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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

bria que contar con ella y que encon
traria ell dinero necesario para todas
nuestras aterciones.
Hay pues dos puestos de los cua,es
es precise esccger uno; pernanecer
metidos en- ell pantaro en- que estrmos
con 81 lodo hasta las rodiuas, conten-
tandonos con 10 que podamos racoger
con nuestras manos alredor de nosotrcs
echar para-lante, como dice nuestra
gente emprender Ia caminata por Ell
carino ancho que vemos delinear no
lejos de nosotros v que nos llcvara al
punto donde queremos negar, sea a
la independence de nuestra industrial
nacional =
Hace POGO tempo Ell MUNDo publi-
GO una interesante 'interviu' que uno
de nuestros redactores tuvo con el PRO
pio sr. Gallart, de cayey, y en- la cual
el 'interviuado' hizo importantes ma
nifestsciones acerca de Ia industrial del
tabaco de Ia idea de una s'Asoc;a-
ci6n", para defender los intereses de
los cosecheros. Todos los cosecheros de
Ia isla que est6h conformes con la idea
lanzada pcr ell sr. GalIart, deben par
ticiparselo el asi5 por carta su re-
sidencia de Cayey. Tanto ell sr. Ga
Hart como el Sr. Gicrdani. son gran
des eonocedores de estas cuestiones por
haber estado durante muchos amos del
tro de esos negocios. El Sr. Gauart he
sido Manager" de la "Plata To-
bacco Co =, en- Cayey, Aibonito Y CT
ora, puesto que renunci6 hace poco
La formation practica y t6cnica de
Ia "sociedad'' estara. pues, cargo
de estos dos caba1eros, que, como va
hemos dicho, ofrecen la mayor confian-
"a para ell 6xito de Ia misnla, por su
pericia en- ell ramo.
La Association una vez que ten
ga La conformidad de todos los que
deseen cooperar en- ella, SO propone ce
lebrar asambleas preliminares en- to-
dos los pueblos productores de Taba-
10 Gle Ia isla, y luego, una gran asam-
blea general en- la que haya represen-
taciones de todos aqu6llos, sera cele-
brada en- la poblaci6n que designo la
mayoria de los mislnos.
Esperamos que tan plausible ides sea
secundada por todos los cosechezos del
pals, 81 es que quieren hacer algo por
sus propios intereses
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

Tercer id.-Arturo Medina, Brigadier
Castro 81, Ponce.
ouarto id Sta. Maria G case, BOule
ward IA, San Juan.
Quinto id.-zvirgi1io Diaz Baldorioty Clio
A. Baraorda, Ponce.
sexto id.-Emmo Masden, Cristo 80, S.
Juan
s6timo id.-Jose Roman, Box 431, Ponce.
octave id Nicolas Luciano, Brigadier
Castro 55, Ponce.
yoveno i'd carmelo Ortiz, Las Casas
SO, Ponce
Decimo id.-Jose J. salas, San Agustin,
.57, Puerta de Tierra.
Und61imo id-Jorge Labarte, Cruz 81,
San Juan.
DosavO id Rafael Lopez, Central Agui
RE.
Tan pronto regrese el HOMBRE Use
RENE el quito pnbhco de Puerto Rico
tendra la oportunidad de ganarse un
objeto de gran valor sir mayor esfuerzo
ANUNCTESE EN- EEL MUND0''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

