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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

man, left last evening in the igtters
auto for Walla Waila.
Lowell Kern of the stuIxis -storie
company, who has been III with the
qulnsey Tor severai weeks, is now re-
covered and able TO be at work.
A. a. Roberts, city marshal, left
last night for Portland where he has
been called as a witness before the
federal court n cases Of liquor viola
tion originating In Pedleton.
Hector Macpherson, crop expert
from the oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, arrived In Pendleton this
morning 10 attend a wheat growers
meeting. IIe is a guest at the Pendle-
ton hotel.
J. G. Hawkins, formerly secretary
OF the county farm bureau and a
wheat grower residing about 10 miles
north OF PeDdleton. came to the city
today Nto attend wheat growers
meeting TO be held this afternoon.
There we're Is travelling salesmen
In pilot Rock yesterday. which, ac-
cording TO T.. r. Lester, is record.
Mr.. Lester is in town today on bust
ness. He operates a lumber yard
there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

Checking up on shipments of beaver
hides from oregon to Eastern fur
companies is one of the duties which
has occupied the time OF George Ton
kin, U. S. game warden, during the
winter Mr. Tonkin, who arrived in
the city yesterday for weeks stay.
says that many hides have been ship
ped, fraud1lently under the name of
other furs. He states that Umatilla
county has some beaver, there being
a colony on promontory Of the Uma-
tilla river between Umatilla and Her
mission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

Testimony In the homestead con
test case OF Isaac II. Kaucher versut
Ray Keller is being taken today at the
federal building by X. l. Keator and
'c. u. Randall, for Keller and Judge
James A. Fee for Kaucher. before s.
A. Newberry, clerk Of the federal
court. The contest is over home
stead, the location being the south hall
of section 25. township two. south
range 80, east Of the willamette me-
ridian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
SUCCESSFUL PLAY
(East Oregonian Specially


UAIAPINE, Feb. l7.-The student
body of the Umapine high school net
ted for themselves as result of the
play. Engaged by Wednesday," Civ
en- on Friday night, the sum of $4,000
above expenses.
The audience which filled the hall
enjoyed the comedy and the splendid
way in which all the actors and act
resses took their parts reflected much
credit upon their training. At the
close of the evening, the pure bred
white Andulusian rooster which was
used in the play was ratified off and
the lucky winner was Miss Florence
Withee. Arrangements are being
made to present the play at Athena
some time next week.
The cast was as follows: Martin
Henry, the LATEST man in the country,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
Rclatiyes or Murderer Helping

Relatives of Shiza Shibata. Ha-
waiian japanese, who recently murder
ed NJ Okamato, Japanese gambler,
after a night Of gambling, are coming
tc his assistance, according to the
sheriffs office. They have sent money
and arranged for counsel to defend
shibata when he goes to trial for the
murder. The man has not been in
dicted yet as no grand jury viii meet
until late in March. preparatory to the
opening Of the April term of the cir
cult court. shibata is taking his plight
calmly, the officers say.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

s. c. shankland, OF Portland, Is
here today on business
carl Engdahl is In Pendleton from
his ranch at Helix today.
q v Gwaltney, hardware salesman,
pandleton on business.
T. ]. crlmmins. OF Portland, was
among the arrivals this morning from
the metropolis.
w. Il. Kockendorfer' travelling
salesman from Walla Walla, is IN
pendleton today
Harold Hudson electrical salesman,
ana j. II. sherman, dry goods sales
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

]. NJ Crawford, prominent Eastern
Washington lumberman and vice pres
ident of the Umatilla Rapids Power
Site association. was here yesterday
primarily for the purpose of visiting
his friend and business associate A. H.
Cox. who is III. During the afternoon
Mr. Crawford met with Judge Phelps
and other workers on the power move
ment and discussed plans for the
meeting at Waila Walla Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
Tint Your Gray Hair
Trial Package Free!

