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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14
MILK DISTRIBUTION


Cooperation succeeds well in the
distribution of milk. The need Of the
cooperative method in this field seems
Especially urgent. The attempts
which co-operators in the United
States have made are most encourage
ing.
Striking dairy workers, men work
ing in the creameries and driving the
milk wagons in Minneapolis, decided
to organize comparatively. If they
had been guided by the usual soap
box advice, they would have organic
ed as producers, taken the place Of the
bosses, and sold their milk to the con-
sumers for as much as they could get
from them. This method would have
created a nice little privileged group
Of workers who would be interested in
making as much profit as they could,
out of the great mass of working peo-
pie whose babies need milk.
But these men took counsel with CO.
operators instead Of with visionaries.
They wanted to succeed. They organ
lied the Franklin Cooperative Cheam-
cry Association and went out and sold
the stock to nearly 1000 consumers.
They themselves became stockholders.
the same as the others. After their
strike they went back to work and
! then they took two years to organize
their consumers society. They did
patient and painstaking educational
work. When the society was formed
and the plant and equipment ready,
the original workers left their old bos-
ses and went to work for their new
society.
They now occupy a strategic posi-
ton. The drivers know how to get
customers and the inside workers know
the business. The more members as
consumers they can get, the more
work they can have and the more
dairy workers they can take from the
private bosses and place in co-opera-
tive employment. They are all inter-
ested in seeing the society grow.
Above all, they know that the bigger
it grows. the more babies will be serv-
ed with good clean milk.
This society should be watched with
keen interest. 1t is showing the way
for striking workers to re-organize
their craft. This is the method which
should be used also by laundry work
ers, bankers, and other craft unionists.
Ii is the cooperative way.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14

Mr.. Clarence Bethunee. who is atend-
ing college in Philadelphia. Pa, is
spending his vacation with his parents
in this city; Miss Gladys Smith Of Ris-
ing Star, Tex, is TIE guest Of the
family Of Mr.. G. R. Ferguson; Mrs.
w. M, Matthews Of San Antonio, Tex.
is visiting the femily Of he- brother,
Mr.. ]. NJ. Sandell.
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Mr.. Fern M. Wood has returned
from business trip to New Orleans;
Mrs. c. M. Gibbs, Jr.. went on visit
to her sister, Mrs. Manning in Orange
Tex; the marriage has been announc-
ed of M. Spear M. Turner and Miss
Marie Meadows, stenographer at the
office of attorneys Foster & Woosley;
M. and Mrs. D. V. Smith have re-
turned from Jennings, where they had
been visiting Mrs. Smiths parents;
Mr.. A. L. Dreeben has returned from
visit to his daughter in Dallas. Tex;
Mrs. Mitch Hadnot has as her guest
her sister, Miss Marie Greasy of Mans
field; Misses Susie and Doris Peters
have returned from a visit to Shreve-
port; Miss Fannie Cudd has left for
Homer, La. on a VISIT to Miss Sarah
Meadows; Mr.. Walter Phillips has re-
turned from a visit to relatives; Mr..
End Mrs Luther Davis, who had been
visiting Mrs. Davis's parents in Crav-
ems, have returned to LeesviIle; Mrs.
C. w. Averre has as her guest her
daughter, Miss Elmer Averre, of Beau
mont, Tex; Mrs. A. c. Ellis has the
pleasure of visit from Mr.. Harmon
Smith of Fort Worth, Tex.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14
Local and Personal at LeesvilIe

August 18th, 1921, is the day when
Sheriff Turner is to sell property on
which taxes, with interest thereon from
January 3Ist, 1921, have not been
paid by real estate owners in Vernon
Parish, the owners themselves to point
out such part of their property the sale
of which is likely to cover the amount
of the taxes due for the preceding
year of 1920. The property may be
redeemed within the current year by
paying the sums due. together with the
legal costs and an addition of twenty
per cent. All persons holding mort
cages on property to be sold by the
sheriff will save themselves all sorts
of trouble by attending to this matter
at once.
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Messrs. E. Williamson, Ed. Temple,
W. H. Jackson. w. R. Scarber and L.
H. Wise have been appointed by the
Vernon Follce Jury as Board OF SUI
pervisors to superintend the construc-
ton of roads planned for Road Dis
trict No. 6.
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The newly-elected officers of the
Vernon Parish Fair Association, ]. S.
Jordan, president; ]. A. Cain. vice
president, and Alderman J. M. Cakes,
secretary (re-elected). have resolved
that henceforth admission to the fair
grounds shall be free The next fair
is to be held this fall and arrangements
for holding it are already progressing.
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Citizens desiring to vote at the COM
ing national and state elections should
not fail to register their names at the
office of Hon. A. R. Hicks, registra Of
voters and Clerk Of Vernon Parish,
who also collects the poll tax for 1920
now past due. Registration will close
80 days before the next election-for
Judge in August.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14
Person

