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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
WILLIAM FURBER BEAN.

A telegram was received here last Sat-
urday morning announcing the death of
William Furber Bean at Kansas City,
Mo-, Friday at 7 p. m. He had been i'll
only short time as his sister, Miss An
ME Nj. Bean, received letter from him
the previous Monday saying that he was
recovering from very severe cold and
that the weather was excessively warm.
Mr. Bean was born in Belfast July 10,
1912, the son of Joseph and Maria A.
(White) Bean. He was an apt pupil and
completed his school life here, graduating
from the High school at the age of II.
He became clerk for Daniel Faunce, who
conducted grocery store in what is now
the Chase block on Main street. He be-
came member of the firm and later
bought Mr.. Faunce's interest. Some
years later he sold out and after an ex-
tended visit in California he settled in
Bellville, New, where he was successful
in mining operations About 35 years
ago he returned to Belfast, but soon after
went to Kansas City, Mo-, where he con-
Quoted wholesale hat and cap business.
Several years ago he retired, but continu-
ed his residence there at Hotel Victoria,
coming to Belfast every other summer.
He was man of genuine worth and was
highly esteemed in his home city. Only
few knew how literally he gave to
charities, etc. While here he was a con-
stant attendant at the First Parish, Uni
tartan, Church. He was one of the own
ers for years in "The Pines" at Lake
Quantabacook. Few loved and knew the
birds and flowers as well as Mr.. Bean.
To reach home in apple blossom time was
delight to him. His remains left Kan
sas City by express at p. M, Saturday.
The funeral will be held at his late home
in this city today, Thursday, at 23O p
M, with Rev. Harry Lutz officiating.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
FIVE CEN rs
WELCOME TO MAINE

Welcome to Maine: hundred years ago
She took her place among the stars that
glow
From out the field of blue;
To-day, mighty commonwealth she.
stands,
With open heart and outstretched hands;
To welcome you.
Welcome to Maine; to forest, town and
shore,
The rush of mighty rivers and the roar
OF surf, bright flowers by the way,
The summer breezes sweet, from off the
hills,
The chorus of the birds and laughing rills
All welcome you to day.
Welcome to Maine: her sons and dauqh-
ters rise
And welcome you beneath her sunny
Skies
Come, let us gather round the board; We
gain
In Joy and happiness because you're here,
To celebrate with us, and with US cheer
For dear old Maine
Charles E. Rhoades
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
MARY A. FRENCH

Mary Ann French, one of the Oldest
residents of Lincolnville Beach, died at
her home Friday, June 18TH She was
born in Northport, January 1, 1928, the
daughter of George and Lucy Drink
water' Turiel, and was the widow of
Philander S. French, who has been dead
for many years. Mrs. French settled in
Lincolnville while very young woman
and for nearly eighty years had been
continuous resident of that town. She
had been very active until within the last
few years, possessing a remarkable men,
ory of the happenings and early residents
OF her home town. She was the mother
or eight children, four of whom survive,
adelaide L., Edmund W., Walter R., and
Mllard F. of this city. The funeral was
held at her late home Sunday, June 20, at
1. 30 p. M, Rev Horace Holt of Camden
officiating, the interment being in the
family lot at the Beach cemetery
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
RICHARDS-HUBBARD,

George B. Richards and Alice A. Hub
bard were married at the Methodist par
sonage, 7 Court street, Saturday, June
10th, at p. m. Rev. Charles w. Mar
tin officated with the single ring service.
The bride wore dainty white gown
trimmed with silk and beads The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Richards of Belfast The bride was a
former Belmont girl and the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson. They will
make their home in this city.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
WALDO STATION.