Pepsodont produce eineo resuitados favorablss.
Algunos son instautaneos. Otros son rapidoa. Una
prueba muy corts sera una revelation
Uno de los elementos es Ia pcpsna. Otro sunaenta
al digestante del ald6n. para digerr los dep6stos
ar1iaeeos Que Sc adhieren. Tabitn aunnsnta II al
eanidad dc Ia saliva para nsutraizsr los acidos qse
producer Ia carries de los dieutcs
Dos elementos stacan directaments "a pslfcua.
Uno de ellos cOnserva los dientes tan perfectaeute
pulidcs cue impde cue IA pecula &c sdhisra : sItos
con faciidad. Con csda spiieaci6n destruye = los
mayores cncuigos dc los dfentcs eougo no 80 hahia
obtenido hasta ahora
Mande 81 eup6n y reeibira un tubito para 10 dias
Note 10 limpios que sicute dieutes. deSpuea de
usarlo. Fijesc en- Ia desapafic6u De Ia psiicula ss
cosa. Observe como eublanquecen sus deufez. =
medida cue desapareee Ia pelicus Ptffnta qus ssta
pruebs le revelc por propo bien 10 que sigufiea
realmente Ia dentadura hmpia.
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e deRttFf;co modern ,

Rafael CAEALLERo:-Agente de rovls
tas peri6d1cos de Puerto Rico = de
los Estados Unidos Accpto agencias
prestando toda clase de garantfa.--B
415. Bayamdrs Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02
Dientes De Furnador
Vea el cambio en- diez dias

Los dientes de los furnsdores Sc l7lanchan
mas que otros. Perc las nlancbss stan ea ia
pelicula, y cuando Sc destruye "a elieu,a sc
qlitan las rnanchas.
Existe ahcra un rletodo de destrL esta ne
fcula. Lo enaplean n2illones de pers mas. Los
dentistas mas eIninentes 10 rscorni ndan p9r
todas parties. Observe como ent snquecen
sus dientes, despues de usaclo un, euantos
dias.
La pelicula dessruye Ia don,e dura
Esa pelfcula que ennegrece los dicrtes produce Ia
rnayorfa de las eEferncdades de "a der sdura Es
una substantial vscosa que I'd. n;su7o = ede ssntir.
Sc adhere los dientes, penetra los .srsticios
ALI Sc fila.
ST Sc cepilIan los dicntes Ia antigu-. no sc s.
struye. Por ESQ es que nliIlcnes de j -sonas ven
que los dientes bien cepAiados SC ma; @han &C.
struyen.
Es la pelfcula Ia que nancta no los dientes. La
pelfcula e origen del Rctiene T. pariculas
de alimento que feTmentan = forpian lido. Man
tiene acdo contacto con los dientes produce
la carries.
En- ella Sc reproducen n1ioncs de raicr BIOS Estes,
con ell sarro, son Ia fundamental oe Ia porrea.
Muy pocas personas no padecen las eEsernedades
producidas por Ia pelicula
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-02

AhoF8 bien Ia cieneia dental ha psrfeceionads los
r,6todcs para deslruir Ia pecula Ga 3 dia Comus-
tentes espceialistas han eompTobsdo 80 eheasa.
Estos m6todos Sc combinan en- ei denflfico peuso-
dent Miones dc personas 10 han adoptado. en gran
parte debido a eonscio del dentista Cousiderausos
cue estableec era dental nueva. Y para que 90.
cos 10 eonozsan, euviafs quien 10 pida tueito
para 10 dias
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20
Local and Personal

Taxes are delinquent November LIST
Advertisement.
Get your Electric Light Bulbs al
HeywoOd's Hdwe. Co.-Advertisement
Two-inch gum tape at the Register
Office, s1.OO per roll.-Advertisement
Mrs. E. A. Berke of Elkton, arrived
last evening and made a short visit
in this city.
Adding machine paper at the Reg
lister office, 2A inch roll, rs cents
Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Tinker spent
Sunday in Bruce visiting at the L.
H. Mcknight home.
Miss Helen Johnston of Bryant, ar
rived last Saturday and spent the day
visiting relatives in this city.
E. H. Keel, Oph., of Sioux Falls, will
be in Bookings again at the Leon
Hotel Friday, October %. Special at
tention given to weak eyes, poor sight,
infamed eyes and eye lids, headache
and nervousness. Glasses correctly
Observation-Disclosures.
A new association Of business men
has been organized In Brookings
which, if plans are carried out sue
cessfully, will be the most important
business organization in the city and
will be of great benefit to the mer-
chants and the business growth of
Bookings. 1t is called the Associated
Retailers of Brookings. Geo. P. Sex
auer is president, and H. E. Riley
secretary.
The Academy of Science of South
Dakota will hold its meeting in Brook
ings next Monday and Tuesday at
State college. This organization in
cludes all of the leading scientists and
prominent opponents of progress in
the state and their meeting will be
Birge of the University of Wisconsin,
is the principal speaker. Visiting
members will be entertained as the
guests of the State college faculty.
Mrs. Geo. Purdy returned Monday
evening from Tucson, Arizona, where
she went on an errand for the hotel
manager at Bruce to get his six-year-
old son and bring him home. Mrs.
Purdy went out by way of Salt Lake
City, taking in the beautiful scenery
of the western country, going through
California, stopping at Santa Ana and
Long Beach, visiting with old Brook.
ings friends. and then going by the
southern route to Tucson, visiting the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado on the
way. The little lads father came
down from Bruce Tuesday and took
the boy with him home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20
BRooklNGs TUBERs WIN AoNoRs

Five samples of certified Early Ohio
potatoes selected by the Brookings Po-
tatoe Growers association won first
place in the feature exhibit at the
South Dakota State fair. The sam
pies were obtained from the farms Of
E. B. ~NandenBerg, Charles Gile &
Son. Bovine e. Harris, r. S. Smart and
G. p. Scott. These men obtained their
certified seed last spring from the car
shipped in by the Brookings Potato
Growers association.
The certified Early Ohios have yield
ed an average of Is bushels per acre
more than the common Early Ohios,
and there has been very much lass
scab and black scurf. Mr.. Vanden-
Berg raised 225 bushels OF certified
Early Ohio potatoes on one acre. More
attention must be paid to seed pota-
toes or diseases such as scab and black
scurf Will soon make potato growing
very Improbable.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20

DR.. B. H. Sayre, local veterinarian
Advertisement.
Taxes are delinquent November LIST
Advertisement.
Subscribe for your Home Town Paper
Week. Nov. Z to u.
Closing Out Sale. Geo. Bishman
farm, October 24.-Advertisement.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Lawrence of this
city, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Dokken
Of Bruce, spent Sunday at Canton Wis
iting relatives.
Fred Enke, assistant football coach
at State college, left Friday evening for
Mitchell to witness the University
Wesleyan game.
Special while they last. Ten pounds
dark syrup As cents, white syrup SIS
cents, large package oat meal rs cents.
Corner Grocery.-Advertisement.
Wallace Purdy, o. o. Olson, Geo.
Cobel, Judge Geo. P. Hall, H. S. John
son and J. P. Alexander spent Tuesday
in Sioux Falls on federal court matters.
R. e. Phelps, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Edwina Phelps of Shelby.
Mont, returned last week from RipOn,
Wis.,, where they attended the funeral
Of their mother. Miss Phelps visited
in Brookings until Sunday night when
she left for her home in Montana.
The latest developments in the pro-
claimed railroad strike indicate that
serious results to the transportation
systems Of the country will be averted
and citizens need not become alarmed
over shortages of foodstuffs or coal
Many of the rail employees do not like
the idea of the strike at this time when
they need the work and the pay so
badly to keep their families from suf-
fering.
Numerous auto accidents have oc-
Cured in the city during the last few
weeks, several of which narrowly es-
capped being catastrophies. Nothing but
good fortune can be credited for the
lucky escapes the participants have
had. In three instances the blame for
the accidents was placed upon women
drivers. 1t behooves everyone, how
ever, to take account of the alarming
increase of accidents and exercise
greater caution in driving.
Last Thursday a man giving his
as Chris George and claiming
to be from Brookings was arrested in
Sioux Falls when proceeding up Tenth
street near the European hotel with
a gunny sack on his shoulder. He
came under the close scrutiny Of a
policeman who become suspicious as
to the contents Of the sack. When
questioned, George explained in broken
English that the sack contained en-
tirely innocent material but the police
thought differently and found two gal
lon jars and a jug of whiskey.
The Iroquois Chief announced last
week that "R. K. Fry has sold his
barber shop to Hurley Baum of Huron,
the new proprietor taking possession
Monday. Bob will go to ~Brookings,
where his family is already located,
and where he expects to engage in
business, although making his home
anywhere outside of ~Iroquois will not
seem natural for some time as practi-
cally his entire life has been spent
here. Mr.. Baum, who is a brother Of
August Baum of this city, has secured
living rooms in the Crawford block.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20