William H. Collingsgood reufne
on Wednesday last from bushes
trip to Una. Arkansas.
y x
w. E. Alexander with his family
have moved and are now domiciea
in the house recently vacated by
c. (Daddy) and Ma Crawford.
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Miss Venita Thurman Of Oklahoma
arrived Sunday afternoon to join her
father. Dr.. w. L. Thurman. ii tie
Colony work
1879
Little Myrtle Waters, who has been
quite i'll with measles is reported much
better. Friends Of Ii. family will b
glad to note this.
81
Miss Lois Will is again IN Shreve-
port with her parents. after three
weeks visit with her friends in The
Icolony.
**
Mrs. Mary E. Thomas is leaving
on Sunday for an extended stay il
Shreveport. She will be a guest Of The
Wills family until the arrival Of {. c.
Daddy Thomas. who expects to fol-
low her later in the week.
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E. J. Carter Of Cooley. ARR. has
been a visitor this week for several
days, and expresses himself as being
greatly pleased with the conditions
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph E. Blood
worth, accompanied by Mr. Blood
worth's mother. are spending some
time down on the farm near Horn-
beck. La.
*y@#
The many friends Of Mrs. Ethel
EShafer will be pleased to learn that
she contemplates returning to the col
ony just as soon as she can dispose DE-
her property in California.
X 4 SIS
Fourteen school mates and friends
of Katherine CantreII gathered at her
home Tuesday evening to help her eel
lebrate her seventh birthday. After the
usual outside games. the guests went
indoors and were served with canta-
loupes. and after further indoor games
lice cream and cake were partaken 81.
THE merrie bunch left before ten o
clock. after having had fine time.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14
\ Vacation For You?
Spend an Inexpensive, Interesting Healthful and
Profitable Vacation with the Colonists
at Lano.

When you are all worn out with the cares
and anxieties of the year, and the hot sum-
mer sun and the call of the woods get you to
thinking of vacations, let your mind run to
a community of congenial people, intelligent
above the average. cooperative to a high
degree. and happy as any community any
where
This community is located in the western
highlands of Louisiana. The health is excel
lent, and the climate splendid and equable.
Not terribly hot in summer, and delightfully."-
mild in winter.
This is where you should spend your va
cation, for you will imbibe their spirit of OPP
timism and renew your thought factory Your
carefree attitude will rebuild your mental
and physical being.
Not only that. but you may become inter-
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14

To promote the candidature Of Mr..
Justice John H. Boone for nomination
for justice Of the Supreme Court in a
newly created second Judicial District
comprising Vernon Parish and num-
Der Of adjoining parishes, largely at
tended meeting was held last night at
the Leesville Court House, several
speakers dwelling upon the valuable
services rendered to the community by
Judge Boone, whose knowledge of hui
man nature and his vast learning as a
lawyer, his kind disposition and stern
administration of justice have made
him esteemed and beloved by his fell
low citizens. The meeting adjourned
after a large number of enthusiastic
admirers of Judge Boone had organic
ed Boone campaign club.
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Box rent is now due at the Lees
vile post office.
The contract for the building of the
new public school at Milford has been
awarded by School Superintendent
Finly Stanly to Mr.. ]. D. Mac MILAN
the structure to cost ST ,792.24.
Definite steps to build the new pub
lie roads in Vernon Parish have now
been taken by the Parish Police Jury,
the funds appropriated by the Parish
having been turned over to the Louis
lana State Highway Department, the
respective officials to award contracts
next month.
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Marriage licenses were issued this
week by Parish Clerk Hicks to: MIR.
H. B. James and Miss Scheyenne Shar-
es. both of DeRidder; Mr.. r. Beyers
of Mayo and Annie Beyers Of Pitkin
Mr.. William Dowden and Miss Willie
Valentine, both of Hornbeck; Mr..
Luevince Thompson and Miss Jessie
Bell Mccall, both of Fullerton; Mr.. E.
A. Durbin, of Oklahoma City and Miss
Grace Marie Chatham, of LeesviIle;
Mr.. S, NJ. Turner, Jr., deputy Parish
Clerk of LeesviIle and Miss Marie
Meadows; Mr.. w. A. Keith of Sh~eve-
port and Miss Eunice Burke of Lees
Vile; Mr.. Emil Cedars of Montrose
and Miss Berta Hillman of Mora.
$50
Messrs. Henry R. Scobee, Lev
Jackson and Joe Tucker have had tbs
grocery and other business inco.por
ated, with a capital stock of $4,000
the firm name adopted being H. R
Scobee Grocery Company, Inc.
/ $3.50
Mr.. Chas. Davis of this city has thu
pleasure of visit from his sister, Mis-,
Irma Davis; Mrs. ]. W. Sanford ha.
as her guest Misses Goldie and Franci,
Hill of Dennison. Texas; DR.. Will.
and his family left town for a visit tic
1.-THE doctors parents at Forrest Hill;
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14

