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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter

Butter
|rs. Albert condry. Berwyn. first;
w. II. Vaughn. Ardmore. second.
liter, Home Demonstration Dept.
r.. Berry Ball. Ardmoro Rod and
Club.
Hand Soap
ss Hollie Craddock. Ardmore. first;
]. II. Zeliner. Ardmore, second.
Boiled Soap
|iss Hollie Craddock. Ardmore,
|; Mrs. ]. A. Zellner. Ardm0re.
Ind.
Cold Process
hrs. Connie jackson. Ardmore.
|: Mrs. Eddie Gardner, Glenn. sec
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u.IW BOYS & GIRLS


uolstcin Cows
First, Hubert Dyer, second Forest
Dyer, third Alton Trice.
Gucrnseys
First, Fount Dustin, Jr.i second
Ray Dyer, third, Cruce Tricei fourth
r. NJ Bradberryi fifth hsmery simp-
klns, sixth Claude Smith.
Jerseys
First. waveriy Vaughan, second,
Heywvod Vaughan.
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SPECIAL ENTRIES

Soy Bean
j. U. Staples. Ardmore.
Stalks Ribbon Cane
]. r. McGee. Provence.
Belle Holiday. Ardmore.
Butter Bean
T. J. Thornton, Provence.
Holly Craddock, Ardmore.
Table Peas
Mrs. Zona Jones, Provence.
Pinto Beans
Holly Craddock. Ardmore.
Dried Fruit
Holly Craddock, Ardmore.
NJ. Wisdom, Springer.
Cushaw
Mrs. NJ. j. Clinton, Ardmore.
Roy Hughes.
Stalks Of Corn
a. l.. Bouldin. Ardmore.
Founty Franklin. Ardmore.
Tomatoes
w. G. Lynch. Ardmore.
q. NJ. Treat, Ardmore.
Figs
Mostella.
Guy Pittman. Ardmore.
Oranges
Guy Pittman. Ardmore.
Peanuts on Vine
Elxie Tyler, Ardmore.
Mrs. Ada North Provence.
Broom Corn
Second-W. l.. Scott. Ardmore.
Gourd
First-A. G. Mullen. Ardmore.
Second-Mrs. Ida White, Ardmore,
Plums
First-F'ay Griffin. Ardmore.
Second. NJ. Crosby. Ardmors,
sun Flower Seed
First-tlolly Craddox, Ardmore.
Acorns
Flrts-Wllliam Burgman. Ardmore.
Stalk Cotton
First-L. b. Clack. Ardmore.
Cabbage
First-Alice Willis. Knda.
Olra
First-Lucinda Mynard. Ardmore.
Stalk Tobacco
First--J. a. Easley. Provence.
Velvet Bean
First-W. q. Lynch. Ardmore.
Castor Beans
First-Minerva Morris, Provence.
HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT.
Mrs. Minnie u. Church. supt)
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT
Cornish Indian Game