Just for q short time. in order 70
women, that BroWnatone is in fact
the perfect tint for gray, faded
streaked hair. the manufacturers OF
this really wonderful preparation
win send a trial package FREQ 70
those who write at once.
Brownatone is positively guaran-
teed and cannot injure the hair in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
REV. W. a. GI,EssMAN
CONTINUED from page -

from Spokane where he was pastor Of
the Christian church for the past year
and a half, has been in the ministry
for 13 years. Prior TO his work in
Spokane he was in Toledo. Ohio, and
Lansing. Michigan. He is & graduate
Of the University of Michigan and the
Eugene Bible school and also took
work at the University of oregon. Mrs.
Gresham and their four year old son
accompanied him here.
The work of the new pastor will be-
gin next Sunday, with a week of spe-
cial meetings. Rev. Gresham will
speak and Joseph n. Scott will act as
song leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
Two Eas1 End Couples Liccnsed

Marriage licenses were issued Wed.
Desday afternoon by the county clerk
to two couples residing In the east end
OF the county. The first was made
out to Oryal Henry Keutch and Miss
Mary E Huber, both Of Milton. The
second was to Joseph Gallagher, OF
Walla Walla, and Mrs. Mabel BLIZZARD,
Of FreeMater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
BAD BLOOD
iunGre, Thin, Weak, Afhiets the
Great Majority Of People

whether in scrofaga. sores. boils.
ana esrIptious; or as rheumatism
with ag9nizing pains and aches IN
liyabs Joints or muscles; as catarrn
With is disagreeabie Inflammation
and discharge: in disturbed diges--
ten, or dragging down debility and
tired feeling,--it is corrected by
Hoods Sarsa parilla. that most
economical and reliable blood rem
efv and building-up tonic. Thou
sands use this medicine and praise
IL Tor wonderful relief. Made from
The most valuable remedies that
phvsicians know. and unparalleled
in character. quality. taste and cur
ativa power. ~When a cathartic is
needed. use Hoods Pills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
Car win Idallo license HeId

"A car bearing an Idaho license OF
1920 and driven by a man named
Wendler was taken in charge yester.
day by Traffic officer w II. Lyday
The man was interrogated as to why
he did not have a 1921 license. A wire
today from the secretary Of state sale
that the man had applied % Feb. i
for a 1891 Oregon license and that tho
plates were shipped on Monday They
We're not in evidence. on the car when
detained last night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
Jllde,nent for $3.50 Askcd

Loren Sewerd today brought suit in
circuit court against f. T. Juyenal 10
recover judgment on two causes Of ac-
ton. He alleges that the defendant
owes him for $50 worth Of straw,
s19L40 for summer fallow and $231z
for seed grain. The debts were con-
tracted in lease Of land but were not
secured by mortgage as iagreed upon
In the contract. Pearcey and Menden-
hall and Peterson, Bishop & Clark
represent the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

Catarrh iB local disease greatly lnfiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. II
thnrefore requires constitutional treat
ment HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF
the System. HALLS CATARRH II
MEDICINE destroys the foundation OF
the disease. gives the patient strength BY
improving the general health and assists
nature in doing It's work.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
NEWS or THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Ireland Decree Granted

A decree Of divorce in the case Of
Harry V. ireland from Daisy NJ. Ire
land was granted by Circuit Judge G.
w. Phelps late Wednesday BY the
terms Of the decree the defendant Is
given the custody Of their minor chic
and will receive monthly stipend Of
$50 from the pIaIntiff
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

Wilson. Hiss Wilson teaches at Yei-
low Hawk school.
Miss Isobel entertained at a Valen~
tine party for her high school COM
panions on Monday evening. All re-
mort a pleasant evenig.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17
People Here and There


