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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-05
|THE ONE UNVANTED
By RUBY AYRES
Author OF "A Bachelor Husband etc.
oopvrioht BY Wheeler Syndicate. Ine.

Of Nina. wns young and unsophisti'
ca ted enough to believe that a man only
kissed a girl II he really cared for her
and wished to marry her. thought
was too excited to sleep n wink, and
vet I fell asleep before had been In
bed more than a few minutes.
1t was the excitement and fatigue.
suppose but, anyway, I slept soundly
all through the afternoon, and woke to
find my room quite dark, save for the
glow OF the fire which Mrs. Albcrry had
Insisted IN lighting.
/ lay still, only half awake, think-
Ing Of what Ind happened Just like
a dream Il seemed, and az was won
dering whether ! ought not to get up
so as to be in time to see Mr.. Ander-
son when he called that evening, as he
said he should do, Mrs. Alberry opened
the door softly and tiptoed in.
'I'm awake" said, laughing, and
could hear tho sigh Of relief she
gave. ., =,
was beginning to be afraid; really
was
"I've had a lovely sleep, and I'm
ouito we'll" I declared. I'm going
to got dressed and come down to sup
"Supper! Why, bless your heart,
It's past ten," she told me. 1--WE had
supper and cleared away an hour or
more ago, but. I'm, going to bring you
up something hot"
| sat up and leaned on my elbow,
staring OF her.
past ten! Have l been asleep all
the afternoon and evening, then" l
asked blankly.
"You have indeed, miss she as.
sured me. And sleeping quietly, too,
or / should have had the doctor over
here long enough ago."
lay back on the pillow with feel.
ing of disappointment.
Has Mr.. Anderson been?" asked,
and for the first time ! felt shy Of
speaking his name.
She was making up the fire With
big log. ,,,, !, ,- 49,. ;,
"And I'm sure hope that he's done
the same as he told you t. do, and
him stay and change Into some Of
Johns things, but not he. And /
wouldn't be at all surprised if be doesn't
get fine chill"
"Hc doesn't look delicate" 7 snid.
"Iic had pneumonia last winter"
Mrs. Alberry said tartly. And once
you've had 1t you're always liable, 30
my mother used to say"
She came and stood beside the bed
and laid her hand on my forehead.
Sure you don't feel feverlsh?" she
asked anxiously.
"You dear old silly, feel perfectly
WE'LL" ! answered. "And I'm very
hungry"
But she would give me nothing but
bread and milk she had made up her
mind TO treat me as an invalid, TIL
the next day at all events, and I bad
to submit With as good grace as pos.
sible.
But could get no more sleep tha,
night; ! lay awake watching the
shadows on the walls and ceiling, and
thinking about Mr.. Anderson.
When should I see him again? FL
seemed suddenly to fill the whole worlt
-my world, ut least-to the exclusion
of everything else.
I got out Of bed once and crcpt across
to the window, drawing aside the blint
to look out toward his house.
But there was no light in the room
which ] knew was his. and ] crcp
back to bed with forlorn feeling.
l wondered what Nina had though
about It all, and what she had sale
about me.
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CHAPTER XIII
A Letter Full OF Meaning