POULTRY DEPARTMENT
Cornish Indian Game
l.. c. Cooksey, Ardmore, second cock
erel; third cockerel.
Il. G. Graham, Ardmore, first pullet;
second pullet; third pullet; first cock
erel: first pen.
Buff LeghOrn
NJ. ID. Money. Ardmore, first cock
erel; second pullet; third pullet; first
pulet; first pen.
White Orpington
Mrs. Bertha Fry, Ardmore. third
cockerel.
Mrs. Ada North, Ardmore. second
cockerel.
II. w. McGill, Ardmore, second
cockerel: first cockerel; first pullet
first pen first. second and third hen.
Silver Lace Wymdotte
r. w. Bennett, Ardmore, first pen;
second pullet; first pullet; second
cockerel.
Black Langshang
L. B. Atkins, Ardmo' > first cock
erel: second pullet; first pen; first hen.
Brown Leghorn
T.. NJ. Payne, Ardmore, first cock.
erel first pullet; first pen.
Rhode Island Reds
A. A. Edwards, second pen: third
pen; third pullet.
Mrs. George ID. Wilkes. Ardmore.
third pen: third cockerel.
C. ]. French. Ardmore. second
cockerel.
Spanish Hamburg
]. F.. McGill. Ardmore. first cock.
erel: second cockerel; first hen.
White Wyandotte
Wayne Bingham. Ardmore, second
hen; third hen.
j. L. Simpkins. Ardmore. second pull
let; first pul:et; first cockcrel. first
hen.
White Leshorn
A. C. Payne. Ardmore. second pullct:
first pen
I.awreLc6 !. e-wald. se~on' pen.
c. +. Belt. :. - ore. third her.
Robert Crittenden, Ardmore. first
cockerel; first hen: second hen: first
pen: third pen; second cockereL.
Barred Rocks
]. r. Pennington, Ardmore, first
cockerel; second pullet; first pen.
Minnie Willingham. Ardmore. third
cockcrel.
Neil Owen. Ardmorc. third pen.
Martin Turner, Ardmore, first cock
erel: first hen; second hen. third hen,
first pen.
Buff Rocks
Holly Craddock. Ardmorc. first cock
erel: first pullet. second pullot.
Hugh Cathey. Ardmore. third pullef.
Buff Orpington
Hugh Cathey. Ardmorc. first cock
erel: first pullet.
Golden Wyandotts
Mrs. A. c. Bell. Springer. first
cockerel; first hen: second hen: third
hen: first pen: third cocknrel.
Mrs. A. j. Mitchell. Ardmore. sec
ond pullet; third pullct: first pen.
stIoLtAuNis6to
Alma Mueller. Ardmore. first cock.
erel. first hen; second hen: third hen
first cockercl: first pullct: second
puilet: third pullet: first pen.
Rhode Island White
William Thorogood. Ardmoee; first
pullet: second pullet.
Baninms
Hubert Horton. Ardusore. first hen
Auconas
Hugh Cathey, Ardmore. first ccck'
erol. first hen. first cockcrol. first
pullet: second pullct, third puliet.
Fit Game
John knight, Ardwore, firs. Geek
erel. first hen.
Harry Hiydon. Ardmore, firs cock
erel. second puilet; third pulle,. frs
pullet; second cockerels first hen
first ccckerel, second hen. first hen
first cockerci. second pullot; thir,
puiIt; first pulie;. first cockeee.' sec
osi hcp.
,sweopstake specials for merchants
rreWiums.
Golden Wyanaotte
Mrs, A, q. He'll Springer, first per
sweepstakes,
Whits 0rpingtoa
IA NJ. McGill. Ardmore, second pen
sweepstakes.
barred Rocks
J. X. Pennington. Ardmore. thir'
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POULTRY DEPT. CONTINUED

