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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
HELP wAN.rrp-MAl.E
LABOREItS-

LABoREns-
THE FOUNDATION co.
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.
|. War work for all men leav-
ing nonessential industries.
The chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
time help the boys "Ovcr
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line of offense
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly increase
your earning capacity. This
offer extends to all kinds of
men, both white and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
ploymenJ in war essential
industries, or to other patri-
otic Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
If you mean business, cut
out this ad, put Oh your old
clothes and present it to u.
s. Employment Office, go
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
Pines, Richmond, Va. En-
perlenced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
caulkel. metal workers; in
fact, almost any kind of
skilled or unskilled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free transported
ton to and from Richmond.
Work seven days a week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
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SPECIAL 70 The Times y spatCNl
CHAELOTTESNll.LE, VA October
,I.--John II. Rhodes, aged tweuty-ninc
hotel clerk well known Ia Nirgin!s
West Virginia and South Caroline,
died last night at the home OF his
father. j. T.. Rhodes after an hours
illness of Spanish influenza The
funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Rhodes was born near Rivanna
il this county. and was educated al tho
Miller school. For years he resided
IN Georgetown, :. 4. Besides hi
parents he is survived by five broth
teTs--Char les r. Rhodes, OF Black Noun
tain, y. c.. Roscoe Il. Rhodes. o. VII
njnston, Del: Il. A. Rhodes OF Alex.
'aHdria. Va: Willoughby and Woo
Rhodes, OF Pcnn!man, Va; Mrs. g; &
Dollhouse. OF Alton, Va. and Miss Marie
! Rhodes. OF this city
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Hillary W. Tiiaxton.

- Speclsl - The Timcs- DE- p.ltrll
ss. PULASKI, VA. october 1.-Thc BODY
lrof Hilary w. ThaXton reached Pulaski
SUNDAY from Frederick. Md. where he
sxdied saturday morning from pucu
kkT,lnonia. His funeral took place thj
eiafternoon. The deceased anne TO pu-
'"faski from Lynchburg nine years ago
realty business and vas doing more
jhan any other man in the develop
trent of the city. As secretary OF the
largely responsible for developing in
tercst in industrial plants ana in Sc
curing enterprises for the town liz,
married Miss Willie Thaxtom. OF this
city. who survives. They wcr. on a
Fnotor trip TO New York when he was
taken with influenza which Developed
into pneumonia al Frederick. whcrc
they stopped on account OF his IL
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I. ID. w ANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
standardized and Indcxco for Ouick
Reference

Toe a line sunday
~ "a line Daily.
AZ i1 r.: cS"ssSat.vs llnser,ions
Miiinunl 81 hnca ~ allowed.
minimum cn"r." - cents
he inch. ~ - '"es "
All ADVERTISEMENTS received IN 10 10 r n
- J.. NJ. Situr'tavs) IN. da before pu,
iEtr,sr,,; WI t"rciNe pToncr CLASSIFIED ;ion
huNcrttS' mems received after that houf
WI. he placcd III the Too late 10 Class.
TELEPHONE
Dianatrh :andolph l. when YOU ma II
NOR tuhN m, ~ 1" 40 nd they VIII
be iiatksn ,, - nGirr rates.
~ 49, ~ ~, T. IiONS, FOR tn. WANTS.
,hSiheJ Il" rr.S,icaily every Drug Store in
NE Guy ,Lor the convenience OF the hubble.
an, Ads are acceuiad oy them al regu-
SOUTH RICHMOND
Eranch Oiilcc Times Jisp.tch $50. Hui
Telephone Randolph 1905
PETERSBURG
Times D!spatch Branch Al North Second
street. phone Petersburg 2a5
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Edith Lct.randc Mc,Iuilcn.

g Edith LoGrandc McMullen, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -. LeGrandc.
Was hurled at kcnwood Cemetery yes
terday. Death followed an attack of
pneumonia resulting from influenza.
Mrs. McMullcn was taken Ill a. nor
parents home in kinwood and is
survived By her husband charles
McMulien and little daughter Audrey
Virginia, in addition 70 FIVE sisters and
three brothers Mrs. &. \. pidlakc.
Mrs NJ. l.. l:arNetto, Misses BESSIE g..
Mildred = and Helen :. I.ctirande.
cha u, Jr.. William I and Robert
u. LcGrande and four ncnhcMS.
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81 E>>,-
MEN IN NONESSENTIAL
INDUSTRIES!

The street railway lines of
this city are regarded by the
Government as very essen
tial in transporting war
workers to and from their
work.
Without men, the cars of
these railway lines are pow
.rless to perform the service
required of them as would
sc military officers on the
'attle fields without their
armies Of men.
YOU CAN GET INTO ES-
SENTIAL WAR WORK
TODAY!
Our company needs men,
and it needs them to-day!
The fact that you are mex
perienced does not disqualify
YOU any more than it would
lisqualify you for field SER
vice. Experts will teach
you to serve in this branch
If essential work.
ii you are not now en-
gagged in essential work, this
S your chance, and it will
pay you we'll.
Call on Nh. H. l.. Smith,
Superintendent, Reservoir
Terminal lend of Main
Street line), or on Mr.. w. F.
Bryce, Superintendent, Sew
enth and Perry Terminal,
South Richmond, and talk it
over with him.
But, Do 1t To-Day!
VIRGINIA RAILWAY &
POWER COMPANY.
-, .,:,n,eI s"''craI I,,cn IN ouT ooIIiIns
oetaTImsn lirsutont IoL HARRISON an>
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SnryLa! TO The Times Dispatch.1
PET ERSBtIsG. VA. October 1-Mrs
B"ulah ;. i'artn. wife OF L. Baxter
Partin died this morning a, her home
in Chesterfield County Her funeral
VIII take place Tomorrow aftcrnonn
from Woods NJ. T.. Church. in Chester
held' with the burial in the church
cemetery. ' -"
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ISneciaI . The Times Dispatch.l
fETERSBuHG, VA, October Mrs
ESsie Matthews, wife OF Bernard W.
Matthews. died this morning after 4
brief illness nj her home in Halifax
street. BESIDES her husband she is
survived by seven children, two broth
crS and Two sisters
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Mrs. Sul,ic Iencbc Downs.

ISpccinI 30 Tic Times -Dispatch.I
PULASKI. VA. October THE body
of Mrs. Sailic Lcachc Downs. Wife OF
&. w. Downs. who died Friday hight
in baltimore. reached Pulaski this
morning aud was inferred in Oak wood
cemetery the service being conducted
by Rev. Thomas L. Opic. OF the Epis-
copal Church. Mrs. Downs was Il na
tive OF Pulaski County.
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Winfield %. Tcnch.

ISpecial TO The Times Dispatch.
PET ERSBtI;ti. VA. October -
Winfield II. Tenc!i, aged thirty seven
years. died saturday night at his home
IN Wythe Street lie is survived by
his wife and five children; also by
one brother aud four sisters. all uf
this city
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NInrion l.nnHIcA.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.j
LfNcliGCEG. VA, October -
Marion i-andics, a private at Camp
Lee. VINO lived at Buchanan before
being drafted into the army, died Fri
day at camp OF influenza His body
was taken 10 Botctourt County for
burial.
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Miss Pauline II. Cnrr,.

lSpccial to The Times pispatch1
PETERSBURG, VA. October -
Mss Pauline i. Garry. OF Roanoke
Va" VISITING a. tho home Of nr. and
MIS-. j. NJ. Burke, in Washington street
died this morning after a Very hr;cf
illness She was taken suddenly il,
last night. Tho remains were sent 70
Nor hotnc IN Roanoke this afternoon
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Hiram l.. IIu,yI~ins