was up early in the morning. l was
sure that Mr.. Anderson would come
over 90 breakfast as he had done that
first day Of my arrival, but though my
heart leaped at every sound and step
he did not come.
II was much warmer, and a thaw
had set in.
There won't be any more skating"
l said diScoRsoately, and Mrs. Alberrg
answered sharply that 1t was good
thing, too. She still kept looking nj
me nervously. and asking If was sure
felt fit to be up.
II never felt better IN my lifc," I
said emphatIcally. ~ promise you that
I'm not bit the worse for my duck
ing"
or speaking, il It hadn't been for MT M
Anderson, she sold, and ! knew she
was right.
II had been n terrible moment be-
fore | felt the grip of his hands. 7
did not want to think about 1t; knew
| could never be nearer to death than
l had been then.
"nndcred about 'hc house The whole
morning, 'eei'ng rFg'l s., ami cXc;,cd
AR. a lerry was out on the farm md
MS wife busy about the house. There
was nothing for mo TO do, and I did
not care about going out alone.
Every time there was q sound NJ
wheels In the road outside I wns sure
IL must be Mr.. Anderson. But the
porning and afternoon passed and he
did not come.
When it got dusk 7 put on my hat and
coat and slipped out of doors 1t was
n dark night, but | managed TO find nv
way somehow across the field footnatb
to Llttlc Langton--that was the name
of his house.
There was no light in tho upstairs
window, but one In the parlor where we
had had tea that first day. Now was
actually there ! could not find the cour-
age TO knock on the door and ask boldly
how he was.
too, besides the one that he miRht be
III. Supposing he had regretted kiss,ny
me, and was staying away on purpose
stood out there In the darkness Tor
long time, staring at the house and
wondering where Nina was.
II he were i'll would she nurse him?
! hated her.
When got thoroughly chilled ! went
pdCh Hulllc uHuHl, uHu CTept III Ht the
side door and up to my room.
My nerves felt all stupid and jumpy,
and | wondered II perhaps, after all,
was going to be Ill.
Then an idea came TO me. I would
write Mr.. Anderson little note and
send It across by the boy, Ned After
all he had saved my life. and II was
only natural for me to write and thank
him. had not been particularly gra
clOus last night
wrote n stiff little letter by candle
light in my own room.
Dear Mr.. Anderson hope you are
none the worse for the wetting we had
yesterday. ! did as you told me (fol
once, expect you will say and had
hot bath and went to bed. am quite
well today and verv grateful to you for
pulling. me out OF the water. l am
afraid ! was horrid last night, and hope
you will forgive me. am sending this
note by Ned, because l nm afraid you
may have caught chill. and are not able
to come over as you said you would
Once more thanking you very much for
saving my life, ] am,
"fours sincerely,
"SALLY SLATER.
It wasn't much Of letter to send to
man who bad saved you from hor-
rible death, and l realized it with a
sense of discomfort. Yet knew ! could
write nothing better.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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4 CHAPTER XII
Ilsappointment-A Tasto OF the
Future

had my bath, and great basin Of
Pt cruel, and a severe scolding from
10 AIberry before ] went to bed, and
Eeh then She followed me upstairs and
ed me sOundly.
tocr woman! | think she really had
pAd fright. 1t was all I could do
.seep her from sending for doctor.
euppoSing you'd been drowned" >"
Pe Mid over and over again.
nut I'm not drowned" | said. "I'm
ENe Well now, and, oh, so beautifully
Latnm And | snuggled beneath the
Pmll! quilt and looked over the top Of
az her with sparkling eyes.
! wished She would go away and leave
10 ! wanted TO think, and to remem-
" mat last wonderful moment when
Esk Anderson picked me UP from the
~ chair and kissed me.
had never been kissed by a man
E,Vre' and 1t seemed as I lay there,
|,,s.elHl Tor the warmth and comfort
son,s r 'hat dreadful walk home, that I
|i'viu never want any other man In
\ Tue world to kiss me again.
suppose ] had always been n little
auve with him, right from the first
Smsnt t when he spoke over the hedge,
|os, en the wheel came off our tran, but
Nm knew that loved him with nil
" re. rse. 4 and soul. ~ "
|,t nat one kiss had made me his only
|Dc,a auueTly-and young and inexperi-
NV |s.s as was, told myself that what.
NJ I'nn, happened | should he perfectiv
by [rppy IT, II ohiy ! could spend tho rest Of
h. VII ~ could marry her millionaire II
In maea' and Winnie could have all
I'M 'IIOhey the aunts liked TO leovc hcr
only wanted Marx. "'''
4'Q forgotten my incipi.nt jealousy
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CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Get the Best Pos 'tion
You Can Fill

Don't be content, day i'm and day out, just To work
give service.
You can't give service unless you have IL u,,i,io
'ht IL shhrd To you You can't tlo you
can't put your heart into work.
There is old saying. even the least one of air
has IL gift BIZ, small, there is omrthin, YOU can
FIND out today where, that position whit
ing for You by reading the help wanted
Itrhs classified section. Watch these ever, day
they arc the latest ACCOMPLISHMENTS the en-.
poycrs of Richmond who need competent help
If calls for the hat &, Your slr-
ciaity-you attract the attention of this city's cm-
IoycrS by using brief but compelling. nd in the
Situations Wanted columns
Find your work-ect what want-usc Dispatch
classified ads.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
American Ssi!OHd. Bank,

