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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-17
HELP MANUFACTURING

TIE ~ WAN EO-M ALE'
EXPERIENCED court reporter; $50 per
month; must be well educated and have
good references Birmingham Typewrit-
ing Co, $50 Brown Marx Bldg. 2-16-2t
WANTED-Men each state. to distribute
samples OF our goods and tack adverts-
ing signs. Salary 81 per week SO a day
expense allowance. Saunders Co, Dept.
c, Chicago.
WANTED -Four men to travel in eaeh
state. distribute samples and advertise
our goods. Salary S2l per week and ex-
penses. guaranteed. Expenses advanced.
Experience unnecessary Address with
stamp. stating age and occupation,
Reeve Co. Ill Dearborn ST., Chicago
WANTED-Mcn everywhere. good pay. to
distribute circulars. adv. matter, tack
signs etc No canyassing. National
Adv. Bureau. Chicago.
WANTED-Al once. TWO iron moulders
Janney < Co p o. box 75l, Montgom-
ery. Ala. 2-1S-7t
WANTED-For u. s. army. Apie-poded
unmarried men. between ages OF q ami
Is; citizens OF United States OF goo1
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read ard write English. Apply
10 recruiting officer ~ N. goth St.
riitf.se.sa;i. AIa. lilly
POSITIONS in every line; salaries from
$50 to 5000 month; demand for help
greater than supply; pay when you Sc
cure position; enclose stamp for par
ticulars. National Employment Assoc
citation, Century Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
2-10-3t-s
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ATLAS slice valve engines, Atlas auto
matte engines, Atlas Corliss engines, At
las hlgh-speed engines, Atlas water
tube boilers Atlas fire tube boilers, At
las portable boilers Atlas internal fired
boilers. Prompt shipments. George e.
Lum Machine and Supply Co, Birming-
ham, Ala. 1-3l-thu-sun-tf
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FOR SALE-A>rare opportunity Is offered
of all the furniture, new and up-to-date
of a 7-room, 2-story house at a sacri-
fee and house for rent; one of most
modern and up-to-date houses; an ideal
home; on East Lake car. Apply 540e
Ter oyapne XCnodlaWp
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TYPEWRITERS-O with rec
ond-hand machines taken in exchange
for the new Columbia visible. and will
unload at these prices: Underwood. $50;
L. c. Smith, SEQ; Smith-Premier, $50;
Columbia, $50. These machines praeti-
cally as good as new. Others from SIS
up. Bar Locks, Fox, Remington, Oliver,
ETC., etc. Write for further particulars.
We want an agent in every city and
town in Alabama for the Columbia. the
best machine made. Columbia Type
writer Co., Atlanta, Ga 2-S-tf
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WANTED-Tool makers, lathe hands,
Pratt & Whitney machine screw oper-
ators, Billiard ehucking machine oper-
ators Also, general machinists and
metal poIishers Address Robert Aitken.
box P34e Toledo. O. 2-13-6t
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WANTED-Woman for general house
work; family of two; references re-
qulred. Apply Monday after II o'clock
1912 10th avenue, south.
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FOR SALE-si650; only $3.50 cash, balance
SIS per month"; a 5-room cottage a.
Kingston. Birmingham Real Estate Ex-
change, 1923 LIST avenue.
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FOR sALE-Young city broke horse; not
afraid of cars or automobiles; also bug
gy and harness; a rare opportunity to
get good animal. Bell phone 1913. 2-l6-St
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WANTED-Second-h hand fiat-top desk,
also typewriter desk Address, stating
price, Box ABS, city. 2-1O-12t
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-A long list of business
houses; come in and see us. If we
haven't got just what you want, we
will try to get 1t for you. Jemison Real
Estate and Insurance company, D4 Sd
avenue Bell 11S. