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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17
WESTHAMPTON NOTES.

Good Hopewell Baptist Church, Rev.
j. E. Fountain, d. d., pastor, has
appointed Deacon w. M. Courtney
and wife to do world wide mission
airy work.
Mrs. Julia Allen has begun her
club for christianity and social work.
Mr.. Archer Bland and wife. Mrs.
Pauline w. Bland are working up a
club.
Hams Council United Order St.
Lukes gave their annual banquet last
Saturday night. We spent an enjoy
able time. The Introductory march
was played by Mrs Archer Bradford.
solo by Mr.. Archer Bradford; address
Deacon Thornton Lecost; paper on
works Of the order, Mrs. Florence
Byrd: master Of ceremony, Mr.. w.
M. Young. Committee on Arrange.
ments. William Trueman, Archer
Bland: chief John Overton.
Master Samuel Allen son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. ]. Allen was at church Sun
d'v aft"r months sickness VI hoe
also returned to school whnrn his ten h
az, Mice Tr""" S!"wor' ur"s p1od t.
60" him. Little Tnez Allen his sister
has been sick also.
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GREAT ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
CITY AUDITORIUM.

King Davfd's Mid-Winter Musical,
Literary and Dramatic Whirl will be
presented at the City Auditorium on
next Monday night, January 10. The
following program will be presented:
Opening overture, Sharon Band;
Selection, Mt. Vernon Choir, S. L.
Johnson, director; Duet, Mr.. Joseph
Matthews and Mrs. Elizabeth Cobbs:
March, The Band; Tenor Solo, Mr..
George Harris; Selection, Mt. Vernon
Choir; Recitation, Mrs. ELLA Carter.
Second Part: Opening Overture
Sharon Band; Soprano Solo, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cobbs; Reading, Mr.. Sam
uel Johnson; Selection, Mt. Vernon
Choir; Soprano Solo, Miss Jennie
Venerable; Recitation, Miss l.. IT.
Deane; Overture, Sharon Band; Bass
Solo, Prof S. l.. Johnson; MY
Country IT'S Of Thee" Band and
Choir.
The general admission is twenty
cents. Doors open at 7:30. The
program commences at $50 sharp.
BE on time.
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nI,, W ~ 'as1sssss
TIE Y. nj. G. A. NOTES.

The Building Of the Y. M C. A. was
warm corner last Friday night and
We enjoyed the music.
Rluch interest was manifested in
the explanation OH the Sunday School
Lesson last Saturday anu the attcn
dance was very large.
Last Sunday kept the boys and
men very busy.
$3.50 A. M. at the building the work
ers met and held n special meeting
as Il forerunner for services.
The Women Of the penitentiary
rendered a special programme accom-
panied by Miss Emma Daggett 10 A.
M. This was an hour that will not be
forgotten very soon.
10 A. M. the committee did some
special work in the city Jail.
committeeman James Dunn visit
ed tho city home and the meetings
were good 10 A. M.
p. M. at the building the bows
crowded to hear their President Mas
ter Robert Daniel who gave them a.
very timely address. Keep the inter
est up boys.
$3.50 P. M. great evangelistic
meeting was held for men at the 9Th
Street Baptist Church and we were
glad to see men from all parts Of the
city. DR.. S. II. Eldridgc Of Petersburg
was equal to the hour Every man
was helped. Subject: Will n Man Rob
Coz? The Doctor struck the nail right
on the head. Three men accented
christ. This was q good one for
Richmond
b =. NJ. today come to the explana
ton on the Sunday School Lesson by
DR.. w. II. Stokes. Bring a friend.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
AT the Y. M. G. A. building $50
A. M. meeting for workers.
1870 p. NJ. at the Hood Temple A.
Nj. e. Zion Church Adam and Clay
Streets great evangelistic meeting
for men. DR.. r.. J. King pastor of the
9th st. Baptist Church will give the
men one right from the shoulder. Sub
1ect: Move Or Die. Mrs. p. r. Flack
VIII sing special solos. Mr.. N. G..
Booker will lead the men in song ac-
companied by Mr.. Graves Men be a
committee for this meeting. See that
the other man comes. On time.
Every home Is asked to have a spec
ial prayer for the Y. M. c. A. Grant
this favor for the Y. NJ. C. a.
Mothers send your boys to the build
ing p. M. n great meeting for boys.
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JUDGE WELLS AT SOUTTISIDE
INDEPENDENT AUDITORIUM.

