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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
MIR. WARDS APPEAL.

Mr.. II. w. Ward, proprietor Of the
Hudson Line, operating from Blue
field to Bristol, is out in two separate
appeals to the public 10 patroniz.
the Hudson line only" citing az q
reason for this request, that he had
established the business, and had
operated for time Mt least, mt Il loss.
and after establishing the line nm
opposition line out of Bristol to Blue
field had entered the field. Mr.. Ward
says there is not enough business for
two lines, and therefore he claims
that his fine should have the exclu-
sive patronage of the travelling pub
lie both ways, etc.
Mr.. Ward should have known at
the start, that if he made Il success
of his venture that somebody else
would he certain to butt in. 1t is al
ways the case. If merchant opens
new business or any one new ell
ferprise and succeeds there are GER
tain to be others who will jump in
and share the profits or losses, as is
often the case. Mr.. Ward should not
have been surprised. He should have
the consideration from the travelling
public which his enterprise and bust
ness push deserves, but cannot ex-
pect exclusive" support. This is =.
free country. Any man who can buy
n car and gallon or two of gaso-
line has the right to haul passengers.
No people in this section favor mono
poles, and no monopoly can be estab
hshed by an appeal to liberty low
ing public. There was u time, not so
long ago, when there was only one
or at most two cars on the street
here for hire. Now, there are W,
don't know how many-evidcntly too
many. A number of these public car
drivers should be making corn, but
what can be done about it? The little
fish will survive unless the big fish
swallow them.
The longest pole knocks the per-
simmons. MIR. Wards cars are load-
cd to the brim both ways every day
he seems to be "getting there" and
we hope he succeeds.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
THE PEST IN THE MEADOWS

The white blooming wild pests APP
pear i'll increased numbers in the
meadows this season. Scarcely IL
meadow to be seen that is not infest-
cd by the trashy weed. No means of
getting rid of it has been suggested
except intensive cultivation of the
land. Winter blowing and two sea
sons cultivation in corn, is said to be
the only effective means of Kidding
the ground of the pest. Wont some
one or more of the farmers tell the
readers Of this paper what means
they used to clear their meadows. if
they have succeeded in doing so.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

er In the course of time he got some
what ratified in his doctrinal views
and joined the Baptists. After preach,
ing for the Baptists while he quit
them and poined the denomination
which the profane of the community
called "Campbellitc." A year later
he had undergone another complete
reversal, and was found in the ranks
Of the Universalists preaching the
no-hell doctrine with great cnthusi
assn. But when man starts going
down there is no telling where he
will stop. There came 1t hot political
campaign, and he quit preaching ana
went to stump-spcaking Not only
that. he fOrsook the party Of his ia
hers and joined the Republicans
the village store discussing this fail
/. len cvangcl, and some of them in
their bitter criticism seemed rathc,
inclined To leave Off the dis. Bd,
a charitable farmer who had known
and loved him in his blameless days
came to his defense With the remark,
"Now, fellows, don't be too hard or
him. If you didn't believe there was
any hell, you might be Republican
too" Uaughter.)
The gentleman from Nebraska.
(Mr. Reavis) spoke the other day of
II prospective casualty list on the Re
nlblicun side thnt ,unulI 1ool lilo
war. Some of us remember the
slaughter of Democrats in Novem-
Der year ago when you Republicans
slew Democrats as recklcssly as Sam
son slew the Philistincs and with the
same instrument. Naughter.)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

