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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
HEBREW FRATERNITY
iNSTALLS OFFICERS

The installation Of the newly elect
ed officers Of the Hebrew Fraternity.
formerly the Birth Sholem Mutual
Aid Society. was held last night at
the Bnei Zion Institute In Fayette
street. Morris Slobodien was the in
stalling officer. After the installation
a social session was held with re-
freshments served.
The officers installed follow: Presi-
dent, Isadore Feldman; vice presi-
dent, Jacob Kuschinsky: correspond
ing secretary, II. Bodin; financial
secretary, M. Aneckstein; treasurer,
Fl. B%uncher, and trustees, s. Koplin,
Max Ganson and B. Smelling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
LOCAL JR. O. u. n. WI. TO
INSTALL TONIGHT

The installatiel of the recently
elected officers OF Middlesex Council
No. SO, Jr. o. u. A. M. will take
place tonight at a meeting Of the
council al Odd Fellows hall Ar
rangements will be made by a num-
Der of the past councillors of the coun-
ell for attending the past councillors
meeting at New Brunswick tomorrow
night and the annual banquet to be
held Friday night under the auspices
Of the Past Councillors Association at
the First Methodist church, New
Brunswick AS this Is the first meet
ing of the New Year. It Is expected
that several other matters will come
up for discussion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
COUNTY VOCATIONAL CLASSES
At NIGHT FOR SO. AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. THE coun-
ty Vocational School Board will open
an evening school for men and
women in South Amboy High School
beginning next Monday night. jan
uary IL, at 1880 o'clock. Courses
will be offered in mechanical draw
ing, shop mathematics, dressmaking
and cooking. These courses are open
to residents of Middlesex county who
are not attending any day school.
Applicants can register at once with
o. o. Barr, superintendent Of schools
of South Amboy, either in the high
school building or at his residence,
237 N. Stevens avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Their

SIT Is remarkable" philosopessimfs.
tically said Old Codger, "that the man
who does not know much of anything
and knows that little all askew. usu-
ally assumes the lone and attitude Of
n who knows everything and is
aware that when he departs this life
wisdom will die with him. This APP
-%pearance is most often found In horse
doctors, grocery store sages and trifiing
s~ons-in-law, such as mine."-Country
Gentlemen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Shipping NewS
TIME OF HIGH TIDE TODAY

IINIE OE 1l1SI1 llDG AoAHAA
Perth Amboy, $40 a. M, s:15 a. m.
ARRIVED
IS friedrich R. Kellogg from Bos-
ton, bound for Tampico, Fla. but
course changed as result of a cable
gram directing course to Carteret.
CLEARED
So Friedrich r. Kellogg for Florida
for a general cargo.
MARITIME MISCELLANY
The British schooner Lucille,
which sailed from here for Halifax
on November 80, with a cargo of coal,
has not yet been heard from and 1t
is believed now to have been lost
with all her hands. She was COM
manded by Captain j. Wagner of
Luneburg, NIB, and carried a crew of
Ave men.
A dredge owned by George Bray
man & Bros. of As Broadway, en-
ployed in widening the channel In the
East river off Pier 6. was sunk yes
terday afternoon after being struck by
q barge in tow of tug Susan Moran,
when the barge was swept toward
the dredge by the strong tide that
was running. Capt. Charles Rogers
and crew jumped into the mud scow
alongside and cut it loose from the
dredge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
SINKING FUND BODY
WILL ~REORGANlZE

The Sinking Fund Commission will
reorganize for 1920 at a meeting to
be held in City Hall at 1880 O'Clock to-
night. Jesse Seaman. the new mem
Der OF the commission. will be present
at this meeting. Mr.. Seaman succeeds
William II. Griswold, the retiring
member who served as president of
the commission during 1919. Ferd
Garretson, the city treasurer. was re-
named as a member of the commission
by Mayor Frank Dorsey at Monday
nights meeting of the aldermen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
CLEARER WATER TODAY,
PROMISE or CITY BOARD