Mrs. j. N. Cunningham is spending a
few days at her old home.
Mrs. Dora Clary left recently for Port
land to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. R.
Neal.
Mrs. B. H. Littlefeld and son have ar
rived from Boston to visit her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Marden.
j. E. Littlefeld is putting his race track
in fine condition for the races July 5th.
In addition to the racing there will be
pulling by draft horses, all kinds of sports,
dancing at pavilion afternoon and even
ing. Music will be furnished by Over-
locks jazz orchestra of Bangor. Great
crowds are attending the dances at the
pavilion every Tuesday evening.
Deans orchestra of Camden will furnish
music for the regular dance at the Fair
Ground pavilion Friday. evening.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
Eugene O'Brien. SATURDAY.

In play described as one of the most
lavlshly produced pictures of the season,
Eugene O'Brien will again appear before
local patrons of the screen when his new
Selznick Picture, "The Broken Melody"
opens one-day engagement next Satur-
day.
"The Broken Melody" is a romantic
story OF two young artists, painter and
singer, who att ,mpt to climb the ladder
OF fame through the sacrifice of their
love for one another, only to find that
love is the force that drives all ambition
to success. 1t is a sympathetic tale of
bitter sacrifices and the unfalterng fidel-
ity OF two strong hearts, and is said to be
the most pleasing vehicle the popular
star has had.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
COME TO MAINE !

Don't you hear us calling
down in Maine?
The summer dew is falling
down in Maine
The latch-string hanging out
And the brooks are full of trout;
If you know what you're about,
You'll get your train.
You can cure your torpid liver,
down in Maine;
You can travel in your fliver,
down to Maine
Crank her up and make her spit,
Make the old bird hit the grit
in week you're feeling fit,
down in Maine.
Come to woods, and fields, and
shore, down in Maine
Eat a good, square meal once more,
down in Maine.
Bring the family-kids and all
Don't go back until next fall
Listen! You can hear our call
"Uome to MaineH"
Charles E. Rhoades
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
Colonial Theatre
Alice Brady, Gladys Leslie. Eugene
O'Brien, Tom Mix, Madame Araverse,
To Be Seen The Next Few Days.
"The Fear Market" Thursday.

Realart's six part feature, "The Fear
Market" is the attraction for Thursday.
Alice Brady, the film fans favorite in
the part of Sylvia Stone, is called upon
to portray the gamut of human emotions
and does SO with a tensity that is most
convincing and a subtlety which causes
the calloused critics to speak of her
work as ranking with the best ever seen
on the screen
In no sense is "The Fear Market
preachment. 1t is an absorbing tale of
pathos and love which tugs at the heart
strings and keeps the spectator entrance
ed from start to finish.
The story is by Princess Troubetzkoy,
and when ''The Fear Market" made its
appearance in print created sensation
wherever English is read. 1t was ap-
parent that the authoress based her
story on an expose which filled the front
pages of the press the world over.
Miss Brady is supported by cast of
screen and stage actors well known to
theatre goers for their histrionic ability.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
;, Day at Pitchers Pond

