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Casual Preservings


Casual Preservings
With sugar selling for seven cents
a pound, there is no excuse for an
untitled preserve closet, and, even if
the family is small, few jars and
glasses OF the fruits as they come In
season, put up in different forms, or
even the canned juices themselves,
will help out materially when cold
weather comes and fresh fruits are
scarce and high in price.
In the sample menus with bud
gets) the featured fruits are used
with q free hand, and should there
be any left-overs they may often be
combined and preserved, as suggest
ed in the strawberry and pineapple
preserve or in the pineapple and
rhubarb conserve.
Frequently when preparing pine
apple for either the table or preseyv-
ing the hard core is discarded as
worthless. This, however, may be
cut in small pieces, covered with cold
water, brought slowly to the boil and
then simmered until the fruit is In
shreds. Strain and you will have a
delicious addition for fruit bever-
ages or the basis foT q jelly or sher-
bet.
Points on Buying and Serving
In using cherries it must be re
membered that in most recipes (es-
pecialiy puddings and pies) the
smaller tart variety is to be pre-
ferred when cooked, the flavor is
so much more pronounced than the
large oxhearts which are SO delicious
raw,
When serving cherries plain as q
fruit course always have them thor
oughly chilled, and, if the day is very
sultry, serve them with cracked ice.
They will be revelation to those
who only know them 1ukewarm. An
exception is, of course, made when
one is fortunate enough to pick them
sun-warn from the trees.
For the frosted Strawberries select
large berries and dip either In thick
boiled frosting or meringue mix
ture made from the stiffiy whipped
white of one egg and a tablespoonful
and half Of powdered sugar. Lay
on paraffine paper and serve piled
in glass sherbet cup.
When strawberries are 70 be kept
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"A LONG narrow kitchen is like
n we'll constructed tool bench.
Note also the graceful and con-
venient transition of food from the
dining room to refrigerator Io-
Gated on a screened porch) through
the diamond-paned Gothic window
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glasses with long handled lemonade
spoons so that the fruit may be
eaten.
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Sweet Picked Cherries

Stone the desired number of large
cherries, cover with cider vinegar
and stand in cool place over night.
The next morning drain off about
half of the liquor and use this for
making Shrub" or cherry vinegar.
Arrange the cherries and the rest
of the liquor in stone crock with
alternate layers of white sugar, al
lowing half pound of sugar for
each pound of the fruit. Add also
broken piece Of stick cinnamon
and for three pounds of the cherries,
eighteen whole cloves and ten blades
of mace. Keep the crock covered
and in a cool place and stir up daily
with a wooden spoon for ten days.
The pickle may then be put in
smaller receptacles, but need not be
Saaja6 oirfiUht
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Strawberry and Pineapple
Preserve

Allow six quarts of strawberries
one quart of shredded pineapple,
four cupfuls Of water and eleven
pounds of sugar. Cook the pineapple
In the water about twenty minutes,
add the heated sugar, and, when
boiling, the hulled washed berries.
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be put in the refrigerator without
moving step.
In fitting up her kitchenette the
height of the working surfaces was
carefully regulated. She demanded
her sink should be thirty -four inches
high, despite the protest of tho
plumber, who stoutly maintained
that "they don't make them as high
as that" The two drain boards,
drop-leaf table and the shelf of the
built-in cupboards that line one wall
were all made to follow the same
standard. 1t is true that they don't
make them that high, but they
ought to.
A Sectional Gas Stove
Mrs. Pioneer also rebelled against
the old type Of gas stove which ne
cessitated gymnastic efforts on the
part of the cook to find out if the
steak be done or the biscuits burned.
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box. Serve with sweetened and
favored whipped cream.
Strawberry Macaroon Mousse

Boil one cupful of sugar and a
quarter of a cupful of water for five
minutes and pour slowly on the
stiffly beaten yolks of four eggs.
Return to the upper part of the
double boiler and cook, stirring con-
stantly, until the mixture coats the
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Strawberries used In the salad or
the following day.
Pineapple Salad