War Horse Pit Game
George Treat. Ardmore, first cock
ere; third pullet; second pullet; first
pulet second cockere.
Cornish Game
Luvala Hignight, Ardmore, first
White Orpington
Roy North, Provence, first cock
ercl; second pullet; third pulet
Walter North, Provence, first.
Viola Butler Provence, first.
Silver Lace Wyandotte
Grace Ball, Ardmore, first cockerel
third pullet.
Black Langshangs
Aubrey Carroll, Newport, first
Jewell Zellner, Ardmore, first cock
erel third pullet; first pullet.
Ruth Gardner, Glenn, third cock
erel.
White Rocks
Bessie Holley, Provence, second
cockerel
Jewel Holman Hewitt, first cock.
erel.
Clara Holman, Hewitt, third cock
erel.
Jim Butler Provence, second cock
ere.
Brown LeghOrn
Russell Arnold. Provence, second
cockerel; second pullet
Will Neatherline, Newport, third
cockerel; third pullet; second pen.
Lille Miller, Provence, first.
Paul Atkinson, Ardmore, third pen.
Floy Cook. Ardmore. first.
Edith Wilson. Provence, first.
Fay Dial, Ardmore, first.
Black MinOrcas
Richard Michael Provence third
cockerel.
Albert Arnold, second cockerel; Sec
ond pullet; third pullet.
Bertha Holley. Provence, first cock
erel; first pullet.
Ruby Arnold. Ardmore, first.
Brahmas
Matte Fair Provence, first.
White LeghOrn
Gladys McGee, Provence.
\ Lois Hickman, Springer.
Opal Folsom, Durwood.
Owen Folsom, Dufwood.
Minnie Millingham. Ardmore.
. Viola Maker. Ardmore.
Barred Rocks
Pamsy Webb, Durwood.
Hazel Ross, Springer.
Beatrice Easley, Provence.
Delphia Thompson.
Helen Johnson.
Waverly Vaughn, second pen.
Lille Bell Turner, Ardmore, secono
| fret nIIIlat
Willie Banda, Media.
Jesse Mcbride. Ardmore.
Rhode Island Reds
Ruby Stallcup. Ardmorc.
Roscoe Bearden, Brock, second cock
erel.
Lawrence Bearden, Brock. first
cockerel; first hen; second hen; third
hen; first pen.
Clyde Bearden, Brock. first cock
erel; second pullet; first pullet; first
: pen.
Lille Bandy, Media
Irene Stinson, Media.
George Mckee.
Nova Pettyjohn.
= White Wyandotte
Rayburn Anderson. Ardmore, second
cockercl: third pullet
Aubrey Richardson, Cheek.
Omar Cuttle. Ardmore.
Ruby Cook. Ardmore. third cockerel
Ola Thompson. Ardmorc.
White beghorns
, Pearl Webb. Durwood.
, w. r. Mcmillan. first pullctA
Ray Foz, Durwood, third cockerel
third pullet.
I,orena Edwards, Durwood.
Arlis Adams. Durwood.
, Asa Hughes. Ardmore.
william Ratliff. Newport.
Golden Wyandottc
Lcaa Lynch, Ardmore. first cockerel
Clarence Bell. Springer. second cock
erel. first pullet,
Red Sussex
Charles Arnold. Ardmore. secon'
cockcrel.
Annie Cook. Ardmore. first cockerel
first pullet. second pullet.
>. Silver Spangied iamburgs
Jewell Gardner. Glenn. first cock
cred. first pullct. second pullet. thir'
4 e,Ia
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RABBIT DEPARTMENT.
49,. lg.l.l...

Charles Nelms, Ardmore, first buck
Bobby McCiaine, Ardmor.. first buck;
first doe.
New Zealand
W. Il. Posey. Ardmore. first Doe.
first Buck.
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TURKEYS


Tom, first, Chester A. Dunn, Ard.
more, hen, first. Jack HlgniRht. Ard
more.
BRONZE
Tom, second, Farley Rtchmons, Ard
more. second Farley Richmond, Ard.
more.
Tom. first. Mrs. Ada North. pro-
sence.
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ADULT CLASS
Cookies

Cookies
s. w. b. Lohn first: Mrs. J. A.
er. second.
Ginger Cookies
3. r. Helbach, Ardmore. first;
b Craddock, Ardmore, 2nd.
Doughnuts
ma Lynch. Ardmore, first; Mrs.
er Shields. Ardmore second.
Rocks
$. Lamont Byars. Ardmore.
Red Star Pie
w. w. letter, Ardmore, first;
c. p. Smith. Ardmore second.
l Red Star Cake
9. C. p. Smith, Ardmore first;
w. c. Combs. Ardmore second. p.
Loaf Cake White
- G. II. Alexander. Ardmore,
Mrs. r. Helbach, second.
CocOanut Cake
3. W. T.. Combs, Ardmore first;
Fora Howser, Ardmore, second.
Angel Cake
$. w. w. Jeter, Ardmore. first;
Bert Gaines, Ardmore. second
Devils Food
g. II. S. Tillinghast. Ardmore'
Mrs. George Tarter. Ardmore,
ID.
Chocolate Layer Cake
title l.. Busch, Ardmore.
White Layer Cake
=. C. +. q Ringer. Ardmore-
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First tom. first hen, second tom,
second hen. J. Il. Pennington, Ard
more.
White Turkeys
First tom, w. VI. Hoovin, Ardmore;
first hen. W. NJ. Hoovin, second tom,
second hen, third hen, w. NJ Hoovin,
Ardmore.
Indian Runner Ducks
First drake, Lula Stafford, Springer
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Winners In Home Demonstration Club
Work

