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The Delta independent., 1922-01-13
SOCIETY
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The regular meeting of the o. E. s
Club will be held next Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. VIM. F. Marshall will be hos
tess to the Bridge Club this after
noon.
The Bide-a-wee Club will meet this
afternoon. Mrs. Montford Gallup being
hostess.
Mrs. Camilla NJ Sanders was hos.
tess to the Harmony Club Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Main street
The f. F. Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained at a l o'clock luncheon Tues.
day afternoon by Mrs. H. E, Mathers.
Mrs. w. A. Day will be hostess to
the members of the F. A. Club this
afternoon at her home on Grand ave-
nue..
Mrs. I. NJ. Conklin entertained at
o'clock dinner |. ]. Deck, V. NJ. Rogers.
Florence Wright and Miss Ruth Nell
son, of the Delta schools; also Floyd
Lischke, Albert Cook, Alice Wright
and Marguerite Doughty.
Wednesday evening was guest day
at the meeting of the Woman's Aux
iliary of the American Legion. A
splendid musical program was pre-
sented as follows: Piano solo, Miss
Kate killian: vocal solo, Miss Helen
Berninger; piano solo. Miss Agnes
Bennett: vocal solo. Miss Wynne Kill
liam: piano solo. Miss Fern Smith;
closing with stunt by Mrs Carl L.
Crawford
The open meeting of the d. A. RS
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Mathers
Saturday afternoon was well attended.
There were number of Womans
Club members there. Mortimer Stones
address on THE Making of America"
brought out many facts and was lis
tened to with marked attention. Mrs.
Grove sang several solos in her usual
charming manner. At the close of the
meeting the d. A. R. ladies served tea
and hermits and short social session
was enjoyed.
The w. r. C. met in regular session
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Aurilla
Wright acted as a very capable presi.
dent in the absence of Mrs. Kelso.
who was i'll. The installation cere-
monies were postponed until the next
meeting. January 25. This meeting
will be followed by a 5 o'clock chicken
dinner to which the husbands or some
other member of the families may be
invited. In memory of our beloved
member. Esther Gilbert. who passed
away recently. the charter was draped
with proper ceremonies.
The Delta independent., 1922-01-13

edge, entering on her duties the first
of the year. Miss Ault took the place
made vacant by the marriage Of Miss
Josephine Chalfant to Marion Flint.
DIR. j. E. Mcconnell of Cedaredge,
who has spent several weeks at Snug.
gler, passed through the city Tuesday
evening on his way to Salt Lake,
where he expected to remain until
today attending to business matters.
Mrs. Ross Allen came down Friday
from Hotchkiss and visited until Sun
day with relatives and friends here.
Her husband joined her Sunday and
together they enjoyed short visit at
Montrose before returning to their
home.
w. C. Overhults of the First Ma
tional Bank of Cedaredge was in Delta
on business trip Wednesday.
The Delta Choral Society, who put
on such an excellent concert Decem-
her %, We're invited to repeat the
program at Cedaredge on Tuesday
evening. The entertainment was un-
der the auspices of the Caderadge
band. but owing to cold weather and
bad roads was poorly attended.
We have four new pupils enrolled
since our Christmas vacation at
school: Tilman and Gaylord White,
and Grace and David Loop.
Ruth Ritter of Fairview school won
the 50 prize offered by the d. A. R.
for the best story on Early Colorado
History. from three-room school.
Pupils are now trying to work up
pep for the state spelling contest.
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candy were served. Fred LeValley
and Bertha Klatt carried away the
honors of the evening. Margaret
George was consoled with the 'booby"
prize. Among those present were
Orlo Gould, Tom LeValley, Jesse Pratt
and Robley Mead, with their wives,
the Misses Bertha Klatt, Esther and
Kathryne Den Beste, Eunice, Dorothy
and Marian LeValley, Lily TIE Selle,
Nettie TIE Groutenhuis, Rose Clare
Mckinney, Frances. Lucy and Ella
The Delta independent., 1922-01-13