+. NJ Williams, of La Grande. ar
rived in the city last night
@. c, Morris Is here from Portland
today and Is registered at ~the st.
George hotel
NJ. l.. Smith, pioneer merchant OF
Helix. came to town on this mornings
train on business.
George carnes. well known mercl-
ant Of Pilot Rock, was in Pendleton
last evening calling on friends.
Oscar and Fred Bahr. from Kah-
lotus, Wash, are in Pendleton on bus
mess and are al the ST. George.
$. A. Purcell. stockman from Uni
on, Is a business visitor In Pcndleton
He arrived on No. 23 last night.
w. w. Green, county school super
intendent, is in Weston today, visiting
the schools OF that city and vicinity.
John r. Huston, assistant cashier
OF the United States National Bank
of Vale. was a recent business visitor
IN Pendleton.
C. w. Paulus, cashier Of the First
Bank OF Pilot Rock. was ip Penal,,-
ton last evening. the guest OF MIR AMI
Mrs. L. c. scharpf.
w. a. Gillian, stock man from Pilot
Rock WAS business visitor in Pendie-
ton today. He collected bounty on a
coyote recently captured.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. ii. Rogers, Of Wal
la Walla. visited In Pendleton on We'd
nesday afternoon. Mr. Rogers is a
retired farmer in the ncighboring city.
Ted Holmes. auditor sor the Stand
ard OIL Company is a Pendleton visit
or. He IN auditing the books Of the
various Standard Oil agencies in the
county.
@AfAtADaA SthNHF tAtAu AOtdl
member OF the state fish and game
returned ON No. "a this
morning from a business meeting TO-
Portland.
Mrs. Charles Alspach and Mrs. ]. r.
Thomas. OF Helix. arrived in PEN
dleton today on a shopping and plea
sure visit and are guests at the st.
George hotel.
Bertrand S. Jerard. local and East
ern Oregon manager for the Equitable
Life Insurance Co.. left for La Grande
this morning TO spend the day on
business visit to his agent there.
q. NJ. Rice. vice president Of the
First National Bank. was Lome- !
coming passenger from Portland on |
No "a this morning. He has been in
he city since Monday on business.
X. NJ. Mayberry. assistant cashier
4 the Inland Empire bank. is IN at
MS home today with severe cold. |
which has threatened to develop into
rip. Last reports were that he was
a temperature having sub
ided.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

N. b. Leavell. organization manager
for tho oregon Grain Growers Asso-
ciation. is in Pendleton today in the in.
terests Of the assocatio. From here
he will go to la Grande and Baker to
put the objects Of the association be-
for the grain men of Union and Baker
counties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

H. +. Bickers, Carl Kupers and L.
l. Rogers left by auto this morning
for Alfalfa, Wash, where they will in
spect progress being made by the Co
iumbia Basin Oh Co. Tho company
is pushing its well deeper into the
bowels of the earth in hopes of strik-
ing oil in paying quantities. Small
amounts have already flown from the
shaft. according to men interested in
tho project.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

On his first long trip is slEdgsr Hicks.
aged lS. who left Milton Tuesday for
Clarendon. Texas. where he will join
his parents. He is brother OF Carl
Hicks of this city and visited him here
Tuesday. The youngsters parents
went to Texas by automobile and Ed
gar is joining them for the remainder
of the winter and the coming summer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

any way but viii quickly transform
gray, faded hair in the most amaz-
ing. manner so that your friends
viii marvel TO see you growing
younger Instead of older.
Regular bottles can be had from
any druggist at 5Oc and $3.50. Two
colors: Light to Medium Brown
and Dark Brown 10 Black"
For a free trial bottle with easy.
complete directions. send ii cents
TO pay postage. packing and war
tax TO The KentOn PharmacaI Co.
J39 Coppln Bldg. Covlngton. KY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

James Romlne Of Asotln. also is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

1 i. NJ. Williams, of La Grande. ar
rived in the city last night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-17

X. NJ. Mayberry. assistant cashier
of the Inland Empire bank. is IN at
his home today with severe cold.
which has threatened to develop into
grip. Last reports were that he was
Improving a temperature having sub
sided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Statesmen wanted. nnancially RESPONSE
Vie. ono hundred weekly commission.
q" competitions. sells TO merchants only
Exclusive territory Huck!oy Specially
and Ma h!nc Co. Lima, ONO
81 l-ESH i:N-EAc"yt opportunity tor
fcv 's.lesmcn who write a; once i.iv"
mon now Gaming $40 TO St0o pcr day
Mr''ecrs Calendar Factory. Washington
SALESMEN-I want roo m.n ana women
Vl'rk. Ia take orders Tor Conner RAJ
rutis aud waterproof aprons. everybody
buys ScC-aTy-~ profits Hast Year were
!s..lA Sew styles --woDdc f,:l bargains
,--iiteci ;r"i" .manu:1Ctur,r 90 wrarer.
EAln's made, s52i "a 80 lays tr"m.n-
4nus profits cor YOU: $500 = y"ar FOR
thee average ord"r~ day. SO a day
Jog your si..r" tlne so dci.vr-.us n1r
ool!"rtng 40 capital required. FUR
Hlsh everything. including !, bcaUt.' IL
sample coat. Write GIirn for liberal
om"r The Conner ME- 60. Dept C.
10. bhYioh. ono.
sALESMEN- .irr ANA accessory statesmen.
W have s'de line tug YOU THAT ~ !,
wiunCr Wri'" or yIb Sa',s manager
lH hEt IL Sort. Nineteenth Street.
SELL AUTO TIRES 500 weekly easy,
.uN % "f sl.n..u'. sUNa - soil. !yr S!U.I5
oihcrs rriD'd ac"urHiuEly Guaranteed
1905 miles Capital or experience. am
nerossn!y Harrison Tire Go. Ham.
nunL. lad.
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EXPERIENCED