lime 24th, st. Johns S Day,
Fbnsd55ss, one for an outing and Pales-
|, p'Il,,sodery considered themselves
I Comm in being the guests of Eminent
5ulsIe u n and Ralph H. Howes at
b coHl," sr Pitcher Pond. Accompa
IoossS belfast Band-J. Lee Patter-
LG sn' ,be trip was made by autos.
@9S' @.95ooda1 douahnuts coffee, fruits
'no" we're served at 3 p. m.
@a,', we're enjoyed including horse
|l1@ 1,'og lug of war, fitting, dart
Standing and running jumps,
FIas s-ssrle There were two fifty
% 5oe % races with Harry A. Foster
5ra nsn S Donahue the winners
N'.r anI sailing we're also enjoyed.
el. .,tor. ag included Rev. George c.
Ii' Charles II, Stackpole, mem
la s'- No \loIay Commandery, Show
) OF a1a,nl /, Bonney of Lewiston;
ga Bs.sdel Of Trinity Command
D. i,r4 Pa, O. W, Ripley of CAL
0'. g7ery, Providence, R. l.
,--segl we're Eminent Com
ias Frank Parker; Past Com
aly g Lombard, Albert c. Bur-
lo3 atam g. Libby, William H.
5 .p curtis, Marion E. Brown,
! smae. SIR knights A. H. Nickels,
! 5'rSTorr j W. Ferguson, c. w.
b Hatch, r, w. Warren, A.
-sl i.tfs George W. Davis, A. B. PEN
~ ia'1,i 7isrnsu Merriam, G. B, Dyer, H.
g.ton9,a vi l. S. Hills, 0. S. Vickery,
ssa .sa0 Hart. Selwyn and Lynwood B.
w, an.oo Ralph D. Southworth, H. N.
np0 npr II l. Cunningham, Walter
lay ny John ?. Sylvester, S. NJ. R.
~ e \ y Ross, Edmund Wilson,
a,' ssF and George II Darby, Levi P.
sb ssrbeIl " 5 Jones, W. R. Blodgett,
y lf' Gsr George P. Holt, Harry A.
t.f s. ponahue, Fuller G. Went
Al Al F.m5t Small, Penson Clements,
.-I D Cooper Walter H. Lyons, j. P.
sls Rape Iayford, Walter White
d b Stephenson, John L. Dow,
u, + Cannon, Arthur l. Brown,
Ss PHsau, Charles O'Connell, A.
TraaB, Clarence E. Read, P. A.
jrou Maine Hills, Albert Miller, j.
BIa.ey
.a5, voted one of the most enjoyable
Mt, m 5fe history of the Command
!, many PIE SAINT outings and the
no, mothers deal hosts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
"Too Many Crooks" Friday.

Fridays bill will be headed by ''Too
Many Crooks" featuring Gladys Leslie,
directed by Ralph Ince, supported by
Jean Paige, in an adaptation of E. j.
Rath's popular novel by that name.
Charlotte houses dozen crooks to get
local color" for play she is writing.
She gets the ''color;" the crooks get
practically everything in the house, and
you get the heartiest laughs of life
time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
CORA N. JACKSON

Cora NJ, wife of Frank B. jackson,
died at their home in Montville, June
10th. She was born in Knox, Feb 4,
1872, the daughter of John and Eliza
(Mixer) Mears. She had been resident
of Montville the past thirty years. The
funeral took place at her late home T, es-
day at 10 a. m.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01

Communion. This is a most important
service and the duty of attendance is
urged upon our people. Visitors who are
members of other churches are cordially
invited to attend and share with us in the
breaking of bread" "Do this in remem.
brance of Me-" He said. Sermon by the
pastor Soloist, Mrs. Leroy Paul. Or
ganist, Miss Amy Stoddard.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
Madame Traverse, Wednesday

"The He'll Ship" the William Fox pro-
duction which comes Wednesday, is big
tense, human drama, gripping and power
full as it is appealing. Beautiful Madame
Traverse, the star, portrays the character
of woman of the sea whose love for her
little sister surpasses love for self and for
the man who would give her the greatest
happiness in life. The play is filled with
big moments which hold the attention of
the audience from start to finish.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
Tom Mix, Monday

The big holiday program Monday will
be headed by Tom Mix in his greatest
stunt picture ''The Dare Devil" Others
on the bill include "Screen Smiles" an
Outing Chester, and a Rolin comedy
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
"Evangeline," TUESDAY,

The mere mention that an elaborate
production of Henry W. Longfellow's
immortal "Evangeline" is coming Tues
day should fill the theatre.
A Sunshine comedy also on Tuesday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01

Private Bert Harvey was called home
from Camp Devens, where he was with
Co. F, 3rd Maine Artillery, on account of
the critical condition of his wife, who is
Ill with typhoid fever
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01
PEIERS--LUCE