Heat! Heat Heat! That is what we
want am cold but you are warm what
is it that is cold while you are warm,
Zion Baptist Church South Richmond
Va. Will you help us? God loycth a
cheerful giver. It Is more blessed to
give than to receive. Come! Come!
Come! to Southside Independent
Auditorium, 1916 Hull street Sunday
January 10, 1920 at $40 p. NJ
There will be a public meeting un
der the auspices OF Furnace Club No
for benefit OF Zion Baptist Church
the public Is invited to hear Judge
Ernest II. Wells.
Music, Southside Band and Audi
ence; prayer; music, audience: reel
tation, Miss Lena Dickens; solo, Miss
Ruth n. Morris; Introduction Of
speaker, Mr.. Augustine Royal; adj
dress, Judge Ernest II. Wells; music
Band; trio, Mr.. George Jackson and
others; remarks, Prof. c. l. Winfree;
master Of ceremonies, Mr.. Robert L.
! Hayden.
Ushers: Mesdames Mamie b. Wood
In, Carrie r. Johnson, Roberta Mil
Ter, Miss Marie Washington.
Offering lifted by Mcsdames Eliza
beth Harris, Susie II. Robinson, Jul
liza e. Foster.
Rev. J. w. Dudley, d. D., pastor Of
Zion Baptist Church; J. II. Cunning
ham, Jr., President; Milton V. Jones
Vice President; John II. Ford. Sccre
tary; James Stills, Treasurer. All wei
come. Special seats for white people.
Please bring silver Offering.
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

desire to know the whereabouts
OF Charles Thornton. He has a broth
er in Petersburg, Va, whose name IS
William Thornton. He also has a
brother in Chicago, whose name Is
Albert Thornton. Important news
awaits him by addressing
M. IT. BAILEY, Manager,
The Milton Mercantile Agency.
1888 South State Street
Chicago, III.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

Mr.. John II. Murphy, of The Baln-
more, Md. Afro-American was in
the city this week in quest of two
or three carloads Of news-print, He
WAS looking well and stated that his
business was prospecting.
Mrs. Henrietta Page Johnson is
lndisposed at her residence. SIT State
Street, Fulton.
Mrs. Rosa Page was taken suddenly
III at the residence OF her daughter,
III State Street, Fulton.
Rev. DR.. s. r. Eldridge, pastor of
Harrison Street Baptist Church, OF
petersburg, Va. has been conducting
successful revival meetings for two
weeks at the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. His sermons are keen and
powerful and large crowds focked to
hear him.
Mr. John Henderson, OF Fairfield
Street has been confined to his home
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Louisa Christian is confined
to her room at her residence In North
Thirteenth Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17
Teachers Wanted.

TWO teachers wanted, male and
female or a man and his wife. Mus,
be well educated and knowledge of
type'writing on the part OF the one
or the other desired.
Wages $4,000 per month and board
a knowledge Of music on the part OF
one of them is also desired.
Address, Lowry Institute and In
dustrial School. Maycsville. S. C.
W. M. BOLEY,
President
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persons. Deacon r. w. Whiting had
the honor OF unwilling the tablet,
which is Of beautiful marble. The
resolutions were read by Mrs. Rev.
N. b. Brown and were excellent.
y membership campaign OF the
b. y. p. u. and the Missionary Circle
begins next Sunday at 800 p. NJ.
and it is the hope of the pastor that
each club will add at least 200 new
members and there will be great
shaking up in the valley OF dry
bones.
Miss Olivia Orange reports having
spent a delightful Christmas vaca-
ton in New York City. She occupies
position as one of the faculty Of
the Downingtown Industrial School,
Of Downingtown, Pa.
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In hIclnorian.

Sacred to the memory of our hus.
band, father and grandfather, Rich
ard Cogbil, ST., who fell asleep seven
years ago, January 10th, 1913.
Seven years have passed and we still
miss him,
Miss him more than tongue can tell
But we hope some bright morning
To meet In the realms above.
But he shall always be remembered
In this weary world of strife,
He shall never be forgotten
AS long as God gives us life.
BY His Wife, Children, and
Grand Children.
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In Mcnorian

III sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear father, Mr.. Taylor King.
who died two years ago, January ~.
1918:
$500,
The month OF January is here,
The saddest to me OF all the year,
Because it took away from me,
A loving father two years ago.
I cannot forget you, dear father,
Tho long may seem the years,
And often in my lonely hours
l wipe away my tears.
His daughter,
MRS. MARY SHARPE,
703 Catherine Street.
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SOCTHSIDERS AT FIFTH STREET
Is. Y. Il. u. SUNDAY.