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, VA, October Hi
ram l.. Hawkins. aged thirty-six years.
died last evening a. his home in Wash
inSton street. OF pneumonia compli-
by his wife and three small children:
also by two brothers and three sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA, October AIRS
Ida l.. Jones, twenty-five years of age,
wife of William w. Jones. died OH sun
day Al her home in Farmer street
after few days illness. Besides her
husband. she leaves two children. three
sisters and two brothers Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN IL. Halle. of this city
also survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

= Beverley Randolph wcll-kaown
fyounE business man Of this city, son
E'bf the late W. +. Randolph. OF Clarke
@4S;ouniy: d;ed yesterday morning. AZ his
n si,omc, lnglcsidc Apartments MI. RAN
En.dolph is survived ny his wife. form
y,eriy Miss Harriet NJ. shields. OF this
,SeSe.city, his mother. ono sister, Mrs Wiley
SSaAsS-Lirundy. OF Norfolk, "and ahc follow :
sSSnins brothers-W!ll4anf BENJAMIN and
Sgercy. Funeral arrangements have
WSTot yet been completed.
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ISpccial 10 Tie Times Dispatch.1
l.i NCJBCltCi, VA. October -
Hubert X. Patterson nineteen years
of age. died at his home in Dinwiddie
street Saturday evening OF pneumonia
following Spanish influenza. He is
survived by his mother and several
brothers and sisters.
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SncCia' to Tho Times pispatch
CLIFTON FORCE. VA. October
known Chesapeake and Ohio conduc
tor. dird AT her home on Pine street
this afternoon from an attack of nneu-
monia. following influcnza
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Mrs. Elizabeth Levi. Curry.

4" LSpeclal 70 The Times -Dispa tch.
CHARIOTTFSNIl.LE, VA. October
a. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Curry. daugh-
sJer OF Captain and Mrs. William II
Lewis. OF Clifton Forge, died Friday
in Washington, and tho remains were
brought 10 Ivy, ths county, ycstcr:
day afternoon ond the funeral held
from ST. Pauls Church. the service be-
3nE conducted by Archdcacou Fred
nrick w. News. Mrs. Curry liz survived
ny mo orothers- Meriwcthcr and vii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

Z. IIarrN L. FraZicr. a Western Union
operator in the central office in this
city died last night at 10 O'Clock OF
Ia grippe after a brief illness Nj
Frazier was thirty-onc years old. lie
came TO this city from West NirEinia.
and has three brothers. all Wcstcrn
Union men. lie leaves wife and one
child Funeral notice later.
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Charles W. Suudford.

ISnceial 70 Tie Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. October T.
Charles w. Sanford died about noon
to-day at his home in Grove Avenue.
Tic was forty-iivc years old and sur
NiNcd by his wife. two children and
several brothers. all Of this city
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Mrs. Y:mmn II. HALL.

r Mrs. Emma r. Sail, widow Of the
late Judge Charles Ball, died at
MAS the daughter OF Rev. charles H.
Read. former pastor Of the Grace
. street Presbyterian Church. The body
-wll nc brought TO Richmond Wcdncs-
day morning, and burial viii be at
Hollywood, services being held a, the
chapel there at 10 o'clock.
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ISpccial 10 The Times Dispatch.
LINCilECHG. VA. October -
News mas been received here OF tho
death at stanton OF Mrs. Ellen l..
Parrish, wife al John II. Parrish, who
is the brother OF Mrs. u. l.. Houscr
Of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

liam Lewis the former a flyer with
the American forces in France. but
now engaged, in special work in this
country
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Robert Louis Madison Scot, forty
two years old, died Saturday u; the
home OF Rev. +. g. Scott in Peters
burg. lie was the son OF w w and
: GA udia NJ. scott. Burial wir he al
GordonSV:lle.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS


HRoWN. Died MONDAY afternoon
clock, At his residence. 2201 Monument
Enmerai services announced later
bSCW y = TN" body 81 MRS RUTH
DAVIS nE4NWt daughter OF Mrs " :
,1AE!>. -u-A vest Grace Street. who died in
b,S,on sunday, viii reach Richmond al
l2.59 This afternoon. services viii l." held
i,II nrImi,s,,,,.",l att"F"ard at tho grave in
~ ) ES- Died. OF pneumonia al Memorial
= nosE'"'' 10 NJ. October = j. ".
Burial services a. grave 1880 A NJ
'2-."est :. t:lEcryi"w Cemetery.
fRAZ EE Died a; his rcsidcnC, \, Mort h
i.nmnardy. at 10 o'clock last night in the
,ulftE,hIst year Oi his age HARRY q
FRAZER. Western Union operator
tun.ral notice later
btI.l.--bi"d, at the residence ~ her mar
,.ils %plp Pleasant Street. GLADYS
~ ~. ne Youngest daughter OF Mr. and
Hor age 81 va
tuncral from the above residence WE'D
fSbSN '. Ocivn"r .. al 3:3U - II.
EudGGd on earth tn blossom in lieavcu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

MA\-wantcd. man who Understands,
opJrItinS :" YORK. refricerat!n machine /.
no hlEnt or SUNDAY work. Good salary
me right man. bowman Bros Inc 81
SScam"fe street petersburg Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

uFN tiun Druhf.
On Scptcmbcr 20. while on visit TO her
dauS htcr- law, Mrs Avian Drake. of King
az ana 49ctp EEnniy. the gentle. auic, spirit
eternal home.
;, The subiec, Of this. notice possessed all
.h9sc lovely traits Of character which adorn
q utifui w9na nhood. Modest and unas-
ss rinnrS' S rn, drew around her many true
b Lind Word r Sn"nccrninc amy one: fall iron.
81 ,,cr silence r non; bu, Cod can take away''
Mrs Mrs Drake was born and lived. most; ali OF
Va Tho last Few wears She, lived with her
son; w. H. a. Drake. vi Highland lark
d mchmond She had lived in, widowhoo
mourn their loss four devoted children and
mother had reached tho ripe age of eighty
10 her want
us, church. New Kent, Of Which She III had "i
long been a mgmh"r. and was conducted hv
her lifelong friend. Rev W. H. Rarncs
large crowd attended the services. And
now She sleeps among her many loved ones
tat her rhiidhood's home.
Then swce, be thy rest tI lie bid thee
To hail lin, in ,rtumph descending the
West roin, and Williamsburg pap crs
nl"asc COPY.
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WANTED,
AT ONCE,

For New Additions to BE
Built at Penniman, Va,
BY THE DU POINT CO.,
500 Carpenters
100 Carpenter Helpers
500 Laborers
Also Pipe Filters, Plumbers,
Electricians, Painters, etc.
Highest Rate of Pay.
Plenty of Overtime and
Sunday Work.
Apply at Once Ready for
Work.
U. S. Employment Service
(Branch),
722 East Main Street,
622 East Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

