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The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

ready for business=-the rest will be done in hurry. I'll walt here for your report"
 At the very best Watkins could scarcely perform the task assigned him in less than an hour. The success or failure of our effort depended en- tirely upon taking these fellows by complete surprise. If it came to an open fight our cause was hopeless, for that would mean fourteen or fifteen men unarmed, pitted against over a hundred thoroughly equipped and trained fighters. Only by contining them below, with matches battened down, and carronade trained upon them. would we he safe.
 sat where l could watch the stairs, and the entire forward part of the cabin. Gunsaules lowered the table, and began preparing the morning meal. Finally he announced break fast.
 Suppose you rap on the lady's door wonder, and ask she will join me. Say your message Is from Senor Gates"
 She came at once and seated herself opposite me, and We spoke Of the weather while GunSauleS served. He was still lowering about, but my anx- iety to have word with her alone caused me to send him to attend Cap tain Sanchez. We waited until he dis appeared within the after stateroom, bearing a tray; then her eyes sudden ly lifted to mine, filled with question ing. -s.s
 ''Tell me what has happened?" She breathed eagerly. "l heard the noise of q struggle out here, and voices con- versing. Why are you alone"
 I leaned over to speak In as low a tone as possible. And told her the situation in detail and my plans. ..
 She sat silently gazing at me across the table, her parted lips trembling to an unaSked question. Before she could frame this in words, the door to the companion opened, and Watkins de scended the stairs. At sight of her he whipped of his cap. -....
 You may speak freely" l said. "Thls is the young lady I told you about, and of course she Is with us Only talk low"
 "Yes, sir" using a hoarSe whisper, and fastening his gaze on me. Its all right, sir"
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22
EDITORIAL
PUSH BUSINESS HARD

lyertising will devloR the dor demand for the goods on the ,es of merchants and in the ,houses of manufacturersI
 Merchant and MT. Manuiac- r, the public wants toand needs tn;ngs you have to sell and IS .ug to pag for them.
 sll your story through the med
 of well prepared advertising ; 10 thousands through your To- press instead Of standing idly waiting for something to turn ow, more than ever before, ad- islng offers greater assurance profitable returns to live Wide .6e. progressive merchants and lufacturera who employ it.
 be message of the Department O or is: Advertise, increase Your cruising, so that selling costs . De reduced and ultimately Priea follow iu reduction.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22
EVGf N0ICh|I|
A Little Care May Save Many
 Skagway Readers Future Trouble

Watch the kidney secretious
 See that they have the amber hue of health.
 The discharge not excessive or in- GreQuennt.
 Contains no "brick dust like' sed- iment.
 poan's kidney pills are espically for weak kidneys.
 Let a user tell you how they work.
 Sidney B. Hart, S25 W. Sharp Ave, Spokane, Wash, says: "The grip left my kidneys weak. My kidneys got So they didn't act free ly enough and the muscles of my back became stiff and achy. Many times had dizzy spells and little black spots floated before my eyE' blurring my sight. A sharp pain caught me in the back when ever l bent over. Doan's Kidney Pills had always been highly recom- mended so I thought I would give them a trial. After ! had used one box I was cured of that awful trouble, for my kidneys were in good condition again."
 Price Go c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills the same that MT. Hart had, Foster Mil. burn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

)ne of the Chief reasons for the !eral prosperity of Valdez is the [ that her citizens pull together, the petty ieaousies and picker s Of former years, chiefly over DO cal matters which banefited the n but little either way, have ,set. T'ha churchCs have also ltributed largely to the spirit of 1d fellowship. Valdez haS6een .tuuate in having pastors broad nded and tolerant, and attending lcuy to their own affairs. It this felling of fraternity which .kes Valdez a good place to live
 and which makes her citizens 10 stray from the fold anxious return. It is this feeling which uses all who live here for g. time bs loath to leave the town and it izens.--Yaldez Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22
CHAPTER xxx.
The Deck Is Ours.

