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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
cutieura Comforts Babys Skin

When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches Oh
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cuticura Talcum'
one of the Indispensable Cudcura
Toilet Trio.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
EFFICIE NCY

EFFICIENCY
Bobble: Which Of yer two fellers
y gonna mi. Sry, sis2
Sister: jghy do you want to
know?
BobbIe: Well, ! don't wanna
watse my valuable time botherino
with the wrong one.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Time to Keep Cool.

"As l was coming home tonight"
said Mr.. Dubwaite, 81 was held up"
Mercy" exclaimed Mrs. Dubwaite.
by a highwaymanT
mo, by traffic policeman"
"Then you didn't lose anything
"Yes, 1 did. l lost my temper and
I'm now under bond"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
There Ere Cases and Gases"

Two lawyers had been talkins =
front of the courthouse for some ~ -.
Finally one said: Il must De s'''
now I have a case to finish ;.
But the other stopped him sa'I Tn
"Oh. come on, taks me with you.
awfully dry."-Chicago American
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Appropriate.

1t was their wooden wedding.
"And, now, darling" said the wife.
who was in one of her sweet moods,
what are you going to give meT
81 give you myself" said the hus-
band.
"Yourseify
"Yes; don't you remember calling
me a blockhead last night?"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
actful.

Hes tactful."
think SOP"
"When / gave him my excuse for
being late he said II was better than
none"
where is the tact?
"That was his easy way Of letting
me know that / had poor excuse"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
ouuht TO Burn Candles,

people who ride hobbies are often
inconsistent"
That's true"
There's Jibway, for instance. His
house is full of candlesticks gathered
from every part of the globe, yet he's
always complaining about the size OF
his electric light bill"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Tartan In Millinery.

The last word in millinery is tartan
straw ribbon. Sometimes 1t trims
hat. especially a sailor, and some
tines the entire hat is made OF the
ribbon, and then no trimming Is re-
ouired but two large hat pins.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

80 Happy Day" sang the laundress
as she hung the snowy wash on the
line. 1t was a "happy day. because
she used Red Cross Ball Blue.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
EsA~ RzzzaA,
cornonr " vurtM KFvyvn UNION
Satin for Coats.

The satin coat is one Of New York's
fashion fancies. There is much quilt
ing on 1t In fancy designs, it is col
Jared, even for summer. with caracuI.
monkey. squirrel or lynx, and Tired
with crepe de chine or other lining
silk.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Hasn't Returned Yet.

We're beating back to normalcy,
That much you can't deny;
And maybe some day we shall see
A nickel slice of pie. -Awgwan.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Mail Courses.

Mall Courses.
whats Gribble doing nowT
Teaching people how to write mo-
ton picture scenarios by mail"
HE used to run a correspondence
school of astronomy. He must be q
versatile chap"
"Not at all. He knows as little
about one as the other"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

1t isn't much consolation to the
homely woman TO know that every
mirror has a silver lining.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
DARLING baby
BRIGHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

Altoona. Pa. an writ.
ing to tell you what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost AZ
birth. From one hour to nine
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was born | took a dozen bot.
ties of your Veg etable Com
pound, and l can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth, for this baby is now
four months old, and a
healthier baby you would not
want. | am sending you a
picture of her. Everybody
says That is q very healthy
looking baby You havemy
consent to show these few
lines to anybody. Mrs.
C. w. BENZ, l3l Ord Avenue,
Altoona, Pa.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
For Lining.

The smart lining for tailleurs IL
iyory-coiored crepe. There Is q
marked tendency In everything Of
woman's wear to become softer ~ the
$1,000 proUesseA
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Not Altogether Useless.
"Young man, you couldn't even BUY
my daughters clothes.
81 could help."-Life.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
Soft Materials.

Soft materials will lead In fall coat
fabrics. velmirage-then name Ii SELF
explanatory-will b one ct the snSag
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
None Too Good.