DllNER-wauled. Young man 10 ar ",
laundry wagon Apply Manhattan I.auu.
DRUG CLERkS-vsrted. experiences drus
Slefks "a q use unregistered men. Good
%e~. Va 'o'suen % Newport
GRANITE cutters; letter cutters .ettera
:. monunI~ntal work Sen above draft are.
Msns but hrsi-clas need apply n. l.
KNIGHT lc@5 West Mulberry Street. BaltI-
GROCERY CI.ETK---Wanted Must I've good
second.
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MEAT CUTTER Wanted "a Trs:..ias. meat
:. cutter. SALARY $50 ~rch How m. A
Bros. Inc. - sycamore Strcct. i'ct.rsturc'
MEN-Wan.cd. billing clerk and several
. porterS. ANDY 10 Nr. AleaElN American
RAILWAY ENprcss 20
MN wanted over thu draft arc or rNemut
from Grafi: also bows Ii TO years ola
70 IiI orders. keep stock and assist In snip
ninS INC chance TO work into good pa
ing positions and OF a steady iyh
.hcn thc war - over Apply at Spoticss
Richmond ''"'''
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SPECIAL :orICEs. Q
QUICKEST RELIEF
DISCOVERED.
sr nn,i. 5, n n;an. nuans Nail in Foot,
ruSbinF on tcmpics aw da s9te c gGSs IN N
half bali honr h app!yinE OF throat: ns usci
,inal inflammation in few, hours by anriy-
TWENTIETH CENTURY
ROYAL EMINENT
200 East Marshall street
Ask Your DruSSist,
bDMnNE a raS SMnT The a ps Mics. .S
win M, nEwiA ;bS1 FOR gIFFruHiE.
PS fSg a ap,utD n
M'' sG'aEs T"'SG ns Sas'ov Wy,E fG5
S% Sc ns"haS VIC 9usgptnsh G Fswhshe
LA M w. s-94n-A i:9llshnrs. \ g:
1U1t MOBILES
AUYOMoBl..I.:, rOR SALE. 10
h !nScsJ . ..Is n"isk 'iSh Ny Guar
S Gar e has bee" or o;Ssr ns"deI nh
io,h iiishand snrins.. Va ''''
condition IAN b" 'ccn At l1l EaS: lNra
----.
DODGE 1916 touring ear. good condition :
used privately 20. care Times Dis :
- - - ---------
Ford iilncy Gas :el4 stuart Xycmne. ~
FORD touring, c5cclcni condition $50
Maxwell tunrinc. used very little: bargain
Ss,2. y: X Iil!.r. LIS West Broad Street
OVERLAND 90 touring. good ~ new
Nearly new tires; one extra arSain for
cash. Can 1873 Barton Avenue. or Randolph
- -------
RcaSon Tor selling want smaller car Viii
consider Ford in exchange. Address L. q.
LtoN 80: city
STEWART trucks arc quality trucks at
Quantity prices. Stewart Motor sales Co.
srrDEBAkEh- sale, or trado for real
new, Only run $500 miles. Phone Kan
STuDEBAkER four touring car 1915 model
me condition: tires practically new
owner out of town. viii sell cGeap To-
% mn,iison o% isspI Further information" call
------S-----SS-- -------------------------
STIDEBAk Err. roadster biggest bargain In
Richlnond run oniS Zoo miles. Muit 90
Sc u anu dtLEen GO De appreciated.
mi. MOTOR CO.
THU ron Hrand new TruXton l-t-ton
unit for converting ForGs. Ncve, tsS n
rsed; cost $3.50. Will sell for $500 :" cuick
cuNcr. AGdrcss X ilt. care 'iinr:s- Dispatci,
-
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MACHINIsTs. TooLMAKERs. ETC
WANTED,
Machinist for Repair Work,
Tool Makers,
Also Handy Men to Learn to
Operate Machines,
AS Well as Automatic
Operators on Acme and New
Britain Machines.
AND
Girls Over 81 to Learn These
Operations.
Factory Location and Work
ing Conditions Ideal.
WORK is ESSENTIAL.
Get On Our Pay Roll and Be
One of the Men Behind the
Men Behind the Guns.
ALCO PLANT
(OppOSite Fair GrOunds)
MAN-WaDted. married man 10 work SIN All
farm near Elchnond Apply Room 20
Commercial HuildlnE. I'D y. Second Street
| MkS.-WantSu. man OF small tamiiN ia
work small farm near ritv coming wear
Wages or shares. Box s' Route . Glen
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COBURN'S FAIR WEEK
REBUILT USED-CAR
BARGAINS.

