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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23

To-day Is Thanksgiving. We
should first of all be thankful that
we are alive and"
Just then there was a noise out
in the hall. A skiffling, skuffliny
sort of noise, of long, sharp
claws scraping over the floor. And
there was the sound of shifting
and snuffling and growls.
"Quick, childreni" whispered
the bunny. Hide under the table,!
Some one is comingw
Under the table ducked all the
animal boys and girls. And no
sooner were they safely hidden
from sight than in stalked the bad
Bushy Bear, the Fuzzy Fox and
the WooZie Wolf.
"Oh, wow" howled the Wolf.
IT thought Uncle Wiggily would
have a fine Thanksgiving dinner
for us. But look His table is as
bare as Mother Hubbard's cup
board! There's no use staying
here He must be eating his
Thanksgiving dinner at the home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Nov. 22.--It was a typi-
cal scalping market today In wheat.
With no big dominating factor,
buying power increased on de-
clines. Closing quotations were
steady at the same as yesterday to
&C higher, December $1.09A to
$1.093s and May Sill to Sill Is Z.
Corn finished nc to &c up, oats
off a shade to &c to u C and pro-
visions unchanged to lie higher.
At the start bulls in wheat had a
slight advantage, owing to scanti-
ness of offerings, especially In De-
cember. Too much rain in Argen-
tina and excessive heat in Australia
were reported, and there was still
uneasiness over drought In the
southwest. Absence of export de-
mand. however, and forecast of
snow or other moisture for all
states where dry weather has been
a drawback tended to weaken the
market during the middle of the
session. On the other hand, shorts
were more disposed to cover in the
late dealings. lightness of receipts
drawing attention to possibility of
a squeeze in obtaining supplies for
ready settlement Of December con-
tracts here.
Food export and industrial de-
mand gave firmness to corn.
Oats were relatively dull, al
though for the first time in months
some oats were sold here to go
south.
Buying OF lard. presumably
against sales of cotton seed oil, ap-
peared to have considerable to do
with upturns in provisions.
Closing prices:
Wheat - Dec, $1.O9A u; May
s1.11.
Corn-Dec., 1850; May, 54%c.
Oats-Dec., 32Bc; May, 37%c.
Pork-Jan., $14.05.
Lard-Jan., $3.50; May, 1892.
Ribs-Jan., $3.50; May, 1857.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE


EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of Bernalillo
County, New Mexico.
In the Matter of the Estate of
David Weller. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
was. on the 18th day
of November, 1921. duly appointed
Executrix of the estate Of David
Weller, deceased, by the Probate
Court of Bernalillo County, and
having qualified as such Executrix.
all persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent ara
hereby notified and required to
present the same to the undersign-
ed in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law.
IDA WELLER,
Principal Executrix,
HARRY B. WELLER and
WALTER A. DISQUE,
Co-executors
Dated November 18th. 1921. tIl3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
NEW YORK METALS.

New York, Nov. 22.-Copper--
Firmer. Electrolytic, spot and
nearby, 1871 @13%c; later, 1875 q
1870.
Tin-Steady. Spot and nearby,
$2962; futures, s29.62.
Iron-Steady, unchanged.
Lead-Steady. Spot, $40:
Zinc-Quiet. East st. Louis de-
livery, spot s4.75.
Antirhony-Spot, $4.55 @ 475.
Foreign bar silver, 67%c.
Mexican dollars, Size.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23

.351s; cables. 80. Holland demand,
$3.50; cables, 1886. Norway de-
mand. 1910. Sweden demand,
1880. Denmark demand, 1S.45.
Switzerland demand, 1882. Spain
demand, 1874. Greece demand,
4.05. Argentine demand, $500.
Brazil demand, 1882. Montreal,
81 -32
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23

buck and Western Union were most
affected. Sales, 700, 900 shares.
Dizziness and a lower trend ruled
in the principal foreign exchanges,
sterling easing with francs and
most other European bills. The
Greek rate weakened on cables in
dicating that Athens had failed in
its efforts to secure financial as
sistance in London.
The broad demand for bonds,
especially underlying railway is
sues, continued with strength on
other domestic issues and several
of the foreign division. especially
French municipals. Total sales. par
value, $1S,250,000.
Closing prices:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO
CVTyfEES

