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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-01
White? Wash Skirts CSC

They will be white when they are
washed properly and we know the
saving you make on each would pay
for the washing Of dozen.
"A Wash Skirt-a good style wash
skirt Chat needs washing) for CSC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
] Guarantee My Ointment, Says
Personal---very. Box of Ii

II you are responsible for the health
of your family" says Peterson of Buf-
falo, Il want you TO get large 80 cent
box Of poterson's Ointment to-day.
Remember stand back of every
box Every druggist guarantees TO re-
fund tho purchase price IL Petorson's
Ointment doesn't do all | claim.
81 guarantee IL for eczema, old sores
running sores, salt rhcum. ulcers sore
nipples. broken breasts itching skim
skin diseases. blind. bleeding and Itch
linE piles as we'll as.for chatting. burns
scaids, cuts. bruises and sunburn."
~ had sc running sores on my leg
for ! years. was in three different hos
pitals. Amputation was advised skin
grating was tried | was cured by
ufing Feterson's Ointment AIRS T..
y. Root PSI Michigan Street. Buffalo.
- J. Mail orders flied by Peterson
Ointment Co. Inc, Buifalo. ~ Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
TAXI SERVICE
AND
REPAIR WORK
ELLIS RI. CHASE
Phone 4l9M. East Main 81
SOUTH DORSET

Mr. Trahey of Hartford Conn, has
returned home after spending the past
week at the home of James Malone.
Frank A. Tully of Washington ID.
C., is spending his annual vacation
with his parents.
Roy Harwood has purchased a Ford
touring car.
Lawrence Molloy expects to start
rebuilding his home this week,
a number OF young people attended
the dance In East Dorset last Thurs
day evening IL was given by Me.
Dcytts sixpioce orchestra. An re.
ported a good time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
Nlrhtmare sometlmes FataI.

While nightmare is said to be co.
pablo Of causing death to a physlcai-
ly weak adult this has never been
known to lwrpen to 4 chnd; yet chill
dren are more subject TO Nightmares
thot adults
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
"RatSnap Beats the Best Trap Ever
Made, Mrs. Emily Shaw Says.

My husband bought 50 trap. /
bought Soc box of RAT.SNAP. The
trap only caught rats but RAT
SNAP killed ~ in a week. I'm never
without RATSNAp. Reckon could.
MT raise chicks without IT," RAT.
SNAP comes in cakes. Three sizes.
35c csc, L25. Sold and guaranteed
by y. A Quinlan 8 Pharmacy D. A.
Ward and A. II. Winslow. Advertise.
ment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
Carpenter and Builder

II vcu are considering anything 10
this nne either new or rebuilding, le'
m talk over with you Good WORK
and ro1 nable prices.
w. f. PALMER, Phone 16i-M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
An Easy Ono.

Springfield Adv.--'Dining room girls
wanted at Lemons restaurant A re-
quest for Lemonade, comments J. S.
B.-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08
LONG LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown and chill
dren, of Belding and Mrs. Ella Frost,
of Orleans, spent several days in the
Kelly cottage.
Miss Mariee Dodson attended a
party at Miss Irene Hoppough's last
Thursday night and was also an
over night guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cheney had
as guests in their cottage, Restmore,
over Decoration day, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. ID. Waldron, of Ionia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mattison
spent Sunday at their cottage.
Tutor Ranch and Fred Winslow
were in Linger-Longer cottage for
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Schultz came home
from Belding to spend the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Christopher,
MIR. G.. F. Harcot, of Lansing and
Miss Iva Fuller, of Detroit, spent
several days in Leisure-Moments cot
tage.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