June 81. 1891
~ u meeting OF tn" Board Of Director,
he'll! today tnc regular quarterly dividend
OF ~ was declared. payable To siuCKuuld-
eTs "i - 'O'! Jgu" -. 1871 ChcgAs SIN!
bc mailed -. -. IT'LL, Cashier.
DIVIDEND 0uti.e. Universal Leaf Tobacco
Company lac. The regular quarterly
dividend OF yer cent on Tn. $500, 900
preferred stocK IL the Cn.vcfat. Leaf To.
bhccu Company Incorporated. na. been
declared, oaydblr JuIy /, 1921 10
preferred stockholders oi record at the
clos. o! uusiH,ss June -. lysl L. C.
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WEST OF FIRST srwEET.
a. WOLLSlEFER.
30ui Wt-t cary Street.
BUTTONS DRUG STORE.
5000 West Cary Street.
SHikhEI : PHARMACY.
H. North Sheppard street
BLANKS Boulevard PHARMACY
2SVU West Broad street.
CAV EDO'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd.
HOOVEK'S PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main.
THE BRANDS PHARMACY,
26Ul Park Avenue.
G. c. KERN.
224o Hanover Avenue
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY.
2e.i Grove Avenue.
Il. l. BOON Err,
1919 West Main Street.
HERNlTAGE DRUG COMPANY.
1871 West Broad street
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
1901 Park Avenue.
WEST END CONFECTIONERY
1901 Wes. ,;un Street,
A. l.. JOHANN.
ST West Main street.
l..u --"LET PHARMACY.
aSi South Pine street.
6. CHlOCcA BROS.
Sl2 West Broad Street.
V. r. MAY \ BROS.
$50 Erook Avenue.
T.. ANT DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad stree.
COHEN CO. DEPAkTM EST STOR |:
II Eas; Broai Sisec;
w. <. SAUNDERS.
$50 W.st LcISh street,
EAST or r'iitsl siitE.i:T.
SCHER'S,
iOy North Third Street.
HUGHES FUGNlTuEE co.
323 North Fifth street.
J. III HUME.
sac North Fourth Street
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Legal Notices
BOARD or SUPERVISORS oIs vJit:S-
TERRIFIED COUNTY.

TERRIFIED COUNTY.
sealed bids VIII o., r.c..ivo,i -, Tho
Counts Clerks "iiicc, Chesterfield, Nir-
r!hia. until !; u'Clock noon Monday JuIy
il, 1871. iuJ the construction OF ,ppTu,i.
inat'lE one fourth az mil" OF the WuoI-
ncck"r Hoad. through tho town %. Et-
iiids arc asked ;o- penetration rnac.d.m
" inches thick, nnd N f,-t wide, ana an
alternate tor concrete ant inches thick
and = feet Wide.
Specifications az" IA lilo 80 tho ono.
~ tEc County Clerk. chc.t.rGcid Vir.
rinit. aud a. I'll" oi,I." ni th" STATE IIlrh
May c"mmsmpnrr. II. South Third Street.
Copies OF Specifications and bidltnr
proposals mag To- obtained from thu stat,
Highway Commission uyon request
Ger l,''i ,h'cn Tor '.5U must accom-
m" rIsh, Is reserved To- rc1ec, amy or
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or Giles
fl:RflELp COUNTY.
Dl|iDE% b--lh- ,ivrnau-A nIrrlcan Iiuiii.
INK and Loan Corporatiun al It's las,
meet ius OF directors. ncli ism inst; de-.
CGared scmi-ahnGJ! dividend OF Al, -
uayan!- L" "Cknoid"rs on aud alter
July J. 1871 Chas. II. Wills secretary
aud Treasurer.
June O. 1921
81 IN. regular meeting 81 IN. board D,
Directors OI the national State ANA CIV
Bank ot Richmond "a. held OF This ,Ga,.
the Usuhi quarterly dividend %. 20. was
d"via."d. payable july ..-i. 10 -ioc.l
". ). RYI.AND
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40 SNJ PHARMACY,
JUl East Nam Street
Sct..,,a.
Ninin and Broad Streets.
hULNND IL. ClilLDREY.
IS NJ tn Eighteenth street.
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
INVENT first and Marshall Streets
i,....r.li'S PHARMACY.
Twcnty-hrst and Main Streets.
AiiiMUUNT PHARMACY.
2l2o paramount Avenue.
EATONS PHARMACY.
Twenty sixth and vcnabie Streets
:. ID. CRAIG,
2soV East Broad Street
Ii-..Do Di,,i STORE,
2y00 . Street.
j. II. SMITH,
33V= EjLst Marshall Street.
MILLER & RiOADs.
" ElSBEi,,iEn =.
FULTON.
JOHN 7. kuESrEK.
2l5 Louisiana street.
i. II. VAUGHAN.
S9GI Williamsburg Avenue.
j a. BLACK X SON.
1916 Williamsburg Avenue.
SulTn ui,.,NIUNB.
.AAiES .,>Ef.
lI5 last Twelfth Street.
= ! PARRISH.
1903 iiul. street
NnSlli \t'I'iN " E.h Kti.
.ol6 Hull street.
nuonI.A.b HEIGHTS.
WuDDi.AND tt.IGll'iS PHARMACY.
Slgi SrmmcS Avenue.
BAiiroN HEIGHTS.
IN HEIGHTS CONFECT'Y.
6lo Nortn Avenue.
HIGiii.A<p PARK.
". Is. VAUGHAN.
tourta y and S:Ia. Street
kDitSb rAit.N.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY,
1900 sS->ac Avenue.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