The muddy water which has been
troubling In this city since
Monday is expected to be cleared
away today 1t was said In the office
Of the Water Department this morn
ing. The reason given for the poor
water Is that the pumps were rushed
in order to give more pressure in this
city during the cold snap and as a re-
suit of this increasing pressure the
sediment in the pipes was loosened
and carried along with the water.
Superintendent Samuel J. Mason
has been working to clear the water
and relief is expected some time to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
PROPOSAL

tho Boar of Water Commissioners at
the City Hall. Perth Amboy. N; Jy~on
Wednesday Evening. Jan. 21st. 1920. at
$50 P. Nj. for furnishing so Tons 81
B. s. S. Glass A. pipe and specials. and
10 Tons 81 B. & s.. Glass A pipe and
specials. To be delivered F. o. B. Perth
Amboy.
to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Water
Commissioners.
11909-1-7-12-1b-f0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Agreement Fhed.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. An
agreement has been filed In the Office
of the county clerk for the erection of
a five room bungalow and oath on
Plainfleld avenue. Metuchen. for L. H.
Jensen. This work will be done by
Peter Madison. a builder of Metuchen,
and Is to be completed by March /, of
his year. The contract price for the
erection Of the building, exclusive of
the plumbing, heating and wiring, will
amount To So 40h.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
MlDDLESEX TAX
BOARD TO MEET
b. stan Correspondent.

BIZ stan Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 7:-The
Middlesex County Tax Board will
hold another meeting next Monday
to look over the property in Perth
Amboy, Woodbridge and Roosevelt.
The tax board is holding these meet
ings with the assessors of the differ
emit municipalities to try and raise
valuations to q normal rate and
equal. A big Increase in taxes is ex-
pected In the county this rear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
ARMY-MAYY UNION
INITIATES MANY

A meeting of Thomas #. Toolan
Garrison No. 62, Army and Navy
Union, will be held tomorrow night
In the garrison's meeting rooms at
which a large initiation class will be
taken in. Other matters of import
ance are scheduled to come before
the garrison at this time, necessltat-
ing q large attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Lease Filed Today.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. IA
lease has been filed between MAJ
Fucker, owner OF property. and the
New York Telephone Company. for
property at 1876 Smith street, Perth
Amboy, where the Telephone Com
pany is now situated. The lease will
u for two years, starting March 1,
1920 and the annual rental will be
$4,000 for the first year and $4,000
for the second year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
ANOTHER ROBBERY HERE

Another robbery was reported to
the police yesterday. The National
Biscuit Company's storehouse on
Sheridan street was reported to have
been entered and crackers and bis
cults stolen. When this report was
made to the police the loss was
placed at 500.
This morning the company claimed
that the loss amounted to but a few
dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
USE LARGER LOAVES OF BREAD
TO SAVE MONEY, SAY BAKERS

The bakers Of this city are trying
to conduct a campaign among resi-
dents here in order to r the pub
lie to use larger loaves Of bread. The
reason given by the bakers for their
action is hat they are faced with
higher prices Of flour, other ingred-
tents and labor. An increase in the
price Of bread must come, niles they
can convince the buying public to
purchase larger loaves of bread, the
bakers declare. The bakers declare
that 1t had been proven in laboratories
that In the baking industry a large
Tloaf of bread is more of saving to the
purchaser than a small loaf. They
| declare large loaves do not shrink in
the oven and they moist longer than
| smaller loaves Of bread.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
DEMOCRATS FLOCKING TO
BIG WASHINGTON Event
Rn The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Demo
Gratis from all parts of the country
continue to arrive In Washington to-
day to attend tomorrow the Jackson
Day banquet. the famous quadrennlel
event of the Democratic party, when
speakers considered of presidential
timber" discuss public questions. A
message from the President and a
speech by William Jennings Bryan are
expected to have an important bear
ing on the presidential campaign.
1t was estimated that 500 Demo-
Gratis would attend the banquet, which
will be held in two sections. The
speakers will address both groups.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
File Trade Name.

ID NIUW CUTTtSbUNucHF.
p NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. IA GER
tificate of trade names has been filed
in the office Of the county clerk by
the Wilk Company of BAT George
street, New Brunswick. This COM
pany deals In women's and children's
clothing The business Is conducted
by Harry WIKI at 1876 Hooper street,
New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Action on Estate.

