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PRESERVING HINTS

II one has home grown fruit, that
which is over ripe. knotJy OF speckled.
can best be used for marmalade or
preserves; but. however skIlfuly made.
II is sure 10 give a second or third rate
article. and 90 buy such fruit IS an
economy that wastes.
Fruits that require pairing should i'm
mcdlately be dropped In cold water 70
prevent disc0I0ratlOn. When ready 10
cook drain By spear.ng on q dry towel
and gently pressing another over the
top.
Unless YOU prefer leathery preserves
do nor sprinkle sugar over the fruit and
allow It 20 stand and suck cut the fruit
Juice.
Pmoapples. pears. and ounces should
be cooked AT one time. II a large guam
THY Is TO be preserved. 1t is b1ter 10
have two or three vessels for cooking.
So that the fruit may not remain IN
the cold water any longer than is abs9-
Have the syrup boiling when the
fruit rs added, then lower the heat and
cook gently. occasionally pressing the
fTu.t down under the syrup but neFes
stirring 30 round and round Rapid
cooking Is not only more liable 90
break the fruit but is sure 20 make
the syrup puugsnt
Overlooking Is an almost universal
error IN preserving skim out the
fruif before il IS soft enough % hg
paIa-abIe. for the boiling syrup after
ward poured over il viii complete -ht
work before 10 is cold
After removing the fruit boil the
syrup. uncovered, for eight minutes
sLmming carefully.
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French Economy

As one Of its autumn attractions. Har-
pers' Bazaar announces "a valuable series
of articles from Paris on O subject
which can hardly fail 20 appeal 10 every
American woman-FreuCh Lessons IN
Economy in dress. These papers VIII
be written by the BazaT's Paris cor
respondent. Flora Mcdonald Thompson.
who has lived In Paris for many years.
but who returns 10 her own country fire.
qUently enough 20 keep thoroughly in
touch with fashion needs here ReaIiZ-
Ing that French wCmen are the best
dressed women in the world, and that
comparatively speaking. they spend less
than any other woman in the world for
their clothes. AIRS. Thompson has made
q special study Of their methods for the
benefit OF Americans I'm her series she
viii tell American women how 20 adapt
French ideas 90 their individual needs
and viii reveal a great many OF the Sc
crets Of French economy
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The WEES RiUak

The woman who seeks to charm iu
your place may be slimUlatiugiy intel
llgent OF a Jolly good fellow. or hon
,srIy sympathetic, or she may be bold
and wholly Teprelens- bic. But she
doesn't complain she doesn't srold. she
-Sur seIt-al~orbed. she doesn't talk
about money all the time 90 him. she
enjoys his society without always
thinking Of something for him 70 do.
Perhaps there is something 20 learn
from her. If one only thought SO is
Dr. beneath "a wife 10 plan how 20 keep
her husbands love in little ways as
well as ln big ways2 Is 10 better N
jusJ lose lt. u the wind sets that wayz
Some of The dearest. The highest mar
riages have been those where love on
either side continually repaired mis-
takes. There tS "a deep. deep feeling 81
ihe soul IN any man toward fhe woman
who has helped him 10 be good. He
never really wanted 10 be anything else
But then she must never nave uuJ him
On the wrong before the vocabulary
Stewart Cutting, in Harper.s Bazaar
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HOI/E IT'S PROBLEMS IND INTERESTS
A LESSON IN PALMISTRY---Finger Nails

