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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30
TALK or THE TOWN

Public dance, Stowe, Friday, June 30
CAROLS orchestra .-~ady. n NY VI
Flapper parfait, 20c, at the Rcd
| Gross Pharmacy
Victor records on sale tomorrow al
Cummings q Lewis. adv.
Orders taken for fireworks at Gal
lagher's Shining parlor adv
Robert Townsend of Hardwick visit.
cd friends in this city yesterday.
| For plumbing and heating. call James
Mcleod, l23 Orange street. Tel. S23-W,
adv.
Vernal Kezer of Chelsea was in the
city yesterday for short visit with
| friends.
| A complete assortment Of fireworks.
Leave orders now at Lander's Cigar
store.--adv
How delicious dish of Kreamy ice
kream tastes after days work in the
heat just try il. Barre Drug Co.--adv
Long distance and general trucking,
furniture a speciality. Granite City
Bottling Works, Tel 726M or T46-W.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Weber of South
Main street have returned from Keene.
N. H., where Mr. Weber has been
working as a stonecutter.
All stores, members of the Barre Re-
tail Merchants association, Inc, will
remain open on Monday, July 3, until
. o'clock p. m. and will be closed all
day Tuesday. July A.. adv.
The Rivoli boys orchestra. which
played in this city last evening. left to-
day for their headquarters in Swanton.
The dance in the Quarry Bank hall last
evening was well attended
Advertise Barre by carrying name
plates on your car Make sure to use
the official Board of Trade colors, or
ange and black, Your garage has them
at 75c q pair. Be booster for Barre
adv
Maple walnut, chocolate, cherry, or
ange pineapple or vanilla Kreamy ice
kream. There's something about 1t that
satisfies that seems to say lit tastes
like more" We want you to try IL
Barre Drug CO.. adv.
Train schedules were sadly demoI
ished all along the line yesterday even
the Passumpsic division being some
what washed out. Passengers from
many points are suffering the incon.
venience OF having to make rounda
bout trip TO reach their destination
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30
WILLIAMSTOWN

! Congregational church-Rev Charles
| +. Walsh. pastor. Services Sunday at
4 l0.45. Sermon topic Facing the Adj
venture OF the Cross" Special music
+ by the choir. Communion service att
er the morning service. Sunday school
at y I'M. Union service at $50. Ad-
dress by Rev. C. +. Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram $. Drury are
visiting relatives in Woodstock. \. H..
going there in their car the fret of the
week.
Mrs Ida Covell Martin has been ap-
pointed by the Judge of probate as
administrator, with will annexed. Of
the estate Of her late husband, henry
J. Martin.
Road Commissioner Richard Sealv
and his men are at work on the road
between the turn near RAY Trips
and Mrs. Alma Boyce's. known locally
as the Woolcut hills
Herman Edwards and Roy Palmer
are At work in Barre. learning the
stcnecutter's trade
Dr. l. y. Martin and family Of
Barre are spending their vacation on
their farm near Cutter pond
Cards are received by Mrs. Lucy
Earle Holt announcing the marriage on
the gath inst. Of Miss Inez Elizabeth
Earle daughter Of Eden A. Earle Of
Bloomfield. n y. and Harry Myers u
St. Alhsns They are 10 live in St
Aihans
Dr. John z Morgan and Mrs.
Roxalsna JocSow Of Stowe. and Mrs
Elizabeth Atherton and Mrs. Rov
Arnold and daughter. Audrey. II
Springfield. Mas came from stowe
the 18th and spent the day visiting
relatives IN town
Miss Irna r Cheney. = graduate II
the teacher training course AZ Mont
pelier seminary this sesr. j. ENGAGED
- teach in the village school 81 IVES,
Tofsham.
The hand il - give q concert. The
frsi Of The srason. this FRIDAY eve.
nirr
Tire Rursf coof Lurk club meeting. /
which we q have her heid al Nrs
Tounscni's SATURDAY. hss t-ru r.-f-
runeS one peek
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30
The Iackdaw and the Fox