Use one large slice of ripe pine
apple for each service and scald for
three minutes in sugar syrup
favored with lemon juice. Drain,
cool and chill. Cut each slice in
quarters, arrange on a bed of crisp
lettuce and place between the
slices quarters Of pitted dates,
Dress with boiled dressing, using
the syrup and pineapple juice in
which it has been scalded as the
basis, and place in the center a ball
of cream cheese, blended with
chopped nut meats and paprika.
Top the ball of cheese with a large
pitted OK heart cherry.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12

fashion over the top. Bake in
moderately hot oven.
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Cook twenty minutes and seal air.
tight in sterilized jars.
Sunshine Strawberry Preserves
Put into a preserving kettle in
layers as many pounds of sugar as
you have hulled washed berries. Set
aside for four or five hours and set
over the fire to simmer for ten min
utes after boiling begins. Then turn
the berries into shallow agate pans
or china plates, cover with panes Of
window glass and set in the direct
heat of the sun. Let stand for three
days, stirring three times daily. Re-
move the pans of fruit into the house
over night and seal when ready as
f. lly. These strawberries have
t. p / fruit flavor, not obtainable
by ,~y other method.
Pineapple, Rhubarb and
Orange Conserve
Cut sufficient rhubarb fine to make
one pint and add it to two quarts Of
finely diced pineapple. Arrange the
fruit in layers in a preserving kettle,
with the pulp Of two large oranges
and two and half quarts Of sugar.
Chop the rind of the oranges very
fine, cover with cold water, and let
stand over night, then cook in the
same water until very tender Add
the rind to the fruit and sugar, after
the latter has stood for several
hours and the juice has begun to run
freely and cook down until thick like
marmalade. Store in jelly glasses.
Cherry Yum Yum
Place in a preserving kettle one
quart and pint of tart cherries and
add one small cupful of water, one
cupful of seeded raisins cut in
halves, half a pound of English wal
nuts, broken in pieces, the juice Of
one lemon and of one orange, two
whole oranges cut in very thin slices
and one quart of sugar. Bring to the
boiling point and let simmer for
nearly one hour or until quite thick.
Stir frequently, to prevent scorching.
Store as for marmalade.
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Strawberry Sponge

Soak one and half tablespoons
full of gelatine in half a cupful of
strawberry juice and dissolve over
hot water. Add to two cupsful of
strawberry puree and stir occasion
ally as it begins to thicken. Beat
until solid one pint of chilled double
cream, whip in one and half cups
full of powdered sugar, add the Juice
Of quarter Of a lemon and combine
with the gelatine fruit mixture.
Line an ornamental mold with
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halved lady fingers, pour in tn
sponge and chill on the ice.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
BY Virginia Carter Lee

K UST now, when Strawberries,
cherries and pineapples are at
~ the height of their all-too-brief
season, the home caterer should not
only use them lavishly In planning
her daily menus, but should also
look far enough ahead to put up
these delectable fruits for use next
winter
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
Display Tyne

tn" largest type permitted in the
Want All pages is IL point. and the
smallest SpaC" in which l2-point
type ad may lac set is one inch. The
rate for this large type is cents Il
word daily ana ~ cents a word
sunday - words to the linc). Tn"
same scale of reductions will apply
AS Tor regular want ads.
Caps. broken lines. white space are
charged FOR at the regular word rates
y words "a tn. line.
lh"S" rates apply only to advertise
h'nts originating in Richmond aud
u 10 u = u II territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. II cents
an aeai" linz: sunday. - cents an
agar" lin" ,c"mnt words tn the line).
ASH must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
vert is"rS on request
advertisements received as late as
!" y. NJ and 10 4. NJ. each week day
ana NJ 1" i. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification in tn" next EDITION.
situation Wanted Ads Male and
when presented at III" Want
Nj Counter in The Dispatch luildinp
10y those out al work will be inserted
Free of Charge
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A,lics' rnilors
Special Notices

CIAlMAN ~ co. ladies ta:iors. 32p y.
Second street.
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ADVANCED.

