Of them: There's
blk future for You IL you are.
Every automotll.-cvery mo-
toTCyCi. mat rs In your town.
IL IT prospective sale fer KOE-
KER Think OF IL! You are
handling the only product Of Its
Kind In the world. You have
monopoly. Ana you are build
ing M an independent. prof.
tahi. business Of your own.
rs up To you to earn 5000
a year or any amount YOU like,
II you link up every ounce OF
energy you've cot 10 what We
are doing TO make sales for
ou We invite strictest tn
Ntstiration.
ALCEMO MFG. COMPANY.
col Bridge Street,
Newark. y. j.
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AND tx F2ssHfSiI2 lN NGM
Ag9h. DE :sml!i {" 9:hAA&idg WlIIl nEExT.
E r%SSliIITItS EFFIGlEMT cHn
Wiiii MoDEiS nGto!STiNa AMI HGs:
IY + !; IS a ADMINISTRATIONS i4s CARE
good Judge credits and Al collector: also
good hanits and e6araeter WlI work Tor
small SALARY y, until can denonst1ats ability
BOOkK EEPER-fan,rd. by young man
not subject to tho present draft. position
asparGmc "it'e AM now smnoySa but desirs
10 maxi .:, a change: Best references. IL li5.
DiIUGtiisI. cxpcricnccli, capable OF Milling
amy place. Good salesman: middle age
@GIsh Aress safe" Gen. o Ghure
Street Norfolk. Va.
MANAC lsit--iIardwar man. seven yenTS
aser or assistant manager with reputabI.
anm nn,s:s You s ee care
SAi.ESMAN-Wun,ed. by active man no,
h sfscery fag rns trade
y. care Times. Dlspn,ch ~ 80
s%2 s@Sa
x ~. care Timcs- Dispatch.
ThANsLATnh Position as translator by
s"s Sss
POSITION ms steward. caterer or head
walter by competent colored man. AL
rcftrcncca: Phone Randolph 2I0t-J.
POSITION wanted. Man past draft age.
with wide business experience. now hold
linz travelling position wants change where
by he can be at home. Appointment with
| merchant or manufacturer needing clerical
or other; Office help solicited. 1871. care
| Tirncs Dlsratch.
THOROUGHLY experienced salesman and
| collector 90 years experience) desires po-
| sition. No references. * lo7, care Tmc3-
| Dispatch.
DO YOU NEED THE :, SERVICE OF
| BUSINESS PRODUCER?
! a man that has made good. a successful
| salesman: an executive OF tact and intia
| tive. man that can present your propV-
| stion in forceful and logical manner
| Familiar with modern business methods
| In short. a business producer. Salary not
| less than $50 a week. For interview address
| u 1+t. care Times. Dispatch.
III you are in need Of reliable services ir
Office. store or sales department and car
offer something with good future TO z mar
cx"mpt from draft AMI with 10 years gen
cral business experience. write for inter
| view: "Sleclc." X 1856. care Times Dispatch
! WANTED. Ivy active man ull around. inside
| and outside Office work. No draft. d 1i6
care Times Dispatch.
SIrUATIoNS WANTED-FEAJALE Is
BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHEIt-
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HELP wANTED-IrEMALs,

WANTED-Girls for paper
box factory. Beginners
paid $500 per week while
learning. Experienced la
bclers, etc., make from $40
to SIS per week. Apply
POHLIG BROS, Twenty
fifth and Franklin Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