"We have a royal chance"
"Royal chances are very poor these
days"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16

Alumni of the school of experience
have been known to take postgraduate
courses.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
HAsls=.....,s
lGIder@'sd
Derrick HART

lure Newspaper syndicateD
) was worried. AS the
bearer and nearer to
Iwent over again in his
~ bects that awaited him.
5und to admit that they
4 Ear as his success was
4 IS firm had sent him to
< latest product, a mo
a use less current anu
Z bower than that of any
4 ktitors, to one of the big
hrinf firms in the city.
OF things he should
bfidef for the Grimes &
= ptor gas all that was
.Xf!bGt the firm he was
Z Iwas gis Sine and conserv-
) had tas 'what-was-good-
ars-ago-is good enough
and so far all efforts To
4 d failed.
brs was not a salesman |,
of the. vice presidents OF
1naford. and the entire re-
of the sale had been
lis shoulders. He knew
Incorporated could be
hew motor the entire New
81 would fall into line. II
1 he was q made man; II
uf he did not like to dwell
Beet
halted Mt .Poughkeepsie
passengers alighted an'
red the car. Connor'
b with the idle interest o
tourney till suddenly hi
used on the figure OF
b entered the car and wa
4 by the porter to the sea
rs the aisle from him.
0ood to look upOn-a trir
brown hair showing III
1lsh hat, and a pair OF th
acfing eyes In the wori'
q impersonally at John Coz
q herself In her seat an
cepfed the last-minute a
the porter. John let n
On her for, a minute, an
koxing thing happened. IT
toward him, leaned fro
Md said calmly, as thout
e were the most ordinal
ld:;
nme Is Isabel Guernse
tell me yoursT"
/" said Connors, complete
hack. "rm John Common
She cut him short.
1 glad to meet you, Mr.. Go
/ thought ! would introdu
once. as I wanted to talk
1ounors did some fast thiI
= was indeed an adventul
nrance of the girl across
EInded any possibility of ]
er than what she looked
nay in every respect. He v
blessed Of the gods that
90 unconventional as
HIM. He did not inquire
~ took the gift in the sp
| 4 was sent.
1o - Poughkeepsie?"
ting an aunt tn
nd" In ten MINI
friends.
rk. Connors sugges
lhey sought the dining
for her, and over the pl'
heir intimacy grew. Bel
what he was doing he 70
<ollIng her all about his C
|t to sell Lane Incorpors
~ He grew enthusiastic
is the good points Of the
Explained 1t to her In de
ned blessed with underst;
ueked several questions
d Intelligent interest. Ii
the meal was ended that
1l1ed him.
Scott 2" he said penitel
EN- doing nothing but
myself and my troubles. / 1
1red you to death!"
10 you didn't" she rep
IA say the motor ran on a
current or direct?"
Resigned for either" rel
j But don't let's talk a
d motor any more. Tell
yourself."
res not much to TELL" sh,
len the porter called zone
i Twenty-fif' street; Mex
I)onnall' 4a
/. 1 must get my luggage rea
Cd.
I'll see you again, won't
ed anxiously.
. indeed. Soon. l hope. II
much for telling me about
And she had gone to s.
the placing of her bag
Connors meditated on the
her having spoken to him,
L to himself: She's the
rful girl I've ever seen.
he understood about the n
IarYelousl l wonder whel
- .r<.tou n Srddan thu
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-07-16
lt Sure Does

lt SURE Does.
Guest-Say, I've waited half an hour
for you.
Jolly Waiter-Well 1t certainly =
surprising how timo 0iAA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18
MARKED ACTIVITY
AMONG BUILDERS
REPORTED HERE
Many Homes In Course Of construe.
ton In Various Parts Of City