I had the next step carefully out lined In my own mind, and yet heSi- tated moment. glancing into the two faces before me, with q sudden reali- zation of what the contemplated ac- ton would mean to all of us, if by any chance it shou!l fail of success. l managed to speak cheerfully, putting a ring of confidence into ny voice. Then the sooner We act the better. Watkins, have LeVere order these men aft. Let him say that Senor EStada wishes them to break out some stores in the lazaret. They need be here only long enough for us to distribute these arms among them, and for me to speak word of instruction to them."
 But have 1 no part? Is there no way in which can help?" asked the girl.
 You have your plstol2 Then re- main here. I shall have to go on deck with the meu, and will not dare leave them moment until the ship is ab- SOlutely secure. Manuel is locked in that stateroOm, but must not be com municated with by anyone. It will be your part to see that Gunsaules neither enters that passage leading amidShips, nor approaches this door. Keep him in sight. You will save us man. Wait here now until see how securely this passage forward is closed"
 It was as described to me-a heavy oaken door, nail studded, not only locked, but held firmly in place by a stout Iron bar. There was not the falntest possibility of any entrance aft, except through assistance from this side. As l returned to the cabin, GunsauleS came out of the captains room and crossed the deck. At sight of me he stopped instantly.
 "Gunsaules," l suid, you are to re- main In this cabin until I give the word. The lady here has pistol, and orders to shoot if you attempt to either enter this passage, or approach the door of Manuel'S Stateroom. How did you find Sanchez?"
 Sitting up in his bunk, senor, and able to eat"
 Does he know what is occurring on board"
 No, senor. He questioned me, but I only told him everything was all right, so far"
 In my heart I believed the fellow deliberately lied, but there was no op- portunity to question him further, for at that moment the door of the con- panion opened and Il miscellaneous group of men thronged down the stairs. They were rough hairy lot, here and there a sturdy English coun- tenance meeting my gaze, but the faces were largely foreign, with those of two negroes conspicuous.
 "Twelve here, sir; l couldn't get Harwood down from the fOretop," said Watkins.
 And there are others below who will join us?"
 "Yes, sir; six more count on."
 (Which means lads, that with Har- wood, Senor LeYere, and myself, we'll total twenty-one in this shindy. Now I'll tell you what Is up. Watkins gave you some of it no doubt, but word from me will make it clearer. I'm no pirate: I'm an English sailor, shang- hied. Estada named me first oficer because I understand navigation"
 I stopped speaking, staring at one of the faces before me; all at once it appeared familiar. "What is your name. my manf"
 "Jim Carter, sir" You were on the Sinbad, three years agO?" -,
 "I was that, Mister Carlyle" he an- swered grinnins- T know'd you the rsEpr-- | saz-Fs
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

G. F. Talmadge, claim agent Pf 8 Alaska Steamship Company one
 the veteran transportation men
 Seattle says there are no indlca- )ns that the high cost of living rs affected the travelling public pecIally those making journeys .cS and forth between Seattle and )rts in the North. He explained at judging from the claims for st wearing apparel nothing but k hats, dress suits, silk shirts Id fancy sock sare being worn by Le men of the frozen North.--RalI- ay and Marine News.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

The Dawson News has been )rced to adopt a policy Of charging ,r all writeupa Of coming events | the city, where a profit is made, ards of thanks and other events hich have heretofore been given rec of charge. The News says nat it is forced to charge for these em- in order to give the people oi lawson a daily paper up to the :a1daE9,
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22
NOW Is THE TIME

Stimulate your Business, -InCreaSe the Consumers De
 mand for the goods on your
 Shelves, .rncrease Your Stock turnoyer' - Reduce your selling cost Advertising Regularly in Your
 Local Newspaper.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN- NE Tablets. Druggists refind money If 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES signature is on each box. BOG, Wed.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
 Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief. soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

