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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
LTNDCUEN'S
Appeals fsf 1reIana.
Special to The Builesin.)

Danieison. March %.
 large audience gathered in the tcNn haU, Wednesday evening, to listen to eit- quelt appeals in promotion of the drivi for the aid Of the starving women ant children in Ireland. The speakers vert Rev. T. c. Hayes. M S., of H4rtford. Rev. J. c. Mathieu of wauregan, former Mayor T. c. Murphy of Norwich and John J. Corkery. also of Norwich. Ar. Corkery is chairman of the teams en- gagged in the Norwich drive, who havt already secured over sS,oo0.
 Henry T. Dubuc. the local chairman, presided at the meeting which was tht means of impressing the audience with the dire needs of the Irish sufferers.
 A canvass for funds will begin nsrs this morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

Increased production rests largely On the development of highway transpoTta- ton. It is estiSated that on the Great Lakes and the Mississippi, in 1918. ss,- 100000 tons of freight were casried. In me s6vsa siPs Ss Sss5 stst iRss sss sSs t
 by rail. Much of this motor truck ton- mage was haulage to railrodd freight stations. Highways have fallen short of carrying their share because 1t Is only within the last decade that proper medium has been. developed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
Fer Nst sendlnr Sons ,. School.

Antonia Karninski was brought before
 Justice of the Peace Touftslotte at North
 Grosvenordais oh complaint of Grand Jtryman Bellerose for not sending her
 two sons Frank, age II. and Vincent, age g, to school regularly. 1ie pleaded guilty ana was fined $5 and costs, ! total of Sts25 The case was brought to the cottrt's attention by one of the attendance agents for the state seatd Of education.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
VIII R..ld. ia Msntt.al

Miss Viola Jacques left here wednes. day morning for Montreal where she is to make her home with her auflts, tho Misses Peloquin, formerly milliners il WiIlimantic. Miss Jacqdes who Is tn, daughter of Mrs. Victoria Jacques Plant of Main street. was for a number o years q pupil of the Baltic academy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
CAMP fERnEHEGAS SEASON
 TO BEGIN LINE

Camp Terrehegsn on Rogers lake in the town of Lyme, which is conducted by the County '. N. c. A, is to be opened this year on June 2s for the boys, ac- cording to a decision made by the camp committee at meeting in New London this week. The first four weeks of the camp will be for the boys and after this there will be two weeks for the girls.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
PestnI card. 10 chI.f Iantan

Police Chief George Linton has just received postal cards from Major Hadlai A. Hull of New London. who is in Monterey, Cal, and from Rutherford c. Plaut of this city who Is in Honolulu. The card from MT. Plaut was maIed March 14th, requiring t%o weeks 70 get here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
Confirm woodwsrth af ESs-F7elI.

Judge John W. Banks his c5nafmed Oliver Woodworth as temporary recaiv- CT of the Walter A. Smith. Co, O. Bank street. New London. and has aproinssd Edward D. Murray and Frank B. Brown. both of New Isoa lon as appraisers Four months from M.Nch 2s. Is Ixed as the time in which claims may be pr, gent cd to the receiver
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
FUNERALS. ArShiBaia s. spAIalnk