"f0u will proceed % Ncr,Iun and he 3I1tb
Infantry. You will arrive there $40 \.
position I'm accordance orders given In
detail below
Without written orders the American troops in
France would have IL n where to 20 or what
to do.
And these written orders jus, as nIc, n part
daily life he battlefield as eating or sccupr
In The Dispatches Classified Section you will find
little ""ricrs that greatly facilitate your buying
and selling " Ia iay.
reading cd uis part nf YOrJ,
ily routine In the battle Of lifc-und ready at all
times to accept the advantages they offer you
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. .4tIDlIDBiLES
Automobiles for sale


AUTOMOBILE RAEGAINS.
Dodge Roadster. $500.
Used cars and Trucks Ff"m 100 Cp.
pEENr!s> MOTOR COMPANY,
Randolph Io@. $40 ". Hr"hd II.
coI.uMHJA STORAGE BATTERIES
E-n'a's s"i Eer-.gtns.
BUY rseaard sln9.v -. on ,s.aI. i2,s2a
Richmond. Monte Stone. lac.
CHEVROLET >EpAh !.ls model. good
conJr,."n easy ,-fns Madison 1856.
ci.oSING our SALE
J>En CARS ASH TRUCKS
Thre. sashIiy used r.-rIcs. :" tourinr.
Column" sgott :u"hstei.
Chsiinefs -. tOurus.
REQ i've -l"ss-uE"r.
G. N. 6. -. Nl.n large body jus,
Iu,-rn.i,ona! l-,o,. Win BODY
Stud-hnn-t. ..u-, Uoiy delivery
stewart "a tot, chassis. rebuilt.
TERMINAL MOTOR co. INc.
Smith and c.ty street,.
DoDGE 49,: Dodsr touring cord ,it.,
!uT 700 imi!es cStras .nDlude t,Nu bump
ere IA. ruSe and cover. s.ee!"i lae.
steering wne.i. Considerably fellow lis;
price. Terms to Responsible parry. can
l,oui.ysti go.
FoRD ADSrEK-rrIc.. il5c A.. X.
TnIer. 1908 w"s, Broad street
FOR good used ,&rs Sc. jon, Motor Caf
Company. itsl We, BROAD street,
FORD USED CARS.
Complete STOCK. AL types and models
We have good used for you at
reasonable price.
SEE w G. KING.
RICHMOND MOTOR CO. INC.
Tenth and BROAD strreta
Phone Randolph N7.
GOOD Used CARS--R edmond Used Ca.
Exchange. seventh and Leigh Streets.
II 10 safe
p" To buy y used car
DTI.A MOTOR CORPORATION,
Broad 81 ShAf-r.
OLD TYRES made new. We sell Miller
Tyres and Manshsld Tyres. Rel Tyrc
Rubber Co.. 26J North Bslviders st.,
10 North Nineteenth Street.
Z sERvlcE 10 q p.spsteA wsnt Ad. motto,
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h. uueiAi directors

MOURNING ORDERS. ~ EDO hour
service. This Department is given our
t9eCIa. attention. SCh.oss, Cleaners and
byeTs, los North Fourth street. Madl-
son 800 CT Kando!ph 2ob".
PhAUr-E.iwln rhaup. funeral director
and euDsiurr. sos East Main Street.
Madison 1871! Randolph 1908.
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OFFICE or THE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
RICHMOND. VA
december -. 1921.
lie South Third Street