The program at the Fifth Street
b. y. p. u. Sunday evening at ssx
o'clock will be furnished entirely by
South Richmond talent, as follows:
Recitation, Miss Lena Dickens: solo,
Miss Ruth Morris; recitation, Miss
Beatrice Eaton; instrumental trio
Misses Lewis, Bland and White; re-
citation, Miss Florine Cogbill; violin
solo, Miss Alto Johnson; recitation,
Miss Naomi Munford; instrumental
solo. Miss Helen Green; recitation,
Miss Lillian Glenn; selection, Nun
ford's trio.
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FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown, Va, JANUARY 13.-Miss
Bessie Hill and Mr.. John Hill left
for Philadelphia last Sunday.
Messrs. Lynn Thomas, Pink For
time and Robinettc Fortune are still
On our sick list.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson died last
Friday at the homo OF her mother,
Mrs. Mary Young, near Saliva The
funeral was held last Sunday at
Jerusalem Baptist Church, conducted
by Rev. Wade Young.
The Women's Missionary Circle OF
Mt. Olive will hold its regular meet
ing on the 18th at 200 P. M. Be
sure and come. Mrs. Virgin Brax-
ton, president.
Don't forget the B. Y. p. u, which
meets Sunday at 200 p. M. You
Will be greatly benefited by attending
this meeting conducted by tho young
folks. Mr.. Wexford Jones is pres
idcnt
Weather conditions Of this section
are so favorable for the farmer until
he has begun to plan for his big
spring drive with this as his slogan,
Larger and better crops"
IN MEMORIAM.
TAYLOR4-Sacred to the memory
OF my dear husband, Charles A. Tay-
lor:
Dear husband, thou art gone away.
Gone where the saints have trod,
Gone where no night can mar the day
Hard by the throne OF God.
Thou would'st not come back if you
could
And leave thy Saviour's breast,
We trust it all was for your good,
And hope it for our best.
Dear Wife.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17
Farmer Wanted.

Wanted a colored farmer to take
charge Of 800 acre farm Modern
machinery provided for a man with
practical experience and the oppor.
tunity OF lifetime to the right party
Address:
A. F.. DAVIDSON,
1872 N. Michigan Avenue,
Atlantic City, N.
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Energetic man to
sell PARMOLINE HAIR DnTSS?
ING to Barber Shops and Stores.
Snlfry or commission or both Adj
4 drsse nox 1o74 or call Mt 2G23 Fast
Ma N street. Wednesday January
l4th between 3 and 8 o'clock.
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Pastor Stokes Presented With Purse
OF $175.OO.

Rev. w. H. Stokes, Phi. d., pastor
Of Ebenezer Baptist Church was made
happy on the occasion of his eigh-
teenth anniversary as pastor Of the
above mentioned Church. The men,
bors Of the Church led by the Deacon
Board, Mesdames Bette G. McCraw,
Bette G. Cousins, Edith Bradford,
Mary j. Peters, Minerva Braxton and
others presented DR.. Stokes with a
purse Of SITS. 100.
The pastor thanked both members
OF the Church and friends OF the
community for their cooperation in
making the work Of the Church a
success. The program for 1920 calls
for greater spiritual activity and a
constructive work for missions, edu-
cation and benevolence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

WANTED-An Experienced Tailor.
Write for particulars. Box 336,
Hot Springs, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

Mr.. j. G. Shelton OF Charlottes.-
vile, Va, called on us. He is editor
Of "rhe Messenger" of that city and
was en- route to North Carolina.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

d. D. G. G.. George L. Branch Is
quite sick at his residence, 913 N.
Sixth Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

Joseph Taylor Brown PASSES Away.
Joseph Taylor Brown, uied jan
uary 10, 1920, at his residence, 609
North Second Street. Remains were
shipped to La Grange, Georgia Tor
burial, Monday, January 12, ut $50
P. M.
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RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

Sunday being the first communion
OF the year at the Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Church the serves were well
attended morning, afternoon and
night. The pastor preached the fun
eral OF one Of the Sunday School
girls, Miss Eliza Carter. There was
an overflow in the afternoon to the
communion service, which was we'll
conducted. Reys. Martin, Cobbs
Joseph Brown and Brother Sharps
assisted. Many friends from the
various Churches were present.
The night service was we'll attend
ed, the occasion being the memorial
service Of the Rev. Daniel James,
eX-pastor of the Rising Mt. Zion
Church. This was workei up by
Rev. Joseph II. Brown, who was the
master Of ceremonies. Those who
participated on the program WERE
Rev. Mrs. Cobbs, who sang a beauti-
full solo. Beautiful solos we're also
rendered by Mrs. Hattie Broaddus
and Miss Alberta White. The Night
'ngale Chorus gave choice selections
Short speeches were made by several
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FULTON NOTES.