 Funeral services. for Archibald S. Spaldins were held on Wednesday aft ernoon at his late home at 32e Main street with an attendance that included InernBers Of the city government, Masonic order, relatives and friends from Piain- field and other cities There were many handsome foral tributes. Tho setvfce was cordiicted by Rev Alexander H. Abbott. pastor of the United Conkrsgational church.
 The bearers were Judge Nelson J. Asl- ing, william H. Oat, John A. Ferguson. Alfred G. Blivea, Robert CochrAne and James ". semple, members of Columbian Comfnandery, No. I, K. IT, ef which Mir. Spalding was q member. Burial was in the Spalding lot in Evergreen cen- stsFy ,,Irl plaiaslSI sai.,t,., ss. vsEs .s 2 c6ndueted BY James c. Macpherson az eminent conmandef and Rev. Mr. Abbott as prelate Among present at the ser vices were Collector of Revenue and Mrs ]. J. Walsh of Hartford and Deputy Collector Farrell of New London. Church and Allen were the funeral di- rectors.
 Jshn ysssph o'Btisa.
 Funeral services for John Joseph O. Brien were held eh Tuesday il16fnifg from tEs home of his uncle, Dennis Mccarthy at 34 Roath street, with an attendancs that included relatives and friends iron Boston, Quincy. Mass, Jewett City afd other places. There were many hand. sofns floral tributes.
 At the services in St. Mary's churcf Rev. W. A. Keefs Was celebfaflt of tn, mass of requiem Henry J. LaFontain, was at the organ and rendered two hymn. during the service. The bearers wert Lawrence and Philip Kelley of Quincy Mass, John Dennis. Thomas Flynn, Phil I ip Leei1ey and Paul Shafncn. Burial wa. in St Maryis cemetery where Rev W. H
 Houtisan Bros. were the f1heral diree tors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
LHEvINNE SCORES TRIUH1PH
 REFoRE SLATER HALL AtiDIENC C

BEFORE sLATEn HALL AtjD1BNCE Josef Lhevinne, celebrated Russian pianist. held his audience enfaptufed WitM his brillianey of technique, warmth of sympathy and poetic interpretation Of the masterpieces of Rubi1stein and Chopin at his recital at Slater hall 6n Wednes- day evening in the second number of the Academy musical course. The audience, numbering about 700, was held almost bresthless during his playing, and as the last clear fote of each niiffi6er died away there was hushed silence and thea a torrent of applause as the people re- lieved their pent up emotions.
 Mir. Lhevinne's first number waa Beethoven's IS Variations and Fusue in E flat major. In this ntifiaber the talented artist displayed his wonderful technical equipment which places him among the foremost pianists of the present musical world.
 His second was group of Rubinsteins masterpieces and, being q master him self, his interpretations were with true understanding and sympathy which held his audience captivated. His eiicofe was equally brilliant and excelled even hie other renderings.
 For his third number he played group of Chopin's beautiful masterpieces. This group was rendered with exquisite haf- mony, tender sympathy and fairylike touch in places ahd with a masterful command in others. This group even s&; celled the other in sweetness of feelins and poetic interpretation.
 For the last number he gave The BiH< Danube. by Schulz Evler, which gave him wonderful opportunity to display his abil. ity, which anyone after hearing the hrsl of the program could not doubt that At possessed. His program follows;
 Is Variations and Fugie, E flat
 major, Beethover Invitation to the Dance. weBef -Tzusil Serenade, E flat major. Rubinsteif Caprice, A fiat major. Rubinsteif Prelude. esp. 2s. F minor, Ruhinstei1 Carcarolle. Ch6pii Eantasie Impromptu. Chopin Mazurka. A fiat major, Chopin Prelude, B fiat minor, Ch6pir Scherzo, B fiat minor, ChSpii The Blue Danube (by feduest),
 Schulz-Evi
 The stage decorations were by Ernst The proceeds of the series of recitals vii be given. for the benefit of the ". M Backus hospital and the Serbian relic fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

Interesting to Norwich seeiety vas ths marriage in New York Tuesday of New ell ", Tilton and a div6reee Mrs. Bfeess. Mir TiIton's first wife was Mildred BiSe- low. a daughter of Poultney Bigel6w bs his first wife. who has i5t refhaFried ninth street, New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
yirklklAn Bo,s Mehbsden Bois,

The fishing boat Menhaden. owned by the Niantlc Iehhaden oil and Guano company of Mantle, was sold by the United States marshal Tuesday afternoon at the Thames shipyard in New London tc Henry w CpnAnt of Chincoteagie. Va, for $500. The boat was sold to satisfy creditors, chief of which. was the New London Ship aid Engine ca. Thers were attachments aggregating nearly s1oboo on the boat, which was the appraised value of the boat.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
EalA WNhSut ReinitIi.

The niaes Sf Angelo Chicda at t6 North Main street Vas raidsd by the police wed nesday night in search for .iuu6f but none was found.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
CnaI in N.sr I.anaAn.