Richmond. Va.
iih South Third Street. Richmond Va
nnth - o'clock noon. January 3. 1892,
for IN" construction OF the following sec
;iun OF state road
Virginia Project M i5i-5.36 OF con-
crete road. with alternate bid ON bi,uni-
nous niacadam, OH State Road No. .. be-
tween Williamsburg and l.ec Hail. in
Janl"s cay and Warwick Counties
Virginia Project No. S-i64--aDi suua re
yards concrete pavement over jackson
creek MI. ON state Road 40. :? in Eliza
beth city County.
Aitcrnar" bids will b. considered on
Project M. 49, using convic, labor.
Engineers viii bc ut tn. f"IIuwinr Mace.
TO show contractors Noycr the different
PROJECTS follows:
At Williamsburg AT 1880 A. NJ. Decem-
Ter 3oth for Project No. 1874.
At Warwick Hotel, Ncwpurta News at
s:a" y: NJ December Scth for Project
No. S-l6i.
ilans and specifications are ON nj. at
office of virginia State Highway COM
missioner. ll1 South Third Street. Rich
mond. Va.
I'lans for Project S.IGt viii lc fur,,s,,a
prospective bidders at "a cost,of ~ cents
and plS IN for Project 49, On r.c.int uf
S.. payable TO the Second Assistant E,m.
missioner. $3.50 Of which will n, rof,,n,iI
when plans are returned In good con-
received. :,
certified chcca to the amoun, ., "a,
OF the total bid, mot io exceed $4,000.
mn"" payable I" the STATE Highway Com
missioner must accompany each lid.
The state Highway CommIssIonor re-
serves the tight 10 reject any or nil MI.
u J.. COLEMAN,
State Highway Commissioners,
WHILE you're reading ,thIs. oibsf people
are re&dnx 1s jclasained ad. Pace.
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USED roRDS
Have YOU visited our u,.d 49,,
-h"wr""iu ~ az, IVES, R-n.d
S''"'t7 "" hav. . .ul.,It,
-"r'iu"nt ~ used Fords =, r.ru
BOTTOM prices.
For Instance
l'l' SEDAN sim starter aud
f-W"nu'ahi.' inns. $500.
-" ION ruok. with "p"n e,-
press body go.
80" S'd'n In ''c"l"n, -h.re.
usf tom oha.i. vim ,n.c. ~.
s",n"r. N me condiuon. ,i7o
ii"if. ton chassis. win screen
h"dy i.o
~. go"ae. N erc~Ir~n, condi.
~ curing win starter ,225.
"uiins ""n"u' starter. SIoo.
"'h" '"u' without starter. $50.
Th'-e are Jus, few Of our
UNIVERSAL MOTOR co.
Used CAR DEPT
~ West BROAD STREET
HECONDITIoSEp CARS
~ hsTgslH price,. s.elny 4, b.u.vt,v
w. G. hoyd. Richmond Kline Co. inc
VEST GRACE STREET
PHONE RANDOLPH 1928.
roC save money when you buy and ..l
through these eoIumna
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Oi.rR h-Wanicd. position as motel clerk:
HAY" had experience. can furnish ruu,i
r"i.rsnc"s Address T.. q. uoa 81. Mid
hl-s"A. y e..
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WHILE you're reading ,thIs. oihsf peopI,
are rsadlay lSs classined ad. page.
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sn,,,i,,, sr,y'"nH. can Mr.. r. J..
.,,,.'n n"""o'Ph -""i'J' 500 south
'l.rR h-Nanicd. position motel clerk
nav" had experience. Can furnish good
references. Address T.. .. Box s. Mid
- - -
DRUGGIST. Registered and .xn.,i.ur.,
wants position. References SALARY M
object. Address RnS r AZ, car. .rh.
Dispatch.
EIEJ.TRI,,I, ,,I -, ....,
stranger In city, wants .mrioyn,.u, a,
anything wh.r. r. can max. honest
wages Tor real homes, labor. n r.
Clifton ~. East N,rsh,u
-Ail-aroun,i mech.nic.s h.,n.,
desires wor>. sraduata .sr!cultur!s, ana
tractor i.i,Ircr rh"u- uoui.v,ra
SlI1-W.
OFFICE WORk-Y"unE married man
wants w"rk oi som" kIud. experienced
in "iIc" w",h aud ~ salesman within,
To start CA small -rIa,y Good refer
mon" MA" son 1897 y.
SALESMAN would lih" connection with
good h"uSc. city work pTrtcTI. Box
;"', car. ih. Dispatch.
sAI.ESMAN-Clothinr f,tn,,hir,.
man and wtuI,x ,Tinn,,.,'. ,,,.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities
81

AHENI Wanted. t" act ~ ag.nt or
salesman fer ANY ar,icI" OF merit. Civ,
inll particulars. HoS AZ CIV
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-AIale 3

CNRFENTEit-SItua tion wanted; new and
repair work speciality. can MIR r. H.
Sordilctt Randolph :u.i.J. 500 South
Third street.
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Legal Notices
q 1
PLANTERS NATIONAL bank,
Nlchiuonl Va

II-A.N Ems NA IIVNAL HANK,
Richmond. Va.
December 81. 1921.
The directors Of the hank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF ~, and an extra dividend of
go. KING total OF Sc, on the capital
stock. payable 10 stockholders January .,
1922. as .oi record December 81 1921
ChecHs vii! be mailed.
". NJ. GODDARD.
EaAhlnr
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ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY
SOCTliERN BUSINESS SALES AGENCY
ivli Times Dispatch building.
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Wantctl-TO Rent
REAL Estate FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor Sale an

