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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
Talk of Fashion
Routed Meal ThOught

''But I'm not hungry" said Cintra;
"a persons clothing" she resumed
hurriedly, "helps a great deal TO keep
the mind young and healthy. II were
wealthy, l should wear dress for every
mood. 1t would be lovely I should love
it! -
"I3ut you must get bitc Of break.
fast. my dear; you simply must! - 10:
terrupted Mrs. Rogers, and whiseed
her out into the breakfast room. leaving
mere male visitor standing there.
thanking the heavens that no such de.
sire troubled him.
"a dress for every mood"
1t seemed almost impossible for any
ono to have enough dresses, and. b.
sides, think Of the everlasting chang
ing!
or course 40 active .
40 apparently gay all the time :.
perhaps her beautiful simplicity Of
moods would facilitate matters for
Cintra. but for mere man
Well, cigar seemed better thaa
clothes for moods!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

theatre. studied under Sir Frank
Benson. and soon was able 70 begin my
work on the professional stage.
"Oue day ! went down to Dorset,
and there ] met my man
John Fortescur was II man Of mid
die age at thar time. Distinguished
look!ng-as he is todny-with little
pleasant crows feet at the eyes,
He had entered the room only mo.
mcnt before Mrs. Fortescue. He seemed
cordial, though with an air Of aostrac-
ton,
"He loves people to work for their
own bread, and he was happy 10 know
that was interested In business. But
ha loved homo lifc. too.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

ing graceful half.gcstures while she
talked. i've been working and work.
ing over those gowns. and I haven't
had moment TO sec New York. but |
feel It's activity. You are SO alive. IN
America. Last night I couldn't go to
sleep. had to write about 1t all.
composed letters until . o'clock this
morning"
She "Met Her Man"
and Kne,r it at Once
"My family was not wealthy one. ="
began Cintra.
She IS the daughter Of the Rev.
Howard Beech. rector Of Great Beal-
ings. Suffolk. and her name is Wtni.
fred.
IT seemed TO me that 7 ought 70 60
to work. This was, Of course. before
my marriage. My tastes led me to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
UnbecOn,ing G0lrns
"Imn,OraI' to Cintya

"I think It Is n form of immortality
to let a woman buy something which
doesn't suit her. 1t is shocking to see
n beautiful dress on the wrong woman.
find that most women are open
minded. I find that they arc willing
to be shown that a hard -and fast ad-
lcrencc to style is devastating 10 what
ever beauty they may have. ] say to
Il woman who is intent on buying the
wrong gown, say to her: \ can't let
you have that. 1t doesn't suit mo. 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
"k0Uely Mterrie,r"
Held Out as Promise

But Mrs. Rogers was in the sr9ly.
md not Mrs. Forrescue.
"she will be here shortly sn!d Mrs.
Nogers. "Cintra has been so tusj. but
sh0 will see You even before she has
had breakfast. and YOU mustn't keep her
vefy long. She really needs some one
- watch her. The dear child is SO
gracious she never thinks about her own
6iscomfnrts. And she gives perfectly
loveiy interviews.
The wait proved to be not n long one
though 1T was not a hopeful one. The
weather, the occasion ut .ntcrrupting.
D6haps. slumber-y"u zee. the prospect
wasn't one to rave over,
; When Cintra. however. entered the
room one thought "f tn" poet and lis
iahy fair wko carried her own brand
Of sunshine around with her, Anima
tion spiced the grace OF her long, Gid
iae stride; enthusiasm and good nature
were revealed in her smile.
Mrs. Fortesru" is tall woman,
youns and Of striking features. Look.
In at her, one pictures those tall, Welt
formed "classic' women Of Julius
Ohssar's day.
ehe was clothed in brown, with a
heown scarf or broad ribbon about her
I'D, Ribbon or scarf II made nm
eSauisite morning lonse- cap. Mere
M wondered great deal what TINS
40 might be called, meant to ask,
~ theL neglected to. Around her neck
aid pendant TO her knees hung string
q heavy beads.
h 1Won't you have some breakfast
\ sukY" asked Mrs. Rogers solicitousl
~ Cintra. 1.-The gentleman will gladly
2Ss 5sSreakfast? laughed Clntra. as 4
49, had had 1t long ago. I'm MOI
4 lnGSyv'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

oOtn nave JUST aTrlVeO III America.
And Cintra will show America how
m Englishwoman can be good
wife to a great Englishman and at
the same time a busy artist in FEM
iuine apparel.
She took up a trade" to the
perturbation Of her friends and
relatives, because she found it
necessary to help pay for the family
bread.
She took up a trade" because
her husband has given his life to
the writing of monumental history
Of the British land forces, which
brings him, BY and large, about a
'ha'penny a line''-scarcely enough
= keep the growing wolf from any
door.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
Short Stage Experience
Aided Later Career