New London papers are noting that the price of coal there is sl.25 more than the bfice in Norwich They are inabls to see why this should be when their un, dsrstandias is that the freight rate Ii the same to both places.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
kobinsSh-Fiossbasa.

At Rockville, Conn, Tuesday, At the home of Mrs Rosa A. F,lossbach on Union street. she was united in marriage With Frank P. Robin son, formerly first selectrnah, and one Of the republican leaders in Holland coua.v.. Mrs. Floss- bach Was the widow of Otto FlossbacIl. The ceremony was uniformed by Rev. Victor V. Sawyer. pastor of Rockville Methodist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
The Tell Tale of Gray Hail

To be judged ten years older thas you actually are, Is the tell-tale of gray, streaked hair, which detracts from a youthful appearance as much as a wrinkled face does.
 Women, everywhere, prefer the easy, harmless "Brownatone" meth cd that tints gray. streaked, fAdet
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

Wiils-I told my wife we must begin to ecohornize and that she must keep ac- count of the household expenses.
 GiiiS-is she doing it?
 Wilis-She has made a start, She has h6ueht a sgst desk, a sioo filing cabinet and has ofdeted a ,7Be addthg machine Lie.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
DIED

PARADIs-1n Taftviiis, March 30, iszi Josephine Qdette, wife of. Joseph Para 1l.- aged 47 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

Tns man in the tfeadmiii doesn't kn jay seeing the wheels go rbutid.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

.Did you make Ahy New Ysaf's Fss6-S l3i6ns?''
 No" answered Uncle Bill Bottletop. hiSition landed And I didn't sse any use $ troubiin, my nina with rernihiscenses, 7 s-ANashingtcn Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
WEDDINGS.
BraAghAw-I.iatsn.

Announcenents have been received m Noank of the marriage March 1s at Mount Vernon, Washi1seon, of Miss Lil- lian Fern Linton, R. N... forraeriy of N5&nk, and Leonard Bradshaw of Mount vernon Mir and Mrs Bradshaw will make their home in Mount Vernon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
NOTICE

Hereafter the Majestic Taxi Service will hire out all 7~pass. cars for funerals, at $6.0O, and give bens6t to the public also all other work at the new rates.
 Day Ot Night Phone 1898
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31
QilIllz
VARIOUS MATTERS

ssf~ish. Thsrsdes. March q. issl.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

or bleached hair. instantly. to any shade of brown or black.
 Without injury to hair or scalp, ~Brownatone" inparts natural, last ing coiors that defy detection. Does not rub or wash off; and requires just few moments to apply.
 GaarAnteed absolutely hafmless. Druggists everywhere sell and feconl- mend ''Brownatone." Two sizes -5oc and s1.50 with easy. cofnpiete direc- tions from Golden to Medium Brown" and Dark Brown to Blaek.'
 Special Free Trial oFsr
 For a free trial bottle of Flown atone" send to The Kentou Pharn- aoai Co.,, soc Coppin Bldg. Covipgton. Ky. enclosing lie to pay postage. packing and war taz
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

Schulz Evisr The stage decorations were by Ernst The proceeds of the series of recitals will be given for the benefit of the ". ", Backus hospital and the Serbian relief fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-31