FOR sale. ihrer-acrc tract of land. Eight.
room rcsidencc: on car line ami concrete
highway. Suitable Cor truck or poultry
farm. Full particulars. J.. o. Box 95I,
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SNN man has limited
amount 10 invest "a mote, car
"" might. o' course. huy AN tho
>HH'-l" Of new cat Hut II n.
"''-'~ on HuHlitv hrs,. sacrihclny
me-" n""n"<S h" can oh,sin
hiFh"r mechanical uuslitio. in .
sound used car ~ better mak. suL
S""H appearance for the san,-
o"Hiand touring. 1919.
1919.
sash pas~cng.r 1920.
stephens passenger. lscn
MAXWELL i-paSs-ng-r. i.iS
HohrEN MOTOR SALES corr.
l2l7 " BROAD.
! =. DARDEN. MGR
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AUCTIONS-LEEALS
Auction SuleS

PUBLIC AUCTION SAi.E-On Thursday.
Dec-mber -. 1921. 1880 a. NJ. VIII
sell all forfeited pledges. such as Iewelry
clothing. etc. All parties must renew or
redeem same or they viii lee sold. Bird.
Hand Loan Onice. l1l2 East Main
Strcet. II. r MOsby. AuctloneeI.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

DcatnS
bARTi.AM-pied. Thursday. December
-, q: '9.3r J.. Nj. William !. Barti"m.
AGED 60 years OF no. Minor Sir""t after
brief illness. Funeral motto" later.
GATES-ricd. at his residence. ISL liam
over Avenue. w"dn"s'iay. n"ccmrcs ~
At li:lj L. Nj. charles :. Gates. ia his
1Ard year. Furrral motto" later.
GwATKIN-n,"d Thursday morning nj
- 80 the hum" ~ h"r parents, Mr
aud M-a James q. Gw.tkin. 49,, Must
AN"nne. 'ail"tia VI Gwatkln. aged
years. Funeral y,!u ;akv place this
afternoon a. o'clock from the chai'cI
ofE'ioy Trinity church.
JoHNSrDN-D!ed. fhursd,y morning DO
c"uhe; 20. -; MS residence. Si5 Nortn
sSyrnA street, Ronert Johnston,
KEITH bred "Wednesday morning at
Ia "'c."cN. At the r">ii"nc" "i her
daughter. Mrs \. r. WauIdhau"y. sol
Nirg,un Avenue, Barton Heights, Mrs
l.. l. l;"';h in the iith y-sr "f h-r
age. sac ! survived 10y one daughter,
Mrs. Y. +. wsldnau'r. and thru sous.
.'hert J.. Frederick q. and John "
Keith.
Funeral tsom tho Fr-, Eur .ish
Evams.hcal lutheran church Friday
afr"rn"ou ~ o'o!ocL.
Mcconnell. Died. p"comhor -, 1921. a.
his residence. az pUmbarton. Va. WI
l.ur N.runo,i in MS iorty-nsuth year.
leaving % widow ANA on" daughter. u"
was member 81 ia" l"ca! Mo".o Lodge
and was hwighr ot columbus Fu-
n"ral az sacred Heart Cathedral at 10
uclocl, Friday morning ANA iutrrmrnt
iH Mount Calyaiy san Antonio, Texas.
Iap.gs pleas" copy.
pITTs--pird. y"s;,rlny afternoon ahuu,
t'oclJcN. Mrs =. l.. rittS. "t Arynuia.
who Nnd been ill AZ Il lncnl hosp!taI f"r
ton Jtys MrS. T!tt> l-aN"s surviving her
husband. ~ T.. Puts. ~ ArycnIa. ana
seven oni.dr"n--N l.. ri;ls, IT., %! Char
lottrsv.I!e. Mrs. r"rkius Glover, OF AZ
yonls Mrs Hoe! NJ Hannah ot CaSs
t,.,F,. -
Canton. tdih. Miriam and Elizabeth
l'itis, ~ .AN"uiN.
fuueiAi directors 4
MOURNING ORDERS. Dh ED--z.-hour
service. Thu drr.rimcni is given our
t?eoia! attention. Sch.oss. Cleaners and
bycTs, los North Fourth Street Madi-
son 800 CT Kanio!ph soS".
rhAur-Edw,n rhaup. funeral director
and enpaiuIrr. sos East Main Street
Madison 1871. Randolph 1903.
Ladies Tnilors .
ci.AlMAN ~ co. iaaies ta:lors. s2D y.
Second street.
Special Notices 3
ELITE: BEAUTY rARLoR tower Schwsrzs-
cn,:ds. l-S East Broad. Shampoo and
wave 75c. facial. s.! siTsc. oOe. scalp
treatment. 81 EamdO!ph 1881
Personals y
THERE j. no -Ncus- =. :. sHanny appeal
snc. wh-u you can have your clothes
cleaned. pressed and i"gait"'i at th- STAR
Cleaning go. Plant !-os Dance. once.
sls East Broad.
Lost and Sound 10
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These Advertisers Are All You Call On Them
hiiTf)IIDRILES
Automobiles for Sale