Mrs. Roy Ford spent part Of last
week with her father, John Andrews.
Mrs. Jack Penrod came last week
for a few weeks stay at her cottage
at Murray lake. Her home is at
Tampa, Florida.
George Frost returned to his home
at Long Beach, Florida, last week.
Virginia Jakeway had the misfor-
tune to break her arm at the Moseley
school picnic last Friday.
There was a wreck on the +. M.
rail road last Thursday morning. The
baggage coach and tender Of the east
bound morning train being derailed
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

but no one was Injured. II happened
near the d. A. Church farm.
Moseley school closed last Friday
with a picnic dinner and exercises.
The eighth grade graduates this year
are: Dorothy Vandenbroeck, Alice
Wingier, Augustus Wingier and Eu-
gene Kropf.
Mrs. James Murray, of Hastings,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. ID.
Weeks.
Mesdames Emma, Lena and Alice
Wingier and Josie Donovan spent
Monday in Grand Rapids.
Typewriter supplies at this Office.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

Of Chadwick and Mrs. Mary Wilbur,
of Orleans.
Mrs. K. w. Merriett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell Phelps spent last Thursday night
in Ionia.
Nh. and Mrs. Mason Smith have re-
turned home from Holly where they
spent the winter with their son, JUS
tine.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08
MURRAY LAKE

children from Kalamazoo, are visit
ing relatives at Moseley this week.
Miss Ethelyn James purchased
new Ford last week.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

OFFICERS
Brint0n F. Hall. President.
FRANK X. Chase, Vice-P President
Ambrose Spencer. Cashier.
Sumner Wilson, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Frank X. Chase. II. L. Page.
Fred Underwood. BrInton F. Hall.
Charles EDDY. Geo w. MOultOn
John Hesslcr. Ambrose Spencer.
Frank l.. Moon.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

The Hood Klaykort is the
standard shoe for tennis. Don't
waste money buying sneakers"
that 60 TO pieces on the hard
courts. Klaykorts also make a
corking shoe for every member
of the family, for every kind of
outdoor sport. Remember, Hood
Klaykort.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

Typewriter supplies at this oftice.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-06-08

Here is the shoe fer hard work
or hard play. Extra strong con-
struetion, heavy mailbag duck
uppers, grey tire-tread soles,
Hood patented pneumatic heels.
Buy them for the children. Buy
them for yourself, and see how
much more rested you will feel
az night, and how much money
you save on footwear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
I2-i'Otnt Tyne

The largest type permitted In tho
Want Ad pages is - point and tho
smallest space In which Il l2-point
type ad may be SCI is one inch. Tho
rate for this large type is cents 4
word daily and cents L word sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as Tor regular want ads.
These rates apply only to ADVERTISE
mcnts originating In Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates arc: Daily, IA cents
an agate line: Sunday Is cents an
agate line tCount 3 words to the line).
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
VertlserS on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 T.. NJ. each week day.
and uD 10 +. ~. Saturday for correc,
ciaSsihcatlon in the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted AdS-Ma!e and
feinale-when presented Ut the Wan.
Al Counter IN the Dispatch BCildUu;
b. Those out of work will be inserted
Free e Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
"Weather or Not

There aren't amy rain checks with Dispatch They
play the all kinds weather.
Weather doesn't make difference with
tie ads Every day-ot cold, clear stOrmy--tEcy
their messages right q thousands OF
interested rcadcr-buycrs.
"Ten prospective buyers called o look at my house
IN the rain don't know what would have happened
II clear day an advertiser recently
Like the u. mails tho Dispatches classified ods ,o
about their business quickly acknowledgements
less Of all outside conditions.
Wherever the Dispatch goes classified ads 90 too
-rcad and answered by Virginia people.
Nncn You want I
crs-ciiH Randolph 1 and ask IL ad ak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
INDEAED ron QUICK
NENE.ANNNE
One the Teicrhone--IalI Eundolph
81 Ak lor " uni Id I.Ahcr

-.
Une the Telcrhone--IalI Randolph I
Ask FOR Want sd Tlhcr
Clasa!lei advertisements ordered
Tor The RICh.dOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition Will
appear in the next eait!on Of Til 4
EVENING DISPATCH. Tho rates
given herewith cover morning ana
evening service IL ali instances, with
the exception OF The SUNDA y
TlMES-DlSPATCd which Is priced
separately.
Schedule of Want Ad Rates
Sisc "a word daily. minimum
sOc, set solid.
&c word daily. minimum sec
agate caps
&c u word sunday. minimum
soc, set solid.
10 word sunday, minimum
acc, agate caps
consecutive Insertions price
OF "a Insertions.
I consecutive insertions price
OF ga Insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
MiIIinery-pressmaliinc aa
Moving, Trucking, storage -