II advise every woman who suf-
fers with kidney trouble to try
Foley Kidney Pills." writes Mrs.
Bessie Brawner. 1922 Scoville Ave-.
Cleveland, o. 81 could not do my
homework, but since taking Foley
Kidney Pills I feel like a new wom-!
an and am able to do my work."
Rheumatic pains, swollen ankles,
backache, stiff joints. sore muscles
and sleep disturbing bladder ALL
ments indicate disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly.
Sold everywhere. st
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov. 22.--Call money
Firm. High, offered at and last
loan, n per cent; low, ruling rate
and closing bid, 5 per cent.
Time loans-Firmer. Sixty and
80 days. to 51s per cent; six
months, 81 to 5h per cent; prime
paper. m kH per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
Denver Livestock.

Denver, Nov. 22.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900. Market strong. 15c
higher. Beef steers. $500@6.50;
cows and heifers. $3.25@5.00;
calves, s6.00@950; bulls, s2.00@I
800; stockers and feeders. $4,000.
$50. sS
Hogs-Receipts 500. Market
steady to 10c lower. Top, $7.10;
bulk, S6.15.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market
steady to strong. Lambs. $500
S.25; ewes, $2.50@ 400; feeder
lambs, $700@7.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Nov. 22.-Liberty
bonds closed: AIS. 1924; first As,
$9490: second As. $94.90; first
AIS, s95.10: second Ans, $4,000;
third ANS. s96.50: fourth ANS,
$95.1S; Victory 3%s, s99.SS; Vic
tory AIS, $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
CRISP PARAGRAPHS
AND AN DOOR OF SAGE DRESSING

AND AN DOOR OF SAGE DRESSING.
Our favorite brand of perfumery on housewives
is a faint aroma of frying doughnuts--Ohio state
Journal
o q
long, LONG BEFORE.
For prohibition enforcement: $l0O00OOO. II
that keeps up the treasury will go dry before the
country does-Washington Post.
o @
NO DIPLOMA NEEDED.
Marshal FoCh did not have to wait 10 become a
doctor of anything in order to cure Germany or what
allied it.--Indanapolis Star.
o 8
HOW SWEET A MARBLE.
Above the cooling of the dove of peace one catch
cs now and then, the faint faroff gobble or the
turkey.-Chcago News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
GERMANY WITHOUT CURRENCY.

The German mark has reached point where
the daily fluctuations not important 1t matters
little whether 200 or 800 may be exchanged for
dollar. The point has almost been reached where
the more one has of the marks the less of value
one has Because Of the state of the mark there
10 talk Of Germany being bankrupt. yet that is be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, Nov. 22.--Foreign ex-
change irregular. Great Britain
demand, $3.9S&; cables, $3.99A
France demand, 7.12; cables,
7.121k. Italy demand, Alb; cables,
Abe. Belgium demand, $50 ";
cables, $50. Germany demand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
VERSE OF TODAY
Al TT VI n.

The leaves have changed to butterflies
That beat their wings against the skies
Then futter through the sparkling air
To fling their beauty everywhere.
The hills are each a leaping flame
That makes the sunset blush for shame
And e'en the lowly wayside clod
Irnfurls its flag of golden-rod.
Vivian Yeiser Laramore in Contemporary verse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, Nov. 22.-Butter.
eggs and poultry unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov. 22.-Cotton fu
lures closed strong. Dec. 1897;
jan. 1895; March, 1876; May,
1856; July, 17.15.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-23
The Ideal Lunch

Bread is the most essential part Z,
any lunch. But our bread shout
be the mainstay OF your littl.
lunch because you real
lie the wholesomeness. the pure
ness and deliciousness that c. M
bines to make our bread. This
realization should lead you to be-
lieve that sandwiches made Of our
bread are ideal. ~
Pioneer Bakery =
207 South First Street Z
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to 81
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conc |
ship
date
BEE.
and
GOT |
outst|
cOun
paid
who
same
DiI
ico,
1921
Fo |
more
years
from
year.
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4G1O.Ht,ijii.ES
Automobiles for sale