People who go without insurance re
mind MS Of the fable Of the jackdaw
who INDUCED in hope strong enough
to cheat We remind YOU Of the fact
that we have life insurance plans to
suit all cases. National Life ms Co. Of
VT iMutualr s. S Ballard, general
agent, Is State street, Montpelier; g.
J. Searer. local representative.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1922.
The Weather

Fair tonight; Saturday unsettled
probably thunder showers; light Il
moderate variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-30

Fsss ffs x. - E. -z-rivaL SD tsv
ard narii gas a. rs-s six--sdv.
The Keota news., 1922-03-17
pcDtic YncUYuD SALE

Whereas n. e. Cs...inse whose sd,i,v.. !.
Lia~o,a. Lancaster Coaasy. Neh~s.ks. srsn,.,
es his ne-i n rte.s. dated March ~. IVA sed
Rer"sae5 March y. ipis ie B-.eh .so. 81 r4<-
sDs In the ossc- ~ sh.
Ci>rk ssa ReeesSes ef We'd ceusty, Ce,e,s.
-. essvsy~'i - shs fsel,s Trvsse. Of IN
ssA Weld Cssssy. Ceisss.ss, sA> fs,,s~,cs
'sss In ssh Weld cessty. se.esssea - f.l.
bvs. ts-uH:
TIE s',nshesss quarter ~ s.~ti"o s..e,v or.
In To-n.hip pire North ~ Pane. s;s,y on.
--.s cf sif'h Principal Nesiai,a
In Wvst ts secure one crvswtssesy s.Se N
even date vish saia Trsst DseS fss she sun,
ot Fifteen Hundred Dollar. cayabls 3. tb.
cs,ss. n l.. \. srbseA. administrator cs the
essase of Anthcoy y. Anbes.oe. dereas--i. "a q,
besose thrSe yearp after date Nth interest s,v,w
date 81 she rate o' s,er c-c' p-r sonurr.
A. Whss~es. DefasN has been mad. h,
ss,A eraater IL ssM Trvst DEED. In She p,r.
ferma~ee sf covenants asi esMAissows i'm.
pesed upon him ~ The terms Of aaA r.u.t
Deed In tkh se-x&t: That sasd er,ntcr has
failed TO psy III. Interest du. March 10Th. Iu,,
and he: al.c failed 10 pay the taxes Tor III.
yeas lseO.
The Keota news., 1922-03-17
No. ;. BUILDING RESISTANCE
paoe. ALLGM x. xaAvsG. n. o.


Jsn"s rsesi"s v"vss'sy Medical ssass. ssi,i~s~s
s col his
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Of II.
the called ssisi hai
.
ILLNESS and . me.cn
the
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max.
ef them and spread throughout BODY
bod, ~ha'" Of the
We heal tuberculosis
"p 'e activities f the body
do bodily
s.ira'so
rone us"d ~ the hers ordinary
irritable IL" ~cfy and the ~iry
man should push himself beyond he must
activities 70 there viii
np r'ancr AZ tm1y ~e build
details yet principles and details ma the e.ame
pro"ose heathth normal body
ma" power and too persistent
irsisnihcant H'tlc tuhcrrlc abba ~ '"' 90"
The Keota news., 1922-03-17