Fs rme Nir and Mrs. Frank A.
r. ID. NHlvlile was the scene of
r re,g glremony Friday evening,
5s lue a-lftu, when their daughter,
r.s Eteae, became the bride of MIR.
net Henry Peters, son of Mr.. and
! Harry a Peters of this city.
fnds .asa the halls and parlor as the
Sdag parts marched in and took
te aalu p beautiful arch and bell
I Qi DAISIES and wild roses, where the
|. A,.hI C. Wilson was waiting to
tsu the ceremony. First came
b@ Marguerite Macpherson and Bar
h Luce, uleges of the bride, who acted
rag-teaEaT and flower girl; they were
|sF+1 by &l- Peters and his grooms-
b Al Henry Small, and the bride
|i her attendant, Miss Helen keech.
-ge gave the bride away and the
[bs El4 ceremony was used. The
EBu01s we're yellow and white, with
|DtS5a a ueld daisies, which made
|t1scgya setting for the bridal party.
/ Na wore white crepe de chine
k@3. mining and cap veil caught
8aeJa and carried white carna-
Els 1lsmald was also gowned in
hEa aui carried pink roses and
HN.oD A short reception followed
/ k@loEl, after which refreshments
/ G ssm cake, punch and cookies
The popular young couple
n ls srlpents of many beautiful
talI4 among them being an unusual
fSa ae framed pictures, furni-
Il as-ts numerous pieces of cut
+ a silver, gold, china and
Z ,.e -loom's gift to the bride
"p'ae and pearl pendant and
A- n-ae's gift to the groom,
|'In- scarf-pin. The grooms-
Was presented with a scarf-pin and
rl@m4it with a gold brooch. MIR.
Ms P'.ars left the next morning
Neeh Is auto trip through Canada
l5 White Mountains. After their
Lucy ".I, he at home at lat High
N Nj. and Mrs. Luce entertained
4yA gusts for the occasion, besides
Sata5 party, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
'd' aud son, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
rS.s aud children, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
IsA'le ,a and son, Mr.. Ronald Luce,
Aisn Mcpherson and daughter, Mr..
'@ Mcclure, MIR. and MIS-. Ed Bean,
'oo Mrs Clifford Bean, Miss Dora
.iISA Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hartman,
Nl,1 Leeman, Mrs. E. w. Gates,
@ slo Mis- q. w. Hooke and son, Mr..
HS ~ carney Shure, Mrs. Gray and
y95s'l. Gray Mr.. and Mrs. James
NUN T' MI ani Mrs Harold Ladd, Mr..
MN n Alelbert Miles and son, MIR.
"S fIed Sylvester, Miss Blanche
S"o Nj aod Mrs. R. r. Rogers.
| IABBOTT-SEELEY.
S.' sa-' June 4, the Rev. Mr.. Atwood
Y.l.Sp9fi dictated at a quiet wedding
SOA place at the residence of Mr..
@'s Robert O. Seeley in Swanville,
'o7' laughter, Flora May, was
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-01

.-sH . june IA, the Rev. Mr.. Atwood
...Spoft dictated at quiet wedding
y. yUO' place at the residence of Mr..
~, q i'ooeEt q. Seeley in Swanville,
!. .o7f laughter, Flora May, was
' NJ I d marriage to Zenas Wilder Tab
~ .t oa- Harbor. Mr.. and Mrs. Tabbott
I1 Eold wishes of host of friends.
\, ''y tuesday morning for Winter
~ "'eIe they will spend the sum-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
EMPLOYMENT
Help WantctI-Fcmalc.