MOVING storing. cIa;ia. aaa Shipping
Low rates Expert Work. Phone 3iaiis5n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
Statesmen and Agents
Situations Wantcd-FcInalo 80

BDtha ..E-:- I-Ei Gcgras pusitiOuI can us,1
burroughs bookkeeping machine, several
!e"E: O!Aso experience. BOX $50, caro-
lne Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as companion or
Mr.se. The Walker Y. w. {. A., Box
CoMPANlo&-rosI;ion as coulpanion OF
HOEStt-rtrsi ia small family. Phone
DAY ."Okkrwnnted. Uy coiored girl
lla E.at GlIy:
iioa as sno.slsator during fair, Al.
ar.as Airs. '. II. G., jl7 south Laurel
NURSE or do general huuscwora, plain
CpUtius. Martina brown. 400 North
ih..;y third street:
OEGASlST wanted. position as .pipo or.
gsnisi. Viii 4i'1St also as aoeonpanis,
Box 100, care Tht Dispatch,
sigcs position q. once, Can fnfnish rel.
Yrenees: BON l; 10, care Tho Dispatch
STENUGHArIEE. experienced wishes
..OsllIon at once. References Can DC
furnished lioN lI9 care Tho Dispatch.
81 aNUGRArHER- -Tcn-Ycar experienced
sirUUE~ iDhCr desires position at once.
can uHc D.CtapHonr. References Box
q ~. ca:c ihc Disiatch:
81 fNoGEAp uEE-Ton-ycar oxperienc.l
.tyhuErHpncT desires position at once
80. care The Dis@a,ch:
srE%OGitArHER -. Competent. expert.
onccl II. law and railroad work, de-
si'ca cunploymcni, preferably railroad
work. Address "Stcuos raj hcr" 3Ot IS
cary Stool. kiehmoni.
kLAD ALL the indeIed classified Ada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
4hA0uhCDMAhTs
Deaths