"You zee, my husband is busy all
day, and when he would be ready to
leave the study ! would be ready to
leave for the theatre. We wouldn't
see each other much. We felt that
such an arrangement wasn't feasible.
Wouldn't work ut all. So I decided
to give up the stage. That was in
1913. In 1914 We were married."
Mrs. Eortescue 10 happy for her
Gzperisnce In the theatre Z
s.;s'lt gavs ne the dra lDtic )usttAak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
notvres Put VerCe
nfo Spirited Talk

Il ERes must eat" said Mrs. Rogers.
s:r s!":n snSw c,a,rs sansS. %s. ct ss. Gssd Ssd
IL. ehAir. 6hs did not sink
y 9 ~ gslss = n nAh-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

Mr"w wnat gro,lsing' Is over here! II
means complaining. being dissatisfied.
His army history brings in only about
i n'pcnny linc---wcvc figured that
ont. But wa are satisfied because II IS
such clrssic work. Such an important
contribution
'With oil THIS work. 1t seemed to
me. after we We're married that my
husband ought 10 give UP his history
"f the World War. We understood We
needed the money. that his giving up
that particular history would mean a
considerable financial difference TO US.
After giving the matter much
Thought, ] conceived the idea OF OPEN
ing little art treasure shop In tho
West End. And my husband resigned
his post ns war historian
MIS-. FortcScuc's decision met with
some not altogether favorable comment,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
7Ae Hon. Mrs. F0rtescue Comes to the
United States MIN Her Radical
Tiescs ON Costuming Which Haze
Startled Staid London
SHE MAKES GOWNS WHILE
HUSBAND WRITES TOLUAIES
UPON HISTORY OF WORLD
WJe Of Librarian to King George De.
cAares 14ussver to Short Skirt Problem
Rests Nth Limbs Of the Wearery

NTRA padded glass fashion and laughs
the broken pieces.
She is the fashion anarchist, statement
evangelist of individuality
She
70 the King Of England, and historian extraordinary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
Entering "lntO Trade"
Brought Adverse Comment

'And it wasn't very easy. ! used
to get into my little West End shop at
about o'clock every morning. and
sweep up. and straighten out the dis.
10 home late In the Afternoon. This
kert up for some un,s. ! elllsl Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

I
rose garden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

AGENTS We start you wilton; a do.Iar
scars. extracts. perfumes. toilet goods.
experience unnecessary. Carnat!on Gu.
Dent. $50. St Iuui,
AG ENTS--Po;cntcd home NECESSITY no
article Ike II. four sales ~ ave caug
RENE dous prol' cHclgsv. territory
SrtnG!er- I.oomis CO.. 1910 Garland Bldg.
Chicago.
AGENTS--I.earu hbou; tn. profits sup
plying perfume to families by address
ina; !.'i!ieE y CO.. $50 Walton. ST. Louis
Mo.
AGENTs-I75 to 500 rcr week easily
made selling Crrscv Taincohts. shopping
bags and wa;,Eptoof aprons big new
selling oGiht free. Write today. I'm
I;otr' manufacturing Co. Dept. Pei.
Ashland. Ohio.
AGENTS-si6 day. easy. gu!cN sales
free auto big weekly bonus $50
prrmIW Go every customer. Simply
show uur beautiful. 1-p.ecc solid uiu!n!-
mum htnLi. cutlery seq, oprcals in.
stNn'iy We deliver and collect pay
daily Sew Era Ms. co. sos Madison
St Dep. SIS. chicago
AGENTS wanted 70 adycrt,sr our goods
and distribute 'ree samples 70 con.
suni"r SOC pcr hour. Wire s0r fuI
particulars American Products Co.
t-a3 American hiGs-. Cincinnati. OHIO
AGENrS-Sa.5O an hour to workers; new
s4.ranteed hosiery proposition. sur.
sale whore shown: wca-S year or re
placed free. No experience or capita!
'"iu'I"d. Sample ,r"" Thomas Mfg.
Co. elSo Thomas B!iE.. Dayton, Ohio
AG"NIS-5dc an hour 10 advertise and
distribute samples 20 consumer: writ"
quick FOR territory and particulars. Al
bet NILS, Con. Msiu $50 American
H.tT 'in-inuau ohio.
Soo-S.qo week. f.ee Samples.
s".A sign letters any one can ruc on
Si'E" windows DIX demand. liberal offer
W general aeen'- Metallic LETTER Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
COLORED cigar tobacco
stemmers; best wages
paid. John Foege &. Son,
22nd and Main Sits.