nice, beautiful and happy that many
people who live here are content,
and are not anxious to exchange it
even for heaven.
The question recurs, what would
be done if these Hundreds" of East
Virginia people should clock here by
hundreds 7" There is no place where
they could find even Il nights lodg-
ing.
There is no summer hotel or a..
COMMUNICATION for visitors except Tor
relatives and personal friends in Dri
vatc families. Ehat las become Of
all the talk, talk, talk of Il summer
hotel, Projected some weeks or month,
ago? We are great on talk Call a
mectlij: of any kind for any purpose,
ana Il number Of men will sc ready
% make speeches, and good speeches.
700, then few committees appoint
ell ana adjournment, and that's the
last of it. Wonder if it will always be
thus? is razcwel finished town.
The pog"iation Of this town can bc
doubled, it, business, church and soc
ial life enlivcncd to an unlimited OK
tent, but these desirable things will
never come about if we sit still and
wait or even talk. We've tried it
nothing doing"
The writer Of these "rew lines"
realizes that he is talking, as he has
done aforctime, and now rs then,
wasting hi" sweetness on the circum-
ambient
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
DlSAGREEABLE PEOPLE

one man says, 81 have lived with
and among n great many types of
disagreeablc people, nut the most dis
agreeable person ever lived with or
Tried to get along with, is myself.
Right he is. Every mothers son of us
know that the one who has given us
most trouble, perplexity and anxiety
IS TINS same individual you call /
ME, MYSELF. He is the fellow to
watch. II he is kept in the path no
need to worry about the other fell
lows
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DEMOCRATS-APnAUD.

With credit to Congressional Record
Mr.. Lowrey-Mr. Chairman, a hu-
morous friend of mine says that n
mans mind is like a woman's hair.
Inc less there is of it the harder it
Is to make up. (Laughter.)
Down at the foot Of the Tennessee
Mountains lived a Methodist preach
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
Y y & W H0rfn!asYss'em mr.
Schedule Effective April 80, 1892.
s. Tazewell for Norton

Schedule ELECTIVE April ~, 1S22.
- Tazewell for Norton
9:37 n. m. 2:4A p. m.
nzewelI ~ Bluefeld-
l1:05 a. IN. 7:25 p. m.
$50 a. n. tor Roanoke, Norfolk,
"a. rinI oa Shenandoah division.
--rcr anS dining car Norfolk. Pr
'Sl ,ar 'rroiler) Roanoke and Ha.
ysrstOwn
7;35 Il IN. daily for East Radford.
tn.i 'rn~mediate stations.
40 p. nj. daily Lynchburg and IN
t.,'ne ',"te stations and SHENANDOAH
ra,icy Sleepe. Biuefcld TO Phila-
ielnhia 3oaroke and New York. Din
inr 49,
9.37 p IN. for Roanoke, Lynchbur1.'
Richmond. Norfolk. Sleeper to Nor
'cik md Roanoke TO Richmond.
WESTBOUND.
$3.50 a. m. for Kenovah, Portsmouth
Cc;urnbus. Cincinnati. Sleeper Column
Gus. and C;ncir~ I'll Cafe car to
Williamson.
sos "a. IN. for Kenovah Portsmouth
'i.rinrnti. Columbus Sleeper to Co
lumbus. Dining car.
1:05 p. III. for Williamson, Ports
| mouth and intermediate points.
For rates, schedules, Pullman re-.
apply to W. j. WILEY. Ticket Agent
Bluefeld, w. Va. w. C. Saunders
Genl. Passenger Agent. Roanoke, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

Corn, oats and wheat gives prom
nse at this time of fine yields. Corn
has been plowed the second time. is
clean, and looking strong and fine
AS to gardens there have been none
more promising than are TO be seen
in this community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

Many friends of Mayor; j. b.
Pearce, Norton, brother of DR.
Isaac Pearce, regret his defeat fol-
reelection. "Jim" won't mind it
why should he?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

DIR. Geo. T. Harding predicts that
the world will come to an end soon
lie is brother of the Presidem
Wonder if the DR.. had the next presi-
DENTAL election in his mind when he
predicted?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
ne Us FIRST >Nr BE SURE
ti.iNfn VALLEY IN.
SUltANrE AGENiN.-
;inrorpor.Ird.)
rAhkA ELL. VA
REPRESENTING