work
r O. o. y. club. Milo, ist. Willing
Workers club. Provence. End; EQUAL
Rights Social Welfare club. ard: Han.
py Hour club. ith: Berwyn Thrift
club, bth: Home Circle club. 9Th: BUSY
bee club, Youngs school. 9Th: Clinton
Mothers club. s,h.
Winners In End Year Canning Club
Miss Matte Fair. LIST: Miss Beatrice
Easley end; Miss Bessie Holly. ard:
Miss Poussy Webb. 4th: Miss Lille
Bandy. 9Th: Miss Ruby Mckee. 9Th;
Miss Bessie Ayrshire. 7th Miss Dora
Ward. Sth: Miss Frances Amerson,
eth; Miss Jewell McGee. 10th: Miss
Alice Ramsey. nth: Miss Bernlce
Knight 18th: Miss Bertha Trumine.
Miss carmon Trousdalc. Miss orma
Folsom and Miss opal Folsom received
prizes Of one dollar each for their
exhibits.
Winners In the ist Year Canning Club
Miss Nellie Davis. list. Miss Lcline
Bingham, End. Miss Susie Stlnson. Ord:
Miss Viola Jones. Attn. Miss Esther
walker sth. Miss Pearl Webb. 9Th;
Miss Alberta Arnold. 1th Miss Edna
Mitchell. sth; Miss Lula stafford. 9th.
Miss Dclphia Thompson. 10th. Miss
Ada Morgan. iith. Misses Fra Clnis.
pie. Minnie Taylor. Lois Atkinson.
Incz Jackson. Georgia Mckee. Willie
Bandy. Alvin sula. Audrey King. Ear.
sic Jones. Bertha Holley. sNola Reid.
Cecil Burgess. Estelle Little. Pauline
Little. Viola Butler and Helen Butt sil
received the minimum prize for their
exhibits.
Fourth Year Canning Club
Mis- Annie Hurry, list. Mas Ollie
tContip,,es nm pan> ma
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HORSE AND MULE DIVISION
An, Draft Hired

My THNII WFrFW
Draft mare any age. first. second 7.
I. Little. third Tom Horton.
Colt. one year and under two, first.
W. J. Richardson
STANDARD Hired
stallion, first. ]. NJ Money. second.
John Knight. third. N. Wisdom.
Mare any age. FIRST. l.. W Hunter
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CORN SHOW


Group One 10 Ears Late Corn
First. r. II. Crittenden. Ardmorc:
second j. NJ. Crosby, Ardmore; third.
j. NJ. Crosby. Ardmore.
Group Two) 10 Ears Medium Corn
First. Earle Ward, Milo, second,
NJ. Wisdom. Springer. third. X. II.
Ciittcndcn. Ardmorc: fourth. II, II.
Roland, Bcrwyn
Group three) 10 Ears Early Corn
First. VIM. Maynard. Ardmorc.
10 Ear Grand Champion
First. Il. u, Crittcndcn, Ardmore.
100 Ear Special
First, II. X. Crttcnden. Ardmore.
second clyde Bearden, Brock: third
II. A. Rinor. Provence fourth. NJ
Wisdom. Springer.
White Pop Corn
First. Lena Lynch, Ardmore. sec.
ond. c. Il. Atkinson. Ardmore.
Red Pop Corn
First Lois Kunl4, Springer second
George Mckee. Durwood.
Yellow Pop Corn
First. Malcom Hammond. Ardmore;
ae'onds bflltf ioilinSs PROVENCE
Tcu Heads kafir
First. ]. r. Maddox. Lone Grove:
second. Joe Kelly (lndian),
Ten Heads Milo
First. ]. 4. Easley. Provence sec.
ond W. T. Battley. Ardmore.
Bundle sudan Grass
First. A. Condrv. Bcrwyn. second
Wood Morris tIndian).
Bundle Alfalfa
First. X. II. Crit,eaden, Ardmore.
Bunch Sweet Clorcr
First. X. n. Crittcnden, Ardmore.
Display ~ Grain and Straw and For.
ace Grasses
First. X. n. Crittcnden. Ardmore;
Exhibit % Open Bolls II Cotton.
First. Lucy Lynch, ardmore: second.
bon Lacy Mutt, Ardmore; third FL.
zie Tyler. Ardmore. fourth oleenie
zellner. Arrimore.
Exhibit 100 Open Bolls Cotton Especially
First. W. Il. Mutt. Ardmore. second
Floyd zellner. Ardmore.
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SWINE

