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The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
S. A. |. A. A. WILL MEET
FRIDAY AT RICHMOND

A meeting has been called for
Friday night, in Richmond, Va, at
the Hotel jefferson. when represen-
tatives of the South Atlantic Inter
collegiate Athletic Association will
discuss the general outlook for col
legiate athletics in this section for
the remainder of the year and
particularly to take up the Ques-
ton of the annual track and field
championships.
H. c. Byrd, of Maryland State Col
lege. is sponsor for the sending out
of the requests to have all members
of the association or representatives
present. Following the meeting it
will be definitely known in all
probability just what the colleges
intend to do in the development of
track and field sports.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
No Exhibition Games for Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 27.-The local
American League baseball team will
train in New Orleans again this
spring. Members of the Indians will
probably go South in two squads,
Manager Fohl leaving with HI.
pitchers before the other players.
No exhibition games will be played
on the way North, it was announced.
After a months training the team
will leave New Orleans about April
20, going direct to Detroit for the
opening game April %.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Ed Charity in Line.

Eddie Charity. the Nationals
utility catcher in the 1917 cam
paign, who quit the big show carly
last season for duties in the Har-
Ian Shipyards at Wilmington,
Del. was visitor here yester-
day. Charity was all business.
as during his short stay here he
attached his name to a Washing
ton contract for 1919.
The Old Fox was so rejoiced at
receiving news that Sammy Rice.
his slugging outfieIder. will short
ly return from overseas to answer
the opening gong. that he almost
overlooked the fact that Charity
will be quite an essential player
in the Nationals lineup this
spring.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
COMMISSION AIDS MAGNATES.
Will Get Locations of Ball Players
in Service.

Chicago. Jan. Pin order to assist
in the release from the army of ma
jor league baseball players who are
in overseas service, the National Com
mission today mailed a request to
club owners to send in the address,
the name of the division, regiment
and company i'm which the players
are located.
This information is to be turned
over to the government, President b.
B. Johnson, OF the American League,
said, to aid in efforts to get those men
who have jobs awaiting them releas-
ed from service in the near future.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Shubert After Dick Loadman.

AL Shubert, one of the strongest con-
tenders for the bantamweight crown
in the past, who recently broke into
the featherweight ranks. through his
manager, Len Newell. is hot on the
trail of Dick Loadman or any other
featherweight in the world Shubert
rs a whirlwind of action, and as Z.
bantam more than held his own with
the champions and championship pos
sibilities.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
GEORGE HERBERT TO
REFEREE BIG BOUT

Young Herman. a promising grap-
pier. will be Joe Turner's opponent
at the New Folly Thcater on We'd
nesday night in finished match
Herman has been challenging Turner
, lor the past four or five bouts. and
the local wrestler finally agreed to
give him chance this week. A large
Slde bet has been posted by both
men and the winner is to take all the
money.
George Herbert, of Richmond. Va.
the old feather-weight boxer, is to he
the referee. Herman would not
aSre TO have any of the local men
act as an official in this bout Turner
was willing to take an outside man
Tor me third man on the mat for the
match on Wednesday night.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
.FOWNES TOPS LIST
IN PINEHURST GOLF

Pinehurst n. c., Jan. 2I.-P. c. 3.
Fownes of the Oakmont Club, handi-
cap ). led a half hundred tin whistles
into camp today by finishing ) up on
Rogey i'm the tin whistles contest at
Pinehurst today. c. l. Becker of Phil
adelphia- handicap 6. came in second at
up, Donald Parsons, Chevy Chase,
had a 70 gross on the championship
course but his handicap of held him
down to third honors. John II. Clapp
of Chevy Chase, handicap ), went
around in 50 and finished ? down on
the colonel
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Loughlin and Downey Training.

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. 27.-Bryan Downey
and X. o. Laughlin, two of the fore
most contenders for the weIterweight
title, are head over ears is training
Tor their fifteen-round battle here
Wednesday. Efforts are being maze
to secure Jess Willard, who is on his
way from Chicago to, the oil fields,
to referee the bout Ted Lewis, cham
ion, is carded to meet the winner Feb
ruary II.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Braves to Keep Slattery.

Jack Slattery, old-time catcher and
later college coach, who succeeded
Fred Mitchell. as George StaIlings.
right-haud man with the Boston
Braves, probably will be retained by
Stallings as . trainer of pitchers the
coming season.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Bobby Mainfort Injured.

Charlottesville. Va. Jan. 27.-Bobby
Mainfort, the wrestling instructor of
the University of Virginia, was in
jured here yesterday to such an ex-
tent that he may never be able TO
again wrestIe. At University Station
while driving motorcycle at a
moderate speed he was hit by an
electric car and broke his right leg
in three places.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Prefers Navy to Diamond.