HARpY-pi.d, septenler e, ts.l at m. Nj
<-s.A No.ta .nirty-.sul IN Street, Ned
f. i'm. .syited. Iu,1.,n-.t IN Oak@ooH.
ow,EN--pieA, a; ,he res.denee OF MS
nice Nice ,MS, ls. /; H. ,i tV5.s 10 oS.s.
nj i2.2O T. N. September -d. 1871, in
,he si~ty-ain,n y.sT % his age. ssryic ',
vii! be c"a-u-ted - ne kE1'v ~, ~ o. ..iI
nawA b'-a..at GhuE ca tASs'v. .o:Y
\ NJ. Kcrn4ns w.u leave r"s!de"cc .
PAl4..i.lt-Diod. at ficna.ona. Va Sep
widow Of W. lea Palmer. the funeral
w.l take place from 81. i'auts tnureh
sep pu'o y, 1871. il Is esIee,a.iy
requested Mat the friends Of AIRS fa.-
nieg Wal omit howsia. -,
ROWLGY-Dsrd. Sunday ~ M, walter J.
lSow.ey, a.osaer u! George L.. hq~ wy. 10y.
s,ve ...... IS IS. w Gr..ce. services sacred
~ Heart taihedra" ~ a. a. I"e"""S' AZ
DEATH or Mrs. MARTHA CHANDLER
NJ, "a ,.-,'rI ireS!'ar passsu pe..5efu!Iy
Nal Street. OSlosl. :. :. ais. Chandler
yc4.a. though not eonuusl TO ..,r ..r,
Evgryt..ius possible was done IN treating
cia!!sI we're Consulted AID aho was tts,t-
I'd - sc.esa4 A-asiJa,a spending ONE WIN
the care o! a noted p.ly s.e!'u, i-'e4a s1E-
I1ler,uIleG lA-t sha hnd SangeT o. tHe
stC-nach. Do .uMt'I' U.s. ~
ter OF the lake AIDE. son a.. ''"t.I7 - =. !.
hey. MhO was o." OF .17 mos, ~ o mn u |,
springs enmmuh!sy She wac Hn .;;.t ~
InArriisc 10 az. i''G%'' -, ~. norm
eight ohuGrtn six OF "4!.h! ale t ,!..;'s
"a & n, sam S@EH a,tkus. 81 '; UaEord y g
Mrs. Holm l.. Hubbard ana Mr. ~. =! -
tehnf'ilSf oil Ne, lucl. C!iy, and A.-
Ro ,.s .,S z chanI.eg % F-ison, :, =. al q
too place Ut the family ceiaeiery zen;
Buuaio junction. Va. "0,5t "vI 49,
MIR. ChAndIe. Mas I. yeas Old ana spett
nearly n! OF her noble aEI I-'el y! nc ~, -.
death OF hSr huaDa:.d. whvn size broke w
houash &C taE Az H, 'i a E s o, OK.
i lore. ,rs,,t,r % t,e Iapt.-t church tsun
s,rlno s She ~ devoted 70 h;r. e,u5 IL,
a mos; faithful mother Ava .yEsi ~ az
who S""~ ne, iS an' sha w. Sely cane
scIeTtIous ana progressive. al t%o.nH4"rS
yea i,,,a,ut :..i!lu ior cvgsy QUO. poo
s.s:seI WIN thAt iL.d.y. Eyn,.e, nW'"@tttE
wa Q: ScitinR iuto tho haarlh % al "'tn
whom she came IA eoutae, sac M"7 1"
woman OF great uEN.Ity 90 .7;,.-1 ~
fuEiaG health ryt-inrA nor v-so'SGS go s
dlspos.iin", abe ""S thI 49, 49, Ma, con,
duGlnd 10y nrG pastor, l,N, J. ~ 'lht ~
Of oSiurd, =. g., -ss isN'A ~ "-t, 9'''i.r','
Uey. H. :. ruuIo, al Gist- 5EEla, va !''o
Iuncral ard uuri-i services were !hiIt'y
1sc,,te iogiurr =lsyAnta aud ancestor "i
.lavo oi whoa hrs iolAgr vas q '"' so 20
when tbs aDraaz-G ~as held, lHH HJit'
.-it,t,t,- Ntrr LLl-eIuSa uNN b.Au'. u
~ EST ,snth he .Alat4a hSya !n-t ":ta
an I.ro augaa.e loss. ,ls eEL..s e"ini@a', =;
q lsad ana e..a.. liable !rts"t M t"G
IA f,t.sI y!iLr-., u..a OK u.s. A-Hl 10 -"a ihu5I
tn...sLsul .ultlL-is. ta- "-'a~Ned ''N'r
.tlFl.alt Dytu..af1ty T.. "'- .N y" 80 :
tncy are Luou- E!a-t-d 1.- lHH g!
Wn!a.! Tile IN tAv 1000. 49,, lHh' Shty
,nay REST nom lAu4r .4b".A, bHG l1si!
wor..sc do fuIlu" thsH'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
EMPLOYMENT
sltuations Wantca-AInlr q

IC1N-C"!ored man desires work in
WtN"tv fanny. can coos. clean do
any H"Ie of car In richmond. Write or
y"i 1913 North Twenty sixth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lt,'IIiiI'ing

NOTICE vow lll4tIon. 3 south yiliI )
: S. leais. PRINTER, phon. I.g ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

BDJha ..E-:-l-R Gc3Ires positiOuI can us1
burroughs bookkeeping machine; several
ye"r:' OIileu experience. Box r. $50, care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
situations Wanlcd-AIalc 3;

hoy desires position At soda fountain OF
10 help IN "ihce- sam Morgan C32
%urth Ninth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
EiN1NCIIL
business Opportunities