Duroc Jersey
Boar one rear and Overt First.
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Poland China Hogs

First. Roy Richardson; second Roy
Hughes.
Poland China Hogs
First, second. Annie Hurry; third,
fourth. Ann Morgan; fifth X. Q. King;
sixth Guy Bell.
Grand Champion Club Cow All Breeds
First. Fount Dustin, Jr; second
Waverly Vaughan.
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OTHER THAN SPECIALS

Pound Cake
$. NJ. T. Fuker. Ardmore first;
Hubert Davis. Lone Grove. sec
Sponge Cake
y. w. w. Jeter, Ardmore.
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CONTINUED on Pass 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-01
Cover the City and State By Using I'D Want Ads
HE.iL EsT.iTE FOR Sale
Houses for Sale
NORTH RICHMOND

NORTH RICHMOND
Griffin Ave-, 6 rooms,
modern. $500.
E d G e w God Ave, 8
rooms, oak floors, mod
ern. $3.50.
M oss- Side Ave-, 8
rooms, brick, modern.
Sill, 800.
+ d G e wood Ave, 8
rooms, oak fioors, mod
crn. $3.50.
Hawthorn Ave, Roland
Park, s rooms, mod
crn. S1l, 900.
Lamb Ave, 8 rooms,
corner, 80 TT. lot, mod
ern, exc ept he a t.
$6, 80.
II a w t h orn Ave, 8
rooms, oak floors, tile
bath, sleeping porch,
laundry trays. $1,000.
Noble Ave, 8 rooms,
modern, beautiful
shrubbery and garage.
$40, 800.
J. a. CONNOLLY
& co.
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-lUGTIONS-IEGiLS
LEGAL Notice,
OFFICE OF
DIRECTOR pF FDbLiS WORKS

OFFICE OF
DIRECTOR pF FubLiC. WORKS
soacI rroros.ls wH' d. -eteIyei
,h!~ ollie. uuill J.. O'Clock aeon In- :.
'oF haui!ns hnd setting granite curb
Forms 81 proposois can he obtained
a ccr,iael che,k for amount sta,
100000 on PROPOSALS must accompa
crch bid as guaranty OF execution
contract, The director OF Public wor
reserves the right to reject Rny and
BIDS. ALLEN SANllIE:
Director o: PUBIC works.
SrECiAL MEETING or noT oWNE,
OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
COMPANY
\ special meeting ~ III. 10, owns
81 the Hollywood Cemetery COMPANY v
- No-lh Smith street. Richmond. V
on TIA" 2ith day "C .Iunc. at O clock r. J
for tho following purguE"S
:. To consider and act upon an amen
m"ut TO section III OF III" ny-laws. VIII
provides for iN. election o! IN" board
hir"Clor 80 a. to suthur!z" N" incrca
%! +,iG board to such numr"r A. the
"wncrs may deem proper and 80 As
pTnVld" Tor th- iliing of vacancies IN :
hoard between annual meetings
.. To "!tCt such number % directors
ar" necessary TO max" w the iul! mri
hcrship Of The board under the amend
laws.
?. To consider and &c, upon sol
measure which vii provide a method {
amending the bylaws hercnfic: 9TH
Wise shan ny the lot owners.
II. c. wIIEREY,
President
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FiN+fCi.5L
business Opportunities