Many new homes are under con.
struction in Chickasha and many
others are being repaired and en-
lareed, according to local lumber
dealers.
Unofficial reports that the Rock
Island railway company will enlarge
its local shops have been received
here. These reports. however, have
never been verified by the company
officials. Another report to the ef-
feet that large office building will
be constructed on Chickasha avenue
near the heart of the city's business
district also has been current.
More Than Anticipated.
More building activity is being
carried on here at the present time
than was ever anticipated, J. w.
Conner secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, declared today. Activity
along this line is indeed surprising"
Secretary Conner said mo one ever
dreamed of such building boom at
this time of the year !. .,.f
The new home construction Is
not centered around any one dis
trict, but is scattered over the
city. Within a few weeks, many
heretofore vacant lots will be beau
tilted with comfortable residences.
That a majority of the houses now
under construction will be occupied
by the owners, but that many will
be sold or rented, is the information
from local lumbermen.
Valued at Large Sum.
The Chickasha homes now under
construction will, when completed
be valued at large sum, II Is
pointed out. Among those participat-
ing in the building activity in Chick
asha are:
Perry H. Doss, a sevenroom bun.
galow at 919 Cnickasha avenue.
Roy Green, five.room bungalow,
just finished at 800 Kansas avenue.
Rose G. Walker, just completed a
six-room bungalow at 1903 South
Sixth street. Also, six-room bun
galow at 1923 Dakota avenue.
r. e. Link, eightroom bungalow at
corner Of Fourteenth street and Da.
kota avenue.
James C. Lambert eight-room bun.
balow on Alabama avenue.
Neal Foster, six-room bungalow at
500 South Seventeenth street.
Raymond Bond, five-room bunga.
low just west Of the car barn.
Harry Stoner, fiveroom bungalow
on Minnesota avenue.
Harry Crowly, five-room bungalow
on Minnesota avenue.
DR.. ]. A. Anderson, five-room bun
galow on South Seventeenth street.
J. S. Barrett, five-room bungalow
just completed at 92S South Thir-
teenth street.
D. D. Irwin, just completed five
room bungalow at corner Of Seven
teenth and Dakota avenue.
James C. Harris and R. L. Wal
lace just completed five-room bun
galows.
Joe Dews, five room bungalow
nearly completed at 120 North Thir.
teenth street.
Clint c. Steinberger has five-room
bungalow nearly completed at 1925
South Ninth street. Another five
room bungalow nearly complete at
1927 South Ninth street.
J. E. Wild, five-room bungalow at
1902 South Ninth street.
J. M. Rood, four-room bungalow on
Iowa avenue.
]. E. Holland, seven-room bunga.
low at 9O5 South Seventh street.
Bert Strong, five-room cottage in
Frisco addition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-18

anshp in any line of industry is bound soonor or
ignition and standardze the field in which it is en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
I.-i'oint type

The larccs; type permitted III the
Want Al page - l. point. ana the
smallest space an which l2-polnt
typo al may bc set il one inch Thr
ii,tc FOR this large type * cents a
word daily and cents u woIu sun
day. The same seal" of reductions
NIL apply as :or regular want ads
These rates apply only :" advertise.
mcutS "rieiustlnG in Hghmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources thc rates are: Daily. II cents
"a dsAt" line. sunday. - cents an
agate lin" tcount = words 10 the lin-).
SASH mast accompany til" order
Longer term rates Tor business al
N'riiScrS on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. n ana 10 +. VI. each week day
and up to \ T. VI. Saturday tor correct
class iiic"tion ~ the nest EDITION
Situation Wantrd td>-Al.Ic and
Fymaie- when presented AZ the Want
M counter IN tn" Dispatch Building
by those out OF work VIII be inserted
Free "f Charge.
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That Sounds Reasonable!

When want 4" down in II hurry, !ou
uont sprint eight blocks order % on
time. You II str ear.
When ask IL q IL lend io
l'cS mile don't walk (" his to
'phonc
And :" "n-nking the easy, intelligent means or ac-
r"nplshmcnt in
10 IL IL, that when iintl Il To
II used touring typewriter don
look all rru throu the classified
section of The Dispatch until find You
The rcasoEs why thousands Of II Richmond usr
these columns NIL the time simple nS A-s-t-und
fundamental.
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Hclp-MaIc or Female