ested enough in them to want to join and
live vacation all the year around
This community is the Llano Cooperative
Colony.
Your vacation will cost you less here than
anywhere else, for your board and room will
cost you only dollar day.
Why not write and make arrangements to
come and spend your vacation at Newllano
Learn all about how this Colony has lived
and almost died; how they have now discov-
cred the cause of its failure, and how they
have made more Roadway since this discov-
cry than in all the previous effort Is this
not worth knowing2 Is it not worth vaca-
tioning for9
Plan to spend week or two, and under
stand the cooperative colony movement.
This is an invitation to YOU.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-07-14

British Isles-a body Of land entire
surrounded BY hot water-Nashville
Iennesseean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wanted by
competent stenographer who is not ufraid
OF work. Law work a speciality. Boa
q gas. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

wAEEHOu t-A!A&--Wan. position a,
w"icAou7eA'"" or foreman. packing
house boss, foreman q aug labor 81.
pei!cEceu tsI!y Cl-.A, business eaucatiou.
white. sober, industI!ous inofAI CHAR.
aeieT, Ready 10. work now. H.
eIe.a' Lo1 -. IL. y. no. !. re.
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DTGcr OF cCmu.a=aiy cley.. a. CHECKER
Unvk.eyef o. clerk IN pOHi.oiilce nave
. nad tAEcTJeHcs at AL ABOVE and a,n
10 tie NOR" al right Wnue. sso -:
u. >. c!tizen. DO moi uae slcunoli.
dr;'.hs or tobacco. HlEh school eaucA.
: item. F.fsl-cIHss ie!ercnc-A H. A
PeaiIGss JeuoIa Va.
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OEEICE OLE

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
November 81. 1921.
sealed proposals will DO received at this
ofiice until ~ o'clock noon Tuesday, De
cembcr -. for the building of reinforced
concrete, HeSment block, brick and vitri-
ned pipe severe at various places within
the limits OF tho city of Richmond -
deposit OF $40 Is required for plans ana
specifications before they arc delivered Ia
bidder. which amount In rcturnsbie after
bidders proposal IL received.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained on
application.
certified chock for amount stated on
proposals must accompany each bid as
a guaranty OF execution OF contract. This
contract covers approximately $4,000
worth OF Hcwers. Tho Director OF Public
works reservea tho right TO reject any
and all. bids.
ALLEN ]. SAyILLE,
-N Director OF Public WORKS
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd--Fcnuile 81


REFINED white woman with small
children to support must have some
work. Can stay In store. VIII do clean
5 Ing by the day. Address Box ga
caro- The Dispatchc.
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Household Goods