200 .oiorcL men foI coal loading Ia m.ne,
aud machine ,uttegs for largest and
oldest company Ia Pennsylvania. own, d
~ '1rrcS!" steel. Mines uear rou
!.....rVl..'. pa. short distance T!.ts-
"urr": uouUuioUs SIi5 for hours
WOES Euaihni,'a 90 ..li. aud Iowest .,aId.
cam max" go r.ry"u. Men sent Uy Us
H' r"o" ia" free. WORK SO days lis
N"E' S-r"' opror'UDity. Com. 10 ].
u"' rr our last shipment. Can take
W." ana iann,y snip Monday af.c:-
noon. In nud "u'-tnwu in"n. 10 70. Of
nee u 90 = O'Clock Monday com, go
hTius others SO OFT charge. Au4r--
sons Emp!osmeu, Service. 1903 Eas, Ma.r.
Strnri. kl-l r,L.rN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ORGANIZER WANTED,


Must be experienced speciality salesman.
capable q! Gu!ck'" adapting himself 70
sp.ciNlty propost = then taxing sales
men !"io "a" Held M training them by
'''N"! s".iin" financially rcspous!bic
fAHH:tctHrc-. nuW ready 10 enter ,h!s ter
rtnry. hHs big OPPORTUNITY. for r!sht man:
"NHr"'" advancement. commission and
r"ya!ty give tull phrtlru!ars YOUR rvD.rt-
"Hce "Hd ua.!I.catlons.
NORTH AMERICAN FIBRE
!RoDUCTS COMPANY
cleveland Ohio.
Wanted energetic salesman
t" REPRESENT h!gh class line .; ov.ralls
i' N'si merchants n Virginia Refer
enc" a. 90 ability. character ana IMAM
'lal responsibility. Must accompany ap-
u'chi ton. Hickory overall CO.. HicEory.
SALESMAN. travelling, TO scli our FAN
dross goods. A,;Tac,iy. side line. lii.
e'ai commission. FrsnH -. la lame {.
g.. fh.lhd"iph.a Pa
SALESMAN WANTED -TcrrI;orV nov
open IN virginia fo' energetic man cap
able 20: handling .tapi, line: liberal
commission splendid opportunity An.
|l' IN wr.I.ng 20 Tia. Miles r HIxlrr
pi i-l. 1874 Euclid Avenue.
'i'v"!aui. OHIO.
SALESMAN %; M-n ca.iUer with cxocu-
N''.,s VINO can qualify to take
business must nave Euou record and
.h,'h e'ud. hoN II .ld care The DIS.
~ALEsMNN wa"'od by nenmond concern
'A'.lNf on aUtumpull" tr.,tc iu v!r.
E.nit ana North CaTOi!na 10 hhndl. on
."riniss.on basis good l.nc az au;or,o.
'-'1 i"'T''. Good opportunity 10 make
cosy !h"i'y extra Address BoS L ~.
eH" Ih" Dispatch
SALESMEN WANTED mon a,, ,,,,.,,..;,
-" hf'ni- naw household article. SELL,
= -'.'s ;nhn mayor will be IN Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FINANCIAL
81
Business Opportunities
FACTORY FOR SALE.

FACTORY FOR SALE.
A splendidly mill-con-
structed brick building, 3
stories high, 2S0 feet long
by 50 feet wide; situated in
4 live Southern Virginia
town Of 5000 population,
and located on two rail
roads-Southern and Nor
folk and Western; sidings
run parallel building full
length on both sides. Will
sell at Il greatly reduced
price. Terms liberal. Adj
dress X Y Il, care The Dis
patch, Richmond, Va.
Goop grocery and confectionery stores
:or sale. NJ. Lplnson. Gii-l. Mutua!
t'dr. Phone Ran. gIlI
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business Equipment
Boats and Accessories
liuildi.iE Mntcrinls.

GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR tale, IN gooa
condition. WIN sell cheap or trade tog
NuinmOh!lc. Chll Randolph .isU.W
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents
80
:NcErrl"NAi. OPPORTUNITY.

l.Ntt.I IltNA1. tPl'ORrCNIrN.
Experienced salesman to carry we'll
known imported line OF lac.s. embrouior-
les. handknrCh!cfs. dress goods FOR rvian
aud general s,orc trade: must have ,s-
tnblIShcd connections. Liberal commission
paid weekly or drawing account AFTER
proven producing ability. Write Sco',
Import Co. 2SS Fourth Avenue Sew
York
LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTuKER wants
agents 10 sell complete line OF shirts di-
rect 80 wcnr"r. exclusive patterns, bis:
values. free samples. Madison Mills 500
broadway. N"w York
ONE OF the largest sign companies OF its
kind wants livc-wire statesmen for "A
new specially OF merit. sells TO dealers
III every city. town or village. pnyKct
Sanr!" furnished. Full time or sid"
Line: large commissions: repeat order
Howard SiEn Co. 65I Augusta street
Cincinnati. Ohio.
SOMETHING NEw--AIl business ana
professional men need Il. Sells S7.5g.
costs YOU S.-h. I'r repeater. Writ" Tor
sample Merchants Assn. Mlnncapo
MINI.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-S.lI special con
tract. new product. $4,000 par month
big sales nnd pioEts guaranteed dcaI-
'rs: stat" reference. and experience.
y. q. Box 7j9. Station &. Los Angeles.
w.
% TO $40 PER DAY easily made selling
toilet preparations. soaps and perfumes
Complete lin" OF fast sellers at right
prices Sample case furnished. D-sk
\. tyson ~ CO.. Paris. Tenn.
BROWNING; made siC5.96 one week cell
Inr kcy business B;!nulators; op.u stnrl
aiumiuunwarc. ~ruckcrv. etc: ais, bou-
uny goods In small towns. ola -cstab-
Louis Mo
70 \ ITLS,, -,.-.-......
ON iInn ~, ,,,,,,'- ,I u" T''tS
NM "' ,uop'F '"oh"6' TO cal! ON
trade in ,h. .n,,,ii ,,,,'.' h,'.. S,Iie
liberal commission W. h,yc 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
WANTED = Three good
carpenters; no .jackleg
need apply; maintenance
and $3.50 per day. Adj
dress c. 7. Friend, Supt.,
Maidens, Va.
s., 400 TO $4,000
A YEAR SALARY.

Does 'hai.arpea go your You can
iHa.lfE - -"ch q salary hy learning az.
'9u"AHE Inc hughes: paid profession IN
I "' world There is "a big demand now
i''n ho.h Tn ru!'.I states goverun,.n.
HHa IN" rrm'Hr-ia, world :or Coz, .t"-
.A'.'i$ aud VOC. CoWptrullcrs, !ncune "a,
ste .s'!7ts a"t cert fed public accountants
.' attractive srlnries
Y'- can 'raia for one o; these positions
~ your sHHrc slime with the aid OF ~.
a. ''''''N" program %: home study.
'' write ,o4ny .9T descriptive nookl.,
N p. Learn Aocourt.us" Their. Is no
LAMENTATIONS Accountants Society lnr
~ M-'Ia. t}4UIlrr.
i....su.a. E.r..u.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

suits oNcrcohts and Tslncon:s direct TO
wr"r"T with an extra pair pants alb
to.utrly free. This low price makes
numerous sHl"S ana hT commission.
certain. co'..E.. siona pulI daily. FAN
limos ready. Special proposition ~ you
wit" Immediately. Greater Value out
'l'i.rS- NLnn,MnhiI- OHM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
LIVE STOCK

SEE uS ABOUT THAT PARROT YOU
HAVE HEES wlSiISG FOR. YOUSG
MhDS SOW IL MARKET
birds PARROTS. CAGES BOWLS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

MEN WOMEN GIRLS. over u, wanted :or
l. ;. government r9slt:0us: .s..sie0
month, short hours. steady work: com
mon education Sufficient Write i'm
:ncihtc!y :pr !ist positions. Franklin
Institute. D..,i. as l., Rochester " Y
NANTEp-ti" nt!-mau and lady 10 carr
Vas, furniture polish salary and COM
n -oE. car" IN" Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