HusinrNS Opp0rt 80
DO You VAST Ia max" big money This
summer railing ga merchants Tur 10.
names %; debtors who HAY" Skipped o.
Address ii"S sac BRISTOL Va send i.f
't"nrrs and 20 Ccuis In stamps Tor nI.i
SHOE SUur. urst.ci.SS. Tor sail. .oo,i
in@H''n"' good business, i'll max" terms
1Hll Boulevard -
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May IT, WI.
The partno-ship heretofore existing J
tween John w ITstis and II. NJ. Mar,
trading an! doing business as MduChcs'
Mills. is this day dias"ivcd hy rnutua! ca
sent Their present nt'ic" viii be ma
tanned for thu purpose -! Winding W
affairs 81 the concern.
on and after this date tho business 81
b" continued 10y John ". .Iusris as .
sole prpDrictor. who Will alone b"
sponsiSic therefor.
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.lOIIN W. .II'STI

IT. VI n Y II ~
Referring TO tho above. wish 10 tina
our patrons for tho business which q
have given MS. and to solicit its 90
! t!nuanc" for myself. The same prom
ness and fairness in dealing viii be rig'
! adhered 10 Ivy me.
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REAL ESTATE fOR RENT
Apartments and Flats
FOR RENT

broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. I'M
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
sonable.
broom, modern furnished
apartment. Possession
June 1. Located Park
Ave. Will lease to Sep
TENDER. inspection by
appointment.
broom apartment in the
BRANDON. Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
New broom modern apart
ments on Boulevard. Pos
session in July. Rents
reasonable.
4-room apartments on Mon
ument Ave. Possession
September /.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
st. d rooms and path.
Price S25 per month.
Down town offices. Imme-
dlate possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
or en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractlve. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
3 new West End stores.
Possession June 10. Rent
reasonable.
MORTON G.
THALHlMER,
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. s..
business rln;c> for Ken, 80
We have hro.d. Man ana ..s.iy stree;
.isis East M,ln Street.
Houses for Rent 80
COLOREp PEOPLE, NoTlCE ror rcn,
several hats. a's, months r.n, free Z"
%or'h Adams street
Wantcd--To Rent 81
OFFICE SPACE Wanted. ny COLLECTION
tf,. n.rina;iofit. ndviso tniIy With prize
iox u $50. rhe DISPATCH.
RoOMS-Want Or room. in ives, End
REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE
business Property 81
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
yelpaHIf .iGs!asss gs2gotiy u tho mos,
! confidential, Address q 5U-. care Nm,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor .Sa,e
I 4
NEW rEANkLlN SEDAN.

brand new Franklin sedan for SALE at a
considerable sacrifice. This car. which Is
positively ncw and in perfect condition.
is sacrificed BY owner 20 hu! larger siz"
open eur.
JONES MOTOR CAR co. INC,
boulevard lis,
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Lost aud Found

IaAt!'-- .-.w.n .-nA-p. tumcfA. dI.rcto!
aud vElpAlsuyg. sos Eas. Main street
Alaai-.u IL. Randolph 5000
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SALESMAN

A large rubber company
has an opening on their
sales force for a high-grade
man. One experienced in
the sales of tires preferred,
but not essential. A man,
to qualify, must be able to
show clean record of sue
cess and have a good per
sonality, be tactful and re-
sourceful. To the individ-
ual measuring up to these
requirements we have a
position Offering eXcep-
tlonal opportunities. Re
plies must be comprehen-
sive, giving age, experience.
education, etc, to be cor
sidered. Confidential. Adj
dress
B-542 The Dicnotcb
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EHP:.;ji
Help Mantc,i-Mnlc

CARPENTERS wanted. 10 nrst-class
carpenters. non. other need Apply.
Hhon" Madison ','i-W.
COLLECTOR wanted. young !nan: salary
and commission. no application Husw"T-
I'll unless accompanied 10y las. lhfc"
Years experience" AMI t. t"g'uU.S. p-E.iuNu-
mt. Box u al. fnr rtmvs- Dispatch.
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B-542, The Dispatch,