An Whereas. ~ t.ssi ksls.t 81 ~ %
ss<ses"ess svps~se~sea ~ ssi nsse sss z't
~,sh she v~asvsaeWel fvs.ss rsssses e 'h'
ssA Well Cesssy. Csisfsa~. e~sse .-a e'-
masS In ~rsssse Seslsssas saa s.fssls '-S
exciting IN declare ne vkele aest dee s1t
rsyssh. sna Ss~sea,es ~ sak 81 ssSs 'fs
sadev ssA trvst 49,
New. Tkssvfesv. eessee e kss.sr stsH
shas estsvsSt IN ssA NcSsee s,S ss'-s-S
asa el.ette~ sd uWtsr sd ~ si-sSe 81 n.
avshcvssy vvstea IN ~ ~ sid Trsss B'''
snA she tA~. I. -. J. walsh. ruslie Tr's''''
ef we1 County. Colorado. ~tli ell ,s's sss''
sessseea aea for essh. 81 rveiI assssea-
The h,ehess sssSs.. st The e~si front de'r =
the Ccvst Hsese In Weld Ccunty. CeSsttas-
IN N"ndss. the ast dsy ~ April lssf. -
cclork in She fceeosv,n tce tn. rufr"Te
81 rsyime sah sese sed interest. ,a,ss So
a't"sp~y see. all eaeew.e ~ chi. ..le. srt ~
sise Ia the eatchaser tiser~-.f = certificate 4"
purchase therefor ss rrovid~si nv lev.
Siened. ~. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. CoAc7sfo.
Dated At Gfeele,. Weld County. Cclors4e.
'hi. zstd da, ~ February. iers.
First publication March 4. TO-
Last publication March ~. ~
The Keota news., 1922-03-17
U0uc BCOYUD 0An

WAsssaA. Eooss u Sk-ess asd Mar AA-sss.
LsseasA ssA wife. b. as.a a fass asisd, De-
sGsss / ~. OAi<s u rsro~s~. is hsDs 60.
sAss r. 10 ~ sssDeAs a shs sees u tLs cssss
s.a kAsls4ss a tie cDassy a y ED, ststs ef
cosoes1s- Ssis eas,sssa ~ ths paslie Trustee
ls sad ~ saiA cessss u wssA- Colossas. ths
solloviAs Aa.eriAsd rssi s.-sss IL The Ce-assy a
Nod. cassssas. E-va
West half Of North hvest quarter vi Of
SWi), Soushsass quarter Of Northwest
quarter isES Of SwD. Soa,Lses,
quarter Of Soetheass quarter tSwi OF
SES) Of Ssessoo thirty five t35). 1osn-
ship TEE loJ North. Range Sixty tso)
West Of Sixth Principal Meridian. CON
ssininG i6o seses. more or i~>s:
which deed Of sSus, vas nsde TO secure
The payment Of oos psons,ssosy note Of
even cate With said orec Of trust fos
tAs sum Of Eight Hundred Dollars
ite0 OD. payable 10 ths ofc~f OF The
Eastern CsIoss ado Yarn Len Company.
three yesss after The date thereof. Nth
interest shsseoo ~ eight f-s cen, 8 pr
cent? tss snnom according TO certain
interest notes nsofs particularly set
forth ia sssd deed Of trust. 10 which
reference s hereby made aos greater
certainty. and
WHEREAS. he said Emmett B.
Shnss md Mary Short. husband sod
wife. ard sll psfDoes claiming by.
thsooxh a. under Their. having d~fsulsrd
in tbs payment Of s~mi- annual interest
dos On sssd ind~bssdn~ss on December
!. 1913. June !. ard Deeemhrs ]. lS5.
and Juns ]. ard beesmhss ]. 1871. and
payment Of ps,neipsi maturing and be-
coming dos December !. 1891. and the
Is9sl hob5ss Of sad noss having elected.
on seeoons Of sssd defaults. TO declare
aid ooss unpaid. dos and payable.
Now. 1aKsxSoas. ~ IL. writes s-ss.-s
sf fks Wsssssa Asr.sssiss t.sv>ss~es cnessas
The Keota news., 1922-03-17