AUTOMOBILE: KErAIH SHOP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

foUNG inan Ia train as salesman for
large HhOl"Sllc paper house. oApvT!rii,u
in pnpcr business desirable. hut unt .th-
aJiGtely ree"ast.y. ABBY by letter only
giving telephone nulHbur MIR Parker
y. l.. MAid 90. i.th East Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

~ ttIINE with years experience
wants position som" Kind at once. can
give DtSt references. am married and
need work. EoN y 1850. care The Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
MEN WANTED.
$50 10 Slnn 4 ~ EEK

sfU ~ SlbN ~ W FEN
TRAFFIC. MANAGERS.
want to hear from capable applicants
M T6ftaS ar' r anSt,,pus nnfyI for Inn
, W1rH' ifa! nnS TO traitS mam.'setiai posi-
Gu: rEaniaa don with the lurgcs, stan OF
sailed upnt To meet thc unusual demand
Tor trained men TO hanGle foreign and
] have been requested TO interview dcsi--
nbla a.pr!tG4nts. Experience not neces-
MISUNDERSTANDING, plumbers Tor worI.
on hoir! job al once: ono dollar per
hour. A!rhn \ Dunn. Wilson. 4. {. 'e'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nousc-,o- house
4 hustler Southern Furniture Co.. :
onG fam, ia.m'iiar VIA podss n.o,hc:s, pIrts
SALESMAN Erai estate salesman. Good
%l.ortnniiy /" right man. Reply 4. o.
SALi:SMAN-Young man to travel with
coat, AppIy between 10 A. N ana
T. NJ sunday. Room CSC. MuFnhy :
limited only to ability, iii East lnraad.
f S,1 me sm" I!.;. gn, 1T: sy "Ss En-
inE Ia accident and health insurance
wants i've. earnest agents IN your state
claims. Johnson " Adams. Snuthcnstcrm
M"nnrers. 80 H"nd n!dg.. Wash.HSlu.,,
This training can he done while holding
your present position, Accepted apDu-
s s,n,a VII be- E!nes1 under tha dirvc;
railway ;rathc cKparts OF uationai rcpu-
ihiion. No interviews viii i,o sTauird
.Acent 10 ih"ae VIII" state la writing
their age, business experience. present
position and oGucation; II possible give
ndoniial, Address Box y IA. care The
hisuateh:
WASTED. 10 tn%ts men, now runloyod.
iaT ifnn!c and yTnost manager positions
EEty!a Is 5, new; iiT""teis %t "nGm.nis AZ
GasinsSt address. Box T. SS;. @" Care ' ne
ioUNG inaa 4" train as salesman Tor
1rES w, Mh2lSspss r"Htr h@mse eApeI.ensN
a1li.triy ueC.aslsy Apply Gy i.t;"r omIy
giving telephone nuUbrr. MIR Farmer
y: l.: Matd 90. i-es East Cary:
Hc.p-A!atc al ;+rn..ic 81
Mi7S ana women :or POSITIONS in thi,
CITY: also uoiOTri couples. portcrs hIIt-
icrs, Ghhuite4rs fog work North. Regis
;er wIih K!ehHaomd Employment Agvacy,
g Nur.h Eighth
Statesmen aud Agents 10
HARDWARE. SaLE.SAII.E-We hay. .n
to hsd~ase saisn ;'G i9araiinY u in 'Se
si"iA N..ih C2:0..na; South CA.oi,ns
you. 'cRUa: work. Write Slunufacturer.
i!a..!nEs 4a, ). g,
S&i.l:S .lGi.Nt "@oiud on commission TO
cell Nu;iviE electric motors and Walter
e.qctsie elevators ia tho Richmond ais
tr.ti; FFohtp"ie ana exclusive arrange
aad icGseyere. our product Is thSr
oG.h!y mods.n and high gs9ie. rriess
:Ete ,Mfs CO.. ?l5.2i7 Cumberland street,
49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27

tppis-iounE coiorcd man wants posi-
tUn as sreohd cook. CAL Madison 7DI-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
No Trouble Put Your the Dispatch Ask Al
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