Plus Schwert, formerly a New York
Yankee, though only briefly, is now
an ensign in the navy and is quoted
as saying that he gives no more
though to professional baseball as a
career. Schwert is a college man OF
high attainments and may be an ad-
miral some day.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Fiat in Auto Race.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. q. Fiat
will signalize its comeback in Amer
ican auto racing by making its
first concerted attempt to win the
local 500-mile race. Louis Wagner
is expected to team with Jack
Scales as Fiat drivers. Wagner
won the 1905 Vanderbilt with a
Darracq and the first Grand Prize
in 1908, driving a Fiat.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Expect Much of Hurier COREY.

Pitcher Ed Corey, White Sox hope,
who broke a leg in the training sea-
son last spring, and was of no use
thereafter, has already signed his
contract for 1919 with Comiskey and
big things are looked for from him
the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
"Cosey" Dolan a Manager.

"Cosey'' Dolan, the former National
and American League player, who was
with Toronto last season, has been en-
gagged to manage the st. Joseph Vest
,ern League club here.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-28
Whispering Wires sz henry z LEVERAGE Y G
Who Killed Montgomery Stockbridges
CHAPTER xI (Continued).> ;

pyright, 1918. BY Monst Yard & Company New York;
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WVWWWNW5WWWW5lWN1 ~

Many of our citizens will spend
at least a part of next week in
Tampa visiting that great show,
the South Florida Fair.
Owing to the fact that boat
cannot be secured for the Boca
Grande excursion next Saturday
an excursion will be gwen on Sat
urday, March LIST.
Mrs. Chas. E. Jackson and
bright little son, after a very
pleasant visit of several weeks to
the boys grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. jackson, left yesterday
morning for their home in Hunts
vile, Ala. Mrs. Jackson had en-
joyed her visit here so much that
she was very reluctant about leav-
ing, but business interests de-
manded her return.
Col. and Mrs. N. Holderby, who,
with their daughter, Miss Nellie,
for several months past, have been
enjoying a visit here to the family
of their daughter, Mrs. d. N. Nc
Mcqueen, are leaving today for
their home in Carmi, Ills. Their
departure is sincerely regretted
by their numerous friends here,
WHO had hoped that they would
be here for two or three months
longer.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

During the war the Y. M. G. A.
distributed $1,400,000 worth of
goods to soldiers free.
A. III. Phinney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Billiard are contemplating a
trip to Palm Beach on the East
Coast in the near future.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
are trying to arrange for trip to
Fort Meade tomorrow, to attend
an O. E. S. school of instruction
to be held there.
Lit. Roy Rutherford, whose
home is in St. Louis, Mo-, is here
from Camp Jackson, S. c., the
guest of his father, Jack Ruther-
ford, and enjoying the fishing.
Adrian C. Jordan, oldest son of
The Herald editor, is one of the
officers of the Shipping Board s
steamship "Wallowa," which is
sailing today from Jacksonville to
Newport News, Va.
An aviator from Carlstrom
Field was attracted yesterday by
a display of valentines in one of
our store windows and he remark
ed to a friend at his side, 81 did
MT know that Easter came so ear
ly this year" Well, you see, ev-
erything in Florida except the
railway trains comes earlier than
elsewhere.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
Card Club Met

The Auction Bridge Club met
at the home of Mrs. G. L. Fries,
February 4th. Mrs. Brandon. of
Atlanta was present and assisted
Inc hostess in entertaining the
club. The prize, dainty piece of
neckwear, was won by Mrs. II. G.
Goldstein, who had the highest
score. After the winner was pre-
sented with the prize, refresh
ments were served. The club then
adjourned, agreeing to meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. HI. G. Gold
stein.-MEMBER
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

This sleepy old reporter has
just heard OF a very interesting IN
cldent that occurred IN the McA-
dow boat-house several weeks
ago. /. w. Miller had invited
two ladies to take boat-ride, and
the three entered the house where
in the boat was lying IN slip.
This slip is surrounded by plat
form six feet above the water,
and a ladder is used for going
down and getting aboard the boat.
Mr.. Miller started to adjust the
ladder, when he accidentally step
ped backward off the platform
and fell, striking his head on the
edge of the boat and tumbling in
to the water, which is about four
feet deep. The blow on his head
rendered him unconscious and
helpless, and he would soon have
drowned but for the presence of
mind and courage of Miss Hester
Douglas, one of the ladies who
were. going on the ride. Seeing
Mr.. Miller's plight and fully real
izing the situation, she did not
wait to remove any of her cloth
ing, but promptly jumped from
the platform down into the water
and held Mr.. Miller's head up un-
til the other lady summoned the
help of men who were on the
town dock. These removed him
from the water and took him
home. He did not fully recover
his consciousness until after he
reached home and he was dazed
for an hour or so longer.
The boat-house in which the &C
cident occurred is closed build
ing and no one on the outside can
see what is taking place inside. If
therefore, the two ladies had not
been present when Mr.. Miller fell,
or if they both had run out to call
help from the town dock, it is very
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
Meeting of the Bridge Club