L ,hs ssAsrsi<.>A. Pstiis Trustee. is ssA fof
Is Cosssy a " ~. coioesAo. DO kssses give
.xaies that vii al tL< Loa, Of ss<sse oelo<s
is tie sossenoa os Noeisy- tbs lOth css CT
AEsl A d. is.. ~ tbs frost es.as Of rhs coass
Ha<a.s. IL Tie eits a s'seslss, Colorado. ss! At
rsslle s.es.as 70 tLs Li<hsss ssa ts.f esddsf
fns eA.h Tie aid eas<rthsd essfsiss. sse Al
right title ssc isi-s~ss % saif kH..st short
asa Nsr, sAors. hess4si asi sifs. ts~if heir,
s.s ss.iSas th~fsis. te< The pefs-ss a sssiaS
ihs isa>s<sdssss ss<1sea - AID ss<a Of trust.
sss e..s. ssa eses-.ss a sss<siisS this trust,
s.s st,s<.<,-s f.-.. ass .iii asiissf Ia iss se'-
chaser . essfisests of sale psosis~a - Las
DATED at orssls,. cslassdo. tsis :sth asy q
fssr-srs A d. nc.
M WALSH. t-saD
fzslLe 1rs..s< Il sss tas Iss Coaets Of Weld.
ce-ossso-
FIs.i fstii<ssioe March }. ~
Last fusll<s,soe March 81. ss-..
The Keota news., 1922-03-17
How to Be Healthy
- 7Rs Csusois Of tks 0osSls Rss,ed Csess
Ptsetiesi 7elks a. Disesse Pssoeaeioa
pespsse1 ey ths
COLORADO TUOGAcUlooio ASSN

49,: :.s Ts: :s:e: :s:s -
The Keota news., 1922-03-17

II sposis'ss. Deputy Heed conssi
Of The Modern wooemen Of Amssses is
sp-nains several day. Ia k~o,s- He In
tends. II sgfhe,@ns interest 10 shown. To
sssiss in the organization Of . camp st
this pises.
The Keota news., 1922-03-17

A eosony Of Nennoaites en route from
Hssse,s. Msnisoss. To The state Of
Chihuahua. Mexico. and moving in two
st<eiai s,sins. ~iIl be handled BY The
Burlington route. The frss train will
iesse HAskett GA March and be de-
lises~a TO The Basiingson Route ~
Sioux City fos movement TO ksnsss
city ard deliver, TO eoan~essoo. The
s~ened train ~ill leave Hasksst on
March II and be delivered to The Bur
hnssoa ~ Omaha foe nosem~n, 20
Kansas City. Each Train siil carry
AhDos i30 people.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
Brother Directs Brother

In the picture "For Those We
Love" which Is shown at local
theatres Friday. Arthur Ro>~on
is the director and his brother.
Richard Rosson, is in the role OF
a nc'er-do-wcll brother of me
heroine. The younger brother
has often assisted his director
brother; but in Miss Composers
picture il was decided that mas
much rs he could make Up so
well for the part. that he be Civ
en- it. His work was highly COM
mended by Miss Compson. As
the brothers know each others
ideas on photoplay acting very
well the director had little trou-
bic when his actor brother play
cd in a scene.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
Cecilian Club Meeting

ne CcCIlian Club met with
Mrs. Olin Green Tor itN-Amcri-
can program February p and the
following numbers were given:
Patriotic March ..... Morrison
Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Pickles
Voice. Carissima ......... Penn
Miss Laura Bright
Piano. Nal>c ......... Whiting
Miss Olivia Baldwin
Voice. Sylvia .......... Speaks
Mrs. Harry hlmn,m
Piano. Romance ....... Sibcliu>
Miss E,tcllc stone
Voice. The Rose and the
Nightingale .......... lIawlcv
Mrs. T. ID. Chcuault
Piano, Prelude IN .h Minor
Observation-Disclosures. DE Koycn
Miss Margaret Green
Vocal Trio, The Big Brown Bear
Mrs.. Blanton. Mrs. Chcnault
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
ny Aaaoolatsd rr.s1