81 stat correspondents
NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. Let
tiers of administration were granted
yesterday to Louis D. Randolph of
South Plainfleld, on the estate of his
mother, Ella. who died March so, last
year. This estate Is valued at $1,100
and the next Of kin named in the ap-
plicat3on are. Ray of Metuchen,
Charles and Albert OF South Plain
1eid. brothers of the applicant: Myr-
tie Smith of South Plainfield, and
Charlotte Marcus of Metuchen, sisters
| Of the applicant
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Letters Granted.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. Let
ters of administration were issued yes
terday through the surrogate,s office
to David A. Powers. of Metuchen, on
the estate of his brother, John. who
died on February 10 last. The other
next of kin to this estate are: James
B. and EdN ard F., brothers. both Of
Metuchen. The value of the estate is
approximately $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07
Ereehnlders to Meet.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. THE
Freeholders will hold a meeting in
the County Record building tomor-
row. The matter of appointing the
committees for the new year will be
one of the important topics Of this
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07

Many Try, tut Few Succeed.
After a man has learned TO dance
md re" of his great trouble In life
8 70 full days work between
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between THE ORTHODOX HEBREW
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL, a corporation,
Complainant
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-07

If you are unable to really enjoy
the society of others because of the
fear that that wretched skin eruption
on your shoulder will begin to itch.
or that your scarf will slip and ex-
pose the disfguring rash you had
tried SO hard to conceal. try Resinol
Ointment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale.


FA iSis nave large number OF
farms on, our list. near railroad stations
ana on The best automobile roads in the
state. Any or these farms. IL bought at
once. can DO gotten at BARGAIN prices.
Don't walt: get In touch with US immc-
uiatciy; c. Il. IL. L. Dcnoon. s07 East
Main Street.
FARMS wanted for our now CATALOGUES. J.
THOMPSON Nrown. lIi3 East Main street.
NICE four.rooin cottage home In excellent
locality: wRtcr and gas. Possession APRIL
ist. Only $500. 1914 Lamb Avenue. Phone
ACRES, All cleared: Groom cottage. 2
miles miles south OF city; Price s2.5o. Q. c.
500 oacREs-0ne farm containing 500 acres.
10y acTes clonr balance in timber. Tho
greater part OF the farming land Is III q
high state Of cultivation. a SIX room frame
all all In good shape. This farm Is sliuated
tho & 2. r. r.. At least $4,000 worth
CORN pSt wSes pT vp a, ahe way OF hay
ments. Ono OF the ,lskest barEeins OF
the day Tor the right mans Price. $4,000.
o s al ,c cash. nTanef tsSy terms MIST
Va. First National Bank. : : So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

LEARN Re barber trade: only four weeks
REQUIRED TOT tile average student. Write
LOT INFORMATION; Shuford Barber ..ul"ye,
wa l.aal marshall street. Richmond, Va.
:. construction work: must live in camp
trouble. Apply T. a. TurnerN sumn 1 q I p0r
siructio,. Kentucky and West E,rSinia
loWor Conn my. Logan, W. Va.
MACHINE OPERATOR wanted for I,.rnas.
~ factory. steady work. Miller q Gleason.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. A

DANCING---Mrs. q. &. Emmenhauser, dane.
ing studio. 204 East Marshall Street.
giaranices in five lessqns. Madison 6266-J.
DANcING--'rhe poulcon Dancing Studio.
Dancing instruction by expert Instructors,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bowling. OF New York
City. will teach tho latest ballroom @ances.
For appointment call Madison 1914 Open
from 1880 NJ. to Z. NJ.
tuDAY'S News OF merchandise and ser.
vice offered for YOUR pleasure proflt ia
told todav bs the ella ssifed ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

REAL ESTATE .sALEsMAN-Want reoi
estate salesman; one position omen for
young man who Is aggressive and can pro.
dnre results. Box No. 736. caro- Times
SALES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. an autono-.
pile tlrt manufacturer wants an OK
pcrienced sales manager, who has cyetu-
live ability and can produce results for
the State OF Virginia. Box No c TAG
care Times: Dispatch. ''''
SAI.ESMEN--lIousc,t TO house work; healthy.
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Specials at the Stores.