A man by the name of Carlson ar rive, in Fairbanks from Little Eldo- rado with a hand badly lacsrated by q dog. He was talking to the owne of the dog at the time he was bit ten and was complaining Of the fierceness of the brute which is said to have nipped several people. He ha' hardly finished his complaint when the animal sneaked up behind him, seizing his hand, which it ehewed badly, The dog was killed.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

Subscribe for your limit of V1cto Ty Loan Bonds-and then some.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-22

Subscribe for The psily Alaskan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-12

MRS. Fl. l.. BUSKEY'S TAXI LINE
Two new enclosed cars; lady driy-
ers. Phone SOC or 17T9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-12
ALVARADO EGGS

W. VITFIIV E~VN0
On sale by leading grocers morning
after they are laid--55c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-12

RIGHTWAY SHOr. SHOP
Phone 400. 213 South Second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices.
D /

SEALED pRuPOSALS--Ionc SunpIy ,N.
Scaled proposals will be received mere ut;til
10 y. NJ December \. 1919. FOR furnishir,.
the following quantities OF crauuiatrd sugar
;i,nuary requirements OF the army: IA
lnnta. Ga. 100000 pounds: Ba,tim0rc Mi
ii!:9So nGnnds ,,p9s,on; Mass. Si.o66
York City. I,ot2.oo0 pounds: New Orleans
La 5000 pounds: Newport News Va
$4,000 pounds: Omaha. Mob. &c o05
pounds; s. Louis. Mo. $4,000 pounds: Ssr
Antonio. Tex. StI.oo0 pounds washington
u. G.. III nnn pounds. BIDS tn DO n!ea M,
;:r!plica:r For further Information apply
20 above oIlicc.
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AUCTfONS-LEChL.
Auction Sales.

CcNIlSStcNEI;S SALE
81 Valuable kr.Nt. -.Sl NTF.

II Gloucester Count, vrglliu .u,.-ol On
,hsanosrr ,Houso. Of ,athsrm. Aiinond IS
siy;nnn1I" .ii, NhmHnd - ais. IA" uTGcr-
M TI}.Ll% N.CSc,rro%
"N sXTr&&&p 4!S@ITPlii' b }li S.
".c'o%h j. a. Ms AimGnS,'i.s' Wharf pT t4!
,rty ~ f"rlt iitv.r IN ia, COUNTY cr
q wharf sni aG@a acr s,' y g2m. ns
r%r S"' ~ wgh V'h Tho Nhar{ ~, ~. n.
90 f"rs iiv26r ,a,H,i@nnT said wharf rr@p,
Hol, acre. III" wharf tra,', of II. ,n,ms
,icrI is is M ma On IN. RI nc main ,ae; before
;hcn .s ~huic ana NJ iS ihpHTe i$oy n =
aGeT'Nrd ns purchaser. Bidding 10 l., gin
Terms: onc-third cash ana naisnce ON
"a S ol, "i on" .hi tw" Years rurchu Soy.
virity Tor deferred ia yinsu,s bc,ri"r' in
t l The F' wo I@S Of IT IN, fnl' an title retnEl
n a,,, ~" interest on Tho bonds 20 l." naiI
%%"ssra a, fm@ tim, I'M H ,n ppr
IN shalt Ieposi, with iie apStinl co IL G.t
"un, Of lis or " ,h$ nE IT, a Ten' n Of h n
shnil ,r y" aG :" sn,d frcri"i commissioner
en- INF I" asqin so offer The SAME for
haI "h tn nd GaTs r fro M or n%rsha
aldS ~, WIN tn. terms Of said SIT.
,nai "" NJ !" any "thor remedies tho III,
III, i',I CeAl s" required to bn .!cpusit, a
nal bo forfeited TO the parties t. ills
eh vi u, IN" IN? purchaser or purchasers
ST",l n"tc thn hlii,iuGs uDon said trl,is
=, IN, ,ahd insured ,Ir three fourths Of their
y; ~ anu aSs!Gn the said policy or ipIirl.s
81 'hIIuIrIanCc Ia said succial comm! ssi"n,.rs
a. ud'i4ial security Tor deferred M "
vurShi%o go ,:,",,:: may nay tn. whole OF the
GEORGE l. CARY.
., : SMITH. JR..
special Commissioners.
=, u inc clerks oQiec If the C.rcu, Cour,
~ Inc county of Gloucester -
Catherine Almond ... p,oin,ir
william W. Almond Of ais Defendant
Gin Chancery)
u y, Roanc. clerk Of tho sail court
a." certify That the bond required OF :hc
Isr"l III SAID cause. On IA. Goth ,iay of M
N'inoor, 1919. Inns been duly given
Given under INV hand MS rinrl # III,
sand court this 2tth ,iav OF November Into
", u. knANE I,icrI,
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DfSPL1Y-CLfSSIFIED