= The Auction Bridge Club met
tuesday, Feb. 18th, at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Goldstein. There
were three tables of bridge and
the score cards were attractive
little heart-shaped valentines. AT
the conclusion of the game, the
hostess, assisted by her niece, Miss
Mildred Hall, served a dainty
salad course and tea.
Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Fitz-Gerald
and Miss Hall were among the
guests during the refresbment
hour. Every one expressed their
appreciation of an enjoyable af-
ternoon.
MRS. Norman Hewitt will enter
tam the ladies on Tuesday of next
week.-A GUEST.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
Under Four Flags

The regular weekly dance will
be given at Hotel Punta Gorda
Saturday night.
All kinds of vegetables and
fruits fresh daily at R. NJ. King s.
| (adv.)
The Herald editor is not Bible
student, but he keeps copy of
the Bible on his desk.
Advertising is good medicine
for a sluggish business.
Miss Hughes of Wauchula, was
here on Y. NJ. c. A. work, Sunday.
We carry Equality" goods, not
the cheapest, but the best. FL. w.
Smith. 1tf.
Rev. Nv. R. Poindexter, of the
! War Camp Community Service,
Arcadia, preached very edifying
sermon in the Methodist church,
Sunday night.
Mrs. J. P. Wheless, a charming
Savannah lady who spent month
here visiting her friends, Capt. A.
F. Dewey and family, started on
her return home, Monday evening.
Fruits. candies. CONNECTIONS and
fancy groceries are specialties at
R. NJ. Kings. (adv.)
Arcadia News, Feb. 6:-Miss
Gladys Martin, of Ocala, who is a
member of the faculty of the Pun
ia Gorda school, spent the week
end with her friend, Miss Irene
Hammett. She delighted the con-
gregation of the Methodist church
with an inspiring solo Sunday
morning, and on Monday she sang
for the high school, to the great
pleasure of the teachers and pu-
pills.
That courteous and very agree
able gentleman, c. L. Vandercook'
of Howell, Mich, after enjoying
a stay of several months here, lett
this morning for other points Oh
interest in the state, at when ne
will spend a week or two PRIOR 10
leaving for his far-away home;
Before leaving here, he expressed
himself in high terms OF tunta
Gorda and her people and OF the
various attractions of the place,
and he promised to return next
winter, when he may buy q n nome
and locate permanently; During
his soiourn amongst us, ne caught
fifty-three sharks with hook anu
line. A cordial welcome awaits
him on his return
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS

William A. Seasons, county
demonstration agent was here last
Friday in his auto en- route home
TO Arcadia from Moore Haven
where he had been seeking vege-
tables to display at the South
Florida fair. He secured some
articles here also. He was a
guest of the Seminole Hotel, Fri
day night.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

Miss Lena Whidden of Useppa,
spent the last days of last week
visiting friends here.
Bread, cakes, pies and pastry
Of all kinds at III. w. Smith s. 1tf
st. Valentines day tomorrow.
Notice of services in the Meth
odist church was handed in in am
pie time last week, but, due solely
to the oversight Of the editor, fail
ed to appear in the paper. For
this, the culprit scribe humbly
apologies.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

All kinds of meats, fresh and
salt, at H. W. Smiths. 1tf
A. J. Kinsel, mercantile hustler
and FUR buyer, transacted bust
ness IN Tampa, Friday.
A Masonic school of instruction
was opened here yesterday after
noon and will continue until to-
night, when the final session will
be held. Visiting Masons are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13
Services at the Episcopal Church

Holy communion and sermon
loo a. M; evening prayer and
sermon 1870 p. m. Morning sub
Ject: The Christian Race. Even
subject: Why Many are Called,
but Few are Chosen.
Bible class at the Rectory Mon
day 1880 p. m.
Visitors are always cordially
welcome at all the services and
Bible class.-C. T. BLANCHET,
Rector.
There are a few cases Of "f1u"
i'll town, but none-of them serious,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