head the far demand for dress goods on the part of the retail trade, according to one of the best-posted local merchants information to shoppers Wednesday. Small plaids will also go strongly, he as- serted.
 Put down eggs at s5c dozen. Use them next winter when they are worth st.tO dozen. Use Water Glass. The | Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 The United States civil service confais- | sion ailn6dhces an examination for mar | printer, men, z1 to 65 years of age, for tacancies in position 0f map printer l auaiifed as power pressman, in the Geo.
 logical Survey, washington, D. C., a, sljs2O a year.
 james Smith. 60, who died last wesh | at Isawfence, Mshh5riai hospital Msw London from throat tfoubie. Joined tn, faiif5ad f0fces at Saybroek Point round l house and yards thirty years ago afls was in the roads employ ifitil eoTipeiieS
 to enter the hospital.
 A meeting of the members of covsfi J try Second Congregational church is plan he'd for Saturday afternoon to vote on tn matter of extending q call to either 0 the recent cafldidates who have preache, there. Rev. Albert Donneil Of Bcstoi was the candidate Sunday last.
 Twenty eight members Of the Progress sivs Missi6hafy cfuB had a plkasafi
 meeting Wednesday aftstnocn with Mrs
 Mary C6rbin, of Lincoln avenue, Mir: tShfl E. Post presiding. Following read
 Ihss and sewing, there were plano solo By Mrs. Frank L.. Arnold and Miss Dor0 thy Gildersleevt.
 l Tickets for the Knights of Colur15u bail, March 2ist, are on sale at S:sk'
 drug stDre. Quinn $ Desnond's, l..n ! Rubber Company, Lee < osgood's ali James A. Dah's.-adv
 : Et wesleyan alumni here learn that 5 trs death of Dt. Hyde 6f Denver, Col
 fsiius Gale, Of Los Ange1es. Caiiforni;
 eiaAs Of 1s47, becomes the oldest Twin
 srAduate. Mir. Cole. although youngt
 seademically than br. Hyde, is older 1t years and will celebrate his 9sth biftl day in September.
 ! The classes at The United Worker Heiise are attended by girls from u WeAt ,Sias, Greeaeyiile and the centre
 the city Wiiiie the Falls club accomna, dates those from the Falls and Norwic
 Town Two hundred and six names ha, been registered in the Sewing schools, ar } | s7 in the cooking classes the past yea
 Of Stenington interest IS the fact tn,
 | nNew York Tuesday at a sale of mo,
 eth etchinss, Whistler's beautiful Wear
 thk exhausted figure of the girl in u sI grezt easy chzif, the etching in whis : J6ekph Penneil says the artist pr6y \ hlfaHalf the strkatest cf the great srehkht tha haz esshx for sa.45
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29
You Know What You Want Read the dexed Numbered Chgcaons
ADVERTISING
l2-I'oIut Tyne


The largest type permitted in the
Want Ad pages is II point, and tho
smallest space in which l2-point
type ad may be set is one inch. The
rate for this large type Is cents 4
word daily and cents u word sun
day. The same scale of reductions
viii apply az for regular want ads
These rates apply only To ADVERTISE
mcnts originating in Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. IL cents
an agate line: Sunday Is cents an
agate line count words TO the Iine).
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
rcrtiScrs on request
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 Il. NJ. each week day.
and up to l.. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION
Situation Wanted AdS-Alale ant
Fcmaie-whcn presented at the Want
Ad Counter in the Dispatch Building
by those out OF work will be inserted
Free of Charge.
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INDENED EoR QUICK
REFEitENCE
Use the TciephOnc-Cnli Randolph ]
Ask for Watt Adj rnker

Ask for Watt Adj rnker
Classified advertisements ordered
for THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition will
appear in the next edition OF Thu
EVENING DISPATCH. The rate.
given herewith cover morning anI
evening service in all instances. witt
the exception of THE SUNDAY
TIMES D1SPATCH. which is pricec
separately.
Schedule OF Want Al Rates
2hc word daily, minimum
soc. set solid.
&c word daily. minimum 36c.
agate caps.
sc word Sunday. minimum
soc, set solid.
&c word Sunday. minimum
foc, agate caps.
consecutive Insertions price
OF ~. Insertions.
consecutive insertions price
of 3 II insertions.
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FINANCIAL
busIIIcsS opportunities
AUTOMOBILES REPAIR SHOP

We have for sale automobile re-
pair shop IN the business section
on broad Street. Shop larR.
enough to store 10 cars: has large
lot In rear. Can he bought tor
half cost OF machinery and Az
lures. We have some of the best
located grocery stores and con-
f.ctionery businesses IN the city for
sale. See US at once II looking for
a good business. Richmond Busi-
ness Exchange. 3i0 American Ma.
i.nia! Bank building. Madison
1903.
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The Point Of Vantage