GOOD SHEPHERD YARN. All coIors in
stock: four balls. makes a ripple tail
sweater The Gift Shop. Fourth and Grace.
To Use these Want Ads IS to be sure Of
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Home + acing Riverside
Drive Of Richmond
OPPOSITE
Chi1nborazo Park

= Dimcnsions-27 feet wido 100 feet
EIEST FLooR----tTour rooms.
MODERN in every respect. Brick gar
agc Price less than cost. Possession
GORDON =. iSTRAusE CO..
1915 East Main Street,
Phone Nadtsont,4 ION
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DIsPLAY-CLAsslFlED !.

- -s:--=---S
DISPLAY--ELASSlFlED .-s.
BY j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
.ills Main Street.
TRUSTEES sALB -
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. +,
OF THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE
Westhampton LotssE,
THREE.cHoPT ROAD. CORNER
Richmond. College.
Entrance
First. BY virtue Of deed OF truae
from Robert f. kaohIer and wife. IbfSI
September 20, 1917. and recorded in
page 20, to tho undersigned trustee. to
secure tho payment of certain notes
therein described. default being made.
trustee having resigned and declined
70 act). will sell at public auction.,na
the premises, -
MONDAY. MARCH STH,
p. NJ.
the property described in said deed as
rico COUNTY boins Lots Lots q 49, IL in Hen
-, 16. II and IS. in the two plans Of
College Terrace. ~
west corner Three Chopt Road md cni
iese entrance and front on the western
an ne o OF 1me Three Chop Road ESQ feet.
lines: the northern one Of which rms
I 800: feet along college entrance TO
Of which ,i r n0ad ian, and the southern one
Hill Rond. - 11'se
~ Lots cts ~. 10. "a. IS. &c. II and 1s are
and extend from college en mIpI aos al
Battry Road, and front on the Wss so
s ssn line ne, Of -chopt, nqad I Iiaa
college entrance ESQ feet and aions
tn ESryo 1 IIii, and front on the west.
to pay note OF $50 50. with si inssr r,
sa5ooooe c Sue Semi 10 ornb 1919;
cember 90. 1918. anu bnianc teo in one om.
ierlv en per ss cent interest PAYABLE quar-
at option Of purchaser r" as 70 residue
LIE ROY II. BROWN.
Sole Acting Trustee
e. Sscqnd; -, virtue OF = deed or trust
nenrico Circuit Court, d. i. all-D, page
~. 10 tho undersigned trustee. 10
therein described. default being nlnIln.
and being required so to do imy. GO.
to ae W s sell nj pn aaa dsSsa
on tho premises. IF't.
MONDAY. MARCH sTu; 800
p. NJ. =.
al those use lots Of land in Henrice Goua-
,Msesi{7ha ar being Lots Isla, a, IL
from college, entrance to. Battery ROAD
Three chept Road lilo f fssf and aine eun nI
entEanso ' se5 fest ana n ag S9isgs
l Koad sl3 foot. more or less. TO Edge
TERMS: Cash as to expense Or sac
all past due taxes to day or sale md
from December 90, 1918: a credit ri
interest from December 20. lNiS. tjGS.
nblo quarterly. and balance ono ivenr.
bearing per cent interest, pnfabic
ON tho property, or. ali cash. forNthe
. IT The s, aboye lots are tho most valuabi,
water. electric, lights. Telephones and
S Wooa tEgees n aesaTG
ornainentation. with right eiesaiit,n
a md best 1Sss,o of drainage to the reer4sani
entrance to handsome grounds Or Rioh.
mond College. -, : -
VIII be sold as a whole or divltlea
ooneornod. Maps at o1ica OF auction.
GERS.
LE Roy. p, BROWN.
r. THOMPSON BRoWN K CO. s'es
Auctioneers. 5e.'sl
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THE COHEN co.