Bradshaw, Delcia Lotion, Goldie Var
nell, Adelia Davis, Margaret George
and Clara Branch. Msssrs. Fred and
Jim LeValley. Laurence and Duane
Davis, Ray Filener, Frank Aver, John
TIE Groutenhuis, Eugene TIE Selle, Ed
win Bradshaw; George and Wallace
Goodwin, Wilbert Aver, Ted McKin-
ney and Joe Lotion. Miss Charlene
went to Gunnison Sunday, at which
place she will be a student of the
Normal school.
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FRUITLAND
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(Too late for last week)

(Too late for last weekly
Orten Endsley made a trip to Pa
onia last week with pork for DR..
Haley
Helen Bradshaw has been suffering e
from yellow jaundice the past few
days.
Ed H. Aver sold his cattle and hay
to DR.. Haley few days ago.
Miss Clara Branch spent the first of
the week visiting with Mrs. Ed H
Aver.
Mrs. Alderman has been quite poor
ly of late.
Carl Wilson and family moved to
the Gould camp this week and Frank
Filener with his family moved to the
Wilson ranch here
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Anderson and
little ones spent Sunday in Crawford
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Filener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis watched
the old year out and the new year in
with Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Southworth
in the Southworth home.
Zella Yarnell was quite sick several
days last week with tonsilitis.
The Sipma. TIE Groutenhuis and Den
Beste families enjoyed a family re-
union at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
TIE Groutenhuis Saturday.
An Epworth League was organized
on the mesa last Sunday night with
the following officers: Lily TIE Selle,
president: Delcia Lotion. secretary,
and Eugene TIE Selle, treasurer. Nom
nation committee. Frank Aver. J.
Cowley and Mrs Will George Meet
ings will be held every Sunday even.
ing
Ray Filener Of Rifle spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in the home of his
brother. Otis, and on Tuesday night
several OF the neighbors went in to
spend the evening as surprise to
him and Otis. The evening was pleas.
antly spent playing cards, after which
cake and coffee were served.
Our young lady teachers and stu
dents who were home during the holi-
days left Sunday to resume their
duties at their respective schools.
About thirty of the mesa young
people spent Wednesday evening OF
last week in the Bradshaw home as
u ssoa pAio W tHc < II 10 wiz arc spehu-
ing their vacation in the parental
home. After enjoying various games
for several hours, refreshments Of
cake and cocoa were served.
Mrs. Adelia Davis was the victim of
A delightful surprise party last We'd |
nesday. planned by Mesdames Con-
ner. Compton and Crowder, in honor
Of her eighty-third birthday. Grandma |
was getting ready to go out to spend |
he day when the ladies' arrived with |
we'll filled baskets Those present |
we're Mesdames Hultine Could, Roe.
laird. LeValley. Yarnell. Crowder.
Compton. Bradshaw, Ed II. Aver. Fos-
er. May and Gladys Pratt. Simpa. Te
Mead. r. Lotion. Conner,
ieorge. Endsley and the Misses
cunice, Dorothy and Marian Levalley.
MI departed for their homes express
ng themselves as having spent
ovely. day and wishing Grandma
many happy returns of the day.
Miss Charlene Critchlow was the
uest OF honor at farewell surprise
arty at her home Thursday night
'rogressive games wore INDUCED In
ntil late hour. when delicious re-
reshments Of cake. ice ceram and
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BIRTHS
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To Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Casebier of
California Mesa son was born We'd
nesday, January II.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Robar well
coined 91s pound body to their home
Wednesday. January IL. Mrs. Rober
until her marriage was Miss Clara
Ferrin of this city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Gimenez of this city Thurs.
day. January 12.
The Delta independent., 1922-01-13
Roy 10 Grandpa.

Roy 10 Grandpa.
Roy Gregg was out polishing up his
window and door to beat the band
Wednesday. and when we inquired the
cause he informed us somewhat chest
lily that he was Grandpa for the past
week. baby boy having been born
to his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. George McCafferty. at San
Francisco last week. Mrs. McCafferty
was we'll known in Delta as a girl,
being Dorothy Gregg.
The Delta independent., 1922-01-13
Father and Son Banquet.