REPRESENTING
'm"fieao LentTai INSURANCE VI"
smc..c2n Alliance Ina Go
firemans Fund lur. ca.
1ni"niai Fire Underwriters
o'r Fire Insurance Go.
Great American Insurance Ca
'.;%n" Falls INSURANCE Cn
Lermunin sire INSURANCE Co
nurtiIrt ..ir- Insurance Co
Nor'. Insurance Company.
i'r. and Lon. and G;Ioi,r ins. Co
'."nfEi assurance Corporation
Noi'n".'' FIRE Insurance Co
N'agars FIRE lsurance 60.
\ I. Under writer's Agency
New hampshire Fire Ins. Co
Norwich MON Fire Ins. Society
i'hoemIA Assurance Co.
tlurch insurance Co.
Royal Insurance Co.
Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

what sort of people are these
Angora Turks". asks an exchanpr
we know what an Angora goat is
but as to Angora Turk we pass. Must
DC akin to goat somehow.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

"What have you there, wifie?" ask
ed the real estate man. "a hat
frame" "I see. You buy an unim-
proved hat and do your own con-
struction work"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

Some folks about this town have
Kept on shortening working hours I'M
I'll quitting time comes before be-
ginning time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23
EH- SECRETARY McADOO As \
COWPUNCHER.

Keeping his saddle like veteran
according To the other cowboys in
the Rodeo. William c. McAdoo, En-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

Secretary o fthc Treasurer and SON
in-law to Woodrow Wilson was pho
tographcd after the spring roundup
on the California; Ranch of L. L.
Dohcncy the oil producer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-06-23

~ krttef tn he Sure thrn ''orr'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

recognize il and be mere suspicious
still And if tbs quantity is not sue
cessful, it viii injure another chance ]
may have Of trying when you come
home.
Don't trust him.
y do not mean don't tell him anything.
because ! know you never would. What
mean is don't let him be suspicious
Of you regarding that because if we are
successful in the action, darling, cir
cUnstances may afterwards make us
want many friends or helpers. We
must have no enemies, or even people
who know & little too much"
Enough For an Elephant.
In another letter the wife wrote:
You said it was enough for an ele-
phant. Perhaps it was, but you don't
allow for the taste making only a small
quantity TO be taken. was bBoyed UP
with the hope of the light globe and
used a lot-big pieces, too, not pow
dered and IL had no effect.
Il quite expected TO be able to send
that cable, but no, nothing has hap
pened.
All that lying, schen1ing and sub
terfuge to obtain one little hour in each
by right of our love we
would be together for "a hours in every
day"
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
SEVEN Insertions For The
Price OF SIX