require the services of a
man to take charge of
drapery workroom; steady
position and splendid oppot'-
tunity for right man. APP
ply at once.
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SoOkk EEI'ER-,Nanted. young man for
=. position of BOUikc"pCr IN "A ioIhin, rnt,s.
Ma. MSS; write Eood band. quick ami &c.
trctc'l ana CiSe references. .lpuiy a Trs
care rlmes- bisrhtcii. 80
lltutGlST- --Wnntcl registered or assis-
tnnt registered. V. Il. May ~ Brv Eich.
nion,i. Va. - 1870
FARM AfENT--Wantcd. AN sgeut to ropre-
scnt US IN Farm department ia every count Y
IA NifSiniHt, ana North Carolina. A,iIiress l..
-: Hh1 =. ,: llstNc. 2!2 Mutual IuildinR
flRENEN-DlAkEM o.pc
F 6 umnesrGcsshTy;. Hallway Associat ion.
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SAVING FROM
SO TO &C 2-3cSr


IN BUYING A HOMIE NOW
Building has Increased 100 nor cent
during tt< last Ave .ynars: The, hvar-
age owner OF q home. who really warts
70 sell is sat istled with a protit from
80 l-3 to 80 per cent. You Rfc, thcre.
Tore. saving from so per cent to Us ga
per cent over what II rost 10 ttr,ro-
duce that house today. These arc not
ual facts gained through our own cX-
pcriehce tanu by consultation with
some Of the S1hrgcet contractors I'm 1hn
country: ifocausc wo arc two years
behind in building We believe Vol o., n
s ;nny,c fI9m $4,000 to $4,000 ~ Buy.
mo NOW before tho heavy demand
STARTS this, spring. We have modern
homes, with many eonrenioncok, or
West Gracn Street. Stuart Avenue
Grove Avenuo and Hanover AvsnIie; .
iacinE Chimborazo Park, Libby Hiii
PARK, Jefferson Park. William Ryrd
t'afk, Gihtcr ark. with sin, eight, fen.
prices. from $4,000, SE,6o0, $500. sosoos'
$1,000. $4,000 to s1i,Ooo posscssion
september and several In n few
weeks. e"
GORDON e. STRACSE co
1O15 Il. Main Street
Phone Madison 400.
TIE BEST AZ. In This, column Is tho nd
that tehs all Tho facts about tho uroposi.
-, when YOU want Il Is W Fad Won ona vet at
1,lms.. nisnatc b ,cls nsifled nds anu u1s
FiiESD Want Ads Produce Resulta
. -.-'
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Machinery and Tools.

MACHINERY We buy and sell machinerV
garry run line 81 shaftinx. hangers and
oany 5os Rrnok Aveane RandoinR 1914
WE DEAL in new ana rebuilt machinery
or az KINDS and sell under q; positive
S91th Fifteenth street. Phone Madison
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- 7--7--'-7----I-----------I
Help Wantcd-SIale.

BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN-EXPERIENCED
BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN. ALSO FINISHERS
FOR VARNISH WORK.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
APPLY 3. G.. ANDREWS.
S u P T., MONTAGUE
MANUFACTURING CO..
BROAD STREET AND
BELT LINE.
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1RAVELiNd sXLEsMAN WA Mai - I'm :,
2 side or spccini limo prints and varnishss
:Address L ESQ. sare .Tlnies. Plenateh. - -
Tf tiMSE y l s good. aii-fo1nd
IN IN, store K heeessary. Write TO s, j. Dostor.
NoTH that evary Ad Ia correctly indcIed.
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Westllampton Lots:
THREE.cHoPT ROAD. CORNER
Richmond College \
Entrance

First. BY virtue of deed OF truet
ssIm RSSsert ksShler and wife, datSd
Henrico Circuit Court. D. B. ell Is.
p page 20; to tho undersigned trustee. to
therein described. default being made
and being required so to do INV CO.
trustee having resigned ana declined
the premises, -
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~ - Is>,ti TED
FIRST OPPORTUNITY PttBLIC Has
HAD TO BUY 1919 MAIN STREET
INVESTMENT

a BUSINESS CORNER in tho heart
OF one of lticlinonds most densoly
populated business sections. Heaviest
traffic bearing block and biggest traue-
for corner. Property at present rented
to hustiing ladies' cloak. suit and dress
dealer Dimensions, 81 feet wide by
50 feet deep. Contains basement.
store and fifteen rooms. Entire build.
Ing rented. Just think--corner on
Main Street--business property. Paws
10 per cent on Investment. Price very
low and terms easy
GORDON Il. STRAuSE CO,
1915 Fast Main Street.
Phone. Mad.Son 400
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Help-aIaie or Female.
statesmen and Agents.
Situations Wanted-I'emaIe. :