indicate a dimdent and cowardly ma
ture. particularly so where the hand
Is long and thin.
Nails pale IN appearance denote a
cold. unsympathetic nature, also moral
and physical infTmness.
The narrower the nail the more timid
the nature. So as the nail widens,
more self-confdence and courage IS re-
vealed on 10 stubbornness and hot tenn
per.
Nails that are hard, resembling a
claw or talon. even though the owner
may appear pleasant. indicate tenn
permanent that is hard-hearted, cruel,
and unchaste. CSee Fig. IL
perfect nail should be slightly
pink. glossy. not brittle. transparent.
bur not too thin or OF normal length.
Some information regarding the length
of time required for the growth %
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TO see that their children are properly
cared for in their youth and grow up
10 be- healthy and strong.
No uhvs!cfar can afford 10 NEGLECT
.fea domination Of the nails in The mat
-. o. shane color and consistency #
he would form Il correct diagnosis of
the patients condition.
I'm discussing the naH. only that part
which crows fast 10 the flesh IS re-
fa-I.eg 10 The other part IS subject 10
Inc ,rdl,idual.s own fancy. and has lit
tla 10 do with the reading.
IL r.--.-sts.--
NH -'~'i' '-''-
The nails are divided into -FOUR classes,
namely. long. short broad ana narrow.
First we VIII study the physical con
0luons as seen by i"e mans.
A naH has oIieh beeA lolhd 10 chahse
in shape as illness develops or dlsposl-
u'n ana temper cuIoed ana Heiu uhueI
control
HeAeLallN speaking people WHO pos
sess long mans are not 50 Suo"s p"S 81
caAy as thoSe VINO nave Sno'' ones. IN
ulViae@!s Win very long Ho"S are alIlos'
in every instance sure 10 SuHe' from
oiTlcullles win the Ieall'a'oIy ~ stem
such as head throat, ana pulmohlc DIS
orders.
People with very short nails are more
apt 10 experience difficulties with the
heart and lower part Of the body-kld-
Eeys. bladder legs and feet.
A nail that is long say from three
.---+--- 80 -, i,,,t - 90 inch basi5ae
t'"' 'e'9 va an i'i0' ~.
much curved from side 70 side 'conNeA
IN , .iG t,'. $3.50 lsae F5 .,
when long nail is ridged or fiuted
.-4 ,,,,,,-ad rb. condition is serlo,,s for
IT, 10 a nosiri,-a Indication or consurnD-
zion Sc Flo d This statement is
----.-.r-.,,.., - tn, an ~, ,l, ,,,irt
g.. 60 ,,,,,,7-. ir,,,s,.J o, ~. 5sss and
7-.-- - - - - .,,, 60 a.,
-s.,-. - --.7.-5 - a
tt ~,
D-'' 81 1''--,
L9 g' go ul
''- sou Va :" o4i'i'- '0ee ~ o.
"HeheNef i observe IN my Piacllce any
tendency 10 pulmonlc trouble i advise
"eep breathing exercises II the open
AIR and avoidance OF public gatherings,
where the air is yitiated and. above all,
10 avoid mouth breathing Our vitality
depends much upon the way we breathe
Plenty Of pure oxygen taken into the
lungs Will work wonders. and the i'm
penang danger may be thus avoided.
NAH that is only moderately long
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By MARTINI.

moon I nave always found 20 denote a
good heart action, consequently a good
circulation Of the blood Where the
circulation is poor, as indicated In Figs.
d and Z. the blood becomes congested
and filled with Impurities, and the sub
ject IS ever open for disease. Cold eN-
tremiues are a common attribute with
this type OF nail.
A nail that is fiat and triangular IN
shape. the edges wanting 10 lift w. as IL
were. producing concave appearance,
threatens the subject with paralysis.
fsee Figs. S and 70 This Is usually
hereditary. l cannot recall a case in
which this was not true. When the
sunken or concave appearance is pro-
nounced it Is advisable that the sub
ject should look into his physical condi-
ton. Paralysis has, however. often
overtaken people who did not possess
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p THE investigation of the hand the
finger nails play an important part;
but their characteristics are simple
and pronounced and, therefore,
easy 10 Interpret The nails are tndica-
tors Of the health. and are endowed with
the property Of giving warning signal
OF the attack of the disease. years be-
fore the symptoms are really felt. be It
the lungs. throat heart. liver, kidneys,
or other organs. Being able 10 tell all
this by the nails We can take proper
measures to fortify ourselves, and thus
prevent the impending danger. So one
can readily realize how valuable II Is
thar parents should examine and under
stand thoroughly the hands Of their
children and ascertain in thIS m@--ner
what organs OF the body are weak, and
what are strong, and take timely heed
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FICXT