MO M0NEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY;
Ai'I.E STATE manager wanted to organize
Farmers simpliGed Accounting. system So
anteod adycr,sing cainpaIsn Costing ih"n.
sands Of dollars VIII appear In Jun. is Issues
try. All orders. inquiries. etc, VII be io or
waraed to Stat" m"nsr s free; meet s demand
THIS System les Endorsed by Eovcrnment
T shh E Fl enS RcssTvs pstric' also bank
.rs qsric"I,nrs,a etc. nr"noqhhc Inc ronn, @s
Gentlcman," February 9Th. page Is Tan act
enforcins keeping farm accounts. apprG9"Gnt
i;nit"i Siatog Treasury Department. wash
non - C. cnis alone rioscy Isif iae
fnvlncibie selling canvas furnished; Sales .
W G@GE Ssy AS an'e Farm mu4sa"
Suite si7-S Marquette Hidg,. $40 South Dear
horn Street. Chicago. Ill. --------------
gunrantc"d additional! 5000 miles at half
the cost of new tires; makes tirss nunc,nre
,,oan success: used exclusively in war zone:
I nsw is rm wants mem WIN
ability in each county to open small plant
and establish Local sales . camp oWn ~ .soo ap 20
s go capi,ai required. One Of our dis,ribu-
Manager, Eighth Floor. 20 East Jackson
IIouievnrd. Chicago.
0rENiNG FOR young man Of ability to get
and take active part IN manaEement. $1,000
Don't reply unless you mean
business CAN or address s. ~ S. Auto Sup
nj Inc. 81 East froad Street.
WANTED new ideay. Write for how to
obtain pa tent, list OF uatcnt buyers and
inventions wanted $1,000 ooa in prizes Of
| fcrcl for Inventions. Send sketch for free
! option 81 pat"ntabiity. Our books sent
! free Victor J. Evans & Co.. S3I Ninth.
| =-----------------~------
INVESTMENTS. STOCKS. BONDS. ~
| FOR sale. one share stock in Providence
Forge Pond; bargain for cash. +. o. Box
| 2ld South Richmond
|
| REAL ESTATE LOANS. 10
| I rho,nps0u Brown e. Co. want TO lend
| you money Your DroDcrtv.
| MONEY TO l.OhN-CHATFELS. 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

WANTED Young man as bank
clerk. Experienced man on
adding machine and ledger
preferred. Apply Immediately.
ID 143, mcs-Dispatch.
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WANTED Immediately. brokers. salcsmen.
rihce Stoch E!s COMPANY: 20. 90 tons
gold. silver, corrc: available I.:be raj
Commissi"m basis Address Western funnel
u inius Corporation. aia FIRST National Hank
B.lc. Denver Col.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

WANTED. party 20 tax. over Stat. die.
tribu;or- FOR popular priced automobile
Must invest over $1,000. SHOULD make from
$1,000 10 tl5.Hu) p"r year net. II you hav
not Tia" inoHcy don't answer. Fer Inter.
View address los. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
MONEY no LoAN-cHArrpLs. =.
WANT MONEY!

wotchss. dianonds. Jewelry and siiyer.s
ware ware: ,Don.t pay pawnbrokers exorbltsnt:
.aGs' inrestigate our liberal terms. Eoui.:
taoie Loan Society. i.5 North Eighth Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

WANTED, working housekecpe- on farm
lear the city. also good farm hand Adj
dress \ II. T.. SIS West Grace Street. dr
rtNus ~ 4disnI .e2]-W.
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nELl.-llALG OK FEMALE. ~