l. e dg Ell clerk. None
others need apply, State
experience and give phone
number. + 900, care Times
Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents


DRAWING count To statesmen who can
demonstrate ABILITY 20 sell lin. OF roof
lGE dement's aud paints 80 factory or
itriuiug trade Liberal proj usi;ion.
United builders Co.. 500 Wade Park.
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Statesmen and Agents


Statesmen and Agents IS
a BUSINESS OF YOUR OW%-Makc
Eb"fflnE Eiais rmnne p .a;es' numhYls:
~" ''.'I "''tus' .h''1itohS. Signs. hlg
Wooster. ohi"
AGE%rS ,E>'joy f,u belt Tor Ford Dodge.
EuicE Maxwell cars. Now big demand.
h'tio. and last longer than other belts
ri5 aG} I .,, , .gg ~" nf prYn,s Ter ;
GO" l"2o Chestnut Street. Ih;,adeir:i!a
i.@,S w%ndsr::" washss ,:;iiS,hs. c lean
dahy Tor few hours work over 800 pc:
g,ht rI9h' ever woman buys: aNcras"
and original sales plan ana advert slns
ii"raturr and IRE" Samples :or Gus
ne, essary' steady a!i-ysai- found work F.:
'NStHS'N' territory going fast Act
2".SE sdns-l p c i'"a2s' Go" '7'''7''
AG GENTS ,Iaa hands With success,u!
SSE G t?,, nous II ySa-S success; over
country Soa;s navorS. prff,itnas, l,H"s
dry srycia't.'s. food PRODUCTS, c,c Write
.iAl ~ Tor mon, making plan AU.Ei-
CLncinnHti. ohio
AGE% IS go HAi!y made selling our new
agents rtc.: 46c sales Euarai.terd' ,Sc
soap combinations. agents price. llc-i5c.
miei SOAP Works. ~ iarN Place.
agents to cell hosiery. undcrw.ar. snirts.
e,c. W,i,y ,or ircc SAMPLES Niai!s"m
Mills, "al hr"adway, New York
NG IRA s. week FREE samples
"n store MinAows. BIG d:nu.nd. .:Derai
~ 2m'F :? general aseH,. Mr;a!lia Letter
AGENTSi-licrr's opportunity, tn. ,ia>o-
non for f.riS amt Chevrole', won
e e"ts iox ,"'Sni.om r!nss bel whg" Eas
ci wants one. satisfaction ruafantrel
44 4
Don't AA Toledo. ohio
AG!-NI% Winning =" computation best
Snys. ne new sale. I p,.,n. ii "seTy tH'ay,
r. NJ bavis. Dept 7,5. Cnl"ago
AGETT S--Sel! n-ccss Yes ,y,, bod, need,
md ngy: ne "uusih,.s Guide, liryan,
'!rhi'I $50 IN 90 days. Gat-lu, $500
Y,. :" az SSnH lor s'nT!e i'- free.
>G.NIS-Uwu Your own mi.n.Ss; t,pc
" ";Fa5irr ig3r nen,' ;nahe-'n-, measure
inrs. T.vtmE reference, .u mrs, i,tt"-.
Sa G M,i.;alH,t lGtm.nn.i H""ge5-s Ter
I'm 81. cinc.nnaii. ohio 90" ""
AG S... %IS % ~" na'smted curtain rod
10 salss al c vDylI h nan,. IH ."r,; 10
s.nr!" .iomc Curtain Hoa 90 rruv!-
T"te,. II
AGENTS selling Nluu"num Cook!ng
.0"." i"D'''S We az 80. lHfa 'Ur..- cat.
.T,n ~ r"1 ,' y', 'en' 49,. ~ Ai""s-
t,-..I
I'm. .,a'n, "a" s.,, i"',.,. to wSarer s,-asn,
un." I'r.,,, Tar Stio, r.t'"'i' ~ 5 ..,
iaaS. p.tt. e. II H. BrucNi6m. Va ~
I,.i,ii.u,,, 80 a., 'a a. "a n'nEs o. :
a..ir.Ga;or so.d '..G.-Ss,"I. ,.l In,
,ar Hooi.es t5@.-Ii.Io. ">ccl.,nt op.
H"Li Di ,,,n 'GT Hayt"'e1negt: 20" ..niro
= rahG aTi2. 81 ntSst iMS.G r !y5'iS,i
Nrt'I 9Tick--ieftsi"ry so!ns :am M,
t".S'iI MAhH'"etGr'hs company !'lUd
-"s ''''"'
AGENTS sen N3uirlue'lL tor ;!rrt aul
+ 49, ,"si .'l"ir surHis-eE yG.c.u.@.
acrnssGrv l,.,ftr ru, ,i.n,S "''" 49,,
"" "s.1" ~ hfSt GAY Hart Ei-5 nts'
6on.renis. EEaSb,r" ' 20 p.m bttl,e.
Nh , ,'." - o., 49,.
ana Il '"Sh T"iund ni'rr .."cIs
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|t-N Is. MAJ" s.. w,eh1y -"llIa.- guar
y, ~. .'' ,, g g." .'' s,, MN, ,ay
49, II "Hnit1 every" here 90 .ris"dac.
'.. fI.i "''i.".A l.'hr ''''' .rohi
,na...rs .,.,,.,.,.,.
...,t' = -. - ,f'..i'. li'G~ "'uht
! IN" r" c".!fca """r'" '''uici PEG.
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u. r.-sI ,.,., H5.ogo, -. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