When climb 10 the top of IL hill and look around,
the country all sides stands n clear relief
You how the land lies.
And when Dispatches classified adycr-
Using section, yourself in a position to cutch mt
glance all the opportunities that here in
Richmond to fl the varying needs your everyday life
at the least
You chance mono and time i'm
getting the things that tolay--tomorrow-
day Of the year.
One look these columns will show Won the ,lr.
srabc and available places 1.-Two civ the scores
Of offers In all household necessities Tho best
used for sale, TIC positions OPEN the bust
ness opportunities TINT interest yoi-as we'll as the
wants of other pcoPi" that You may proftably fill.
Wake possibilities big field of opuor.
tuniics today-nnd when o an nd of your
own call Randolph 1 and ask for nd takcr.
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BUSINESS ori'oRTUNiTIEs-

W" have for sale general auto
repair snop On West liroad street.
Rent only $5D - month. Machinery
cost ahou, $l.Jo". In. shop can
store ten c;tis. has good cellar:
Ssp0.
". have one Of the Oldest and
most central grocery and fresh
mcat businesses IN Wcs, End tor
sale. Gould tie mad" I'll" best pay
inS ON" west 81 SiNih street Market.
store nov closed. uu. To illness
owner. In" store * ON corner.
has seven rooms and a very large
lot. Could sell wood and coal. Inc
whole place rents Tor $50 month.
SuDI.ts stables oI lot Tor SIS
month. Can L.. hough, at invvn-
tory,
hav" confectionery. grocery and
lee cream manufacturing plant.
Ford truck. etc. Ia East r.nu. Tor
>:,np1. luu couldn't dupii,At. ti-
piavc new int tt.rou. Rent net
only III. 80 month.
hav" C"ri-lI Iohery. East Main.
cheap: beautiful nNtnrvs. GOOD
stand. business good rarity Viii
sacrIuC" tor pui,n sale.
We nave grocery s,uIcS at sixth
sii.ons. Ia All lines ABOUT The cay.
80. US II your mind !r mad "a,
10 enter business AMI yuu nav, al"
Cdsn To buy. Richmond Busin ..s
EAunanrC. sellers al business =.
Room 90. American Ha,Jtai
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RE<n ESThTE FOR SHE
business Property

10 AcRES-For sale hcauriin IL
OF land. suitable for factory sito. witt
city limits auIoi..iI-
BoS y los. care The Dispatch,
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situations Wantcd-NIalc 81

AUTO MOBiI.E MAN ambitious young
man. with considerable experience with
automobiles. desires an opportunity 10
rnahc good. Madison ""ai
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Tailoring and prc>>in.

~ can save money py regular De.
ratch Want Ada.
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Lanes Suits and Dresses
Remodeled at reasonable
prices.
STAR CLEANING CO.,
919 E. BROAD ST.

MRS. y. J: Pylc Will move into her new
corset shop. ai3 East Grace Street.
large stock Of cor>-ts and brassieres a;
greatly reduced prices. An opportunity
TO get first class values. az North
Firth Street.
WILL. party travelling &. T. X. with mother
on afternoon Of september . mention
particular Instances in COnN"tSiHE With
lady three times. Island roUd W. nc-
Ctdcnt, etc. Would like t. correspond.
Writ" M. r. NJ" l.. ". Box 100. Sa-
hattus. Maine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

TEACH ER--wantcd. position az grammar
school principal ny widow with prUi.s-
siunaii state Licenses. Teacher. i25
Mia pie Street. Charlottesville, Va.
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Situations Wan.cd-I'cmnlc 30

BOOK Il r:i.Ifli desires puS!tinn. can ,,,.
Burr"uGh> bookkeeping machine: s,,y,I,I
years office experience. i;ua f. y,J care
rh. lI<p.l,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