nails may be of interest to my read
ers normal thumb nail requires
Il bout l46 days for its entire renewal
The nails upon the fingers Of the night
hand OF the average adult require about
1872 davs I'm cold weather and about JIG
DAYS In warm weather. The nails upon
the left hand have been found TO re-
Quire a little more time The nails
upon the fingers Of children require less
time than upon grown people which
every mother can VOuCh for. The pace
OF growth. however differs I'm different
individuals at the same age, which evil
IDENTIFY can be accounted Tor by eS-
terual and Internal conditions.
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/ this type Of nail, but IN such cases Il
is generally due to some excess OF over
excrtiOu, either physical or mental
Gigs. and D. When the nail becomes
brittle. white and chaIky, there is dan
.g.- Yr-4Fr D.. gHFaFF1v
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Poor complexion includes a multi
tude or blemishes. and for example take
brown spots or yellow dlscoIorauons Of
.he skin. This Indicates d disOrdeTed
liver: look 10 that al once Results with
the skin NAV De FASTENED by the appli-
cation of peroxide Of hydrogen. This IS
the best Of all bleaching agents, and
particularly good because OF It's abs0~
Lutte harmIcssness. In fact, Il is an eX-
ceueEt disinfectant. Apply II TO the
affected parts night and morning with
a soft rag.
Excessive Precipitation is due to var
ious causes. and there are various REM
edies. One of the best is the faithful
use Of common naphtha kitchen soap
This is one of the most powerful cleans
cTs. and In many cases battles success
fully with the excess Of impure matter
cast out upon the skin.
Cold water baths twice a day if this
is not too heroic are excellent They
strengthen and invigOrate the skin: bur
they must be followed by pretty brisk
treatment with a rough towel Also,
boracic acid is good.
There are many depilatories sold for
euperlu0us hair but they do not suit
every skin. In the cases where they
DO not "a simpler remedy VIII sometimes
/ serve the purpose. When this annoy
ance takes the form Of a down" on the
cheeks or lips. peroxide Of hydrogen
again Is a great help. Il bleaches the
/ hair so effectively that IL Is inConspicu-
CTS Bathing with a solution of am,
mOnia Ga teaspoOnful 70 a tumbleT OF
water) will slowly destroy the roots of
[ the hair. II the hairs are long, coarse
and clustered, purchase a plaster
I stick" which, il properly used, win
cause no pain,
| Enlarged pores are unlovely things,
/ and commonly seen. They are often res
! 2onsible for an oily skin. But they are
| easy 70 correct. A simple astringent To-
/ ton will usually do the work. Witch
naZel is among the best, though. If il
/ fails alone, this wash will prove bene.
/ fetal. Poric acid one dram; distilled
witch hazel. four ounces.
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Times Dispatch Branches.

The Following Branch Offices have been "a.
distance from the Main or!ce Of The rlines-
;n.s Tn VIII s e.
sss un oos ia
sgSn.A,UESoM If pRa STORE rw.ayn,,A
~ aAT +. pXSEs ISIS u. Broad Street.
KoSbS so SHiatEafIe ~ a;ses ss,'s eta
YHAas IsnSsss!4 s''t CHANT CO.. you.h.. ana
q! bsS " k IitisEiiMpR No. 500 we.. Aa..nau
ri ht5ssfFsoNs pRuo STORE. No 1874 Yves.
I, Man L. paasYHRIpoD. Brook Avenue and Gay
FfEHd ps Drug STORE, No. roo Viii Williams
n ea,h AVf pailX,RaXSY, No. 40 ra., a4.,na.
cS SITss'i DRUG sEoRn. No. na pa., Main
JT Si5ssS: CUNNINGHAM, No. so27 East Main
PSF fs5s'f yTksHH Hhi1AAAcz. No .. sou,a
po piS HpBXTB iR-K1RK-PARRIsII co. M =,
THE Has' P.AatRsAsaoN PHARMAcY. No. SOL ws,,
ls assSs ss PFiniixRMAoY, rwsn.y-slsA,h and n
Ri isssSsis PHARMACY, No. III Canal stree.
Hu Il hsH W %ALk XII A5sss H'.sst and
/ ch a.ssFa Sasf pkua sroNR No. ITO, Hun
W s'fs A. R MaRsaisis' No North sycamore
VEST ;sisRTk AND N STREET Fl,A..,
A4Yw T Kskkss sc and soSas ssss W.a,
y EAST FIAKMAcy, So. 1901 q Street. n
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COAL AND WOOD,