q F.j.1.3 -, 'iie'ii i1n,0v}iaieIy. name.
iat1t c!efHt at Washington. 800 month.
Afswe, I i9s car. Time. Di.pa,c'.
sImo,iens Nay 70 Tb"nsanas va ~nn,eG
KY wn"l, ,amri. qrstrnns free. Frank
Sill end ~omon. maze big money selling
u. ..,t~g.s,E.ra i;aqnd'y Tao!.,s Continual
~ r.afap,s.d s.nd t.o '' Merry 10 ries
" .#ioae,e,.,a sits CO.. ','"" "a D. 5"'f f..
-, -----------------
. I1N f''as. q Fp''4f ,,.I rhGnr l's'J' or
'Gs$I3S 4S,an, F'. Aap s"f av, Ge's Tor Tor
-. 'n'ti"G s,"nDy .enployinen, To men
men, ~o,M ani reeuinr ' "o,n'neroia f'i int.
~, ,,mri. yr'fai'. ~ dnys Ter week. on
SIX .y , 70" $50 T PEI ho '".'% SI%
9, ~ cent toms On. nii ~agrs Tor steady
~, i5atrnr Re "ark. whish takaS '' tom
@l ~ ,o "Fn s; 1sr '% ~ .oF hoy o'a
tow M G"rAf'u'n,. winch Win assist our
a@t, ,s'. H. "S -:S n a 's''i ia,s ~
l,2i " g;m!, @ses - 70 a. for s;,sa5S;
!, niasg,r 'fqeifse hpriy i. person Or
e aaaa.9ai 'Tf a soa d'"K. nSh.f CON- ",
/ W%.1Eb ,r.mriiaieiI. inoD, women, gov
/ T. 's' ',,an1i" tns,i'n,". Dep, '7s-n.
- trH"'ifG"ui ven, help. H"b- women.
! " 'F'F Hsr DFHpaIs tlpn compelling
/ ~. -.-#gs .uiDlu'ir.his. 'llO month EsEy
s.''.'s. w.'. Hhp'' hnurs Vacations With
s.. f,f4f4su t-ip,Htfpn tUri"i"Ei. Write
10. .r'g3at'Fs srr ljat SUD description ~ uphi-
/ t.sHt ffanstin inEtitnis. bsn, ". Hoches-
/ 10 s',l ~! Y"prs i&dy 81 sGJnR with
ars 'yErHfli'r ~ 30 s'taipht ,gpyinR 81
. saars tIUS rGGtI ilp' cFs.Uiiuj. but ETGd
/ .ef< ctDsnG"!. taJrcsa J.. %. Box ts2.
rsLI:rNEN AND AGENTS.. ~
= frI.gJ# ~ .sg nrut Dui - United Hisitr
. fr4|r'Gp 'sslt yslfH = EafngI. %! our hair.
g .sfflrY - .fGtg 1CDG arm YOU'D iakr e.
I pt#'f- i-DHr fDtJicrs ~ G3y D'l!y,T "
l.. "st' mr. sgpf o,ciuslyr WH,-
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sALE-ns> Ahn AcnNrs.

frJ.NJa ~ .rg nrut Dui 80 United States
'r4.GiGp 'sslb ygth e EAfngI. %! our hair
sfflrY r.t t.fGty 9GDg arm YOU'D iaLr 60
.tHrf- ftSsY fD.Jicys ~ gay D'IIy,T "
mi. rst' N'v. pDcd "yciu.Iyr write
i..gsy fsT 'b't' rJFil'Vlsfs. MN EDidi-rs
~ "Dfr M Gs'b ssis nets dniJBr.
WGEkt |ytitr IN, bsss Isn Bog, Tus-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

VIRGINIA EELiADLE DAZAAU,
WOLF BROOKS.
you viii nnd plenty norses and muiS
FOR salc daily, Auction days. Tuesday al
saturday. Rrins us your surplus stock "
viii scll them for you. and you can 81
your money same day. |
lsos.ll EAst FRANKLIN street
Phone Madis,L 63t4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

EGtiS- IatchtnE eggs from pure bred Harrt
Plymouth Rock Ringlet. Rhode 1rr
Reds and Brown I.crhorns, al! single cora
IS . per Ih. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pts
'duc Poultry Yard. Stop -. Seven PhS
II .ll.y Nnute g. BOX a. RichmOnd. Va. i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

EG,is White wyannott.. barred Rock ~
Single comk Rhode Island Red eggs 81
day Old chicks for aaic. Custom h1tchl
with Mammoth Candce Tncuba tor Engs}
your trays f,r next hatch. BloominEdH
Poultry Farm. Durloarton. Va. Phone Aat
isp .N95- II 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

WANTED. experienced salesman. draft eS-
emit. to sell an Imported line ~ Iaces and
emhroidcrics In Virginia and West virginia.
Establis shed trade. Commission basis. Ag",
cNp"ri"nCe and references must he given In
iirSt letter. Address Importer. y. o. Box
lsg. Madison Snunrc New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