DRUG STORE-For sale. Rexa!i drug
store "a line ctty ot 90. zoo In the South
best location IN shopping center. so.5v0
VIII buy II. Address bON l. 23j. care
The Dispatch.
SPLENDID opening for responsible ma u or
'lrm 10 act as general selling agents for
sale OF stock OF large Development cor
pUIatiun. Backed ~ Responsible bust
mes, men Licensed under the iiiuc say
laws OF Virginia. Entire stock issue
bonded 10y s. uuu. 900 bonding company.
Liberal commissions. kig 1t con-
Germ can make some big money handling
sale OF TINS isSu. OF stock. send refer
cnrcs and for further particulars ad-
dress Room ). Mutual building. I2l
razewel street. Norfolk. Va.
WopDWORElNG Mli.l-For nai-. 81 small
woodworking mill, consisting OF planners.
saws motors etc, located the Sur-
iolk and Portsmouth svIt Line Railway.
Portsmouth. Va. Convenient 10 trans
portatiou AID lumber markets. Good
Whatlry Company. Inc. III New Kiru
HuildinE. Portsmouth. Va.
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Situations wnntcd-,lalo 81

EXPERIENCED Man in statistics and
cost work desires pusitio ION in Richmond.
To begin July list. Analysis of labor
costs anL operating expenses specially.
Viii consider clerical position OF any
kind. Res: OF references. BoS b:i
cat" Tn. Dispatch
WANTED. permanent position by young
man with three years coller. CONNER
Ella, work Anything considered. BoA
Cos. care The Dispatch
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'CLA SSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden FOR aulck nsEEuENCE


tered
next o
EVENING and
= = price srpa
W
Ly. soc set solid
a ly.
"A Sc, set solo.
aEat
OF "a. insei
1cuusecu lnsrrtion prices Of b
pOin
the point and
a pc u M be Sc is inch
Il cent wordSu nua
q al
/ sunasu wordlo
must accom-. the order
~. NJ M. weck-d
IulK Al
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ROOMS md RO.fRD
Rooms Without Iionr,i

MONrlcEltO ia North Eightn-Sic.
81 TO 81 weekly. ""'S
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wantcd-I'emalc 30
STENOGRAPHEH. eight years experience
rapid accurate neat, desires substitute
work beginning July !. Box Is 6it care
The DispatCh
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale


ALL SIS hats now 1850. $40 hats noIy
So. Miss Tyler. 2o3 North Foushee.
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Vacation Pieces