If YOU WILL PHONE TO EITHER
OF my yards this week will SEND sam.
pie half cord OF dry slab wood, sI.1b
Once used never refused I sell ali
\ THE WOOD MAN. 1901 West Broad.
Phones. 1883 and 1920,
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STOCK OF GENERAL, NiERCHANDlls 81
"a nee store centrally located esta bllshed
business VS. don't \ delay investlg atlon:
dwelling for sale or rent. Addres Box Box
A 235 Buena. Ystn, Va, IS.
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WANTED. IL q n SELL q CHEAP, FOR
cash, one n Showcase % feet long; =
feet high, with sliding doors, hnis y T,1
S SON / &CHAPPDLL. sol VS. Main ST
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The Rate for Classified ): II iIe' y
Want Advertising

N cent Der word, Net Cash In /. ~ y q
VANCE, viii, d minimum cost o. Q. no ~
N cents for each Insertion. I y ~, Arcs aes
Y oIiiuaries ana all other CLASSIFIED M ,ha
Y tees. a No display type lowed m m ~
syclassified columns. IA j 5t53 s5iS55 IA i.i
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yTANTED-BoARDER Or f5Ju I ~.
and August very pleasant location !,
cool ana shady lgWn s,}ny
. Box 1S3 "A shland 3 Va. 81 M
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WANTED &BoRRo wv So, 500 ON I'M y
\ proved city property worth three times
& or orr Ave Years Address i..'EQUIPMDNT,,'''
Tlmes-DispatchB ofll ce.
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OPPORTUNITIES

THE BEST USE ANY AIIDDLB-AGED5
or older gentleman. or any person e! with
M tism or rectal trouble can make OF two
cen Is y Is to write It JUS for a circula ~
& Sent in plain er1yel ope. Z ADDRESS Nd 81
n No. IA North Seventh Street. s5.is.
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yIRGINIA &Syi d EACH III }ff--,v,A..---iGARDNER,
q Cottage; new, NJ modern convenienc es J
delghtfulS beach alton, fine pa!ning,i
4. good table M terms rensonable. NJ a address,
Al Mrs w K.NGARDNER.a n ~ lg.st
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FOR s. LE-A Il FIRST FAMILY, &:
i horse;lghandsonc, stylishsand thqrougn-
" gentle "A pply5 30l NJ onteiro ~ en-
Barton Heights. b u 3}stga
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WANTBD-Bo ARDERs. PERA1ANENT1,.5
as transient and Stnble Il lO!5 North seventh
XII Stree .ys3 T erms reasonable 8 Saf BIZ
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,kopAKs.

GOING AWAY TIME DON'T FORGET
K to take your kodak, or elsa your Vaca-
tion VIII DO q failure. THE CRAIG
E ART 6>o. has the most complete supply
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MACHINERY s REPAIRS AND RE
q. ne walls. 5 why pay factory prices when e.
you may save money md =, me e, py
Shlpyard Id Phone S02S. s.j&
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SHOE REPAlRlNo,,

WHY PAY b0c FOR RUBRER HEELS
Of any ola make when we will give you
With VII the tho name nam stamped On tho hee il.snS
IS cents. We are able to do It. for We
buy direct from the factory at wholesale
prices and giye YOU the benefit. Red
ctargo double, White Oak Leather
Halt soles-Men's, u cents: ladles, go
cents. DREW's ELECTRIC sHoE
FACTORY. No. ne East Main Street,
Phone 2067, ijfa-s ~ g,It5
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BOARD WANTED.

WARTEp-YOUNG MAN DESIRES
board in walking distance Of First and
ISL Broad Streets private family preferred.
4 AddgsSg JACK, care Times loispa ten.
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TsosT-P IJRsD D. CONTAINING It, ABOU
ten dollars In greenbaclts near First ~
2 ana Broad or on Lakeside !, car, y, ~ Wy
rs2,d .hnrnl reward. & Call N'phone 4S4-I.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SUMMER
RATES FORSYOURH FALL BENEFITS.
WE WILLS Mako * on "a. SO FALL
a TAKE 5ADVANTAGE OF THESE RE-
lfDUCEDNPR1CES !; LEAVE 5YOUR. Or
DER NOW&AND5 HAYEEIT. DEL1y,EI1Rs;;
N ED ANY TIME In .TtIH .FA Al y, w
GOOD AZ IrIJ * 4 9TH. RI NJ. .GQLD2,7
STEIN. LADIES. TAILOR 2lotf NOR II
5ETIFTH. III d 351{5 "a # S H
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s ss.. Z OSTa AND Vi FOUND.