NUMnER or CAPABLE YOUNG La
ctH !ES sr lTRM u To- l e YEARS or AGE
II q, M3EK WHICH NOT ONLY Pho
EtoES EVERY ADVANTAGE OF S.II.Ai.Y
E1hpS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE or
HkA1 ,!SnElsNIHh 70 Dun COUNTY,
East GRACE STREET. ANY WEEK DAY
BETWEEN $500 AND L. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
OIL MEN

olL-lca*es Wyoming. for new compa MES.
promoters. come heart BE Muddy; on
terms. Dur. ali quincy Bldg. Denver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS ui.ronluniTIES. 80

CAfirAi.-bo you need IT. 1 finance In.ri-
tori"us enterprises b. sale OF stocks or
bonds, ON strictly commission basis only
legitimate propositions considered. State fuii
particulars. II. Schran. JoJ Great Northern
Rag, i'h.CnCp "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

business rropnsition for a business ma n
ON account If Aothei business. VIII soil
two thirds Interest In buain"si' p-opugi-
ton fci 81 100 that ~ good for $1,000 profit
per annum Investment fully protected Adj
hr. s. ] ln. ,ri,nns- IllsiLn, h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES.

chicks now for May dell
cry. barred Rocks and white LeHhof'l
Matching trSs Free catalogue SUM-
Poultry Farm. South Riehnond. Va
EGUs-S. G. Brown Leshctn. 3lS0 settil|
Fred Hansen. South Richnond. Route /
EGGS-For setting. Rhode Island Red. !
. MnIlSuiI ~
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HELP wANrED--,IALh. s

rs cents hour. .fE6 day. 1855, month up
4 paid Culorcd plcn 10y Carnegie Steel Co.
Pennsylvania Every convenience. every
pleasure. shin Tuesday morning II o'clock
from Virginia Employment Agency. !l6
North Second Strcct, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Di.UGGiSI. experienced capable OF hllng
my place: Good salesInam; middle age.
| furnished. Address W. H. e.. lo7 Church
| Norfolk, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

rlNEhRED Khols isIand Ted and r
Cnrkereis. sa Shetland Poultry Farm.
+ u. 3 osborne TURNPIKE. City.
CHAMBERLAIN perfect chick feed. Fuf
pen dry mash. Purlna chicken chowoI
4 No. 1 scratch feed: grain. mill fett
sweet feeds and dairy f.eas. hay and strs'
orders wanted irwin L. Sutherland,
North Sixth Street. Madison 81 and Rts
doiuh Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

b.Hiii!k SHOP-for saIe. barber shop. one
h.cck from Seven Pines line. Only
Mh!te shon about. Apply 2I2i q Street.
CCSf EG IiONEHf STORE, dong lue Dusi :
hcss. k"ason Tor selling. iliHcaith. s27
N"tth Twenty ninth Street. Seven Pines car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

hGENTS-Make big money FREQ samples
aud cataiog New goods; quick sales; big
profits; no experience or capital necessur rs
Ciuvcl Co. Jackson and Campbell, ChiCa go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

ller,lnl Gnarantc-. 2s North Ninth.
y. WSrAPEI.-F Eastern forth Carolina
weekly newspaper is offered for immediate
sac This - live proposition for a Eood
GATOR and newspaper man Beet town IN
State for siZe. and progressive. Good reasons
for selling. Investigate at once. J. H.
f..'S. Ia Grange " G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

3 yi;l.--Drug store for saie In good vir-
GINA iowa. sales over 10000 EN-
Fcusts i"w. Fronts large. no compet!,ton
fins oppottuniiy, Reason Tor selling.
Aod'"ss !. 49,. care Times D-patvh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

BOOK * EEPER-Nan,rd. by young man
not subject to tho present draft. position
az booEkccper or assistant in accounting
department. Am now employed. hut desire
Ia make a change. Best references. IL 1i5.
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