Under the joint direction Of the
Methodist church and the Delta Lions
Club. Father and Son banquet will
be served at the Methodist church
dining room next Monday evening,
January 16. at 6:15 o'clock. A good
dinner will be furnished by the Calen.
dar Club. and DIR. Howard Musser, who
spent ten years in the jungles of In.
dia. and Is nationally known as "The
Jungle Man." will make the principal
address. Plates are sold at 75c each.
Each man ia asked to bring his son or
someone's else son.
The Delta independent., 1922-01-13
Clearance Of Winter
HATS

We have few ladies' and chill
dren's winter hats left. In or.
der to clean them up we have
priced them at ----$1.oo
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.fNhtjtyALEAIENTS
Deaths

Deaths
CAEY-Mrs. Ellen Wrggh; Cary, VIE Of
u. W. Cary. died 81 hcr residence. -"
:. EciNId"rr street. a. %-p5 O'clock,
SUNDAY afternoon. January -. III" Is
survived 10y her husband s.N children,
"isAi srandchiidre" and one brother;
Funeral notice LATER. y devoted and
gentle mother. y faithful friend.
ILEMMITT-p!ed, on iaau-ry -s;h. 81;
5:l5 y NJ. in the Retreat for tile Sick.
Mrs. Ann" Guy C!emmiu, widow -: the
lstc charles ". C!cmmi;t. She Is SUR
Nivci 10y on" daughter, Mrs. Julian NJ
Wilson. Funeral from the residence.
@t2: stuart Avenue. Tuesday. January
81. al - u'ciucS, noon. lUt.rmrnt in
hollywood.
CoRI.EN-D!cd. sunday evening az C.I5,
at her residence gu w. Grace. Mrs.
nusDaa Nd on" s'S sone rr"ni, W.: two rs. .
ters. Mrs. ia, Donlrhnn Of Washington.
-. t., and Mrs. j. watson Th.ilips. ;wu
brothers. Thomas 6. Gibson and 4. II.
Gibson. oi Culrcprr. Va Funeral At u
y VI. Tuesday from Second Bnpt.sl
church. lnrcriment IN Hollywood.
BENZLt.R- Entered into life eternal! Sat
uidty. January =, at noon. "a; her rrsi-
d"nc". l. y. Davis Avenue. Mgs. Mary
Emily pcn.-r, widow OF III" late John
Densler. Ia IN. siih year 81 her Ig"
Sh" - survived by hyc daurhtvrs--Mrs
W. j. Gil;nnU MIS-. II. l.. Granger. Miss
j
-. TGCNN"tt, % Jamaica, y. y. and Mrs
-. Il. iluin-ll. OF CuvinBton, Va, and
one son, j. W. Demaler. .: This city Also
by ni''y-'wo grandchildren and thirty
touT rren,. grandchildren. Funeral a;
-. James Episcopal! Church Tuesday.
January 81, at =. NJ.
Fi.ASNAGAH--Dteh, suddenly. a, h.v
home 30 Louisa county, Va. on Satur-
isy :uornine. Mrs. nrssie wills Elan-
nasaa. VIE of the late !. ". t!annn-
,g,s..
Louisa County. She j. survived 10y three
sons. w. ". FlauuUgan. uf South Cln"h-
hoif. VI: J. ". flannasau, OF Clint
wood. Va. aud Henry \. Flanagan. OF
Louisa. Va. lnt'rm"nt Tuesday morning
AT lakewood Cemetery. l.ou;sh. Va.
llECK Died. at the residence oc Ills son
Mr.. Edward E-rk, ola pil.s Farm. High
la'.d PAX. William II KccK. Tnu,sday.
January -. q; .:'a =. ". IN the 5:rl
Year OF his ase. He Is survived by his
"::". Mrs W. ~. krc"; four sons I'll
ward iNecF, walter l.. h"ck. H. Il. krcn
n- snd b II. kvck. TWO daughters. Mrs
X. hiu:vrd a"d M.,s Mary k-chi ioYr
sisters. Mrs. William. Miller. Mrs. I'd
ward schumacher. Mrs i.iiIIp h!"mutr
and Mrs. j.. l.nnG"; two hro''IcrH. Nj.
Theodore l.vis u,d Chari"s K"ck. ~
toNinSton. Ma. Funeral wiII sake place
from 'hc Residence AZ T. NJ. Monday
l"'-rm"nt iD s. M,rN'S Cemetery.
McKE%%EY Entered iuiu rest, in WASH
f'Sion. u. G.. Saturday. Ianu,ry -.
a:2. Julian iHrGu"f. son %: Mary NJ
rrs'a carlton ani William =. McIl-u-
n"! OF Richmond, u. lie |. survived
aud one Sister. ln-o.c,f,,' carlton SIC
h.nn"H Fup,:al notice i&ter.
NiEDEkAIAyEE Mrs Hnt,io u. Nicdcr-
iuaE'r. died at her residence 1873 "
cary street Saturday. Jnnuary =. u:
80 J. NJ >h, j. survive! ~ thr,.
children. Harry. waiter ana Mrs. y. C.
l'ErNlr. li.r mother. Mrs il4tti, N.rEu.
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
INDEXED FoR QUICK
REFERENCE