Frankfort Feb. 23-Thc gov
crnur would have the power 90
remove peace officers in cities
and counties which have out
breaks like those IN Newport
/ where troops now are stationed.
under bilI introduced iu rr-
SENATE by Senator Herman T..
MONROE. "f Louisville. The Bit
carries au emergency clause and
"'H.i become law ON passage
anal approval hE the governor.
The .aw now allows the gov
.rnnr 10 -Umwaff.g remove r.t.
er- who permit prisoners p. p.
taken and iynC.cd
lre N"ur"c bib 1t is UNDER
--n"t was originated q, -a-
u.t OF the Newport tr"uHc an T.
the frequent calls tor troops e..
guard courts and rut l""" tr.u-'
Die ln other sections %. Oh, state.
IFS hackers believe that with.
some authority h1T'u" Oh. paN-'
g.. a.. irW"F. peace oH'c".~ ''-
failure O." .H."rrc the law. ~ucH /
calls ".i' 'r reduce. i' " NM I
'nn'.
10 text OF the ''- follows. /
"HcifFri tn ANY homeopathy /
. county " the commonwealth I
o.. N'niurNy. q r"i- or "iI pen /
..." '"Wm'i,nn. arises or rN'~'.
whereby The lives "I c'i'zrn-
t'r'"'a a'H their property are DO
danger nr threatened with "jurl /
or destruction. O" that ,Nig"t
whereby o. l~ now hy law made
the duty "i the Governor 1T the
commonwealth of hcntuckr. rs
The Chief civil magistrate Of the
commonwealth OF Kentucky To
intervene ln order 90 protect
lives and property OF citizens re- |
siding in ~aid municipality or
county then m that event. Of
shall bee thc duty al the governor
ai thc Commonwealth OF kcn-I
lucky to cause written notice {" !
Dc given To- any peace officer.
whose duty 1t Is Z" conserve tllc
ra1c. and enforce the law andl
Order in said municipality or |
D
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Oldham
are spending 4 few DAYS in Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. Tom Turpin. OF DAYTON
Ohio. is visiting his parents
Judge y. Il. Iurpin and Airs
Iurpin ON Woodland avenue.
Mrs. +. O. Broaddu> and Mrs
lalferty. OF Ravenna. were vi>i-
tors in Richmond Wednesday.
Mis-, Laura Clay. of Lexington.
IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
James Bennett. on West Main.
Mrs. Allcn Earring spent We'd
nc>day in Lexington.
Mrs. Il. c. Bogg> was hostess
90 her bridge club Thursday at
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Owen Mckee Is a pa
ticnt in the st. Ioscph'> hospital
Lexington. where she Is taking
treatment for nervousness. Her
many friends hope To see her At
home soon entirely restored 20
health.
Miss Mary IIusuely has re
turned from 4 two months visit
with relatives in Louisville and
Waddy. Ky.
Mrs. Mex Lewis. Of Wincchs-
ter spent the week end with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanger.
and Mrs. f. II. Gordon spent
Tuesdly in Lexington.
Mrs. g. ". Evans left Thurs
day for a weeks visit 10 her aunt
Mrs. a. il. Goodloe, Ashland av-I
cnue. Lexington.
Mrs. Daisy Reynolds. OF lex
ington, is the guest OF Mrs. Doc
Fcrrill, on Third street.
Mrs. William Ballard and chill
dren. Of Ravenna, are guests of
the lattcr'S parents, Mir. and Mrs.
:. \. ID. Jones. on Second street.
Mrs. X. ]. Mckee and Miss
Lydia Mckee spent Tuesday I'M
Lexington.
Hon. ]. A. Sullivan, who has
been spending the past few
weeks at ST. Joseph's hospital,
Louisville. left there Thursday
Tor i few months stay at Hot
Springs. Arkansas.
Gov. James D. Black, of Bar
bourville, on his way TO Frank
tort. stopped off here and stayed
over night with his brother, All
ex Black, who Is quite i'll with
flu.
Mrs W. O. Brooks and Mrs.
Minnie Willoughby have return
cd from a visit to Mrs. W. B..
Glass at Wilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oat Davis. oil
Ravenna. spent Wednesday inI
Richmond shopping.
Mrs. {. /. Wheeler. OF Lex
ington. is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. DIN Green.
Mr.. William Bolton IS i'll with (
grip at his home on Third street /
Mr.. w. s. Smathers IS in Day /
ton. Ohio, this week on bus;-i
ness. :
Mrs. Harry Blanton will go To
Lexington Saturday where she
will he guest at an informal tea
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
Veteran Editor Very III