No advertisement taken for less
than rs cents.
Count the words In your advertise
ment and multiply by the number 81
times you desire 1t printed; remit
accordingly,
In counting words, include ssTe
Let, -. Fer Sale" WANTED" etc, as
Well as addresses.
BLACK FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD. ."
10 Point Light Face Type
like this, two cents per word.
Photographed matter. line dashss,
white space, classified display; &c
per line, See per inch az lines make
an ineh3.
ANY person whose name appears
In the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged
Cancel orders should be given In
writing, never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
or pestoffice address as well as their
phone numbers. because many read
ers have nc telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent In care Of The Journal.
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LEGAL NOTICES
United States Customs Service, Port Of
Pensacola, Fla, October 20, 1922.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described merchandise has been
seized at this port for violation OF the
United States Revenue Laws; viz: March
%, 1929, 2 cts Black & White whiskey, j
OTIS ChaTtreuX: April 81, 1922, qts Hol-
land gin, ? gallons sweet red wine; April
rs, 1922 TO cts cognac: May ), 1922, 10
ats cognac; May 10, 1922, 4 bottles cognac:
May %, 1922, "a bottles whiskey, % bot
ties cognac; June 5. 1892. 3 bottles Haig
whiskey. ! ct. Bitters Epana; June IL,
1922, 8 bottles bacardi, 2 bottles whiskey,
! bottle wine; July %. 1922. 8 ats B. d W.
whiskey. cts G. & F. 'cognac, ct High
land whtskey, I ct cherry brandy. g qts
Sherry wine; August Z, 1922, pint Cuban
hair tonic, ! pint .annisette, ) OTIS liquors,
76 cts Cuban Cognae. dsmijohns 40
gRIlonso Cuban cognac; August 9, 1922
80 bottles Scotch whiskey; August II,
1922. 2 cts Scotch whisksy, ! CT Creme de
Cacss; August II, 1922. cts bAcardi;
August q. 1922, II ats cognac. l ct Mus
catel wine, 5 CTS cognac, ] ct wine, II
OTIS Green River whiskey, OTIS liquors,
/ at annisette; Sept. II, 1922. 9 bottles
CRney Ron Extra. All persons claiming
the above described merchandise or any
interest therein are requested 10 appear
and file claim Of ownership with the IN
dersigned within twenty days after the
first publication Of this notice. otherwise
the merchandise viii be disposed Of n
the manner prescribed by law.
MATTHEW 3. MACFARLANE,
Collector.
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The Journals Want Ad Wav i #:9 .?
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING


The governing sign Of this date is
Scorpio, and the governing planet is
Mars. The astral colors are golden
brown and black, and the birthstone
is topaz.
These people are fend Of the good
things Of the earth, and have a fine
taste for dress. but are not Sc de-
voted 10 style and show as their Cana
Ger friends. They are especially fond
Of outdoor sports, and are natural
lovers of ocean travel and ocean
views. When these people are awak-
ened and spiritualized they are the
salt Of the earth, helpful, powerful,
tender and devoted to humanity. The
reverse Of this is alse true.
These people are usually robust or
build, and inclined to corpulency in
middle life. They have dusky fea-
lures, broad square faces and dark
hair.
II yeu are stenegTapher, and wish
for a more desirable position, why not
seek one. Use the Want Ads Yen are
sure to find just what you desire.
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OH, YES, HE CU'D HIT I'M, BUT
5y NlTCHEL PlXLEY
Our Owr Special Corrsspon6eHt)

AoGADCRE. Nov. 1s.-New York ad-
..s Says Dempsey would XIII that Black
~ ;he prize ring, because he could
l* LIN where he liked,
Well don't know about that. !
'-Etn-at. hat one time, out in Trad
.- barn, Zoroaster Belts. our
10et '-wa sport promoter, put in the
aS teEsw from New Jersey named
1875 I'D Mccoy, against our black
ss asus Grant Taft. MI. Mccoy
"'-o.. -5o and Ulysses $50 lbs. all
. IT,. muscle. Zoroaster relied Who'll
". McCoy's science, and US Lead
a.ar1s havlu' seen Ulysses kicked
WIFE .r sim Peabodys off mule, TINT
T. aa1e. covered all the dollars 70
.o2s.s' 1-rcr0lled.
5uE M pointer was all right. IL
was .s fght in which pure science
.7zi-c The way Scientific Mccoy
w" .'.- our black hope sounded like
ultIir' hoops on g barrel
g.. POUNDS he hit Ulysses every
Fa' ,tl everything except the Whit
.''re. The corner but Ulysses merely
F-a--e- lis eyes and took IT. Young
lands got so sore he burst into
.s7. Fe-7 time he landed Finally,
<o2ud out he was bein' hit got
@e- s.-. f.. and science took the
".ll pleasure.
..s .ras some like Captain Gleason
. g.. mpauy A, in the Civil War.
.' ;''s' knew he was in danger. never
,ao-g. -.. Eehs were shootin' at HIM.
"t1 u.r chestnut burr undsf his
.ass"s -.3 Just before a fight and The
VI" Dt Il nharge the enemy won him
%.e5 ..edals for bravery. Maybe tbst
SUI a.other case Of ignorance and
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LOVE LETTER THAT LED TO
TROUBLE