GARAGE MAN-Young man wants yorl
IN garage 10 irats tn. business. ENpe,t
sihaii wages 70 bcEin with some expert
eh'"; b"N II lJb. care The Times DIX
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

wRIGIiT--Dicd, at tn" residence oi ms
SON law, IS. l.. Foster. .iu south f!hc
street Richard r.. wright. III th'
scycn,y-siNth year "t his af". II. i'hE'S
u widow and nvc standardization I" n"u' IA
their loss Funeral viii TAX" place from
the residence Thursday. S"pt'm"'J ~,
1921 Friends and aCIua!nihnNcS nt lh'
family are invited to attend. Please
omit flowers.
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nv III. Man OF large experience In hotel
Offices as clerk. manager ana urui,ri,.' n,
wnntv position In Motel Office. i,n, h
III. care he Dispatch.
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Garages Tor Rent
ONCE and Desk Room

=,
IHAN .l..-ns bt.i.p..>b .nT,e SIva
connecting Utiioca Reasonable,
RdHao!ph 1i!s. or come 10 ~. .Ame,
Hatlnna. Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

Have for quick sale coufoctinn-
cry "n hast Main. stovn auu HN-
lures ,ouiu not br Implicated Tor
i,ss than t..su". Sl,Iuu takcs u.
NIii also secure tor buyer sub
r"st-oinv-. S"- EiCnm"nh lIu,i-
IL ~ rAcnanEc, $40 American Ma
tIoHdl bInn.
Hay" big opportunity IN dry
g"o'.r, Siur'tS dl.u Confectionery
"n Ian, IA iiIii ~. St,Spr. Ntus,.I
tvu=i'.'ihb!" MOI. ..,,,t C.i,,,,.
bupu iiNins -t"u,ns. Large iut : :
i.s'"h'p"" n"r!''rs AZ 1H"-c. 49,
.\.I.v'I>an Nat,vn"i i."....
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Money To .ouu

WA.>t 20 uul an auloT Read ths c.s,...
ii-u
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GROCERY and fresh meat store for sale.
Good ivcatiun GA IhutCn ti.Ii. Mautsun
.b,
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Farms and Land for Sale

FARM lIDME-iS3 acres In boauit
locking Valley, seven mics from Ath.I
ONO. stores ana railway station III
mile. FIRST grade centralized school n
"et nndlst tnurcn one mi'". 10 'r-"s !
cHccllcd bottom. Bargain to close
Ohio.
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WE WANT

" Z WANI-
your business to sell. We can sell
good businesses o: every kind. no
matter how large or small or
where located. Write or see us m
ence II you want to seil or buy.
Richmond business Exchange.
Sellers Of business. Room $40.
American National Bank. Madi-
son 1908
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printing-StalioI,cry
Repairing

NOTICE Sew location. = Suutn sinh :
I : Loak". PRINTER. ih"m" Ran :.
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HOUSE rAiS rlNU-rc. X. Elliott & S,n
cali I'nuicNnrd 2522-J.
WALL rAiEk cl.auod. c.,lcIminimg Sain.l
DAVIS. si' \. FIRST 81. Kan aGi1-w.
WALL. rAfEH--For nisi-c!ass work M
lowest prices. call Z. j. McNittricn
boulevard l.nG-J. All work sulrantrrd
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Notwithstanding

GARAGES. bookcases. shelving. also fur
nliuTc repaired ANA painting. reason
able price. Satisfaction. Madison ..I
GAKA,iES-wr MIL m!iu YOU AN M
st-r! garage cheaper than the shipped
ones James W. k"niI.r The Meta
tci!InI Man. .IJ W,st Main Street
S"uduluh 532.
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Salcsmcn and ..gcmts

II DWARF SALESMES w. have AN
excellent side line proposition To man
IL harhwar. statesmen travelling in Nir-
einia. North Carolina. South Carolina
ana Georgia. VIII not Interfere with
Your regular work. Write Manufactured.
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. misunderstanding
Moving, Trucking. Storage ga
Notwithstanding

MOVING. storing. Grating and shippin,
Low rates Expert work. Phone NJ,
a7lS.
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CARi:TAkEi: wanted 10y mid,l!,-ayrd
lady. situation rs cHrrta!,"r i"r refined
invalid. OF rs hUuSrnvCir for wiIowrr