JGse the Teiephone--Caii Randolph 4
Ask for Want Aa Taker
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given herewith cover morning and
evening service in all instances. WITH
the exception of THE .'UNOAf
TIMES DISPATCH. which is priced
separately.
Schedule of Want AID Rates
&c a word daily. minimum
CSC, set solid.
sac word Sunday. minimum
Zoc, set solid
) consecutive Insertions. includ-
iEs sunday. DC a word.
consecutive Insertions. .urlud-
ING SUNDAY. luc word.
tNo,S the rcdartiUE Tor consecutIrs
tnscItiuns.D
Display Type
I'll. largest Typ. permitted in the
w AMI IA pages Is ~ point. And t3S
smallest space In whicn t2point
.Spe al may be set IS orc inch. The
rate 10: this large type is cents
Sunua!. The same scale OF reductions
VIII apply as ter regular want ads.
1aps. broken iincs, white space are
charsei for at the regular wore rates
estimate words ~ the line.
Longer tenn rates 10. business nd.
'trtis.rs on request.
Advertisements received as late as
40 y. NJ. ana ~ i. NJ. each week day
ana up TO +. N. Saturday for correct
classification in the mex, EDITION.
Situation Wanted AdnMair and
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ny those out OF WORK VIII be inserte!
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Every Telephone Is Dispatch Want Ad Station
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantei-AIale

SituntlonS NantGi-NIale 81
MANAuEH-rcs!tiou wanted by expert
ehced inerclandise store man: - years
experience. VIII accept amy kind OF
store work. Can furnish good refer
ence. loS G 2IJ. care Tho Dispatch.
FAINT SALESMAN would lite to connect
with reliable house: IS Il producer. lest
OF reference. box 1871. care Th, Diu-
SALESMAN desires To locate Ia itch
mond; i've years experience In special
lily and general lines: can make change
ht onco: excellent record and refer.
enccs. Address Box 25l, caro- The Dis.
patch.
. SALE3MAN-Position wanted; clothing or
grocery salesman with four years ex-
peIlcncc. wishes steady employment. BoS
} rag. care Tho Dispatch.
SHIPPING CLERk-MhrIted man. expert
cnced also as sa!csniau collector,
would !Ia. WORK at once. lest Of refer
ences: Iio1 J ESQ. care The Dispatch.
SLATEit wants WORK la city or out OF
town. Phone Madison 53VJ-w Address
1873 Hull Street. south Richmond. d. H.
Crawford.
TIMER or sheet metal helper. with is
months experience. desires wor.s Yi5
North Twnnty-nith Street
TRAFFIC. MANAGEn. ruto or mailing
clerk. Make mo an Offer. Eo1 = 3ay.
care The Dispatch.
TWENTY YE.AR-OLD SON OF widow
wants work OF any kind. Has had sew
cral ycurs' clerical experience. and Will
worH for any salary lie get. Has
been out OF work four months. though
he has tried continually to get "a posi-
ton Husband OF the widow is dead
and she Is permanently confined TO her
home. lie was city ompioyc ana her
pension ceases In few months. Only
support Is what son and daughter can
make. Any one who give son work
viii do IA great kindness. which will be
always appreciated. This sd Inserted by
friend. Please address BpI l. 6a3.
care Tho Dispatch.
WANTED-by young man. position as
!erclman. rodnan Or tinckcpccr. Beat
references. Hox Il III. care Tho Dis
patch.
wA%TED-.\ job. AUTOMOBILES MECHANIC,
willing To work ut anything. Ia auto as
chauffeur for passenger car or truck
rhone Randolph !:s6-W.
YOUNG MAN desires place in som. fac.
tory In Richmond as acid dipper or rrc-
inan; years experience in both. Write
y. ". s. care Postmaster. Victoria Va
YOUNG man wants position AZ dcinoustra-
tor or salesman any line: experienced
font drug store. Can do some window
trimming; neat appearing; good taike-
Address } :I6. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. through adversely. forced
TO quit Rchinond College. d.sircs 10.
stion. willing to start at bottom and
work up Nominal salary. Once work
preferred Box 3i3. care Tn. D!s-
patch.
YOUNG Man desires position NTH some
good nrm At general office WORK, have
had years high school work In rnp!d
calculation. business arithmetic ana
bookkeeping. DoK X 257 care The
Dispatch.
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GALL RANDOLPH I-DO III NOW!
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Ainlc