MASONIC. NOTICE--h. stated CON
e muncat.on OF Jonpa Lodge No 90
10 r. q ~: A. wiii ns held n ~
ins'.. =, 1850 o'clock r. NJ. Mombors oi
sister lodges and transient hrctnrcn are
ia tvrnsliY invited 10 he present. l}v order
81 IA" W"rshipfu Master. George c JcC-
! q OFFICERS and MONITORS OF Frntcr-
~ nal lodge. No So. y. r. e 4 Nj
~ arc urgcntly requested to attend
W. called communication at tho
Masonic ':cmric on rhursaay evening. De-
ceinbCr !. ut o'clock. work in tho =. 4,
and " VI degrees. Members 81 zie-er
lodges and transient brethren arc f-sirr-
n,IIy invited TO unite with ua liy uT,lcr
OF tho Worshipful Master. VIM. r. Rein.
h.itncr SECRETARY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

POSITION wanted. Young man Wit,
years oSpor'ence. country store and fourth
class poSt-o'iCo. wants position with firm
in progressive country town. Pest refer.
nncta For more information address H. 4
Elliott Wintaii. Va.
REGiSTEHEp drug clerk wants pcrinannnj
position Address G. lS1. car" rUc. Dis
STOP ami think how many hundreds OF
buyers are now reading these specific ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Legal Notices.

"E IIs,hor ." ana N: loraI,
i nM, and T. mao a. pGsSmnGT H. ,2iG whsn
10y Tho furnishing ., -. or 'G any sp~he a.
H"oG Whit, , linen !ablcc!",hs Full infoP.
is2 Mnni.on- isullins W sGrGSi ,T H""
lsnidlna iisl,more, Md. ''''S'' Ioca-co!'
SEALED piDs--,Noiice to road contractors;
Sfa nS1r bids wiz b. received by Tho Hoard
5sy"p T,soo nSS"n'y Gh,9shnM, va on Tn9s.
"ons'rnst"m Of anrr"xn nsi, "%G" ,n '1r ne
"a tion ns"n ID IL Hvir.Tsnc, Vim sn%c
S%ried check % Woo, na% nISii! Ia s by
lion IL III rHad iIs s!nminv '@i ~, lSe "a
"h ~" ,:retna Long island Road running If,
rnr further information and cnnins of 'G,m r r,,
iiihr, ~ AMY !" c"nnr Engineer Tia
county Eneinecr, rittsyivsmia GSnmty. Va Ia,
SEAlhD rEorostL Office OF The quar-
age division staiid %rd,,oaars'' "f ~, E ii,,,E
Gai" viii he received here unti; ~ XXI
nocsmher % leia for furnI4hims SIS i M M'
r I,ar ?,b'",nnbl" tr"m T"rt"jn j. L. Van
Washington. = e. nf from Inn nmnni,,,fh.
officer Coca coin Isnilhine. i,aitiimsrSS' 'mr.y
SEALED PROPOSALS -r:irc nf ;ha ,Ju.r-
Division S"aivi ns"po-ais. In ,i;,i,iirn.it,,
Senb@r 20. si@ i f"' fu 'smif NJ -i -
.t.cre"tiS irorg>si h-Nhs .nd n;urGI,
ij i"2nI "' II 'n" nn, 'r en- 'srlnW : Van
Na7hMgt"n. ~ e, or from Eoah snui,Iy ~.
lyer. ,-nca.Ggin l.,iilliay lintimor''. Mi
5'1,t*sN WIFI .'"o IA r axe VIA. ZINE" "su
s" sn'h ae H,v 20. ss w sl,; IsmpIe:s
people who never used cjnsaInsd al, h.
i1rs nave the!" wants or offers printed
TEii..ni,IIpNE vour Want Al 10 Tho Fimt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