Arcadia News, Feb. 6:-Dr. I.
A. Silcox, of Arcadia, has sold a
piece of property located at Pun
ia Gorda to w. Fl. Howell of Jack.
sonville. The consideration was
$500.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1919-02-13

likely that Mr.. Miller would have
drowned. Undoubtedly, there
fore, Miss Douglass prompt ac-
ton saved his life.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

Sealed proposais Will %. r,,c.iyci unt;,
mo n9oH w. n,ESruari y, isi% b. ,ar Countries
OF REINFORCED concrete lining to briciS
house run cu!rcrt. from rIkc Street 10
ID hviht on. iuauTcd u.u fur.y tlv> ,l.Ol
south Of Old Street
Approximate Quantities
:eo cSb!r Sarns r. enforced concrete.
80 s1uHrc Il. area ring llnn: tstuCcoJ.
H.. yards soiiI ruck
so yar'is loose roc;n
so yards excavation
Prone sections and SPECIFICATIONS and
torn OF contract may be s.cu at the
office OF the ciy Engineer. rctcrsbura
Bids must be accompanied by y CERT
itcu Gheck for the sum OF ave- hundred
uotlars ttopo.pp, made payaol 10 tn,
CITY OF Petersburg as evidence or GOOD
tdith on the part OF the Bidder lids
must b. addressed to T.. D. GOODWIN
Clerk Meter COMMITTEES. Petersburg. Va.
aud must DC sealed and iauurscu LID
for Brick House Nun Cuivert"
The Water and Sewer Committee re-
ScrEeS IN" right to scCcp; or re- iyct ANY
or al bids. but the work.. II let. VII! be
let as whole K - Ist'DD
CIT. ,.n:inssr
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-
FINANCIAL
business Opportunitics.

MISUNDERSTANDING. TO sell for $1,000 part in
capable OF unlimited expansion TO man
with executive ability who can assume sc-
Address K .3l. care Times. Dispat ch.
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS-A small
~cohfco tionery business can be bought ON
easy terms K III care TIn, -Dspatch. "
CoNEECrioNERY--f sale. doing fine
business; am going GU. OF the retail busi.
ness Good opportunity for q man. with n
little cash. Address ID 708. care Times
Dispatch. =
RETAIL BUSINESS--Wanted. party with
$500 to $l.coo TO go Into n high.ciass retail
business Address 7l2. care Timos- Dis
STORES For RENT.-flave two stores for
rent: would he ideal location for the con-
fccttonery business. K no. caro- Times
WANT an AUTOMOBILES Read aud uso the
Want Ads
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JeweIl'y and Watches.

JeweIry and Watches. 60
DlAMoNDS-If you have n diamond to buv
sen. eScnanEe or remount or old gold 10
sell or exchange. bring II to J. T. Allen
Co. Jewellers. Fourteenth and Main
JEWELERS-cocke Il Co.. 533 West Broad
Street RnllIond watch inspectorn
Ma in street. buy. sell. exchange and rr.
mount diamonds in the latest styles Old
Aso.d ahn slIScr always taken In exchanse.
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NONEf--No one need know you are bor-
row !ns. II you want money for coal or
other necessities. and want IL without
delay. at lowest legal rates. and on terms
Ncnience as 10 thing and amount. open your
account with thee Standard Credit Com
pAny. Housekeepers, school teachers and
others have found our service courteous.
considerable and safe. Your promise TO
pay IS our security. Standard Credit Com
pany. zig North Fourth Street tsccond
EuorJ. Madison 3C12
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find pleasure In announcing that
nav" lust returned from New yorI.
Ss!th th. very laIcst novelties and
;na tcrials and French models FOR tho
Spr.nE and summer season 1917: and /
herewith extend cordial Invitation
10 YOU 10 call and INSPECT same Nv
placing your order early. befDr" the
busy season sets in, you wiI! rcc"iv.
girnh:ts when desired. and thu,
~ o annoying dlsa tmcuts
Thanking you for past favors. and
soliciting their continuance am
yours respectfully. j. kat. y b
Special prices will DC give. an all
suits during this month.
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Ht.SS ING-Wc make a specially for MAX
ing your clothes look neat Spoi!ess Clean
Ing Works. 2sJ North Harrison Street;
MadIson 22i6
PRESSING Highland Park Cleaning and
Pressing club. Maryland Avenue and Mil
ton street Bring that old suit 20 US and
we "iil make IL like for YOU at ONLY.
q small cost. phone Randolph jI5l.
SUITS PEESSED-A. Want & CO.. taIior.
now located ~ 1857 East Main Expert
aItcria. anu repairing. Suits pressed g
cents. Madison 1898.
TAll.OE-H. Lewis. Ladies' Tailor, 10? East
Grace Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
------------------- - -