HON TO START In business for yourself
ltt!" book sent Ire" To- men and
women auN'"us 10 make money by work
lnE .art % iui t!:nr. CLOVIS 60. phii"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

= BUSINESS OF YOUR ow%-Makc
sparkling glass mime plates. numbers
checker boards, mc!Gllions. signs. hig
:.ns rated book Tree. 4. Palmer. I6s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

MAI. CARRIERS Ci.f.itkS-u. S. govern.
men; wants Richmond mali CARRIERS
clerks: slin9 arst Sca.. steady WORK
For particulars reply l. iI9. care Times
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wnntcti-Mnlr

$50 To $50 WEEKLY IN your spare tim"
doing special advertising work among
ihc families OF your city: up experience
necessary Wit" today for cull partition
lars. American Products Co 2y6g
American bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

business Opportunities IS
BUSINESS for ynwrs,.f az our expense W.
s smm EH you. ir"S @t fm@EEe . I" - chewing
Your mrs, ord, 20, snppiies Can b. be-
a'i"nd"d - j" sraF" iiae. state how
sG ION n5 ma .yv i Mla r'' IS nrda a
way. New Y"il,.
CAPITAL. IA sGDstamlill amounts desires
Enropc. BanFcrs' syn 1ii nc "'ti ...
ietia Street. i."ndon. Emslani.
DOES SO To 500 : Day
u your own Win IN" hamilton n"a,h
Carpet Washtr iiugh Scott Of Kansas,
T T@sns $3.50 s!%o IN q as a-y wI kr!G q
Chicago. s.iHo ia iva hours Twelve ma
Gy " S;a,lsr 'ii io,Si sy::c f''G numGrcd
greatest hotels and buildings Dur pocket
III. '"g s'' iincls l iT n Sin
and answers every question. Intensely in
Testing TO ths man who wants. 20 lee las
without obligation. Just send q POSTCARD
Say u want your free no"k. and at
spc!ur business Hamilton Ho"ch MtE
90, 1900 Forces. Ave. Racine. WIS.
ESTABLISHED r"tnt! auto accessory bus.
n'r. must be we'll known Ia oiry i,usi-
ness NOW doing around s50."Go yearly.
overhead. Address u IA. ca-s Times
Dispatch.
ENORMOUS PROFITS ea"ll> made selling
:
people. Write quick. Masc"llcnc DO.
us East Main. Rlchmond. Va.
FoH SALE, hal; OF entire n;crcs; In a
C.rol,na town OF 900 popnlat.om
one oil tho best locations IA State f5r
Irra!r work: over thgco hundred cars
immediate vicinity: large, modern build b.
iur. carrying own light. water aud air
system. Building be rented or
bought reasonably. EIuipmcn, is up to-
Gtiv including five gallon gasoline and
oil pump. electric dTi!I and o:hPr mod
cgn equipment. Very desirable territory
OF two popular makes Of cars iuC!uIiug
bUdsc. Stockholm VIII Inventory around
certainly yield % per cent ,rnal u man
aged properly. II interested. write soy
II. StoiIesdaie. y. {.
prospcrou. rown. II, YOU nav" ;io oSS