CHANDLER seven puss ,rigrr chandler II,
Al condition tult bv hyuE.,t al reason
able figure o. wliI traU- ID IA!d. call
ME, Little. Madison .hul. -tGir,s., I.4s
West i.rDaI
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ADVERTISING
I:-l'Uint Tyne

me largest type permitted I'm ,ns
Want Ad pages is ~ point. and ma
smallest space in which Il la-poiht
type al may be set is one inch. Tns
rate for this large type is : cents u
word daily and cents word sun
day. The same scale OF reduction,
VIII apply AS Tor regular want ads
These rates apply only I, ADVERTISE
mcnts originating in Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates ave: Daily. IA cents
an agate line. Sunday IL cents an
agate line ,connt words IT, the iineJ
Cash must accompany The order.
Longer term rates Tor business az.
vcriIscrs on request.
Advertisements received as late rs
20 y. NJ and 10 l.. NJ. each wcck -day
ana up Ia l.. VI Saturday for cor:cci
classification III the next EDITION.
situation Wanted .Nds-Maic an1
Female VIXEN presented at the Wan.
Nd Counter in the Dispatch BuIid.us
10y those out OF worK will be iEseItt
Free { Charge.
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Seeing Is Believing

lou won't believe how much time AMI cnu
save through The Dispatches classified columns
read them and the opportunities that crop up
all the time.
iou wouldn't think that many oilers o that
1ust SUIT your needs would he nalCs-iay
Until you realize that these columns by
uicds or Richmond people tell the thousands ct
mond readers what they @ sell
And you safely believe in the appear in
these columns. There nionc
propositions listed inyc
will show that they exactly /, advertised.
Make point OF keeping daily with this nj.
tractivc and reliable market and offers
of Richmond. Your find il profitable every phase r
business or
When AL OF Your own-cail Ram.
tulph I and ask takcr
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| cr'SOil;liS

,uLI.l $50 SuaHppu and wave. zoe, i"ti" :
ut.t.f.l.e suc. ,tngt. 5't. scH.3 Ncd. =
i",s.,- Soc i,,uaoipI 1888.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

htt ~ registered. 'Npvrienycd. wi.h..
- L."- or :.iiCI N,D.~. ,Iur,! ,.,.Iu.,
h,si ,Hi' renee. Address ..u> r. ys. v.,,
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1NDENED Fer QUICK
REFERENCE
Use the TcIcphonc-tall Randolph
AK fnE MINT Al Cukck


Classified advertisements ordered
for THE RICHMOND TIMES Dis
PATCH daily morning edition vii
appear in the next edition OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The ratcy
given herewith cover morning AN,
evening service in all instances. with
the exception OF THE SUNDAY
TIMES DlSPATCH. which is priced
separately.
Schedule or Want Al Hates
? iac a word daily. minimum
soc. set solid.
SC word daily. minimum Soc.
agate caps.
sc u word SUNDAY minimum
odc, set solid.
&C a word sunday. minimum
iUc. agate caps
. consecutive insertions price
III 80 Insertions.
consecutive insertions price
OF Jig Insertions
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CNliNGi.S bookcases. shelving. ais,
h!lur" .e"aigcd ana painting Resin
"''' :iiee- Satisfaction. Madison ~;
rN!sAbt.:r-- Ne ~. u.!!d yuu az. A.
stt"i garage cheaper dian IN. sni,n.d
"n.s James ". RENDER me Net
''''Ht A'dh, az Vest Man S.iuu:
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i-i-E' fHltlAN-Fiisi class E"chanlc w..h
cas- l!c.iIsr. sngs ,..,.,.,,t 4, ~. "
s"F hiid odd i"1s considered. / ,..r
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%
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities
rs