3LUsI@ OR STOLEN FRO NJ WILLIAM !, j i = NJ
T9i{elly,s store, 500 West & Cary Street, on
" Saturday. June 23rd Lady.s Silver
s,.Iihndle Pnrasol; initials E,. w. en- en-
S,;pra we'd 4 on handle. Suitable reward II
reiuried to above number. NO Gques-
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3WANTED-GRAD1NG CoNTRA-CeyI1 = Q Z
near Salem va; will let work II, = 9.l q 2.
titles to silt size Of outfit ;,prices 20 e,
M cents 2 Wire or write, MACARIfiiIU-lftt -
CO., Roanoke, V a. ii 3 ..s3s Ss
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SITUATION SIT WANTED--M1aallles,

A YOUN0' NAN 0 g: =, ],
Y tar ~ marker; can do ad. writing and
alao cara Bile OF taking charge Il fu .nr
\ nishing goods. App ply at a ONCE ts5 43s s
this Office. s.t.I " Nv
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1,r n Ell BON III r, Al, w Q PEN = y
n Tor booklet and terms address q. = ~ !.
~ n DEL, y Bon Air, Va. ig 5E6 -- 4
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO Learn NJ RI
3 pIumbng, piasterlng br!cklay!ns; 3; S y 70
ciai I' offers ito scholarship Atty dollars;
easy payments position and unl ooY sirG
III SRosaSTRADE SCHOOLS, New < or X
J VhIon m W az lA Louie. s5SN
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wANTED-YoU4Tos START AN INTER:
est account For The Baby. and let
Z them grow UP together. MERCHANTS
i6 ment
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iOATs n. CORN AND ss MILL 81 FEED;
81 North Eighteenth, Phone, 1925.
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II viii Paw You To- Look The TimeSDSpdtgh "
IN you ARE LOOMING FOB BARGAINS.
FOR SALE.

ron sAL fSRt N g. p y T D,Elss.
h Mowers and Rakes, Twit,e, on 4 ana =
Cultivator GAINESVILLE q gld.TonlEsMie
Z Disc Cultivator, Penn" yVnlking / NV s,,.' :
tlvator md Grain Drill. N W. y sa Y
Force Feed Grain Drlll. 'rFHi TX
line Engine Write for pr ces. I. ~ -
II I3ACH15 q SONS l4oo 11ast Main ~ y u
FOR sALE-TWo 11LgcT RI j a 1t I, {,
mobiles 4f,$yery goodl cortlitl,on I, ga g
terIes ovsrha VEG no s veb,ele
seats two, specially adapted iorr u q
physician, the other seats four. ! y, iE1 y
Il TV.iADANfs, HotelS Cha.mberlir' Fortress l'e:Nl
Monroe, va. NJ 8ss 81 u - ~
FOR SAL E-TR1dd sH1l = ARD Eo u IN |.
\ store room supplies {, motors tl5 ii \. ~ !.
u gie and double beitingS ghn fting: hang g.
\ ers, pulleys etc.. lumber nnd ri 1Ns1T
cheap Y Address s. IN. TOMI-iiN y So a
IA Ship Ynrds.f Richmond, Va .. Y. w
ANOTHER CARL 8 AS; or la ,eGG1Es,
d surries, stnnhopes. etc, Just recellv ~
from best Makers See my goo,d as =, , a,so
4 fore purchasing elsewhere and ,, !, say ~
y mitch money. Also Harness nnd gM =. n1pss.
r. W. g: SMITH 81 North FIT !, s.reo. 9.
FOR sALH-cH1sAP one 10Th olRsE;ll
" new: one 7F'aquerg Separator, NJ 3, a.,
most new; one Met orniick shredder a a1H
Husker n ew.3 r. LII CK.f Route ~
a 2, Ashland, VA Can be cen any 1 III
at Elmingt on farm.
=
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HELP T.WANTE ~ Male. 4