SALES MEN ana ~alasndicS: liberal nay
ie' iil' ".nt position III East Rroad
: Les MEN-ScCurliy salcsmru who h.y.
handled NduCh & Lang. Dayton EuiI..
SlgN"nS l'urye", I. : Mortgage OF amy
l'nhiSN" issue can learn Soinnihirr -
th"lr advantage 10y writing Van Nor
,.'i: ~ West Forty -nfth Street, New
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wan,cd-,,,lc :,

STRUCTURAL. iRoN WORKER uc several
!'H;s 'Ar"Gi"i," wishes worn nt his
ii.dS or ., rsEine. ". T.. Humrlrj,.
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CLERK ~-Eaiiway mail and postal .l.-Lx
Sal"ry 81 500 to S2.loc Many wauteJ.
EXAMINATIONS soon Write for free book
Lst- l. . Box vel Wa sh!ngton. ID. Z.
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MERGH1SDfSE
hlusilnI tnstruuIcnt.

mERi.H1SDfSE
hlusilai Instruments q
THIS
MIDSUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
OF
SLIGHTLY USED,
USED AND
SECONDHAND
PIANOS AND
PLAYER-PIANOS
has been taken advan-
tage of by many, yet
the stock is large, and
some excellent bar
gains still remain.
This sale is made alb
solutely necessary, and
t h ere fore we have
priced these goods low
and arranged terms of
paym cnt very easy.
We can only list a few
here.
Thompson Upright,
looks and plays like a
new one, $3.50.
II agnes Upright, a
piano you'll be proud
Of, $3.50.
Wheelock Upright, a
fine piano and a big
bargain, $500.
Victor Player-P iano,
latest design, SS-note,
good tone, $3.50.
Sc h enke Player
Piano, just slig htly
used, a fine instrument,
S547.50.
A small pay m ent
down sends your selec-
ton home.
CHAS. NJ. STlEFF,
INC,
III West Broad.
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Statesmen and Agents

TIRE SALESMAN wanted FOR CRY
nv proposition t. offered tho rirn,
ltTiy. PARSER Bros. 81 wes, Broad
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hll.li\G CLERK Young LADY desires no
~, Worn. Address hon 4 80 TN.
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FOR RENT.
Apartment First Floor.

Apartment First Floor
40. North sixth street. opposite Cham.
Der ~; Commerce, rooms, bath: heat
and water furnished. Drsirabi" foi family
dentist "r physicians Office. Rental. $40.
50: South Fourth Street. apartment
second n"o;. > rooms bath: heat and
water furnished. Rental. $500.
1925 Grove Avenue. Fat . large rooms
bath Modern. Possession a.. ali Scrtcm.
her LIST.
RICHMOND TRUST co.
Real Estate Department..
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'I'HNTI VI. WUEk Indy. UuuIpnfoni "a
TO clerical work and typcwri-inp d.
k!T.s position. Good references So,
.Nl Tn" Dispatch N
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Situations NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an

BILiING CLERK YOUNG I.,dy desires ~
?ta %orb IllIrd'.,. H ES''' or Sc fyn9 RI.
housework. Cai! a; ~ w., G ".g 81
enee Nprz Fisk No--,h ySSh xlih % Giper,
CLERICAL WoRk OF any Kind. Reason.
I rb. I I,,., +" begin wi'h. ho> j 555.
CLERICAL WORN Lady gomlpoicni "a
s2e, e pa,I.om M'FN ,o anI tyggMrns g.
! .0l Tn. Dispatch DUN
CLEE! WORK iady
ty"Iar wiiinmms" 10 r da MG.~ and
Hest OF Tyfsrgn5es Box n'5 ~! n, w Dr.
usEKEEPER Position as bop..-
Gu, Of town. Hox ! 3aa, care The u DIS.
beTma.d ii, 7%or;oin' S,r ",H.' as cham
MATKON-Wan;.d. ,uAsti,ut. work IN,
ma,i5S , On hoa Is .eI near ,Hssn"oRn.
care Postmaster, Dawn. Va d.
STENpGEArHEH Expericur,d s,cnog,a-
esrlc.i Mork pos. w" as "a Siiyyn,"sr.pher or
srENnGHArUEE- SUBSTITUTES or n.Tn,.,-
,n, P,'',t'M "nol" ot p"ii ;.fi.c de-
G"iiu - ,,HP' tent s'-n"sraphcr. Ran
IfPIST end sen"rt once work. have
n'd tw" y""s "Ap..iruc.. desires posi-
'l"n az once rh"n. Randolph 7.s-W.
WANTED. los Iady. c.cricaI no,j,ton :,
Sn,sa.sr i.' Alirsss' Ii 10. "i us rG Sy
SITUATIONS Wanicd-Male 81
AoEfYLENE weia~r Mss: class. want, no.
'9" J" o, onI OF Low" u once. Bor
AUTO mecn.n.e Of year. .xperI.nc.
a 'n u! H2f1.''s @2., "! ,,a 10 make
aud start on = raatt,,,t 49,. o. s"r"Se
Ia ,"th Ihr Dispatch.
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RE,,L EsTAIh r0K SAFE