2f> ACi;ES for *al" Best bargain ia inr
,"int| Tor u poor man WHO VIII work An
G.i non" nincc run down: 2JS Hurcs: u'u,t
c'"r; haianea n Nouns timber: three
seven room hou-e. IN fal. repair ANA say.
Crnl other nu,buiihinvs. Tho nlaoc il Wen
Wntnr"h. rho land X gray 4c,i anI viii
Il,m'h8r Wei tobacco. grain. grass ana fran.
! ms Is real Old Virginia homo place.
ipn WIKI Tau III irNr with u. Yu, cnn tuvyU
mthi IN Terms 10 sui' Won. $40 cash
pniahr" as long &c Won want Give vDurs.Ii
NinHS present. Get home la tho com,
ICY. Geo. McD Blake. Real Estate. louisa
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wnutcd-AIalc. 3;

"E1 rEiiEp PHARMACIST s,rie,ly On.
.I'.'. WIN proven ability, I,sircx rnsi-
,i"n =, OF January q isl. caro- Times.
Shifting tLEiK--Wantcd position as
.,.,ii.,pI lhs. 'i'GE or assistant to shipper
p'Ur'u Mti"cn y"ars .NpericiSo. First.
i,fSs t"''frhHe. address, IL los. care T;:nc.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Poultry and Supplies.

FOR I%CREASEi, EGO; TRIO.
ptCTinN FEED MIil<ui.lNE. n IL
SOLD MiFH y GUARANTEES HHAtI:t
j>ASIi;N. INSTRUCTORS l2US EAST
'AltN STREFr
&ort: that every AL Is cnrrsc,iv lndeIcd
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SrENOORAPIiER.

WANTED. A TIRsT.cLAss sTESounA.
PIER AND ASSISTANT BooKkEEpEp,
sEE MIR KING. $50 WEST BROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

LADIEs--fwo ladies; light outdoor work:
hours hatr Liberal salary and ,orn-
NURSE want.I. with reference 1910
Monument Arcnne, Apartment !. second
EI'RSES--Wanted at once Two ,,11Ic,-
sr;lans'e , n1mrseG for duty a. PIN" Camp
';ood salary. Call Madison is7T
SAiE3l.AnfES WSNTED-.Thuroughlv *
ana suit department SALARY 81" r our vel 81
steady position, Apply f'rocdinan ( Nov.
man. 80 East broad street ~ ~"
SHLEsLADIES wanted IIuylar,. oSi t,.s,
Broad Street. " '
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INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 4

HORSES AID MULES FOR saic. nory.s and
muina. single aud G"uhl" teams :or hire
: j trnlt. ni3 East Cry street.
RELIABLE I;AIAAE-Wolf *
1r"uhs You Will i!nG silently horses and
mules second hand wagons. buggies and
harness Tor sale daily Auction dhvs. tues
cay and SATURDAY.. firing us Your surplus
5 ock We Will sell them for YOU ant
-n Eet Your money same day. iS99-ll Eas.
,rannln Street Phone Madison S3s4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