ItSip NuutSu-ihNIe sSt
ANY intelligent person, ci,hc- sex. may
earn 800 10 5000 monthly corresponding
fo- newspapers: IS TO SIS per column:
all or spare time; experience unncccs-
sary: no canvassinE. Send for par
tculsrs. National Press Bureau. buffalo
-. Y.
-,-,,,,.
FlREMEN brakemcn. white Bcglnacrs
$50; laier $3.50. hallway. Box !. 595, care
The Dispatch.
GoVERNMENT POSlTIONS-Men. is.
over. wanted for railway mail post
office. other government positions Er-
animation soon. Salary. Si.40o-Si 500
y"ai Experience unnecessary. Par
;iculara free. Write Columbia School
OF civil Service. .@O Pope Building,
Washington. -. c.
MEN wanted TO learn the barber trad.
Tuition. $50. tools free: diplomas given.
Wr!;" 10! Information. Richmond lar.
her College. 500 East Marshall street; OF
NoTfoiis Barber College. 22i Bank Street.
Norfolk. Va.
Plt1NTER--We want good compositor
and stoneman in plant handling high
grade commercial WORK. Permanent
i'!ace tor the right man. Garrett Il
Massi", Inc, l309-ll East Franhlil 81,
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AUTOMOBILES
Motorcycles aud bicycles IA

WHY wALK"-It - cheaper TO ride.
Don't let the strike Interfere with your
business. Buy bicycle. Old wheels
repaired n; small cost. give us
call. j. f.. Quarl.s IL SON. Jio W. Broad.
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FlREMEN. brakemcn. white Bcginacrs
$50; laier s2so. Hallway. Box ]. so, care
The Dispatch.
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SALESMAN desires to locate Ia Kich-
inond: i've years experience In special
lily and general lines; can mako change
ht onco; excellent record and REFER
cnces. Address Box 25i, caro- The Dis.
patch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted

oFKURtfVIb W Nl1tCO-N CUluIC ttU
COMfANlON FOR lady: would not mind
light houscwork. Madison 30s3-W
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Auto Accessories