HOUSEHOLD EOOuS I'D
LITTLE CASH GOES 4
LONG WAY at
BECK FURNITURE co. INC.
SPECIAL TOMORROW
New Perfection oil heaters s5.s
Top rugs. 27r5t. special. asc
sNs felt base linoleu:n pieces sass
we mahogany finished steel bed 3la95
1ao ivory finished steel bed. sl295
Columbia phono6raph, with large Morn
ing Glory horn, si2.5o.
Victor rhonosraph, with large horn
and splendid tone. {,2.5o.
sSi: Pr!uston tapestry rugs, 1855.
steel cots, sass up.
Oak chinorier, good mirror, sli.1a.
Several large hot blast. coal and wood
heaters. large enough COR store use, each
$40.
3ie' new iron beds. slightly marred, only
left, special, 1926.
ChiIdrcn's rockers. special. Sl.6e.
Boys wagons from 3Iss up.
Nciocipcdes with rubber tires. 3i.15
Edison monograph. Anberola STYLE Z
records free; price. $3.50.
Gas range, four burners, good condition.
REMEMBER, \ LITTLE CASH
GOES LONG WAY AT
BECK FURNITURE Co, INC,
MARSHALL. STREET At FIRST.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale 81
SACnEr POwDER. I've por package. y, o.
Box so, Richmond. Va.
SEVERAL. hundred ERivariseI bucket. : nd
nro pats. lse each: b-galion tirs extlu-
Euishers or spraying nsaehtnea 81 each
while they last; 100 concrete AMI con.
tractors Mh,cibarrvws at nioncy..s vim q
prices. /. biuford 4 Co. sol North rIf.
teenth Street. Madison soiS.
USED upright pianos a; grea, Acrifcn
To make room for new Crafts cabinet
grand pianos. RARE opportunity to 50.
cure bargains that are without equal
Liberal special discount to cash buyers.
sfeciai easy terms TO responsible persons,
Ola instruments OF any mako accented
IN exchange nj full Waite. Com. in the
morning 10 see fine assortment. or send
FOR bargain bulletin Crafts Piano Fac
tory. sample room Twentieth and Frank
lin streets. Open Saturday nights until
o'clock.
WILL sacrifice new Detroit level range.
Cash or terms. Iol Eas; Franklin street.
to7ao- beautiful new sample rhonoSraph
In oak ar mahogany finish cage: regular
list price. siS,, Discontinued models, bu,
desirable Instruments. Plays al records
Sale pic" exactly one hair OF list. Five
year guarantee. p!sCoun; for cash. De-
livery u; once nr later. II you prefer.
ku; limited number available. LET
Crafts BE Your Santa C.aus" Factory
az Twoni!cth and Franklin Streets,
s.i>-Siicu upright piano, looks practically
good as new. Modern design Excel.
lent :nccimcn OF this make. ThorourGiy
Tcbntt Guaranteed. Crafts riann Fac
tory. Twentieth and Franklin Streets.
business Equipment o.
DESk AND cllAiR--Otlice Il .sk ana chair.
Boulevard aIs.
-
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Si,ualiuus Wunted-Ninie

work by day by coioTel
gig. 90. East Clay.
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desires position "a; once.
married. Can give bcst OF references.
Can tame position at once. BOX r. go.
care ! he Dispatch.
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FINANCIAL

MONEY loaned. to per cent. Jacobs
Loan Office. Inc. SCI East Broad.
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CHAUFFEUR. - Cwhitcl. highly educated.
open tor position VITA private family.
islx q .3s. care TAc Dispatch.
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Jcwclry and Watches

ScHAAF'S XMAS SPECIALS
SlO.oo-Gent's real Rec. ruby rings
&s.So-Stcrlinv cigarette cascp
si.s0 and up--Slckcl silver cigarette
cases.
Establishes vanity cases.
Sl+oO-St"r!inc vanity cases
tll.eO ua-Mili:ary brushes
3s.6o--Thrcc- ricc. manicure.
Slo.so up--comb and brush mirror sets
slt.oo-A dependable io-ycur wrist
watch.
32o.co-it- jewelcd 20-ycar wrist watches.
~ written guarantee with these
SloOO-Misses' diamond rings.
SEQ to SSCo--Dia ,nond rings Prices re.
ductd on our cntir" diamond stock
Woo up-Gold stick pins. cum pins. bar
pins. cum buttons. etc.
You just mus; see how much better Won
can do ~
SCliAAF"S.
JEW ELERS,
t26 EAST BROAD.
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YOU CAN
HORIZON MONEY
SO CHEAP

ami such easy terms OF repayment
from Citizens Loan Society. q licensed ana
bonded nrn. for use III paying overdue
b!IIs 10 buy the things you need for
CASH a; BARGAIN ikIcES. that you
should take advuntagc OF our service
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WOULD like to purchase direct from
owner, building lot in North Richmond
or Highland Park. Give loca ton and
price. Address a 2uS caro- The Dispa .ch.
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ROOMS And BOARD

GRACE. sos EAST-StriciIy hrst-v.as,
toard. al modern conveoiences. *.
cciient table scrrice.
ROOM and board tur business lady. Cal
randolph 5c55-J.
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REAL Estate FOR RENT

WANTED TO rent grocery store. or might
purchase stock. state fully what you
have to offer. BOX q 233. care The Dis
fTt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