BAND AND MILI,-Wan!ea % p0rcha.s.. a
sing equipment II .owner does not want
sowi ss % Snd would 20 in;erss.sd n
~; G. pine on como fair basis. write us.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad In South Car.
oIina: Tho MONTAGUE Corporation. Charles
DRUG nusINEss WANTED-Wanted to
buy drug business in Richmond or some
good town. 3D. caro- Times. Dispatch.
MA AN 81 manufacturing eorporstlon
and manaKe ,selesmeH: $500 70 $4,000 neccs.
money.makins possiIiiiles minated. VIII
pay expenses 20 baltimore II you qualify.
Address Mr. Clemmer. Sales Mgr. ais n
Howard ST.. baltimore. Mi. "
pool ROOM AND HtSTAURANT for sale
is q progressive town OF 1000 or 5000 popue
t, tor , and must NJ, be sold by Yarch IL IL or
owe. now business Reason for selling
too combining. Easy terms OF payment can
be arranged for any one Interested. Call
IL person or correspond with Kenneth r.
wagner, owner and proprietor of Augusta
RESTAURANT. at once. Wayncsboro. Va
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AUCTIONs-LECAL
- -
% 1
Legal Notices.

TIE following persons arc hereby notified
that the articles OF household goods list
CO. under their respective names and now
y,,d@I a, Streets; Richmond. Va. VIII be sold
The sale Will be held at the Virginia Auc-
ton Company. 6i0 East Broad Street. Rich
1920: q. T.. Bowden: 1 trunk. Mrs. Flor
SnsS bnw ,Imnk trunk M5 Nsyilis giaks-
! bundle bedding. crib. ironing toaI u.
W. Fred Richardson Security Storage Co..
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CoMPANY--The
hs ee fo 81 shs M Of
and for the transaction of such other bussll,
be held at the Office OF the company. Old
Dominion Steamship Company Pier. Rock
Tuesday; March le. 1920. between the hours
books will be closed ten days prior to date
OF meeting C &, Ahlgtrom.- Secrctarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Wanted-Live Stock

pigs or shoats. for polkers; anything at
a profitable price. Winston Farms. Mid
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

BOOIS-Ny advice to all virslnians, get
and read the acts OF tho extra session OF
Legislature T. D. Bragg. Victoria. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

TIRE. ANIWanted. a. hiEh-ciass
ing q good well-known. low-priced. guar.
anteed tire; one who Is capablc OF handling
the wholesale trade and selling in carload
lots. Salary or commission or both This
is high-class proposition for high-class
No others need apply. Owen IjTS
and Rubber Co. Grcenwood s. g NAe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

Observation-Disclosures recommended for
baby, chicks and laying hens. Dis
tributed by Bfauer d hasten. 1905 East
cary street
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INSURANCE MAN
Help Nvanted-NIaIe.

A real live, active man
for Richmond as general
agent for Pan-American
Life Insurance Company
that can furnish reference
and give bond. Address
p. D. Cooper, manager Vir-
ginia and North Carolina,
8O3-4-5 Bankers Trus t
Building, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

SILVER-LACED wYANDOTTB eggs for
Matching. Can spare few setting hens
Phone Madison 7l2l. Stop Z. Seven Pines
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

s. CoNFECTIoNERY--Fo sale. on account
sysineas; good location. X $50. care Filnes-
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DISPLAY--CLASsIErED 8
AUCTION SALE
OF Is
FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ON wooDPEcKDR ROAD. cAEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. 8 MILES
FROM PETERSBURG. ON
Wednesday. March 3, 1920
DIsPLAYCL CLASSIFIED

fr Al oCAOSh r. NJ. - &
On account OF business In Peters.
burg, i have discontinued farming and
will sell by public auction my farm,
very fine young Mules. Hogs, Chick
ems, thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks
and White Leghorns. l double Wagon.
3-inch tire Studebaker. Buggy,e
Double. and Single Plows. Cotton
Plow. Double Riding Cultivator. l.,
Double Walking Cultivator, l prac-i
tically new Ford Truck, tom.
lot Seed Corn. 1 Disc, Drag, / Grind
stone. set Double Wagon Harness i
set Single Wagon Harness, set Bug.
gy Harness, lot plain Harness, l. Cy-
piers Incubator. l Colony Brooder.
Hoes. Forks, Shovels. etc. severol
cords Wood. several barrels Corn. lot,
Corn Fodder, lot Cowpeas and Hays
lot Household Furniture. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