OF 10000. write me. l. III. care fines
Dlsoatch.
GNOCEHY-othcr business calls me away
from city: VIII Hrcrihc" established gro
fixtures valued At 5000. GRASP this b.
$500 cash taxes IT, Address IL 13;.
chrn Times p!sphtch
service. "a !esitimntc business VIVA
have you TO Offer State .ui par;i,T,
lar 70 2lJ. ear" Times. ID snitch
LODGE OFFICERS ONLY. 5000 death
claims pzld 1000 lnG.r-. 81 states, ~
monthly for $3.50 certificate. Operates
exclusively hy mail Write T. q IiaizIip
Secretary. 81. Louis. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

El.EcTRoWONS-> simple lit'i. device
mat locates all Ignition troubles mum
crons knocks faulty cnrboration and
COMPRESSION. etc. Attaches TO cylinder
positively guaranteed. VIII last IL !!fe
i'n"; price per set of (. $3.50. lust
patented. Gold mine for agents. Gem
Novelty Co.. Box 1881. Corpus Christ.
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AGt% IS $40 GaiIy mndr srlItu; our u.w
SnSCidf $i,Th Cumbiua zion Tor $3.50
agents rrLr"; iuc sales guaranteed. tOc
SOAP combinations. agents price. llc-i5c.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
GROCERY FOR SALE.

GROCERY FOR SALE
Residence. Grocery and conicc.
,.on.ry Stor" and Grocery and
Confectionery business for sale
tliEAP. on terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
cnMrNNY.. 2o r.:Gi rig" Gf:N !rMNn
MoND, "a. ot'FERs Foh SAi.E
First class residence. ana s,or,.
~ ni'u" ~, on tn: northeast, CORN
S'rc.is. hlchY"nd; together wiih
ihirtE-iourth street and - feet "r
Marsnai, Street. Tnc dwelling
h"i ttrE" rooms. . baths and
So"d cellar ana has modern i'm
s r.. f'" !,,,,i fronts On, on rhlr!yfop,n
stands Ia Ihu~,h i'm. y urst.
"ihsf lire a. groceries. conf".tiou
vFiIS . Ihd n%tnrcs Is also 70: sal"
Win the above property. ~ rau
give imn"diat" p"Ssessi"n.
IA sccur" Al one" Il nrst-ciass nus.
ness ia onc OF the best sections 10
Richmond
ACT otICki.Y' 'rh" price
right. The terms can hp mad a.
SUIT The purchaser For further
particulars, Soc OF rh"ne Madison
GHEAr EASTERN LANp
@Vs-2lc CENTRAL. NNrIDNNI
EANE RI.nG
RICHMOND. NiRGiNIN
ROBERT II. pl'RViS
Genera! Manager
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safs1 is It permAncu;2 You want =,
lifelong business. You can get in;o such
business selling more ;han i3s Watkins
nrod""ts direct 10 tnrfncrs II ,yoE own
auto or team OF can got Que; u You ar"
und0- % and can riy" bond With p"r-
soma sG:"ties "" back you with biz
selling helms b. years IN business. -.
tHnc users OF our products. Writ" ior
Information where you can get territory.
j. Il. Watkins Co. DcpaTtHagn: III. WI
mona. Milan