Farms and Ian,I Tor Sale ~
FhhAS-lf Won want to BUY tarrn a..
Great EaAtera Land Co. aOi- sO5 Nave
RICE
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EAfPLOiSiES7
Help Wantcd-I'cnlul

tANNASSEi;S several ladies 10 canvass
HOUSEWIVES y" experience needed
showing samples viii gc; the orders
i''ld d"ilN "Hd mas" more than in or,Ii-
nary w"rn ~ professions. cali Randylnh
2u'i-l I" {" T.. NJ. Ask for Mr.
~ YOU ARE out Of work and want a POSI-
tion m, DISPATCH Will inscr, a si,ua-
tIon wanted sd tor you free Of charge
ASK g. The DISPATCH onicc.
NURSE Wanted. reliable nurse girl An.
My. with reference. 10 North boulevard
SrENoGRAriIER. experienced: good posi-.
ii%i I" right party. Box q 1871. care
STENoGRAPHEE and general oHic. as
S!Siani ~. W. bubskc & Co iuII
Times Dispatch building. Cali after 10
TEACHER Wanted. experienced In,In
ami French teacher; college woman ut".
l"rrcI. salary. 500. Also third ana
Fourth grad" teacher: SaisN'y $I5 Wnuii
ais" liz" - hear from mildlc.aycd lady
VII" may want a good hon" to 1.-Two in,
Ioimii"'N. l.. trswlcy. Appomat;oI
WANTED. Young lady familiar with one.
Tow weeks; ta'l after $50 l.. VI. Ma,ii.
WANrEr-Settled Christian lady. com.
i'Hnion and assistant for aged lady in
puiet country home. Apply. with rcf.
cr"n''S biSputauta. Route No. Iso,
%.
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IN his Page Is Correctly Classified and nexe Your Reference
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Rel ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and riats ~
m .,Hr; iicimOn, 30. IL. AppiyD 4' !.
Fouhrll STREET -r:.,zaDecnan Ap,f,
r rnSm,s and nf n.,, fran a.im containing
is 1s,HssI a. Inn S,,,. Plans ana III
miner. second door First g Nstionai Tbs ns
GRACE ST. ". lses-Iright. airy CON,
tw.cn aud j. "a" Dc
MONUMENT AVENUE west of the u5nl.
fT" SSp'4i m1asrn r Ss "+ Gs5n
S Ger 4, nor g pia" =, S M",,d i" 'n:sfnsion
second Moor tirst Sa.!unsi Bank i,uiI1
@p",,,,ns"l yooI turnished. to ott LOO
!. Madison 25S:-J
Six rooms, sleeping
porch and bath; hard
wood floors; southern
exposure; heat, water,
Janitor service, shades
and screens. Conven-
lent car service. In
m e d q t e possession.
Located in desirable
West End.
MORTON G.. THAI
HIMER.
Second Floor First
National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. sd.
"E 200 L EI-Ni i9s!,sa mar c.6i.ooo,,1o
electric lights: separate entrances. f'oi.
son Mor,S on & rh.ihi 'nn'' F f,r. s' <,
,in""! Bank bui!iins. Phone RAnt6aa
iiusinrs> rl"c"~ tor Rent -
ron EENI NUi0mobWc 5t5T.cc s,a.
s @a9 Wf,n. SR'rf: s q bs%s,.l lgon'h nus
.r:t .,ol:. "a, m.YT f. 5o"G IN, 9n ard I'd.
Co. 'isl.2 Gar, Main Stree,
Farms for Rent 40
AcntS ;or IA, a. klus,lsna station.
l "G'' ara.tora , Co. "G 3! EE s.: a,,n
Wanich-To Rent 81
ArAElMEN.r snsle genuemsn dol-o,
@,,h.i Addryss US ' g,a rh1 ''i 5i..
APARTMENT Couple, ,l,nUut gsliIT.-
september north ~ Main sire, NJ,
!.hu r,,i"it co, WI renew lease Tor
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Help Wnntcd-AIulc
BRICkLAYERS
Wanted, bl'icklayers, 10
union white men, Durham;
big job; nine dollars.
KING & CO.,
Greensboro, N. c.