CIGAR MAKERs-YounE ladies' and girls
Il YOU Eoing TO work. why not work
in the incest place and the place where
you can make the mos; money? We can
girls in our hand department. Just a;
this time. wh,ioUk Branch. twenty
third and Main Streets
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vInGINIA nor sFRINGs-Hoi s1rInes

HOT. sPRINGS-Hot Springs.
va. 'ehrutry S. 1919 To the stock hold =
sS rr,s OF the virginia Hot Springs Company
Inc snnuai meeting OF the stockh or
~ Srsihih Hot Springs Company for the
paTpose OF ciectins directors and for the
,,a"nsaS,ion OF such other business as may
iawtuily come before said meeting in.
SS. nard me approval OF all acts OF tina
thereof OF the said company In the pas,
y ysn VIII be held at the office Of the corn
rany In the Homestead Hotel Tot
springs. Va. on Saturday. the 2Sd day
o. rebruary. 1919 Ut p. VI. The trans.
ier DOCKS viii be closed Friday February
a. n - III. aud remain closed until 10
-: NJ Monday. February 20 1919 G. s.
Andsrsen. Secretary - - -
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E.-H Ci-EAN-Housewives. II your carpe,s
and rugs need cleaning use Duncan's H. Il
G!sam Tor carpets and rugs. Sold by
urnERis'S al over Virginia or sent on
recent 81 price. - cents. Duncan ia
,ohtn Davis Avenue. Richmond Va.
fnonc Boulevard $40
sale. bcautifui funnel
Dan dininE- room suit OF furniture com
pletc cali boulevard 1852 for particuiurs
and attractive nricr.
HOUSEHOLD POLISH-Housewives IL your
dealer cannot supply you with Duncan's
household oil polish. phone Boulevard
30 Sold all over Virginia. Duncan, H-A
south Davis Avenue. Richmond Va.
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Investments, Stocks. Bonls. !,

LIBERTY BONDS bought: fail tcarEc,
price: fee soc per 500 bonu Send tor
prices and free booklet, President insti-
tntr ~ Last Sixty ninth Strcet. New
LiBEETi BOH DS--Lasn uaid Tor Liberty
Bank Huilding. city
Money to- Loan. 40
BORROW on your watches. diano and
tewelry from the f.gu;taplc Loan Suciety
rs North Eighth Street.
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PROMPT SERVICE Plumbing h.aiInp
sheet metal WORK. Gregory (: Graha M
80 Eas, Main street. Randolph 1907
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MONEY TO loan. Beneficial Loan Assoc:a.
ton. inr.. te2 IL East Marshall Street
Randolph 237J.
.IDNEt--We Io.n money 20 YOU or for you
II !. E!cheaon & Co. IL North Eleventh.
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up tircs? G.Ooc miles Guaranteed and
cost You less than standard tires. better
.u.NcH,.dtc. Tonpkins. toS West Broad
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MERCHANDISE
Specials al the Stores.
Wantcd-,fo buy.

FURNITURE OarGana Come 10 Bailey
Main /
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Repairing.

BUYiNG AND REPAIRING furniture is
what I do. @: s. iiazel. $40 Brook Ave.
LOCkSMITlI.-We open trunks. grips. boxes,
1T and duplicate keys OF every dissertation
Richmond Lock Shop. liz North Second
Street.
PIANO rebuilding. rcfnshng. etc. Esti-
mates free: Jos. Bopp &c Co. First and
Main Streets.
REPA IRING--We are experts on repairing
carriages and wagons. Wordon & Jones
I7l5 West Cary Street
AlRS--kitehenware. ens.meled ware.
aluminumware, plated ware, oil heaters
Phone Madison 5076: to7 Brook Avenue.
SIOE REPAIR!NG--If you want the best
moH sno Rirhi ShnSS' S Sry y9Hr WORK 70 ths
Eighth Street
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AUTOMOBILES
Service acknowledgements. Is

THE NATIONAL AUTO Top co.-roR
TOP RECOVERING. REPAIRING. EN-
CINE HOOD AND SEAT COVERS $40
WEST BKoAD STREET. RANDOLPH
3T5s
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Heip-&1aie OF Female 81
IL Eli Q. AZ kind furnished: selections made
~ cApeTienCeu employment force. Public
Employment Bureau Room 8 CITY Hall
Phone Randolph ei5 and Madison tI2i
FoSiTlONS-Thc Du ioni employment ser
vice. ~: East Main Street Eichmoni ".
RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS Government
railway mail clerk eaaminat ton (i.,aies and
iema!cst March 10 Special fun. complete
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