nR REY T ut 7 nsr r TElK NG r tAkE
n'.I F{hsT2gGG2Ah$s roI MGhA II TX
HEosiSf = $ fHF S'5 H49T r. 4 S H|a
4 u 'G u a% ,ao. s;s.
rhcsc cars worth from 500 to 500 more
. the prices charged by other eeaIe sna ' a1n
~ YOU wan, 10 buy a GOOD used car YOU
investigate The bargains We ha We TO offer fer
STuDEnAkEE 1918 Six ncw!y painted. go.
Mics HES 1SP , bpmpSr e!o only rpn t,5ey
tires SEPARATE IRE bumper oas" &C. '% zig b s9y
sANoN. LIGHT SIX 1918. Good tres. pain,
bargain,
GREANT SIN lsi, Good tires. pain, to-
F8 sEn roEMlNG, iel7 with scat covers.
Like new. ~
sTtDEHAkER Light Four touring. y
p1'htya top snd tires IN first class condi-
Good 'ires aid spare tire "' real 's 6arsaa
rHHp @rr %Sass s s n msn cSs%ye.
Fastest Ford In Richmond.
STtpEEAKr:E SIN 1918 4-passenger club
%'% r nn g" sood Ge Fogs
YOU VIII see on tn street.
VIM delivery truck 1917. with bumper; good
IRE ana ncwiy painted The Very thing
Tor ii;ht delivery.
WHAT'S nd ;S, KN .b ,fur!nS on seSSa TIRE
value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

ID | S H w A S H Err and
kitchenmen, So per day
and board. Walters, SIS per
week and board. Come at
once. w. j. Pettee, Com
missary Department, Camp
Eustis, Lee Hall, Va.
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IOSr AND EOUNi.

I.OSC AND FOUND
DIAMOND rlN.-i.ost. diamond bar pin
$3.50 reward Return T. NJ 312 Mort IN
Harrison Street
HANDBAG-l.ctl broad aud Twenty
ntth car Monday morning. lady'a velvet
handeaC Toward LiouleLnrd l.ht.J
SUIT CASE oicN. containing samples of
no value to any IN" except Finder
communicate at once with United Cphostcr.
inc tomo"nv. sos tHric building. Madison
lI.2. Reward.
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MEN-I6 TO a.

YEARS OF AGE WANTED
w I. are the i--Ecst inanuua tel
phone cuu!pnient IN the world ANA hsvr
hoinpST % OPENINGS switchboard
installation branch Tor men. The wors y
,!eau sale AMI hichly increasing no c1 :.
rc-icncc necessary. We teach YOU AT our
cApcnsc. LIBERIA win iuii IA, WINS
esr.i.:~. Men with talent tor !cA,.crsnfr
can advance rapiIN TO sUuerylsoi, vcaurs
Appir
WESTERN ELECTEic TRAINING
SCHOOL. FOR iNSrS i.i.ERS.
.qt East Gr-C.
basement
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MOTOR SALES
CORPORTATION OF
RICHMOND,

-------I-L.- Mcst 5rond street
SMITH rOEM-A -TRUCK
MAKE motor truck OF any car. Phone
1onleEard 2A26 1873 W broad Street,
STATE FAIR SPECIAL USED CARS
1918 iHiScoe Touring. Used as dcmonstra-
Tor. Run only 400 milca $3.50;
1919 hr.scoe Touring. in good paint and
ILechrnicni condition. sf25.
81. SSi ,uHa baker. seven passenger. excellent
1911 MAXWELL To'i.I.g. Si95
Ford Panel BODY Truck $3.50
Th"-r cars - FspccIaIiy priced for this
"."E only nrh Zach ear represcnts an cx-
CAPITOL MOTOR CORR.
80 W.st Broad street.
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FUNEuAL DIHt:CTOns.
~ MI:Mtp,,IA,I,
Mrs. Allan Drake,

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USED TRUCKS
Cne-ton Republic truck
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Smith Form-a Truck.
iIudford CrruNtonl.
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USER CAR BARGAINS.
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