Repairing 2s
WATCHES repair raiirond Watches.
SSl hS vest Hos 'I mraaa Cooke Co. jewelers.
WATCH REPAIRING uy experts Mod.r.
at. cha,ses rerfeL iiros., rs " itf al
rh0no. Repair Go. Madison 55gi.J.
LELANp'S Quality Sho. shop. 3ai North
Fifth Street, Randolph sass
Tailoring and Pressing 30
SUITS made to order " the only ceiorsI
- SooJ: 81 noT week. Com Tailoring
EMrL, MENT
Help waLted-FcmnIe 3:
BSS,oKkEppER;Iwan,sd experienced dou-
s SlsIsniry n SYPIGkksS s Must have eY
Psc,cl. address boa /. AZ. care Tie
COOK-Co!orcd woman for lunchroorn
Must b. first class cook. Call ut IL ~
H1ith E!Ehtceuth S,J"yt.
CoOh-nN pcri,ncvd oovi> FOR family. ~ two.
West Franklin.
SECEETAKl-iavc opening for high
a.h"r,h;an4: Eive fun Information about
Yourself ia hisi letter state age. cdu-
Unless aa@idyi. ' +. .. Hn TX ny ny. apply
rEAc ;ii: demand Tor high school
I ty%ShiSTs' AZ, S ir"1e Best emergency
30. fees unless nlieed. Southern reach-
ers Agency, iIchinoud. va.
rEnMHHENr
POSITION THAT
WEISS, Wi'tii tlt&QuENr
w6SAESNS hhtE! al lhx +! FIlE 5! HGHs OF
IL
Good cvcsight. hSatiag health and Wiling
ness 10 work the hours assigned the
NO rTEViOUs E%HEHIENcE NEEDED.
FHG ciiEshESEASn 4 fof6MAG
AN exceptional opening. those desiring
lain sewing. machine work al. home.
NO canvasinG City county. No ex-
ssesrs send Cents sa%S sEsh FlS sa5Gs
Good Wear Cloth Co.. uspury Park y. j.
coLoREp GiKl~-wan,ed. a eolorcd girl
y: Y. q, H. L. u. 30. ). JetersviIle.
shop. willing to learn. Phone Kandainh
WANTED. lady to as,is; with high-graao
mcnsuratc with ability. Can use only
s;Xnericnccd PARTY. Address l.. care
Help Wantcd-siale 3;s
BOY. IL years OF age. to learn autoino.,il.
trllnniEE. Must be willing 10 work.
iIchmohd trimming Co.. 500 West
Broad.
CHAuTFEUR--whit man tn drive Ford
car. Must know city. State reference
and salary expected. Apply Box Is liD,
care ihr Dispatch
CIiAUFFEUR-Wu ono auto chauffeur
white preferred Must iurnisli refer
cutc and not afraid ui woIh. OthcrN !s,.
do not apply. II 1874 care The DIS
patch.
COMMERCIAL. art pays sG-SiO day.
study ~. Experienced teacher. Box {;
1870. care The Dispatch.
MEN waited TO icarn the barber trade
tuition. 50. tools Tree. Gip.uMas given
Der College. CO.. East Marshall Street
MEN wanting positions in offices. factories,
stores. hotels hospitals ana on farms.
reEis;c! with us. We every effort
10 place you. Richmond Employment
Agency. - North Eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-27
service MISUNDERSTANDING l.
Auto Livciy-liu.ure,

L"aists, BgG.g,ard 32i-ylO-.,
Oh ~, ..nu closed cars. 81 To So u,ur
lItis y ta!io Madison tilu
Virginia TAM SERNICE-Opcn t,v ana
might. We never close Madison iuS
MatIhaH i!gl we
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DISH WASiiE!; and assistant desire work.
Madison IUi-L.
DElN .li-founG married man wants Job
HS iiincy OF truck driver. Can IuruI.n
reference. Madison S6I-W
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~ siShsS .sAR,ICE
business ocryioe, Unorcd