IN y fii 80 men covering tho small
t"NhS 81 inlS stat" wanted by on" OF
.Ahl.rh"cr COMPANIES 20 act a. spcci. /!
al'..rA'"'".E's ~ amounting local
"neTf"uC men. prose UtiuE oprortuni-
rs !" dvEoi" 'h"ir incomes X. . snow
AE'ncy Secretary. 100 BOND i,uldinv
WANTED. iwo ars,--ia Architectural
craftsmen S'"ais lob Au,Iv ~ ~
G. lehlirc. Archit"c, and Encin,.r c,,:
Iote! ictershurs. Petersburg, Va
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Tcts

BABY CHICKS Start them right Feed
tn"'u '!REAi!A MASH. Sold IN - and
!JV-poGEd sIcNS. your dealers or
hraGer " hasten. los E.ts, Cary street
PAElRl bGE ROCKS. Barred Rocks iixh,
and da'h. BacH M!..orcas eggs Ed
heck. Nandoluh 1890 i2Os Broox Read
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Vacation Places

Vacation Places 20
ALTON HOTEL.
Opens June !. 1921.
The most beautiful situation in tho
i!luc R!hr" Mountains, "A distinctive sum
incr ana autumn resort. on ;nain lin. OF
{. X -. hallway. The usual aInuseineuts
Write Tor booklet
Acton HOTEL.
Alton, Va.
BEACH HAVEN COTTAGE. Ocean V!-w
Va. on ocean front. For rates apply
Mrs Triton. 1873 Ocean View Avenue
HlUE RIDGE STRINGS HOTEL.
Opens Iunc list under new mana s--
mrEt. Famous dyspepsia waters: a!nus"-
mcnts. dancing. tennis, riding. bowling.
billiards. pool. etc. wr!t. for booklet
Blue lI!dSr Springs Hotel
HLuE RIDGE SrKI NGS. VA
lDLE-wIiILE COTTAGE. Virginia Beach.
Va. Twenty eighth street station
Directly on this ocean front. near Couu-
try club and casino; solid comfort. al
the cnIoyIncn;s OF IN" sCaSh0r-. or"n-
Jun" list Season ana weekend rCscr-
vations should he made early Mrs
l.. r. Rowland. Manager.
TIE KENlLWORTH. Virginia beach Va.
Ocean front: all rooms ho; and cold
running water: private baths
THE OAKS FARM in Blue Ridge Noun
ta!ns. near Roanoke. DELIGHTFULLY."- cool
and rcstlui. Frecsione iithia spring
water. Excellent cooking. BOX 1885,
Route l. Roanoke. Va.
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Real estate tor Exchange X
Will hNciiANG;E neon. ctr. pro,.,
.Vi >nht. ;ari" az home IN cOuntr
SHtnn alsII Co. AS I.ast Fransi
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PaIntIne-rai,i..x

II IS IMPOSSIBLE lot yOu to Us. h,5
Taste ~ you sriccS your wall paper from
Us. Il H. HTaurr. opposite Academy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

We Will. baud yuu an alI stool ..,,,t.
S,E'Hp"r Nan Va shirr"G ones Jane
v k-uilr". IA. Nr;.L ceiling Ia1 -
West Hhln Street. hanru,tn 49, -"
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rI.inIinu-Sintinnc,,

E:VE LOrF.s. h.. heads. s,.te,U.,,.
cares, siop yer 1900. !citcthcaGs. 81 %
yer !,vJo' sent pTep"la Get our quota.
I,rimt!ns 90. k!chmomd VI.
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ROOMS md BOARD

Rooms Nth Board 81
FNA&kLIN STREET. 200 EAsT--II.nd.
sunc!y furnished rooms. N4tn or WIN
UGt nain. W. make speciality OF table
board.
GRACE 81 ". ls-Thrce Coun.ctiu,
rooms. large and small. one sulta BILE
Tor Il patty y; or I. next bash
THE IIlL!. CREsr 800 East Grac, street
strictly aTs;-C!dss board, electric !iSats
and hot water. Wo specialize In table
service.
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BUSINESS .,EKlIlE
huemes. services offered ~

AWNINGS AWNINGS!
bFd't nu" duf aNu.G Inc RASH. M,Ii.o,
-, h''hh""I Awning Gu. 81; NW-th