'uoihS'o opportunities 30
DRUG STORE-For sale. drug store. do
ing 5000 month. have Two stores and
viii sell on easy terms. BOX T. ls6. care
The Dispatch.
MANuFACTuRlNG LIANT for sale
cheap. Apply ghc Richmond Apron
Manufacturing CO.. Twelfth ana Main.
MILLINERY business Tor safe bar
gain for qu!ch buyer; only millinery
in town: established 81 years. Reason
for selling: owner wants to retire.
thriving town on y. X ". Rox l. 927
care Tho Dispatch.
TDlLEn goods. rcrfumc.y and favOring
extract plant. Selling GA account Of III
health ana other business interests
Present business without effort about
10000 per year. CVulI easily be made
100000 ana more. business In Al
condition. Has AAou, 7u0 established
agencies and good mail order business
Unlimited possibilities. Ncd-css pvI-
fumcr Hox :. station ~ Chattanooga.
Tenn
f;RDCERH-EoT sale at 81 barsa,n DON.
good business 2si3 J. Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Poultry aud Supplics

EGGS from piizr-wIni.ns barred Eocks
!!gnt inHt.us. LIST cock. LIST ana End hen
Is, pu.t"t. 3'G and Ith cOckercl. also
pGrtr!Ggr eggs. ~ l.. Ecck. 9Oll Fen.
dh! Avenue p':one Madison 1871.
EGGS from $atDHn. Show prize w!nEuf.
Light and dark Haired Rocns Partridr.
Plymouth Rocks :. G. Rhode Island
Reds. : G. Black MiUOrca- ana = T.
Whtr i.""nur1. td. koek. Il. r. D
10. = i.i! ROAD. Randolph $50.
f!GEo$S-tnr sale. white Kings, mated
handed and working: owuar leaving
town =. W. Nr.Ms.r. sn.a nns.on ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

SAL ESMEN-Salary or cou,snissiuu. ~
i'tl"nced. speciality statesmen preferred
r.S returns to right men. Apply MIR.
hri,m il25 West Eleventh Street.
Nclgud. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Statesmen and Agents

We start you without a dollar
Soars. extracts. perfumes. toilet goods
experience unnecessary. Carnat!on Co.
Dent. &5I. -. Louis
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5000 YEARLY.

GOOD grocery and confectionery stores
:or sale. NJ. L.iusOn Sli-l. Mutua!
bldg. phcuv Ran. 2IIi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Investments. StocHs. Bonds 80
FOE SAl.E-A.l or any part'ot 81 shares
az Fedora! Trust Company's stock ,
dividend payer. Address l.. q. BOX No
iTio. Richmond. Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

jFF!ch ASSiSTAET-Rc Refined. cdu-
c'itd youns lady desires position. Box
6 go. car" The DlsputCA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
w, 0. BARRETT,
Employment Agent,
1910 East Broad Street.
WANTED..
BY The
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.

phTJNAV C6,f - wv NY
p Mn" "a l ooNi AN l,
l ono" NY lallfoaU me-
chahlcs ana helpers, al tne
rates OF pay estaDllshed %
the Ohlled NlaleS NalToad
LABOR BOARD:
~ cents Ter Hour
Machlnlsts, bollefmakers,
Blacksmltns, Sheet N atal
W 0rkerS, Electrical Work
erS, Passenger Gar Repair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

sTENOGNArHEK. cirMt years cNp.r..,.c..
;aili. accurate. nvnt, desires position:
,,"'oE"ry wogA accepted. c 80. care
ma" Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

IMNIING INVENTION Max. Kerosene
lamps E!vc three Times more ligh; with
SENSATIONAL carbur"tor. Generates in
'"Hsr E"s light Tremendous profits.
Guith sales. secure territory now VA
roHto CO.. Dept III. Tol"dn ONO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

BROWNING made SlC5.H6 one week sell
ine key business s;!mulators: omen stncI;
aiuninuinYarc. "ruCkcry, etc. also hnn-
any goods In small towns. ola -cstab-
lish"d house. Eagle Importing Co. St
Louis. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

IS NNTED -Trnv..tur sal,.:u.u To carry
"ui line OF Tuoh'r ruuhuE 10 call ON
lumber. hatdvur. and general s.or.
trad" In tho small tuwus. pocket sample:
liberia, commission. We have ware
houses IN all Ia" principal cities In The
United states. Royal Roofing CO. 81.
Louis. Mo.
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EMPLOY nEST
Help Wantcti-Nfalc