STENOGRApHER-Lad with 4 yenrs' .s-
perience IN Office us bookkceper. wants
position by Aori Is or May references;
state salary. Address l. cas-. caro- :'l.Il.s-
blnpatCh
YOUNG LADY wants position as assistant
lpiSpa Itch
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Z ROY T.. BROWN, :,
Sole Acting Trustee.

Second. BY. virtue OF deed or trust
from Robert +. kaehler and WIFE, dated
henrico Circuit Court, ID. i. aIi-D, page
"a. TO tho undersigned trustee. 10
secure the payment or certain notes
therein described. default being nlniln
and being required so to do iray. CO.
trustee having resigned and declirea
to aotl. | VIII sell at public auction
on tho promises. - 'gfff!'''
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

Bus1ncss OPPORTUNITIES. 80
INVESFOR-Man Of many years experiences
t aasireh 10 ioSate as Office manager. 10
vest with practical man for joint opera :
Times Disna.ch.
PHYSICIAN desires location Would buy
out retiT.nE physician. State full par-
tculArs. Address = CT. care Times Dis
Datch "
Money TO Loan. 40
y LOAN on your farm suburban real
estate ~ what you need. George Il. Craw-
ford x Co. s32 East Main.
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST.
Nhw managing store, desires 20 mako
change: - years experienced best of rc.
iercncos. Address ]. ESQ. care Times- DIS
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- = A-''S''' A>S<h.N SOSiG3
LICENSED AND BONDED.
Legal RATES.
y Different Kind OF Loan Company
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY.
III East broad Street.
Telephone Randolph 1926.
BORROW on Your diamonds and icwc,rv
rom Enn!tabia Loan Society. rs North
LOANS $500 no $4,000
We hay" lent about $3.50 900. 90 to WACO
Legal CHARGES. Iic!pfui. prompt. confiden-
Phone Madison c-6-a-7
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
-o?t1 y. SIKH 81 Near Iaoad ST.
MONEY ioaacd to housekeepcrs Al legal
interest Standard Credit Co. 2ls North
Fourth Street Madison 3e72.
MONEY. TO LOAN
Lowest Legal Rntcs
on FURNITURE. IIANOS. N1CTROLAS
,, I'VE YIN losn YOU ca cash in any amounts
OF your goods they are Left In your
GET OuR SPECIAL TRIMS oN
$40 sap so 500 5000 5000
months Nh !? Eay 7 b 2% i ySu assEs
SS 5s 4 sEe E SEfTh sTRE 81.
MADISON 43io.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Situations Wantcd-hIalc.

\ fiRSr-CI.ASS autonobie mocha tic
wants pusition out-ot-toGn. experienced
on ali makes Of cars. \ within. worike r.
Plenty of tools. Apply i IA. care Times.
hCCOUNTANT-Ma OF many years OK.
per!encc desires Ia locate Office man
ugcr. IL highly qualified accountant. Will
ing 10 inScst with practical man Tor Joint
rpera lion OF e-ta blished enterprise. II 30
uAte Times Dispatch
lNNESTOIt-M Man OF many years experience.
,hSsireA 20 locate as office manager. IL
highly qualified accountant. Willing 10
Invest with practical man for Joint opera
ton or established enterprise. Is 73s, car
Times Dispatch.
PHARMACIST. registered. wishes to make
change. BEST reference. Prefer store
Without soda fountain. Address l. C7c ARC
Timcs- Dispatch.
POSITION wanted Grating aud UacilinR
furniture. household goods. cutgiass and
chinawnre- Address II GA. care Times
ftlEpatch 1890