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON ~ MAY
isaarn Aofto 40 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for nowspa pers Z n no
4, cnnvassng experience unn eSWMny.
v Send for particulars. PRESS s9N ~
.aSCATE, Leckport, N. u H Il E{ 5 50 u
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WANTED -BoARDERs nc R VACANT,
\. also table boarders , excellent
b fare. pp1y 200 East Ora ce. Is
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WANTED -As ,FsEyV 81 g EDEC TsS' ROOM.
III and table boarders; second-s DRY y front
y room. 302 East Grac 81 s8
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sUIlA NI,T1ED-AN ExPER1ENCED.g BOY 3 =
for 4 soda fountain. POLK AllL LEX,
i CHILDREY59s DRUG CO., First az g 9
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L6sT- LA ST III SATURDAY act FIR n! !.
" Silver Handle Umbrella with monogram
Nj III r.. d Reward Will be paid Y Il re- e.
turned to Il. IL RUFF1N, l'hesapeasRe
SSIand Ohio General Office, S RI A IA t NJ 535
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SLIP COVERS TO ORDER,

WE MAKE ANT. CUT ALL KINDS OF
"a lip covers; satisfaction guaranteed.
LEVY & KAss, 20 w. Broad. Phone
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TUXEDO CoTTAG Il, y6 OCEAN VIEW
81 situated directly on. Chesapeake ba Say
4 newly furnished throughout; Psav ns,
modern :, \, !. y a.
8.jicited; table the best. Ado dress W. II; ~ n
OHANNCN,f N orfolk, Va. ;sSi
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MOST COMPLETE q; 81 ocK OF AVN
n ings, Tents and Flags In the South; Il
Z prices right H. 70. lCOPELAND5&$ Coz
NJ 1OS North Ninth, Phone 267B. 5si
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a COMPLETE THREsH1NG OUTFIT,
IT as good as lew, as a who Die or & sepaa..
& rately; very cheap. See It, at once, l2ol
West Broad Street. Richmo nd,I Va, 5ys
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

For sALD-LARGE HOUSE AND
y smaller one, nearly now, on car line;
pieasant yards. choice fruits. shrubbery,
etc, charSSng homes; cheap. IIQFlA
DDWOLF, Fern Avenue, Highland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

VIRGINIA. B EACH-sMAL,It PRIVATE !.
Ri family, Just north Of Princess Anne
Hotel, al OCEAN Efront, has st two large
clean, front rooms, comfort ably fur
elnished for rent ren sonable. ! 81 e ddress
w, II 81, Virginia Beach, Va. 81 lssB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BATH;
rates moderate. 1908 East Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

RAYMOND COTTAGE OCEAN 5y1 vi y, {.
5s17ne location on beach; good. bon !.,,,ns
bathing md fishing !, i,
"a NIONr. Ocean View, va. US
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

WA NTEp-YoUNG MEN VI 70 R},8H : +
way postal clerks good pay; civil SER $
sg Il : mn FOR free lnfornrat ton. WAN Ma
SCI DOL, Washington =. VI G s,.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

F,sT1M ATEs 6CHEERFULLYs GIVEN ON
Awnings Tents ard F1ags; prompt wo1x;
large stock. H. T. COPELAND&ds&eCe'o CO..,
Phone 2576. It 3.le 3lSs if5S ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

T1IE 5BRF,A KERs,AC COTTAGE MRS. III.
VA. h Blggs, proprletress; bet tween Fourth
Il and Fifth Streets. liongby bea e =
NJ bathing and fishing;, terms moderate e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

/ p-TIN NEED o IL al SPECIAL M WOOD
working 4 Machinery, r Dad fLocon1o tlyesS
~ and Cars, call or write F. 8 Or HOEN-5
NIGER IS BRO g South Fl It zenith St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

FOR sALE-ONE&sECO ND. HAND DE
Laval g Cream & separat or; good condi-
& ton; price, $50. CAM be- SO enc at. ". IS.
\ BACHE 81 SONS, 51406 ,Ea ST Main. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

INNS. board at 4 ren soma Bile ra tes sup
piled BY Mrs. 3. Z. SMITH !, Pul a 'stEll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03

h1ANAGER FOR STATIONERY sIUR y,
3- office a man, stenograp her, orell 1ta
A hrick-yard, clothing salesman, master
II Sineehanlc. b. mechanical draught sn1an; !
ssstraveling y salesman, South Carolina
North Carolina, 4 corgia: druggist, car
penter foreman, advertising man man srfa.
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