a EnocoLATE la,atiyc La..nes. "a,
MI ~, nI, y"u M I ,n god .Hr SaJ.. rnn
mail orisI list. st. si.od. s.,isfas:'an
sotdatvi DtuE MEG g." Hanover
sGuar.. New f"rG.
snhay f.f,Hsy Sool gsSsS snSd h" tfaaS T.
~. c..:e Tn. Dispatch.
STORE Wanted /" buy IN K,.hn"md or
in'fchai.his" or So. Ga ~ >tor". Answer
,,"N I. "a ear" rEs Dispatch -
dreams CON" ,rme. This w"u'!cr city
!, h.y."T m,a.ii% sr"Hin I'D million
.! 6os,:s,s "n|nirs m%,. W. have
Mt,n G"rg"onNv hr"uiifu. HON. ,lt.,.
Womh"iiH. !;o:m.s' Mo,h|;tni v.i..;y
cal rrofus.on. flsn.ns supreme. Every
GAY gay. You IAN c",-h i"s h,s fri."w. unii'
lara!se tvt motor no"is. vita nundr-'is
wonn", ,,.ats to visit rinrst m"tori,.t
roads ~ Tbs Soutn BatHing ~ ray AID
'a @tn u, % Uas.nss. 10" 'S1 ,o, s'f ".f
est 2oli t"nrrt "a An'rt't" utier con-
summer. dr!irh,lu! Ia win,"- Iou may
own a "car'i:u: nom. here. with i. u"r,
M. ,@sn H., .tS'Gi. u" ~. ,"y1 4
,!m-. Ah.rcss .he Ai,yor. >4lpara.,..
In wanted Exncri-
""c"I ..i"ssn." covering psincinai ellie.
I..i ,. 'i s.ss!Ss'n;. h;'sl l..ini'"s 81.
, m.sH.Sn 'rs'; Ir,..a,"y,SS, seat lest ref
WANTED = Agency CON
nection in Richmond, BY
an Old, strong Fire lnsur-
ance Company. Estab-
hshcd agency preferred,
but will consider any
capable, responsible APP
pllcant Experienced pre-
ferred), if in d position
to control and produce
satisfactory volume and
class of business. No
others need apply. Adj
dress, STATE AGENT,
Jefferson Hotel.
%,ANrED 70 nrY good ,om.,~-ci.'
Ai.s,.si R.s /. n{..Gs.re tn ii" hraa:s h."
W. NA$1
rour "r<'ncs' TO sell We can sci:
wood bu>'L,ssss o: ever, kind. no
matter BOW large ~ snAG o.
wn-.. located wr,,. or .e. u, a,
'nv- i' vnu want 20 se!, ~ tuy
EicnmnLd i!uslne,. E,,nanve
'-.'itfs N,
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LIVE SI'OCk
Dogs. .nls, res

DVEH. NhtN, IttS "a
GOLD FISH and canar.cs for sa = Sout.
ibi.u ID, o.. lib I.a.t GraSv.
GtiN,.A i'iGa--r'or Sale. game. ,,xs al:
Go!nr- Cat Randoiph 526.-W.
i'cGS and prts al AL k.nu.. ii. y W:iv.r
IL W INcniE-G:Eh:h O.. Mad sldG.
RABHITS--For sale, Flemish Giant Rab-
LhS. Young ard nia turcd stock. cheap
Selling o3;. " w. i0wc, 100 Hanover
...- i.E.ai Al la th.s Su,unih - tho al
VIZ: iri.s 10 tht faIis apuui the propo
-tion
WANT u man to c!eac tho cellar: Read
thc Classified ads
;.!D ALL tho indcxed classified ada
ned ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

EEANkLI" iuur-Ias .h-s- r.4m.uy ROAD.
"I"'or 90. !''v "e-. Ar--t street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

You can. save money by regular Dis
patch Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantc,l-Ainlc

NANrED. by young married man. n
job Ia ltnc BanE. or IN aG electrical shop
or In auto snOp, W. J. bottoms. u South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Ladies' Ia.ior>

,t'r-Edw.u phaup funeral director
and .uba,Gt,g, 40 EAST Main StE""t'
Madison lSl. RanGuiTh 1vvo.
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MEN WANTED.
To 10 500 \ WEEK
AFFIt EAC;E,R