Calvary had very fine gathering
in the Sunday School. Miss Alma
Logan, assistant superintendent, pre-
sided.
Last Sunday morning Pastor Cobbs
preached very unique sermon. Two
members were restored to the Church
Rev. William Tuck and Mrs. Lula
Potts have been added to tho Sick
list.
We witnessed a very fine service
at the above Church under auspices
Of tho Fulton Settlement House.
Some Of the participants were Mrs.
Olivia Bush Banks, of Chicago, Miss
Katherine Halves (white), Miss Ell
vira Woodbridge, graduate OF Rich
mond High School, Mrs. r. d. Bow
ser. Attorneys Jackson and Denny.
The speaker Of the evening was pre-
scented by Mrs. Elizabeth Cobbs.
Women's Day tomorrow.
Calvary's annual church meeting
will be held Monday, January 20, at
$50 P. M.
The funeral services OF Rev. Ran
dolph Dickerson were held at Mt
Calvary Baptist Church. January 8.
Rev. Dicherson was an humble mem
Der OF Calvary for many years. He
was always ready to help the Church.
Revs. Cobbs and Bmford off1ciated.
January 13, at 400 p. M, the
funeral services OF Booker T. Jeter
were held at the Church. Rev. c..
A. Cobbs preached tho sermon.
Brother Jeter had been member Of
our Sunday School but went North
to live and during his service as a
soldier for Uncle Sam, he confessed
religion while in France. He died
Friday, January Q, in Philadelphia,
Pa. He was a member Of Company
A, 3G9th Infantry, 18th New York
Intermcnt was in Evergreen.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Upstairs tenement of 8
rooms. All up-to-d date, hot and cold
water, bath, electric lights, ETC. H. l..
Nichols, 172 Western Ave. 238-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAIR GOODS-E. P. Bailey. 20S Bar
Der Bldg. l9S-tf
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Asthma is Dangerous
Folly to Disregard Its Warnil


Asthma is not only a disagreeable af-
fhctlon but dangerous one. The CON
slant difficult breathing, the choked up
ar passages, the struggle for air, the
loss of rest, combine to force a great
STRAIN on the nervous system and heart
often too great a strain to stand.
1t is the worst of folly to neglect such
condition or to continually treat with
ordinary narcotic medicines, drugs. in
halers, smokes, or douches which merely
give temporary relief from the choking
paroxysms and do not relieve or cor
rect the real cause of the trouble. Instead
get from the Brattleboro Drug company
or any druggist small bottle of Oxidazt
Essential OLD tablets and take one al
short intervals whenever distress IS fell
and one on going to bed Instant relic
is usually felt in addition the effect o
consistent treatment is to gradually brine
about greatly improved health condition
as the symptoms of Asthma disappear
forever. Oxidaze is the successful pre-
scrlption of "a Worcester. Mass, physi
elan and its treatment of Asthma, ever
in the very worst forms has probably
never been eXcelled.
The Brattleboro Drug company sells j
and patients find it safe, pleasant am
inexpensive treatment to use
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ATTENTION.!
Putney Farmers

Contract to let: Up to and including
Feb. 2Sth, 1920, we will receive sealed
bids from responsible party or parties
TO take all the sawdust and shaving
made in our shop, during the next year
Make your bids, price per cord to b.
figured l28 Gu. fit. to cord.
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Warrant for Town Meeting