OGIAPftER-Wantcd. bv wbolcs, !,
house. experienced lady stnnOcr, nhnr
state expericnco and salary expected. Al
II,ly
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HOaSrS You Sale

iiAHTpE IlHIGlirs-Si. 5oo wiii ANY q gIlor.
IN Etii' siS-r"on h"usr on .i.ri,,,
,!iHirhi"i IaTa. corner lot. with hedges ana
run, trees. Prompt possession cali I:nn.
duirh az 80 ''c"'
itpMtS~l"r .c,ty and suburban hon1os So,
u. a. CHtin TO-. ;! North Flights
ZONES Tor saio. SEQ un Tor sniuh 81 N,
h"si bargains in the city l,uhismnn -
NaFhoe % North Ninth street.
y S',r"n-r"prl h"us": electric .tehj-.
IHfs" Los ana ."ud location ros ',siuf
., etGe,- !! l9i. care Times L,s,,atrh
WE HAVE some heau,iiul homes N III. .
'tr lin" for gaic. Call tn Sc. u, fc. prices
'hd terms l.. 7. Iirarch. So: East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

itiSk ~, i.NTE nS Va six 9tieki~yar,
) ". Davis. L. .. EoS go %cwpor, .,tH.
bCT.DIyG TRADES WORCESTERSHIRE
~mploymen' a, good w-eo, Is aa-rad ..
rNroricn,od brIcfI,vers c.rremtcrs ,.as-
hit"t- and other hu.!IinG trades mechanics.
s.lyo references liuN i1i Detrn,'. Mi,h
!onH $nts W1 or Sdn fTni eo o ana ~
nottn'iG,n ,StunaSd 6MppIy C9npssoiyo X over
iATHEis ANp pLAsTEHEnS wnntc1. 81
*; Tt uf i| Sni%T , T ''""'e" 's John
hA% wanted to drive ilncy VINO needs
,v" WORK ana wants I" wos". Apply III
MA ma ss.., Seoaip 9i .GnoS'agher
't md1 $50 ilShm6n '.aFy expected
MES -wan,eu, two ,n.u N.sl SON. au,W!-
"'!r" 81. nveIluE In"r. hal. Iis Stock. Apply
60. EHs, Broad Stree, uu-.4Es over {. u
MES w'p,.y.A. .nsen = ig.s@ ne nafqer
sIa a:,.s s.Sim"o1 ,a Caiass SD
r1E NaaI :a a., Nan ESQ sSt.s "s"e'
SAi.t:SMAN y.ntvf, Cathol!n. WIN eNce7-
and O'clock I:1atJ as
= , aEihMA"i L.. ,ios" ~; 70.
~ r'"tc aud other sl.-l uroduc;s ..4hHtt
,,eniatr ~ 10 ,Spsi'rnio salary p85St,td.
sic .Nd,.rgs- J. 80. oarn Tim.S Disuutci,
sA dSs 1 ND a ,ar rs.aa a Nd5: an an
SCUM .a%.tna 10 wor'5 The retail trad
la-Is un;y Stnerlancci ,ai lis Wifi b.
Rspy 10 'e sare TIM Gn:n ..ng9rb ;'3
sAl.ESMEN salary amt COMMISSION. SAY
,"FN, Limited only &" ability iii !:Cs.
wEi;i2EEs, W@@'yL .,~y ovy-ase,y!on.
y. Tii4sr' M is s55 ShoP Mas Ge
welding SNDy around the coircr 81 -
", lr,al Stree,
fG S1S c MAM ,,y wsn,I d, " Golse'2 Mus,
niyc close application to business SALARY
mS,Sn ise care 'T'Ha5sHDhi isna iS
YOUNG MAN--WHn,cI Young man. ,!;h or
bnsin@ss 6npSrtu",v Tor aGJ t itHI'I i
i"s. var Times Dispntch
IIclp-MaIc or Female. "a
% SGoS f IN rs sfoHa sn
Ap.r,'nent company. shafer ana Fr.mE!in.
Situations wnn,cu--tcn.alc. ao
EXPERIENCED srENoGRApiER en-!
q rf,sren ss salary s2' Yer week Phone
,,A.ddrc-f Miss NJ. iIs Eas' ,.ary 5,r@gI
OFFICE woKK-youns lady. with sxpe-
..risnce., ncf,rcs office, posl,i1n: knawiedse
OF bookkeeping. - l22. care Times DIS
-----=--
situations Wamcd-Ma.c. "a
ci Ia rI:E,ls intelligent Young
pabe. Of handling any MAKE Of .ar ~ ~
yatc family car preferred. Call at 200 t.as;
Tor j. l. Ladd.
bkU GChEi:h. unregistered, WITH several
years experience. wishes pOSitinu
employed. hut wish L" chang Nu,Ir.ss T.
az. Carc Times. Dispstch
Observation-Disclosures drug clerk wants
relief work.. Address II i'll. care TIm@s7
plspatch.
EMPLOYMENT
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SE.Ai.ED PROPOSALS Dnicn nf IN