This department is edited by Mrs. Ria l..
Ziegler and anyone having social news Of
interest will confer a favor on the Register
by phoning Mrs. Ziegler, 316.
Saturday Literary CIub-Mrs. Henry
was the gracious hostess for The Sat
urday Literary Club Roll call was
answered by fourteen members by Civ
ing an interesting current event. After
a short business session, two subjects,
Madame Curie by Mrs. Herman, and
"Oriental Rugs" by Mrs. Lees, were
treated very interestingly. A pleasant
climax was the serving of a fine lunch
by the hostess.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20
SCHOOLS ASSIST FARM BUREAU

The annual business meeting Of the
Aurora township Farm Bureau will be
held at the Tompkins school house Fri
day evening at 500 O'Clock. The
schools Of the township have united
their efforts to make these meetings
both entertaining and instructive. A
delegation Of pupils from each school
will engage in a spelling match, while
others will assist with dialogues, rect
tations and songs. County Agent III.
J. Boyts will give a talk reviewing the
work of the past year and outlining
the plans for the future. Ray Barnett
will speak on community interests.
Lunch and hot coffee will be served
by the ladies Immediately after the
business meeting. E. G. Sanderson,
president, extends an invitation to
every farmer and family in the town
ship to be present.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20

Everlasting flowers picked before
frost and cured make fine winter bou-
Quets for porches
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20

Subscribe for your Home Town Paper
Week. Nov. z to II.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-20
Mystery Tied
with Red Tape

The time has long passed when a bank was surrounded with
so much mystery and red tape that customers felt i'll at ease every
time they went to the bank to transact business.
Today, the progressive bank is a FRIENDLY INSTITU-
TION-designed to give service cheer fully and as a BUSINESS
DUTY rather than as a favor.
At least, that is how this bank regards it.
Perhaps that is one of the good reasons why many refer
to this bank as my bank" based on the spirit of frendiness and
cooperation they encounter whenever they call.
Perhaps, too, it is another reason why people like to save
where they think they are welcome, and where, in addition, they
know their money is absolutely safe.
Whether you wish to open a savings or checking account,
or wish to transact business in one Of the other departments Of
this bank, you will appreciate this spirit Of friendhness which we
believe is good business.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
I:-l'oint Type

The largest type permitted in the
Want Al pages - II point. and the
smallest space IN which l2-point
iypc ad may he SGT j. one inch. The
rat" FOR this large type Is ! cents Il
word daily and cents a word sun
day The same scale OF reductions
Viii apply as for regular want ads.
These rates apply only 10 advertise
nIcntS originating in Richinonu ami
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. II cents
an agate line: sunday. 10 cents IAN
agate line count words TO the linr).
lash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates FOR business ad-
NGrbScrS on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 \. VI. ana 10 +. NJ. each we. X day
uiid up to l.. Nj. Saturday tor correct
class 'nchiicn IN the next EDITION.
situation Wanted Nds-A Male ana
fcmaic-whcu presented A; The Want
Al Counter in inc Dispatch building
by those out ct work viii be inserted
Free at Charge.
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When the Fish Arenf Biting

Od-timc anglers prepare for a change Of luck by
changing their bHit.
When employers aren't hiring many mcn-and YOU
can't get the position want-ncw methods OF go
ing after work will often bring success.
The best To "bnit' employers that we know
about is drop few Zines in Situations Wuutc
column of The Dspatci-try ii ard watch your luck
change!
when personal application fails TO put yom
with the 'inrn higher up who might in
your abilities talk them direct through n truthful
wciltud nd in The DispatrhS Sithat ions Wanted COL
tomorrow.
You haven't tried the hest way find the work
YOU want until have let LITTLE ads
carry your message to Tie employers o Richmond.
Stop ut The Dispatch Office tomorrow and u trained
al writer will help you with your The cost is
tritling
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ANDERSON'S.
We WE Buy; SELL, AMP EXCHANGE
MADISON 1881.
BROAD /Ar FIRST.

ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES OF all kinds:
tents. cots. blankets. wagon covers. uni
forms. Tor gent or Tor sale. |! TIA. army
used II. we hiy" II. Write for IRE" cat
a l"g. Dept. No. /. Army ami Navy sup
niE COMPANY. 40 B9oot Avenue. 1909
East Franklin Street 1901 l."stc. street
irhonc Madison iO0D. Richmond. Va.
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Statesmen and Agents


FAINT SALESMAN who j. a real pro-
nGv'r aud has established trade IN VII
slnsn Exceptional opportunity for the
night man "l'H ~" necessary HuaiI-
t,It!ons. AG .rr>s The GiIdG,n Co. 1913
West IHy"i'. street. baltimore. Md.
sALEsMEN WANTED Progressive local
1UhLvr desires the services Of two
>ugpr men - travelling sai.s,ncn. Tn
less YOU !.hE" had aetna! experience
Selling aHtcHytlts c4u.Im"nt aud sup
r3cS do hot apuly please TO thos.
VINO can produ"" results our proposi-
ton Hil. permit attractive Income. When
answering supply detailed !nio:m;,tiu
a. 10 extent VI experience. with what
iTiH ASSOCIATED. axe. married or s!usIe.
Address Box y I'D. rhc Dispatch.
WANTED. iwu statesmen who can produce.
CHEVROLET Motor Co. 10 West broad
St,ttf.
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WANT an ornco poyf TeIephono a ciasSs.
ded ad.
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lNDENED ron QUICK
REFERENCE
Use the Tclcphonc-CalI Randolph
Ask for Want Adj TaScr


Classified advertisements oidGi cd tol
The RICHMOND TIMES DlSPATcE
daily morning edition will appear M
the next edition OF THE EVENING
DISPATCH. The rates gwen herewith
cover morning and evening service ~
all instances, with the exception o.
THE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH
which is priced separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rn,c.
2isc word daily. minimum
soc. Sc; solid.
SC word daily. minimum soc
agate caps.
SC word sunday. minimum
Sc. set solid.
&c word Sunday. minimum
fOc, agate caps
consecutive insertions price
OF 2is Insertions
consecutive insertions price
Of 81. Insertions
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for Sale 81
FARMS-If you want to buy a farm. SEQ
Great Eastern Land Co.. 3o1-303 Mayo
Building.
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DOLL HOSPITAL.
Polls repaired. al. vt.rS ,u-,,.n.
%iss mae from our own c om.bin..
AGgHls -Wt %Oith Ihi!I street
mars cleaned ana Irblp,Aru ill.,
N.ia h"t Wetks Ill North firsr 81
HAVE your hat cleaned and rcbio.,,,, ~.
Iniien hst Works. 10 North r.fh ST.
MONTAGUE MFG. CO.--LumlcT ana mi,
WORK broad street q; ReIt Linz ''''''
OLD HATS cleaned and icb,ork.o "a.
new. American Shoe shino. ~. v 49,
iOU cave money ~G-n you uu, ~,
through these coluInnA 800
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BOY. age "a. desires position Ia auto
mobile shop or to do ANYTHING Ina,
comes 70 hand Address Y. Walton. BOX
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LIrE sock
Dogs. Cats, Pets