SHOE SALES Nan Young man d.s!res
wotn - saoe rH.esmau .. Fora c.r on
tturn driver. H"sr .ad experience IN
buih Lines at once. y Us Gaze Tin
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IEIGHTS-Ncw 7-room
brick, tile bath. laundry tubs. Lion hot
air furnace with Lion gas attachment;
large sleeping porch and fine cellar
home you Will appreciate. boulevard,
1851.
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Lots for Sale

BAINBBIDGE ST.-Two lots. located on
posite high school. Call Randolph 1851
VIII exchange for payment on home.
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WANTED. b. capsule. haEdy man .t.h
toclf. poaIt,On IN apartment hguse. l.g-
tory, hotel or offices. No E!ul OF pc.
pairs 100 difncu.l. CsyI!oA plumber, 8
license. BOX 4 ?47, care The lJ,spatrn
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WI: loan money on your JowoIry. Eaui,.
an!e Loan Society. ic5-A North Eighth
Street
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SHIFTING CLkIti.--YOuns man desire.
Ius!t.o. w!Ih some N'Aulrsale house
ship.tn. u: DaS".no DEPARTMENT. Good
~ ICa.
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Position wanted for pri-
yaiv car or truck %: tractor; expert
rmcrd "ad good reference. 5-A South
xUwiaLd boulevard i7i4-J.
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YOUNG SlA%-Intell!genl lnd ambitious
Ecru ,ia-atoGi had worker. wanna
position GOOD at figures. Boz T. 2.5
CAKE The Dispatch.
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POSITION wanted by i young married
ms" ~h0 L. "A good s.enoEgaihe- and
huO- keeper. Ten years ekptII-uce ia
"o.d, box Ahd lumber business. ~iso eS-
pvT!rLueI IL rA.vuaG Worn. Can also
act as u-.,siLaI Address Box q gas,
oa.e NE l.snat.n
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fobHS 1raf!.rG HsA1. ass -. wants work
Ia abe 10 WON experienced ~ sa-s
Insnsn,p, aGts:"oL.ie mechanic or trucs
GGaaiisu:. HAGss ~Og. az oagr. l.oS.,s
IalHv S-Ad.sV. u..i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted hy brick
layer. job work. Randolph i7sl-W.
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.,ARD WRITER, experienced. wishes posi-
;ioR: willing to ~Urk at reasonable
sa.nry hoN II ?l0. care The pispaie h.
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clerk. i!Iist OF shipping clerk. Best
references, Address T.. =. r.. Use North
lhiriy-s.lond street, City.
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4 AKlESTER-Ncw and repair WORK a
specially. Call Mr.. 4. l.. SordeIet,. Hun.
Gpsi-J. between d and =. NJ.
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BUTLER desires WORN i'll hospital or PR
Nate family. Can furnish reference.
RUFUS Green. 1923 Jacquc!!n Street.
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PAIN! SE-Eiandy man a. painting wood
'or". Is; ine DO your roo; vor. rea!
cheap. Box Il 49, eate The Dispatch.
Ek-iioua- I.sir-:iR. and general
repairing staging al! tools furnished
wt.i NOR. 10y the day. IhoLe Randolph
z.CS.w
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job man. take contrac;
Jobs and wash windows. attend to fur
mace aid yards. MAX hoogs. Yuruish-
stain floors. every other job around the
hous, Address ais Shafgr street
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CHAUFFEUR wanted by chau.-
;cur for private car by CoorvG man.
ltti Jackson street. boulevard 3T.-J.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

NOTWITHSTANDING money. get results
10 page rate book tells huw. Matted free.
Standard Advertising Agency. $40. ST.
Louis. Mo.
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FUS!I!OH "ant,d lufau tcr.m.n or
inH1ssef. si4U.e boss t,am foreman
Farm e!crE Am Rot .Iiaid of wor..
Good hAU.s. L. :. citizen White, ago
20, references. Read. Tor Morn a. Once
net" isOI 50, x J.. -. :. HvusIa -.
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NNA%g.D--A p,sit!on OF an Kind man
u year, old. large t4mus nasUf
worked for siA months w.I take any
ih!Eg that VIII arorI ! Irving ms
hUrth I"ent. eighth stree,
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sth'iCE IA f. Dnp.teb Wsnt Ad. marta
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experienced with boil.
eTs shd machinery desires rOsition az
Gay or night Waterman. les, refer.
ences. Address Is zIe. care The Dispatch.
WORK wanted by colored man as driver
waiter or moot any kind OF vcra James
Leak. 262 East Clay Street.
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J" ANTED-By young man, position VIII,
auto repair company or plumbing ca.
IL j. ACG.. Madison VISA
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