'is.Nr flt MANAtF.RS.
"art 10 hear from Capable applicants
mo are ambitions To qualify for i'm
work. leading to ira Ne innmas"riaI pos" s.s:e
lions; hand iaE foreign and domestic
GU. organization. .with she largest stan vi
. sfi'i sNnSr -, IN M w"r,d hns nes%
ios trained uicu 10 h4nuiH iu:rIrn nmI
n"n"s;ie silI'n"nta
:hi" ap?iic%ntf. EHrrrie..cc not nccas-
rhis !, u MINI G.i''a a,D 'G Ian ,,,
YOU, assent position hsccp,"I .i.p.i-
sup aa's .. W;! SG f n%Ssd 1d%r M n-sS
'iiwny traffic "Ngests Of Rational rcau.
<s to ." ho %sSFE wsS sail M H. E W4,sa
inr;r 49,. hastm"s. .Aac.. i"ncc. rr, sent
slea"re r.b"r. Si ..ioi iSssniH t STe
III 'nii"s. Ai"rcss LON y III, cl:c IN"
i'isi-tI.
lN,.r"" o. '"gin'etrd assistant ;haiina.
t.>t eo".Gr s.ahIat" Preferred. G.vd
linz. ,t".Jusniy rap.o. man. {, H"u
az .tl"rvs.,d. 20 'nid T.'e:cncrs VITA
1" Il. i.u'icr. !.y.. h.urg. Va.
SALESMAN -M4nt.d real "sta,. sa,e~-
hh.', Snl"N,!id Chal C" los advancement,
.mh Il s"sis.rl t"i tao Ia urr. .Npa!ic.ai
. n. o. %,,n,,. .ish.:'".,' "a. rs','s snI;.s.
y -! va'" me u.,r"tsn.
So. .Nfuoh MANAGi;R -wan.ch. an
Oh f,ai..a- VII. DoS Ike SIN n. :. 49,,
.. Is y l. a., iIls.., o.
.--!i..'.o' =. -..r"! .s.-,- s..eSmui. ,:on.i
o. or nl.-y 10 r!sh> LLam hcl.y H. -.
81! .tS " Az. Young main to ,-avcl with
't'tts.'S salesman. AUST wear .;. a..
S"n,. A1Ply hriwc"H 10 A. Nj and
J. y. sunday. iiuum $40. Mugpn.'s
81; .t;s AIr:Ni-sa ,"%i4 opp9; ,nn.,y: pay
!is"iied o"lI to alb ity. Ill East broad
eci ~ !r!; - i:Np"ri"Iicci huuse- to nuuse
Soithtf -" not ABBY /; vuu are no;
huSI.v' sou,hcin Furniture Co..
tssN 81
49, -i".'',,' i"cn' service. iujiic EN-.
''"Sh,'"i euL.nn EoLin ;. CITY Hat.
II N"u :" ou OF work ana wan; :, iob
ihr i'isUdt,h Will insert SITUATION
waited M i"i you f;ce y! charge A,n
~" bl>Nstch o;iitc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

CURTIS Publishing COMPANY
wants q. man ~ cover the territory
ci IRE Ma: North Carolina ana
South Carolina a. su;,fin:. uI.,t az
.H'acA"S ana as sales pToiuotcr fo-
~" saturday Evening i'oS, ma
i.'i'rN it"'n" .InG:na! AMI '"nc
Country Gentleman among agencies
/" !f"ady est - Ne IL Nupi!rau-
should have fonda"ss ior ouv. ana
h' aD:" 10 address an Iudi"ac. wa.H
"''ISlnu REQUIRES. AZ. brtV.rcn ~
.sad ., yct1s 4 surety bond Is .,
H.nii" -tdd:esg Box \ III. care.
I n - DISPATCH. for persona inter-
i-w. CIV" lcu- telephone. number
- > 90 confidential
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Moving, Trucking, Storag. =;
i'aintinS-Papcr.n.
= I

'.3'iHH s.ounE. Grating aud shipping
80" '"ics i-AIvrt "o... iHOue AiaGi-un
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.fNNDi NCLh!ANTS
deaths