Bowling Green, Feb. 23-John
b. Gaines. publisher OF the Park
City Daily News, remained very
low at his home here today. He
is i'll of complications. He is a
widely known Kentucky newspa-
per man.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
CASCARETS I0'
For Consupated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

bowels completely by morning
and You will feel splendid. THO
work while Won sleep CaScareA
never stir You up or "ripe like
Salts. Pills, Calomel. or Oil. anR
they cost only 4 ten cents bdS
Children love Cascarets. too.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
and Miss Bolton
Reading. "The Bauer Concert
Mrs. Robert Burnam

america rs a Musical Pople'
was the subject OF a round table
discussion. This. Of course. was
open To the entire club and many
and varied opinions were ex-
pressed. No conclusion. howev-
CT. was reached. except that as a
club Jazz music would not be ac-
cepted as any important element
OF Our national art.
Mrs. Wheeler. OF Lexington.
was an out-of-town guest and 4
number OF local visitors were
present.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23

The ARCH PRESERVER SHOE
is all the name implies. Tncv
preserve the ARCH; they make
tired end aching feet comfortable.
Come in and see a pair Of Selby S
Arch Preserver Shoes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
MECHANICS Use OUR FILES

The Eie plays m important part in The work Of the
machas and because il is such an important article
III las tool equipment. he IS Particular about quality
The i-.i .aa. se many expert men come here for
tEeir Gle7 GOOD .a1,caIiOn that our judgment pro-
curing qualify oe5 Is recognized and appreciated.
WheLAef expert an amateur, you can be
sure o. ,-, ~ go you buy your files from us
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-23
A NOVELTY JAZZ BAND

That is decidedly different. Harmony
IS the word--snd hcse boys have itI
An entertainment of Class" with plenty
Of pep" A musical act that viii please
everybody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Statesmen ana Agents

AGENTS. crew men. novelty men. Gil,
Pen. 900 muc!lags fountain rs
everybody buys on demonstration. WI
for big pront plan Gloo-pcn Co, O. f,
Pine Street. New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

MEN wishing positions nrciHcn. bEaScm
Co.orci irhla p"rtC-s on large N!TEi'
roads. write FOR Information. s!25-t
month. Experience unnecessary. Int,
hallway, Dept. s2t. Indianapolis. Ind
WANTED boy about II years OF age
learn mercantile business. Small sd!s
10 start. but splendid opportunity ]
rI..Lt 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

classified advertisements ordered
for 1hE RlCHAOND TIMES-D1S.
PATCH daily morning edition wiii
appear III the neat edition OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. Tho Intes
given herewith cover morning And
evening service in all instances, Win
the exception OF i II h 5 U y y a \
TIMES DISPATCH. which IL priced
separately.
schedule of Want Al Rates.
&c Horu oaiIS. minimum
Csc, set solid.
iac u word sunday. minimum
zoe, set soiid.
consecutive insertions, lr-
c.ud.ns sunday, &C word
consecutive insertions, In
GLIDING sunday. l0c word
(Note ,he reduction Goi CONSECUTIVE
tnscrtIonz.I
Display TyTe.
The larsest type permitted In the
smallest space In which q lz-Loint-
type ad may be set is ono incl. The
rate Tor thIS large type ~ cents u
word oal!y and { n cents word sun
Gay. 1he b2mo scale VI reductions
VAL Apply as tor res uiAr want ADS
caps, broken lines. white space arc
charged fox At the regular word rats
estimated WORDS TO the line.
Longer term rHtea Tor business kd-
Nertlsers on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 4. ". and 20 Il. u. each week day
and up 20 T.. II. Saturday for correct
eI1sSiHcdt:cn IN the next EDITION.
lNDENED FON QUICK
REFERENCE.
Use the TelephUn.-Cnii Randolph 1,
Ask for Want Al 1sker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