One of the letters which the London
police say Mrs. Edith Thompson. held
for the murder Of her husband, wrote
to her 20-year- old sailor boy sweet
heart:
This thing that I an going TO do
for US both, will it ever make any
difference between US?
DO you understand what I mean?
VIII you ever think the less Of
me?
Il am not hesitating, darling,
through fear Of any consequences Of
the action. Don't think that
But I would sooner go on in the
old way for years and years and
retain your respect"
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sp ~.LToN 5RoNNER
kEL Service staff CORRESPONDENT


kEE Service staff Correspondent.
-C>-tN N.v. -S.-Iu q pile of ''love
.--s ..s police here believe they
a.- --.es ed how two lovers plotted
..ln. r.." 20 get rid OF a husband who
... g. .ae way
s~,-rs in this tragic triangle are
tn ~pso-, -, q pretty muuner;
..' s-ras~d. Percy Thompson. a ship
-.r-k and the other man, q blond,
'-'aaded, 20-year-old sailor boy,
:,rss.. Bywaters.
II. ~hoIpsous lived in garden su-
" -To0d. ~ far out Of the city.
r' -eFhbors tho'I-ht them a happy
-'t"ted couDI( until they We're
.....~- sv the midnight murder net long
mans voice cried out for help.
came from 6 Curying, tree shaded road
.ac'-r into town. Those who rushed
o., fglRd Mrs. Thompson hystericaL
70 the curb sat her husband bleeding
.-tm many stabs, his head forward
ssE
Attacked mysteriously.
shs Sc that they had been TO q
r7rH,er. While walking home some
mysterious person jumped out from the
rnrosds a-5 a'-a.6o1 her husband
the pol-e were ro. satisfied with her
ftorr. Several days Ter they arrested
Mrs. Thompsy1 ..- rvwaters. The boy
admitted -a-- I'D fought with
Thompson AID hid struck him with a
srt's. 20 D. id uot explain why.
Then ,1e G-,. .'-..ss found the letters.
which they sar. acre written by the
.voH.ao 20 he sailor. When confronted
"ta these. EEwaters admitted that he.
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IT'S THE PROFITABLE
RESULT GETTING WAY.
TRY IT!
LOST AND POUND

LoST-Femaie pointer about IS months
old. white with bFewA spots, small
piecs Of chain around neck. Nick Vasso.
800 e. Wright, esF Davis. Suitable reward.
L0ST-Seiid black seStsr. female dog
about years old. near Gonzalez. Lass
10 the name Of Pep. Reward Il returned
to w. T. Blggs. Sportman's Supply Store
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NOTICE
FARMS WANTED

WAATED-To hear from owner Of farm
or unimproved land for sale. o. K
Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin.
- ---------------------
WANT TO hear from owner having farm
for sale; give particulars and lowest
price. John J. Back, Florida Street,
Chippewa Fails, Wisconsin.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of good
ranch for sale. State esEh price, full
particulars. .. p. Bush, Minneapolis,
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POSITION WANTED

Young lady with experience de-
sires position as stenographer
and general office work. E. S.
care Journal.
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.E~. -fyrmatiou is valuable. That's
..t.a hem they 80 out.
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... ALE ricklish times for those
catchy heaViss.
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EDUCATIONAL

FREE Vocational Glasses in blue print
reading and practical drafting at Pen
sacola high school Room 2g, Monday and
Thursdays, p. n.
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statesmen WANTED