The legal voters of the town of Brat
tleboro are hereby notified and warned
to meet at the Town House in said
Rrattleboro, on Tuesday, the second
day of March. next. at 9 o clock a. m,
to act upon the following articles, to
wit:
Article l. Shall licenses be granted
for the sale of Intoxicating liquors in
this town?
Art. , Shall licenses Of the fifth
class be granted IN this town?
Art. ;. To act on Auditors report,
Art 4. TO see whether or not the Sc
lectmen shall be empowered and au-
thorized TO appoint one or two roaG
commissioners, the number to be de
termined by the town. as provided by
Section 1925 Of the General Laws OF
Vermont
Art 5. To choose all town officer.
required by law to be elected at tho
Annual March meeting.
Art 6. To see if the town will vote
to raise money, in excess of the amount
required by law to be raised for high
WAYS, to take advantage of Sec. 1891
of the General Laws. and if SO. how
much. Sec. 1891 provides that III,
state viii duplicate, up to $1,000, any
money raised by the town for perma
nent highways in excess of the 20 PEE
cent required for highway purposes.
Art. Z. To see if the town will votr
to appropriate a sum of money for tn
support and maintenance Of the Brat
! tleboro Free Library, and if so. how
much
Art. s. To see if the town viii vol,
to appropriate sum Of money for tn
proper observance Of Memorial Day
and if 50, how much.
Art g. To see if the town viii an
propriate money for the care of tn
Commons and Burial Grounds, and j
so. how much.
Art 10. TO see what salaries tn
town will pay it's officers for the ensu
ing year
Art. IL TO see if the town viii vot
to raise money 60 defray the expense
and liabilities of said town; if 50, hoy
much.
/ Art,l2. To sec how much the tow
win approprnte4dnr highway. purpose
under Section lI35. General Laws Q
Vermont, which provides that the tow
shall annually appropriate u sum no
ttSS AHfll ~ li'i Ntht u t+tN S4'fliN -
for highway and sidewalk purposes.
Art 13 To see if the town viii vot
to adopt the provisions of No. 80, Act
of the last legislature. which provide
that a town may charge interest at tn
rate of one half of one per cent pc
month on taxes not paid by October
Art. IA. To see if the town will vot
to raise additional money by specis
tax or otherwise for the repair of side
walks and if so how much.
Art Is. To see if the town will vot
to pay TO the village of Brattleboro an
10 Fire District No. the actual eS
pense incurred in attending fires whie
occur outside the limits of the said vi
lage of Brattleboro and Fire DistriC
i No. ,
Art. 16. To see if the town will vot
/ to exempt from taxation polls of a
! Brattleboro men now enlisted In I'll
4 military service of the United State
I Art. II. To transact any other bus
! ness that may legally come before 7
\ meeting.
A. D. WYATT,
l.. H. STEILMAN,
Z S. A. RICHMOND,
Selectmen.
Brattleboro, Vt, February Is, 1872
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WANTED.

WANTED ishwasher Scovell's Res
taurant. 296-tf
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WANTED-PupiI nurses and attend
ants at the Taunton State Hospital. Wag
es $50 per month with maintenance. For
particulars address, DIR. Arthur V. Goss,
Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taunton,
Mass. 277 If
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A deed has been signed transferring the
te of the Wheeler laundry at Bellows
1alls ,,aich was recently destroyed by fire
nd adjacent two story dwelling house at
o Canal street from George Weber to the
Ferry Theatre, incorporated, who plan to
rect theatre of the most modern type
With equipment for handling moving pie
me shows and road shows The Perry
heatre, Inc, is 4 corporation which viii
uccced the H. b. Perdy company, the
resent operators of the opera house, ano
he owners of the Grand theatre, whicsl
was destroyed by hre.sa few weeks ago,
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Brattleboro, VI, February Is, 1920
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EVERY DOLLAR INVESTED

n life insurance is dollar invested in the
future comfort and happiness of your
family. viii any other investment pay
such big dividends in satisfaction and
peace of mind? list year. National Life
ms. Co. (Matnll EARLE S. KINS-
LEY, General Agent, Rutland, vt.
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BARGAINS IN MAGAZINES Most
favorable terms on single subscriptions
or on reduced club rates Send for
booklet. BRATTLEBORO NEWS co.
Iof-tf
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WANTED = Local representative as
collector for an old established line This
is a permanent position where you can
earn $40 weekly. Experience unneces-
sary We instruct and introduce you
If you want to increase your earnings
and desire outside employment where
there is unlimited opportunity we can
show you how. State age references,
past employments for a personal inter
view Only men with clean records and
ambitious to better themselves and work
for promotion need apply. Applications
confidential. Address Collector, Reformer
Office. 300 BOP
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WANTED-R Reliable man to handle
Massachusetts Bonding Companies High
Class Accident & Health Insurance in
Brattleboro and vicinity Send referenc-
es. Address Atherton =. Bems, General
Agent, Springfield, VT. 2Sj-e.o.d- ct
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DON'T LET anyone fool you. Sell
your junk to the right dealer-get full
price and the right scale Telephone con
nection. NJ Gissen, l04 Williams St
5I-tf
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CHlROPODY-Elizabeth P. Bailey, POS
Barber Bldg. to l2-2 to .. Phone COG
1913 If
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WANTED Any little thing worth
selling. | am your salesman. It's up to
you to keep me busy. | have the place
and time. You furnish the goods and I'll
turn them into the best money on earth
Uncle Sans Dollar. G. W. Cushman, 81
Main st. POI 302*
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craftsmen.

WANTED-E Experienced man to work
in lumber yard Must be familiar with
handling lumber and able to survey and
tally same. Franklin County Lumber
Co., Greenfield, Mass. 300 305