IALMER- Died % Et,u.aaia. N:'.. SGD
iy,unrr IS. az D. Al. Ellen Nal. .'Li..','.
widow oi ~ Hen I'.t.It'.. N"i't" o.!
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Mo,orc,,.c, ana n,c.c,c,
Automobiles fu, Exchange l.,

3tit> Wanted. t.Ii. Buic. tourihu f,r
tW '"t" lSu' i"S. .a"s III. rIr. Iu..
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BtSil>ESo SERVICE
nnsinrss scrylccs OncrcI J

business services Oucrcd ~
thRfEIS. CARPETS
GA Cartcss !eNOyru i,,u new ,u-s
hlChmoud "niuS 90. "a Norm NNn.n
- lvcS. MADISON -is..
Doll. liOSI'iTAL.
Dolls rcDl!.vd. ali p.rts tu-u!.u.,
Misa H""e iso.m your own cua.,,.,...
iG%hes, 70! Norm tn.rd Street.
Oih HATS c.canrd ana rco!n..;.a 49,,
.!'W. Mamma sN"it niL Wu.nS 49,, 30.
i't"'H SNi'S,. ."h..soh ..Yt
flANO iINI..'.. Icy.iGI.S. ir,,;.,l,,ox
EAV"rt rinGi,nt 'nu.OS,s Iua.auI-,
40! hihdh>i... NON - au -Iv,..rI, nm.
TO have p!t2p- r-oatrrr Mi -,
Your insIfuncnt bfing a 10 90. t,ctnrv
irphir % t'build al !! yuu So drs,ir anj
denver same 10 yVug !.vy adi.,ss mn,
ssNini' 700 Ihe COST q: Inuv.n. Est..
.n"iys "ltGo-t charge Grants l.Isno
r"S'o!S', l"."tein ana rtaa.!:n SIS
PIANO GuNLN ENrer, ,r.pai,iug and
.Ai.i.s. thnN. Nj. SticE. lnc.
SLASH gut. prizes IA Shnr repairing: hes,
i.diviIH,. kdtn'SG"'s Snu. Sno, ismi
49, Main. Randolph 8Ig. .a,,ii,s
h"'i s"!cs ana heels. sI.ap. meas tI;5.
Your fri' ia; c,ancl ana rcbloci.J.
E"',"'y -. !li,vs W.
EZRA HAT WORKS
KS. TkEF.T
Nl' 'W"ul Rtu.I Jpu Grace
tiHi Ph"u" Randolph .uY
I'arC.l Post Department
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20 20, ? !u.i, a, homr dnr:ms spar. lin:
l'.cd is new, iinnd.rIs ~ op!n Giis:"'. a.
home ami ABROAD i"r thuF- quaIi;i.i
business address ncv / "os car. rhc
A%%TEn-nrI;ahic ga, :s,a,r agency to
,.s>' AddtG;s %%"e:. h 'S" so $o.
ric:sinc 'crsona!'S. y business wh"r.
'' cse '& ss"@s IIfss hi ax s;hgs
care me bi-p"rih. giving rrfeienc
f9u%i man !" train as salesman 10,
~ pane: husi.rSs desirable gu: no, an.
iV iri1' "sgrSs!E n,; Arniy by is''G. ONLY
H. J.. ward 60. i-cS East Cary
HciI,--Mn,c 90, icnlaic 81
MEN "nd women for positions in this
ssr vim l;;!,hmond i:mnioymen; A#s1Fty
'or ni-n seho"!: s".ary. ~. Mu"s i.
,"rihrn'ed. Ap.'y % Thps. J Bates
Statesmen and Agents :s3
SALESMAN wanted :or Huttowrs ma.l.
"r%;h"r s,rp .a" .E,. | un w n"'r means
w'th building details preferred 20 sSn
only. can be h4ndI".l cxcinsty"is o. ia
."nnrctio" ''!'h DINER ou!ihini: sr"c.ai.
Ne. AGGt">s fhr Il. 4. liu.IuN.S :. :.
10 .,Hn,. Maine
sti.HSMEN Wanted TWO energetic s.I,s-
'"ru for Easiern .'ua Western Virgii,!,
SEE ing ''"ck u"u..sS. f"uds remedies
-, 4 ivta.. n!c-vhant.: commission,
-t'r SIi r.der. iIG.,. COuiran. ms
..f'' dealer IA virginia. ''ap:.u. IN",t
60. iIU... OHIO. li-urN is,8rr4.s S'.r,
:. IS Hdh"Ec.. Heno.. Va
~ r.Sh.t\ 'h.!iIg on general sio.r.:
-'"c l!u". Fas' selling spcyia. Avs
"N"'1i,. On" sdlpl". BIG COMMIT. On
Repeal orders Cincinnati OVrra.; Mfg
g." t"' tinc'nnau. Ohio.
Situations Wanicu--Ecmialc 3u
WANTED Ty3ins to do a; home dt,Iir,"
.''urS* a. '.,ndo.rn 49,, ar,c. a.'I
HOOK k'-EFER Young lady. with .xpe:i.
Nho!"SAic mouse. boulevard Ji2.-W
'AKErAkEH wanted b. niaJi, aged
at! sltuatt"n az chrctBkcr FOR i-.iI,d
Nith email fhmly. BOX go care
M" Dispatch.
'cMrANloN--w Wanted. position a. com.
iF"ss zoo south Fourth Street. Npar,
nicnt 10.
DEMONSTRATORS Expert domonsirs,o,
w:sh.s position Tor fair. 30, ~ las c.r.
The Disp.tch
YOUR drug store IL Dispatch Wan, Ad
S;atiof.
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Wantcd-TO borrow,