LEARN the barber trade; only four weeks
required for the average studcnt Wrifs
LOT information. Shuford Barber College
e0t East Marshall Street. Richmond Va
LlSEMAN wanted for transmission lire
t Eaen Necessary: steady work. no i.tor
LIQUIDS Apply Il. A Turner, Supt Co n
struetioL. kentucky and West .rSinIa
Power COMPANY. Logan. w. Va
AAS-Wantcd. married man TO work bright
n noos AM and make special inducements. to a
No l. Amelia Courlhouse. Va
AiaS-Wanted. competent man for
,O,Sweid acciylonc cutting. Apply Clarence
cosby. Ia25 East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

SALESMAN WANTED--A man thoroughly
familiar with the selling OF ethical medf-
cal preparations, and covering intensely the
physicians: druggists and hospitals in the
state OF Virginia A liberal contract Will
be given to tho right man. Write for per-
eonai interview With salcsmanager. Boz
I, 6Tl. care Times DisDatch
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Situations Wanted-Female. SO

STENOGRAPHER with several years' ar
perience. desires position. Address b 639
care Times. Dispatch '"''
Observation-Disclosures with 4 ysarg eT-
negience In office as bookkoepcr. wants
stata salary Address 6Ss, care rines
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Situations Wanted-Maie.

DRUqGIsT-Wantsd. by an experienced.
erences. Address Druggist 1908 King
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orchardist, row
employed as assistant superintendent OF
south. desires change; a No. I referenee.
Address With full particulars. 665. care
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic.

DASCIEG-Mra @. c, Emmenhauser Dane
ing Studio. 2ot East MARSHALL Street. guar
autees in S lessona Madison czS6-J.
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Statesmen and Agents.

SALESMAN WANTED-A man thoroughly
familiar with the selling OF ethical med
ical -rcparations. and covering intensely the
nhysicians. druggists and hospitals in the
State OF Virginia: a liberal contract will
be given 20 the right man. Write for per-
sonal interview with sales manager. Box l.
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: GARY ST. E. 2o7-Nice. furnished front
room; steam heat electric lights, ba tn :
second floor. Gibson Apartment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN. O4-army officer
wants permanent position. Reliable ofiicc
man. foreman, executive. Best Of references
Replies, confidential. 6l9. care TimeS-
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ALLEN AVE-, NORTH-F'or rent unfur
nished rooms: electric lights. steam heated
Possession at once. Address A 725. car
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Observation-Disclosures NAN

manager OF chain of coal company stores
IN western Pennsyiyani.. Salary. 5000.
with ine opportunity for adyancemen nj
Give nEe and detailed Information az 10
past experience and present position. Adj
drcns l. $50. care Times- Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

FURNISHED ROOMS for Eentlemcn second
apartment IL West Grace Street.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-11-25
CENTRAL OHIO FARMS.

We have sold several farms
within the last few months to
North Carolina people, and we
desire to announce that we wi
send to any one interested, our
catalogue free of charge, upon
request for same.
This section of very fertile
land, is natural grass and clo-
YER soil, in fact in the limestn'
and heavy clay districts, cs
grass a md clover become Sci.
seeded, and just naturally grow
we'll, all through this section are
fine flowing springs and creeks.
plentiful supply Of pure waJey.
the year around. The wonder
full hay, corn and forage. crops,
the silo, the climatic advantages,
the ready markets for farm pro-
ducts within easy reach, these
things mean profit for stockmen
and dairymen. s
There are few sections Of the
United States where a greater
variety Of crops can be grown
and where the danger from fail
ure is less.
Atotal crop failure in this coun-
try has never been known. In
this land of promise, with our re-
markable variety Of crops, WE
ARE SAFE.
Write us for the free illustraf
ted and descriptive cataiea 4
with free list Of farm. bargs, q
Address: E. A. STROUT FARM
AGENCY. Blake V. Mizer, Mgr;
Shelby Building, COSHOCTO%
OHIO.