MEN-'5 an hour: newcs; kitchen tool.
every woman uses 20 times daily. easy
seller. bis prohts. SAMPLE free. Thomas
Me. Co. D"sR iaCl Dayton. Ohio
coon OPPORTUNITY Tor Young .ucu 10
take oar simple two year high sChop.
homo striN C1uvsr. meets AL require
mcnts ''r ;Ar business, worll, cQuip> you
rr'i"'N''a, Free bulletin ON request
Address Principal nieh School. Dept.
p-Hs. hrsN"! Avenue aud FItty-C!Eh;h
chicago.
Az pPENING Ior !. or good insu--
Hrc' Hra 20 take over genera agency
toy la-Ee "e insurance company. toy
'|int} unlimited. al associations ubso-
.l,e-y COM ientla. = ~. rhe Dispatch.
REGIS TERED dEuss.st wanted 90 do re-
lia; wars nrst week III September.
SaH.LA lhasuncy. 1892 Ea.; MNrshul
WAHrEu. young man 10Y general Ollie.
"ott. Must De eNpertcNc,d iyplsi APP
'ly Nood'y Hornins l7lI West CARY.
GONEHNMENT railway mail CLERKS com
menrt Et.J month. list positions omen.
tIcr Ns'tn Immediately. Franklin In
s'i'u'. Don't. 40 l., Rochester. y y
rAH> SEQ 20 $3.50 monthly, expense.
|a.s. as railway ;r,iNs Inspector. 20
sit.uU gIasaujce5 sijy- months spare
'imc siI+. % money refunded Excel
leg y stand Business Training
.Hsy. NnH.o. y. 7
ME& wanted 20 Quau:! :or agc,n.T.
usIkru.'u. ALSO cOiurvG s.e;r.uE car ..tl
'st'u lng'.rs ENp.f4cuCa uun,a.ss,.,
Transportation furnished. Writ, ~
H"ss-s- SUIT s. Louis.
WNNTEp-Nam mon. oyer II. w..hIn,
q $. ravcrnruen, POSITIONS commence
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Situations wantrt:-: cn,aIc 80

4 iI.I.!N kl--EIkht years espcricnCe a,
buyer and manager ot large department;
store. hest Cd: references bon /. 90
"ur- Tho Dispatch.
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SEW MAPS. aliases. BilHcs books. nir.
'"r"s. store signs. household spccisI,icS.
novelties Rest sellers made iibcruI
itfins' Agents coming money. Ilusy
sales CO. Atlanta Ga.
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'Li. travelling expenses and then soru.
selling r"n-'n! stores our fast.solliug
knock 'cm cold side line. ON" sample.
WhopT"r oveTalis 90. Cincinnati. OHIO.
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SAlESMa& WANTED TO OFFER TO
THE PEOPLE or RICHMOND ONE
or THE REST PROPOSITIONS EVER
FIRES EErED REPRESENTING ONE
OF THE WORLDS pIGGEST INDUS
TRIES. SEVERAL. HUNDRED SAT
lSFIED CUSTOMERS NOW IN RICH
MOND. GOOD MEN WILL FIND
THEIR OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
real. MONEY Address i. .. Ron
ISL CITY
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SOURS' BIRD SHOP,
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles

CALVES Grade iiolsiciu he!f.rs for sn!c
Louis Il. Ellie. Route !. Richmond Va.
Madison 'se9-E
COW AND CALF. SIX years old. HolS,o!n.
Mills. Price. $50 Can be seen Sweet
Pasture While House. Va. write llor-
ncy Aprerson. TuuStun. va.
DNAlF WAGON, road pillow. etc, Me
ch"nicsvi.!e PIKE. near swamp Jerry
Shine" II. +. -. !. C!ty.
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Distributor FOR l.ue o: high
f'hdo "utpMoiivc equipment DEGREES two
i've -wiig statesmen tor virginia and
Nnr;h Carolina territory. LIBERAL com.
MISSIONS and drawing account s,ax .
,"2. Fhr Dispatch
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Vet QUICK Rheumatism forces retire
m"ni %; partner ana ra!a Of paying
w""lIy paper ana job u'Ic" ga VIZ
hHnHahle paper required. Worth ir-
N"-ilr7tlrg. Address BOX !. .28. care
Tn" blspAtgh
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'ij !" $3.50 t'1ris permanent ruul:nngc
sal" business. Mon. women, boys, pirla
maiSins over '55 w"o.ly Answer qJlcH.
Carter Room :. Tempo COurt Ciu,.n-
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TEACHER Experienced teacher desire,
i'.'h'" position. usIa. branches. DC.
E."n,ts )" !."'iu and music. Address
Mss = ii"S 80. I, krnhEidg-. Va