ME$-lj0 u week 20 special men 70 IT..
~ auto and install r.w stove c0nVo
la every Nome. wonderful! invent
CocR Hni haze all .rar without co..
wood. No Eas o. electricity nee
"" furnish IA, auto. sample
Thomas MiS. CO.. Converter $3.50. J
ton. Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

GONEESMEET railway mail c,.r1a.
over II: S!a3-iis5 month; somy,e
animation questions tree. l. !l2,
The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-aInro

SALESMAN = Ell Ell
enced carpet and /
salesman; good pay a
permanent position
right party. Apply M;
ager of Rug DEPARTING
Fourth Floor, The Cob
Co.
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L. :. GOVERNMENT wants sh1R women
over II: steady work &35 ~ $50
month paid vacation: conmos educa-
ton sufficient. experience unnecessary:
list positions free: write Immediately.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 727-R.
Korhustcr. y. Y.
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DITCH DIGGERS-Wanteh, ten expert
cmcsd ditch disgers on job lasting quito
awhile. Apply 4l5 East Main Street
at 7:30 y. VI. Monday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10

SALESMAN with established record
getting busin"ri to sell w.lI-knt
high Grade imported mons ,,rnw
TO the retail trade In tho state OF
GINA on commission bah.s iiig
references required. State particu
Address Salesman. Room COO, i5l
sar street, Ne" York.
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Special Notices

-yaItA-s tuE 1Ica,uoud Ava
MS Co.. -. -. Gr4ce 81. M41 ana
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GiNEER-Cous;Tuction engineer want.
cd. Must be good craftsman. lettcrcr
and quantity estimator. State age. vx-
rcrience and give references. Address
BOX T. $50. care The Dispatch
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Funeral Directors
Mourning Orders Dyed.

Orders received bcioT. : \. 81 returned
same Cay. Addison Cleaning Co., No.
90 south RI" street. boulevard ell o!
Boulevard tIz.
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SALESLADlES-.Wan excrl!eu; sales
ldaivs. START to WORK Immediately. k!Ch-
iuond Art Co. Grace and F:Ssl.
STE$OGDArIiER--W wanted. Il young lady
si"Uugrapher. with law office experience
preferred. and ono who Is looking for
permanent position and not short hours
eEi high salary. Position out OF the
CITY, o.cn January !. 1928. Address
/. ~, care The Dispatch.
TEAcHEES--we need for January and
February. high school and grade teach
cra also specialists; must bc qualified.
have more calls than tcschcrs. Speedy
placement. Free booklet. Writ, South
crn Teachers Agency. Richmond. Va.
NEWS ITEMS. IDEAS stories wanted by
lC0 companies for photoplays: s25-{2. 900
paid; experience unnecessary; outtit
free. Write. Producers League. III. ST.
Louis.
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WASTED-Fiv. extra PACKERS. with
pcriehcs ia packing toys. etc: Wait
co'"'ed. AaTiy shipping Dorartrn
southern bargain House
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SAi.ESM January !. TO Nc
we!!-nstablishod limo OF sanitary
Cialtics 10 industrial plants. dairiey
cream manufacturers and Institution
virginia, NOrth and South Carrot
Georgia. Alabama and Tcnu-sso.: li,s
commission and draw.uE nccoI
Preference given 10 experienced nj
Address American Oh and Dirinfco
Corp, IL F!fth Avenue. New York.