BEACH, HAVEN COTTAGE. Ocean y,.,y
va. Mater front. Room and board &,
IfX: s'2 % week Stop 10. Cottage Car
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Virginia,
June II. 1871

The Directors Of this Company ha We mi.
DAY declared dividend OF two per cent
t2So). payable on and after July 4 1o1i
10 STOCKHOLDERS Of record at the close al
business June %. 1921. -
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Help Wuntcti-Sinlc

Help Wantcd-Mnlc BIB
ASSISTANT AUDITORS and b"ckkcepcrs
Wnn,ch: SALARY t. $500, Y" WORK for
Information about EXAMINATIONS. salaTi"s
and duties. ii"N so. waSh'nslon. u. =.
Hi ,;in:l s Ian'eG rirs, N;;,.onal Bank
Drug CLEnk-- Wanted registered or a,.
s sScn' f SSy Hr"; SisrE Al rstsr:
sIrssi. AIsSanirlla. y va. S"S''' 10 King
Sals,y slyao - ,n%nih: ior s!orS II
years Of experience IN first letter Box
=s, care Times Dispatch.
MN "n;;h malc attendant twhircj
business nan. Must l." adj" 10 drty..
c"r Anry 100 wgs' Main Street, Ct,y.
MEN with light ears other conveyance.
Tor T,p'Iiti WORK in all counties. Hox
MEN wanted 10 learn the barn"r trade
w.itS Tor inf%T Ti i:"h Hnn sit ;,E.
1cr I"ll"E. 81, East Marshall Street.
III 49, EN Sons T ds nan,srs A.
r1STAi. MALI. SEHvlcE-Mon wanted
<9,,n ION" IN soon Sa'aTy 81 te'i So
Sehoo Of Ciyil service - Pope HiLg
SrWE% 2,Gi rd,,i,. MD cI.ERlcAl.-
IN hanlM SieiTa GH,i!" n,, Nrny in own
Employment AG.ncy 7ic ives, IL broad "I''''
IpuNG MAN FOR collecting and adjusting
Must b" familiar with city and a hard
worker. RI" work is temporary. bu, ma
rr@!" permanent TO satisfactory party.
9;iic". & y J.. Telephone Co. ASK for
Eclp-Aialc or Female 81
ORG ANlSr- Wanted church organist aud
choir director. Apply II. y. Travis. Dan
-==--==---.=---
Statesmen :.nd .I@enIs 3o
AGENTS Urea, money Tor agents selling
ideal fiber cutters. II you ar. :, lIv..
"irg II VII pay you to got some cN
pS' per i" day Send f S" sm if 10"
Tor and tuil particulars he quick.
;S.%2niG3rrn Kitchen u'"nsii Company.
AGENTS-w Wanted. live wire. up.to-date
capable stock salesman. I.atge de-
hIue SKY laws Of virginia. Entire STOCK
nany. Liberal COMMISSIONS: one OF the
."s' selling STOCK propositions ever Of
tho hight Kind u, :.an TO make some
zig money the mex; few months Give
to- HdIrr.s ROOM nH 8. Mutmsi i Hull ISs
III West Ias"wc.l street. Norfolk. Va.
r.pid gas lirhtor. lights gas Instantly:
co.'s q" 'fn . 'i ronI,sen; 1s hnrd MsE
Ior..
SNI.ESMEN wanted throughout YOUR STATE
10y lHiE'et company III the world she.
rislizinE u! accident aud health insur-
dHCH. 'aSh condensation and liberia! re-
hcwdI commissions. Johnson u Adams
"out hcastCrn Managers 40. Bond I,IdS
Washington - (
SALESMt:N RESIDENT. cXpcrl.nc,J n
cover states OF N"st NtrSinI", Virginia
North Carolina. SUu'h Carolina with "N.
."pu"na' lh" "I ritk pcttiCnats and
blo"m"rs for Now York house of rcputr
Commission basis, Excellent emporium
for live VIE. Irving eastman Co ana
seventh Avehue Srw York city
Situations Wantcd--FcmnIc 30
NuRSE-o. Is. nursing. carctakiny and
b116.J.
LET Dispatch Want Ad sell II for you.
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ANpERsoN's SPECIALS.