BlltDS. pets and supplies Suu-.' ItI,d
Shor. lis East Grace street
Dogs and pets of all kinds. NJ. A. Wilbur
.io W lWehty-"lShth 81. Mad. 1855
FoN rEHUlERs-Eor sail. ,ho,ourbh-.,
ION terrier pups. months old. Call
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobile, for Sale

Automobiles FOX Sale II
i'REMlEK -Four passenger sport. ea-
c'!lcnt Sondiunn and paint. and many
'NLt"s. including windshield. double Tire
carrier extra wheel and extra uonskid
srUpEHAKER- seven. passenger ;our.
!hS good condition. oNcrhuulvu; trtr.s
M tHdIhs clock, snub5srs. double tire car
Tlct.
MONTE STONE. INC.
1919 West BROAD
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.fIGTiONS- LEG.fLS
D.teytoE OF PubIic Won
SEALED PROPOSALS.

.Inly p. 1921
office. itpon !g" oity iIaH. until Mon
1ay. August :. 1921. al l. o'clock noon
Tor 'hc purchHS" ana removal OF four
;.nme houses. located at Lower Gas
WORKS: two on Poplar street and TWO OF.
Elm SiI""i. Tn" Succ"ssful bidder Will
lie Iegurcd t" remove and clear the site
in thirty days Terms cash
H. w. IRAfFoED. Director,
Public Ctiiity Department
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rustee S Auction Sale

OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
AND ONE-ilALF ACRES Or LAND
NEAR J:rERSVlLLI. AMELIA
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Acting under "A deed of trust drawn
by X. l.. Gray, dated January 20 MO
recorded in The Clerks ONCE OF
Amelia Circuit Court IN -. Is. 80. page
lO3. default having been made In INC
payment OF money therein secured.
and being so required 10y the bcnc-
iiciary. shall sen by public auction.
in front oil Amelia County Courthouse,
TUESDAY. AUGUST .. 1921.
AT II O'Clock a. ~.
The one hundred ana twenty and one
twelfth 02O l-l2) acres Of land fully
described by mctcs and bounds i'm the
sAiu deed OF trust ana winch lies on
The public road, Is known as tnu
NliAi itRf place" and adjoins
lands now or formerly owned by Mann
ana lIsslcston. w. y. Farrar. Berkc-
ley ana Others
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF en-
ccutirS this trust and any taxes due
and TO pay note of S666.67. with inter-
est from January 20, 1920, and a
credit as to S666.67. due January 2U.
1872 with interest from January 90,
1920. and credit as TO $500. SG. due
January 20. 1923. with interest from
January 20. 1920. and any balance
payable In cash.
EAsLEH C. EGGLEsToE.
Trustee.
WAIT WAY an ofico DOy' Teiophono a ei..ss.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snle
8 I

ACCOUNTS for sale. 30 now instuliinent
accounts. payable 81 weekly. aggr"EatinE
about 500. Satisfied customers con
tracts signed. Must pay or return goods
ono DAY : collection. Box y iJ..
The Dispatch
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PARTRIDGE ROCKS. BARRED Rocks. ligh,
ana darN' slack Ninorc,s. .gss. I'D
kcck. Randolph 1889. 1895 Ilr"ok Road
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-NIalc

SPECIALITY SALESMAN wants position.
10 years cNpericnct selling the grocery
ana hardware trade in Virginia and
North Carolina; can prove record jins
!. 23g. The Dispatch ~
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axe the Place of Yesterdays Ads That Brought Profitable Results
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

business Services offered Is
PIANO TUNING ENpcr, repairing and re-
s SSin%ins cha s"GS S Ss Inc moved by
WE clean upholstery OF
limousines, coupes and
sedans. This service can
be rendered in ten hours
by appointment. Star
Cleaning Company, office
919 East Broad Street.
Plant 1908 Dance Street.
IF DONE by William Johnson IT'S Ion.
ncor~ dnrA>noor. made light can Ran
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HErpEE moving let me livs YOU an csii-
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IL YOU want Your Old furnlturc made new.
phone or Nj; koaics: Madison SIS
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