CARPETS. CARPETS
ci. SL!r,Is iC%osen iato .cw yucs
hita.oGa .i.'"i". Co.. .li North Ninth
St.vvt. ~ adTJJ:I 2is2.
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REAL ESTATE fUR KENT
Apartments and fIlntS

NPHFtH1cHtS nnU Flats "a
MONUMENT AVE. 25O6--wciI- furnj.bcJ
apartment. ground moor. 1--WE bedrooms,
th'tt baths. large reception hall sitting
room sun paIior. dining room: heal fur
n.sh,u FOR rent from October lst ia
July ist Rent. furnished. 5000 p.r
month. Madison 52J7 'e'
oE1oSD. 3ll NOKrII-Flvc nice rooIn.
on: bhth. two cloBrts and porch. ,,ri v.tn
Iii,hhhSs; ci,eitic lights ana sus. Ran
nI,, NE. s70l-A-Modcrn corner
nat.- % IatE: rooms, 9 norrhc. S'
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BOOK * i:i.rER aud typist. light work a,
$3.50 Ter week gy an cif!"r!y -cWiIr-
per week board Included. BOX q 1871.
carn Two D!Spatch.
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Hclp-A.aic az :-r,n..i.

MTS ana women :or POSITIONS in this
CITY: also coioTrd couples. r"rtcrs. but
l,rs, Chhunvurs Tor wO.> North. Regis
;rr with Richmond Employment hruAC,
p Nurih Eighth
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

hftlclcS IOf OalO oil
her * Michaelson. sos Brook Avenue.
Randolph 1913.
iCMP--Wnync nc-EaIion gasoline pump.
pTactica!iy new. for sale cheap. Ter
ilELLS-SmokcIess shells. Sl.lO box
Eowlett bicycle Co.. No. ilS West Broad.
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES of all kinds.
Navy hannocks. Sl.9j each: new barb
wire, hs-lp. coils slightly rusty. Sl.1J
per coil. - II. l.. Vim steam engine,
Sl.J: N-Crimp roofing. slightly used. 4Oc
rcr sheet. IL the army used IL, we have
II. Writc for cataios. Dept. No. /,
Army and Navy supply Company. i21
Iirook Avenue, 1908 East Franklin
street. 1901 Lester Street l'honc Madi-
son i00l). Richmond. Va.
SEVERAL hundred galvanized buckets
ana IRE pals. lSc each; 5-Sa.lon fire ex-
tlnsnisheiS or spraying machines. ~ each
WINE they la-t: 100 concrete and CON
tractors wheclbarrows at money saving
prices. |. BluiOrd ~ Co., a0l y. Fifteenth
Street. Madison 1912.
LADIES' and Mems felt comfort slippers,
use. Empire Shoe Co. b0t W. Broad ST.
SEE our electrical display at fair. Gem
Electric Shop.
Is LOVE LETTERS. read two ways l5c
L. .. BOX $40. Richmond. Va.
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily tostify
to tho good results obtained from Timer.
Dispatch Want ads.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GARAGES bookcases. shelving; also fur-
n.tuEe repaired and painting. Reason
Itts g.Lee. S1isiLgti0m. Madison 221
GAEAGrS-Hc Wil! uu!id you an 49,
steei garage cheaper Ihan the shipped
ones Ja:aes W: keHGier the Metal
S,i"as Nh: III West Main Street.
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:;;SS

CONFEcrlONERY store for rent with all
hNtuTcs: heat and water, $50 per month
Apply 1901 Porter Street. South Rich
, 1921-03-30

for what purpose, lido not know. We have
impot ted farm implements, have used
them, and are still using them, but we
cannot accomplish much without hard
labor. There is not a state in the United
States that is not using imported labor,
In Hawaii they are using im ported labor.
I see no reason why we should not be
allowed the same privilege here.
(T1O be continued.)