CHAINS, and chains repaired; robes. hood
covers. alcohol. steering wheel hand
warmers. Get your tire cuts repaired be-
fore IL is too Int. Mack Cosby. Is E,as,
Grace. Madison 1896.
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FAINT SALESMAN would lite TO connect
with reliable house: IS Il producer. Lest
OF reference. BOX 1871. caro- Tho Dis
nm ch.
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MAID OR NCltSE-G;ri wants place. IL
East Gay street. Phone Madison 44cO-J.
Lucille A;kina
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HCRSE-An Intelligent young lady de.
sHcs position ae nurse tor invalid or
elderly lady. Gail Mul!son glsn.w
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MckENNEf--E Entered iuiu E"s'. IN Wash
i'Eion. u. G.. saturday, IaEu,ry -.
a:2. Julian GarGu"r. son %: Mary Nu-
rpsia Carlton ami William y. Mcli-u-
h"! OF E.chmcEd y; lie II survived
10y one brother. y Observation-Disclosures y.
aud one sister. ln'".e;f,.' Carlton Nc
k.nn-N- funeral notice I;frr
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY.
SouTHEEN BUSINESS SALE AGENCY.
iei2 Times Dispatch building,
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SA LEHMAN wanted; clothing or
grocery salesman with four years e1-
rericncc. wishes steady employment. box
269. care Tho Dispatch.
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CYLINDER AND PISTON GRINDING .
specially. using the latest Wet grinding
process. superscd!ng all other methods
SaltnrMhlts 4 Co. lI.i.s6 L lfra ali
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-h, suddenly. at hog
home :u Louisa county, VA. ON satur-
nay morning. Mrs. BESSIE Wills Tlan-
nasAn. vie of the late !. ". t!annn-
gan. and daughter ~ pr. i. l.. wills n:
. Louisa County. SHE IL survived 10y three
sons. w. ". FlauuUgan. uf South Cln"h-
field, VI: J. ". flannacau. OF Clint
wood. Va. aud Henry \. Flanagan. OF
Louisa. Va. int'rm"nt Tuesday morning
Lakewood Cemetery Louisa, Va
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NONSKID TIRES--3exJ. $3.50. iirstp Ma
t!onai THE and Rubber Co., Az Wes.
Dronl Street
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Observation-Disclosures wan;ed by expert
enced merchandise stOr. man: IL y,nrs'
experience. VIII accept amy kind OF
store work. Can furnish good refer
ence. liuS 6 2IG. care Tho DISPATCH
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SHIPPING CLERK-Marrted man, expert
cnccd also a!csniau or collector
would !Ia. WORK at once. Lest Of refer
ences. Box $50. care The Dispatch
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SLATElt wants WORK Ia city or out OF
town. Phone Madison 53VJ-w AuLr.s.
1873 Hull Street. south Richmond. -. Is.
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TIRES--30x3, $3.50 first. National Tire
and nu00r- Co.. i2' West Broad Street.,
VIRGINIA AUTO TOP CO.. ola Wes:
Broad. Randolph Gas.
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CSL.s AIRS AND TRICKS.
ALI SIZES. ALI PRICES. Terms TO
SUIT LARGE STOCK. LOOK THE ;.
OVER.
TEEMiNAl. MOTOR co.. INC.
NINTH AND CARY STREETS.
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Fuel and Feed

WOOD-Dry pine wood. $3.50 cord, 81
half cord; oak wood. $40 cord. delivered
anywhere in city. Randolph 3I37
WOOD--iIhrd. dry oak and pine block
wood SO cord. delivered. Phone
Randolph 1851.
WOOD-iiard. dry pine wood. $3.50
cord. sawed and delivered. Phone Ran
Golph 43i5-J
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
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VIZ Oi'nght il5; 'Mr. Krutcr. 10; Van Syl-
Arm seabosrd, Us; .Armistice, 10;
sht sseht Stories. 105: sporting Chance. l1O:
Ida. lo5 "'' N'0"' i'"'
lhird race (rursc. $500; claiming: for
a sear-olds and upward; about six and
liz a,.s.l .rr Iur'engsl- Forbid. 1o2: War Club
roT. m; NJ; lo7; Roseclin. t07: "Marse Jimmy.
iSt. sH4liYe James. 1o2; @Annette Teller
III: Nv M,oipwn p ~. *Marmite, l12; Horeb
Dr. r0upth 9TH race tpurse. $780, St Patrick S
swsrc; allowances; one milo and seventy
sccssos]-Iold Faithful 1os: 'Exhorter. iii;
III rno. 100. ~ kirah, 11e; 'Marse John.
~ Execution. 81.
,hrem. ,hrm.n .nss race tpurse. $500: claiming; for
eI,,e ~ eighth l--Ma gnet Land, lie; w. G. Nc
iiinn'ock, ,k, ll2: Lorena Moss. 1o5; .Wodan
loss1 'fown Biil. III: Corydon, 115: Tom
Devil III! i!' uLssutenaat .as Perkins il5 She
60, g. La kross. l15; Au Rovoir. 1ls
t,.ra@s Race tpurse $500: claiming; for
gurlo,ss.sr -olds and upward bout five
skysss'--,pr skysnss' Han, il5: aTreadwell, 10;
c,., ceis, Back Ray, i2o; Fiying orb. 1is;
FACE Lee, li6; Aunt Deda. lis; "Powder
.pn,a, 80, i,e: 'Shybail.s 1ie.
sisaua.sdl- sdls"'les allowance OF five pounds