.>NpERsoN's SPECIALS.
Whit Mountain ,refriscrator.
stone iined. top ice'. 80 lbs. cara-
Leonard cicanable porcelain
lined refrigerator, ~ lbs. capacity,
*S:.tS.
Zero refrigerator. so lbs. ca
Gibson Columbia refrigerator.
with tank. S@:.s1.
Ennaio refrigerator. with tank.
nnsie ,s s'f,se ssSS ar slightly
ANpERsoN's..
iiroad at FIRST.
ANTIQUES AND FEATHER BEpS-Any,
anywhere in Virginia See a.i other
buyers. then can , ,as man mat rays TOP
Main Street kisnmond. Va.
A%iI0UE rukHiI ukE- nrautiiui piece,
10 rouHn or reiinisned Oh easy terms ]
kinds: tents. cois. bIankets namIro. =.
raincoats. boots shoes lesginxs. uni
tshshtly. fus,yl ii.7S per coli: .S-nSIrH.ae.
.sis. eoaHseses!s dss.. Once NEE d ,aGn
wood eio.nes lsSkefs s,romIrr. time
H. we haV. H. Write for free cats.os
t GsDt iox i sas itssnmoSdv surely FIX
Brook Avenue. 1903 East Era nkiin Street.
itts and MadIson tooI. 80 "''''o
HI a.ys niohsy wuo,. you buy and ss.i
xihrough these columnA
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GRACE ST. h :09-Furnished hon,,.
Keeping -.,oms 20? East Grace.
MAIN ST.. W. 1.-Two conu,rtiur ro,.-
furnished for housekeeping: ba ni.n o"nis.
furnished bedroom. ''heiS
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r you wan, 10 rent a mouse. use this.
Want Ad.
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In NIcnlOriaIn
r'nn.,m ,"c.."-

PHAJIP-EdMtn phaHp. funeral director
and cr,!aa liner. 'uy t""i MAIN "'''cC
Madison lsl. RtuJrlph ont3.
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Rooms for housekeeping d
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MY StNopK wanted. Il f",v summer
80 .'i.' "h"-'"urth NH" from ,'nrNs.
,"dh. lirhiy al shade and modern CON.
n.n.,hc"r. -;irIy I" Mrs. g. y. Snid.r
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HOUSES FOR sale

HIGHLAND PAEN-For sale new seven
room modern dwelling and large lar
wei located IN Highland Park near ear
line and school. Price only IS 001
Small cash payment, balance TO suii
H.. N. Mcclure. Real Estate. boulevard
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Hclp-Male or Female 81

piiGANlSr- Wanted church organist aud
choir director. Apply IL y. Travis. Dan
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hERfH fSDiSE
Articles for Sail.

! CAibOSA iUSs ,nuruuruIy nv.rhg,,Ix
and rua'autevd Elicit Womhts 800.
Co. Randolph 1855 'Ns'
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The Woman the Home KNOWS She Can Ansuer Any Want Al Her
real estate FOR sax


WILL ENCHASGE iLcOine city prup,tty
for small farm homc IN country
Alfred Neil CO.. sl5 East Frauklin
Street. Room f.7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

WEST END--Buy from owner, mod
S-room brick residence. tile path hard.
wood floors four porches. all conyen-
fences. Hest location: west OF Voula-
ward. BOX COS. The Dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-02
Whistling Ordered Cut Out
Brunswick and Richmond

A decision has been rendered by
the Public Utilities Commission or
dering the discontinuance of whist
ling by Maine Central locomotives at
the following crossings in Bruins
wick: for both east and west bound
trains, Main street. Park street, Tn
ion street Lewiston branch, Cedar
street; east of crossings for west
bound trains, Stanwood street, Union
street (main line); west of crossing
for east bound train, Cumberland
street.
The commission has also rendered
a decision disseminating the whis-
thing by Maine Central Railroad To-
comotives at the following crossings
in Richmond for east and west
bound trains, South street, Gardiner
street. Depot street, White street,
kimball street, North street; east of
crossing for west bound trains,
Spruce street.
The commissioners have ordered a
hearing to take place at the office at
the State House for Friday. August
D, at 10 A. NJ, standard time, on the
complaint of residents of Auburn
asking for the discontinuance of
whistling at grade crossings in that
city.