SELL SOMETHING everybody mus;
nave Tread this line over again and
note that we said must). It is unique
y. b protected article. q positive neces-
SHY because Of government ruling, with
yearly repeat, exclusively owned and
controlled by US If You are an order
takeF you should make $50 TO $50 day;
Eeu are an ambitious salesman you
Elli clear upward Of SO per day Most
desirable connection with future fer those
who quality. jerome Laadt, Pres, 8 So.
oeaFborn St, Chicago.
TIRE and Accessory statesmen; Up to
800 weekly paid; spare or full time; no
capital or experience needed: good al
the year sreund take orders fer first
class, highly guaranteed, standard grade
tpbes at less than dealers prices; write
Ior particulars. Federal Rubber Goods
CO, Akrenv Ohio.
WlANTEB-8ien with Ford cars; sample
vs. money refunded if our proposition is
not accepted; no idlers; We want only
active men: r. J. p. Distributing Co,
jackson, Mich.
MEN Or woAfEN-sslary $50, fun time.
sie6 an hour spare time, selling guar
ahteea hosiery direct TO weRreF, cotton,
silk, heather mixtures. International
Nils, Nerrtstewn, Pa.
Representative for Auto sunshass. Easily
.,
Sells readily, Quick profits. Dayton Adj
Bracket Co, sos w. Srd, DayteR, Ohio.
SALESMAN Wanted TO sell cigars $40
10 $50 per week and expenses. Send
stamp for proposition. Standard Cigar
Coz High Point, y. c.
WAhTED-Eosiery Statesmen to call on
small merchants, $50 week and ex-
peHses: experience unnecessary. Send
stamped envelope Rex Hosiery Co. High
Point, n. z.
SALESMAN. with knowledge Of rice. to
handle good line Of rice on commission
basis. Box 1859, New Orleans, La.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST CLASS BoARD-with or without
room. Apply PIP z. Gregory,
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-ssnd for sworn proof of IS TO
SIS daily. Introducing latest style
Sei+ber experience nor capital needed.
Just show Samples. take orders. we deliver
and COLLECT. Your pay. daily, All trans
portatien charges paid. Monthly. bonus
besideg, Twenfy-four hour service. Six
pairs Mems hese S1.40i pairs Ladies'
$50. Complete outfit furnished. all col
ors, grades, including silks, woods and
e91s, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED-Position by experienced re-
tail grocery clerk or shipping clerk.
Phone 1926, Johnson.
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FOR RENT

-~-~=~~~~~-~~~~~~-H-~~~-o>-> --~"~7-
FOR RENF-3-room apartment, also
rooms, close in. w. Jackson, cor. Pal'
afoX. va.
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FOR RENT-Heusekeepi apartment
ie2 W. Gregory.
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HELP-FEMALE

wAesTED-Experience lady bookkeeper.
Address p. o. BeX 1883
SALESLADy-Guaran Complexion
CLAY direct TO user: new successful
plan; need live wire take charge each
town; no investment. Syivane ComR!ex-
ion Clay Co, GLIB ChamplaIn Az. Chicago.
TYPIsFs-Earn S25-sI00 weekly. spare
time. Copying authors manuscripts
Write r. J, Carnes, Authors Agent, Tai
lapoosa, Ga, for particulars.
FEMALE HELP wANTED--Wcmen TO
do fancy work at home. Spare hours:
Material furnished. Good pay. Stamped
envelope brings particulars. OnderUooa
Art Goods Company. Portsmouth, Ohio,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

The Want Ads make people think -
can" instead of II can't"
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FOR RENT-Rcoms for light housekeep-
ing furnished OF unfurnished. 12s4z &
Government. st. Pheae 1858.
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TOILET GOODS. Perfumery and Flavor
ing Extract plant, Selling on account
Of other business interests present gress
business without effort about $4,000
per year; could easily be made 500. 600
and more. Business in Al condition:
has about 700 established agencies and
good mail order business; unlimited pos
sihIIities. Address Perfumer, Box S,
Station A, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

WANTED TO RENT-A four or five room
cottage unfuFnished; in desirable loca-
ton: modern. Address Cottage care Jour
nal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

There never has been enough peace
In the world TO go around.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19
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