saisH< s. 800 TO ; sioG and nEs'l .isrk;
Examinations sOot- Write for ir.r hnnS
let L .. Box a:sl. Washington. d. G.
COOK. Wanicd. nrsi cook C~hitc1. for
Sn.l hotei pleasant work. James
DISTRICT MANAGEK-w Wanted district
manager good reference to csiabjish
Office and organize on hich.rrnIe
proposition with old rciia bic CONCERN M
created onnoriuni,v Of i IL ia1rea tdT
ne right Marty. For fun details write
ManaS"r $50 second National Bldg
Aaron Ohio 1850
DRUG CLEHK wanted. registered or a..
Sistart registered. stat" salary Al
EEE empl"yment service. ruh!ic Em-
n"yment bui"au Room . city Hail.
II YOU az" ont OF work and want =, io,,
Inc Dispatch wal. insert :; si,I,i,n,,
"nntrd aG for YOU free OF charge A.
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FINANCIAL
Money to- i.oitI

WE loan money on your IcwcIry E11I-
lhb'r l."at society, l21-A North Eirht il
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

APARTN 3NTS-From ] room aud path 20
rooms and bath: ccnira! and w.:
End entails 81 Oh aud W. Possess. ion
now and September !, See the romn,.;e
LIST AT cur office Morton G. ThaIhimer
second floor. frst National Bank BuiId.
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SMALL. farms Tor sale. - arres ..gOou
coiiHE-. plenty wood. irgt. we'll ma.
az gat. uuly $50. 40 .,crc.. nige i,y
ing ihni, some good tluhor good w.t.r
.pli house, ':vJ on good i"r!ns. *,
$tvIc- supi Land. oom:uyiAufc buu.,
p!"n'N uutbuildtnss. frUi', good water
IL mites station, school church o.t.
tl,3Sc- small Farm ani .Uuntry sto,.
Tor sale w gNcUaHge tor residence ,,r,r.
"rty - BOO . " DeLons. Louisa -
10. acres splendid scven-roo,n
d~cliiu. usual farm bulidiugs
good orchard. 50 acrCh ia CuIt.va.
ton. convenient railroad. schools.
wen located. sell On $50 cash
payment. balance !Oug time
Chance 10 got real bargain
Might consider improved city prou.
cTD ia exchange.
$50 acres. largely cut over: plenty
water nuc orchard close taiirHaI
ma village. soil naturally nnc.
WA max" nice stock farm.
well located and the price makes
81 a snap. Nill exchange for I'm
proved v!;y property and tan.
some mortgage.
MOKTOH q. TIEALHiMEH.
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK BLDG;
RICHMOND. VA.
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tnOCA fl-Ai. located u"ar ChiIl.bo-.k Z,
P"rt, bttsk construction tilted h,fn.
cic,tic Nights: separate entrances. i,or,
ana BACK purescs Immediate pose.
son Morton q lhalhlncr Fret Va.
,inna. BANK bui!dIns Phone RAnto!aa