rEi.nrIIpNE YOUR Want Al 10 Tho 'Tim,s
''"prtCf " ''''
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LIST YOUR ihrina and city properly ,ri;I,
X W hitnhurst s. Co, Inli Eas' Main
IS ACRES--offerinv This wrcI< only IN
quick purchaser NY 5iecre farm on car ~.
inr ful"i-vis'on. II. u. RicH. owner. liDtrI
iTi-a,r- farm. home level ricn .nI
pro,u9,iy.; fonced and finely watnred with
usual improvements: ioa r1"arrd. lnls ucr in
in" Iimher .i.i c"rdwood: only ~ miles
from Richmond city iimits. This lust CANE
"h I'll. market wilt TAX. as part nav
s"in> good income city property. part ca sh
ana r"asnnahlc terms L. -. iioy sII,
Phnnc Madison 1lts
is3 ACRE FARM; all und"r fence gsuiIs.i
i"r fruits. truck. grain or liv" ,socii c.
i'"cEltN. T. 4 has the exclusive hau.Gf ~
. tpi4nGii big range adIonins plenty ..
!hi; n"i'i' aHh buildings; all In good
Snni'"' near stnr1. s"huo ami cn,i-,.I :.
'hr - i''i'e5 I" i. u; good 'na-ilrt: ;n.,d
F'hIS ~ bargain for cash Viii tnrs iO.r
~ .E"hHn:r of rr0r-rty Gtyc ~, a..
>.t'ntpn Aidrtss owner. Max lia.E,iIcii,
';nSh-u. Va. 40
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aTENOuRAPHEH-wn al once. cXOo
r!cancd stcnosrapher. for one or our
branches at Raleigh. y. &. Amply T. q
,ioY l3S stating experience and salary
desired.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced younr
lady Mattresses and . dishwashers Nppic
New England Restaurant. 32l East nroai ST.
WANTED. cSpcrienccd help on church on
cst wages, This Globo Envotono and Print.
tnE Co. Inc. t0s Ross Street (.
ro Use these Want Ads is 10 10 sure OF
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Sale.
Wantch-I,caI Estutc.

WESru \MPrOS We geli the best OF Yves,
hampton. 10. Information s.a u4 Col
san s. Nash. l. North Eighth street
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Jewclry aud Watches. 60


bihMbNpS-Ii ron have Diamond 10 buy
s.Il. exchange or reinount or Ola roId "a
snIl or exchange. bring 1t to T. r Alien &
90. Jcnei"tn. Fourteenth and Main streets
IEWElEES--la hnk" RroS 3i2 East Main
STREET. waiclniHli"rs. jewelers.. etc.
JEW :!FjES-t'ocsc " Co 80 W.s. Broad
stree. railroad watch inspectors
hAiI.HoAD MATCHES. Terrell Brothers
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" d. MAKE loans on inrrovcd city prop
.Tty. oar charges arc r,peonnNl~ Morton
: ainirn"r Frst National Bank Build
ng rh"ne Randolph ae;h