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED,
TO EbREOW 5000 On FIRST MORT
GAGE NOTES on PROPERTY VALUED
AZ sit.nU. LOcArEp ~ GROWING;
own NENR RICHMOND. Will RAY
TER GENT: OF Will. SEIL. NOTES
int VERY ATTRACTIVE pISCOTST
!NNITE THOROUGH INVESTit;ArjON
KN INTERESTED I'ARriES. Address
$50" /. ''3, CARE. THE DIsp.hTCT
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NS3Ri. G7fOA

-
Musical. DanciGI. dramatic IL
baNIiHG t.ugat trasJno Die. i.iss E,,e
aiiii'i. 81 udio 3uo y. Ciar,. liz "a. ii yl-.I
~ '.N'i~ :..s '-:nii'h"suses - Nus,n
IaTii-oa Street, Guara...r. &. nvr :en.
-.ets. i.nM.., sud sn.. 1871 W
10 Nj N,:'-M =. i.'ndA A,a'.o,, studio No
North rirHi Street. Private ap.i .',ss
--i's sous. .;a...o.gh 3I5l :
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service s.al,un,-ic,ni.,,,.

service S.atl"n>--Itclii.i In. Al
~ "Sni''c t-.sHiiNG-ror u"r auto
'1'"L!1'S sv- s.i..li- >,.,.,.r 4 :,
49, HuttH ruG.,n street. "
hA lI-kN SE-k\ Il E.---:cc Cnrcd. Rat
Kerry 20. 1Va T.. MaiL 81 ita. lGnI
hoSS q tAkl.r.--- Automobile repairing
ana -'N'!h. !,.aCi!l..t
N's' M"!" oiI"vt. n"u!cNaIu i.5
Auto LycrJ-tiur:,sr, rs
AtioS irkHp $50. e. s. Der hour
!'Ahl,.s, i,ut.u.a!d ..-.!J..i
'tlN .as Tor Madison ,olU
NInHiNiA TAM SERNICE-Opcn day .nI
.!hHt. w heNrf close. Mansion JuD
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FORD SEDAN-Ihis car

FoHps-7H,w and ut,4 cars Sal,-rourl
open untll $50. a. .l jIl..ls, Mn.
%. iVl- West bt.t4 s,Ie,.
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Rooms Without Uoar1i

GRACE WEST-FurnIshcd room, stenr,
n"at. near Broad Strcct station. BouIs.