PREM new: u wonderful
ear at sacrifice; owner leaving town
January Srd. Address Post Office iso1
n. Richmond. Va.
TRCckS-ScIvice trucks that stand for
service. Transportation Motor Company
lii0 West Rroad Street. Phone Doule-
ward Isl
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personals

THERE j. no excuse .. >Hahhy arpe.T-
snr. when yru can have your clothes
cleaned. pressed aud i"galr"i at th- STAR
Cleaning go. IIanl 1905 Dance. once.
S.s EAST BROAD.
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I'kNGGIST registered and experienced
wants position. References salary no
object. Address RoN + ais ear. The
Dispatch.
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan
Wuntcti-to Borrow
INSTRUCTION
biusicai, Dancing. Drumutic

DANciNG-Mrs. E.imenhauser % North
Harrison Street. guarantees IN i've les.
sons. Phone Madison l5Sl-w
DANCING taught reasonable. Miss Kate
Stumpf. studio 20j ". Grace. Ran. il,3-J
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WE CAN SELL.
USED CARS
CHEAPER
Than any house In the world.
WHY.
BECAUSE WE RuY THEM
CHEAPER.
w" IL" not purchase our new car
business with ridiculous allowance,
on used cars end then cndcavor TO .
PASS "ui mistakes ON 20 the used
ear buyer.
Soc our prices. They Will
nst"und YOU.
NNhERroN AUTOMOBILE co.
1887 WEST BROAD STREET
BOULEVARD GSS.
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NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK
Richmond Virginia
The annual meeting or tn. n,ock boid.r.
Of this bank wi! be held at its bankinr
house. IN East Main Street TUESDAY
JANUARY 10. l92:, at IL o'clock noon
for the election OF directors for the en-.
suing year anu for tho confederation of
such other business as may properly come
before the m,e ting.
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Hclp-NIalc or Female

iol'NG men. over IL, desiring govern
in"nt positions, $3.50 monthly. Writ. tor
ne" list "f positions now open j.
Leonard t"rm"r ciril S"rVir" Exam
in"rl Io'a Equitable Building. Wash
inEton. -. 4.
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ESfPLOia fENT
Help Wantcd--i'cmaic

Help Wantcd--i'cmaic 81
COOK AND y MAID wanted, hrs;-Ciass
Apply pcs finSd Avenue.
HoISEk EErER Wanted. refined. neat
sni capable middle aged lady To- assis,
ia " nam" "f IN" adults ana s-year-
old enid ia exchange FOR board and
room and fan home piivll-r.s Room
Win private bath. ia modern suburban
home. ii"> r -. car" The Dispatch.
LADY Young lady wanted. superior En-
EravnE 80. 81" East Main street.
NURSE Wanted. . white nurse Phone
b"ni-vard s:.; between : and T.. NJ.
SERVANT Wanted. reliable svrvnn, for
1908 West Avenue.
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ELITE BEAUTY rARLoR tower schwsrzs-
CHt;as l=I East Broad, Shampoo and
wave. iSc. facial. s.! SINCE. eOe. scalp
treatment. 81. Randolph 1879.
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LIVE STOCk
Dogs, Cats. Pets
Poultry nnd Supplies
80

tE:- RE-A-i.IN EGG MASH ~ ia" cheap
-, mash YOU can buy when y"u figure
results WILL cost. Ei.u"r " Mas
ten. M. i2nS East Cary Sti"ct.
W.: hav" jus, received Il shl arr,nt ot til.
Kennel Food supply CO.'S dog foods.
Iiraucr " hasten. Distributors. 1905 T..
Cary street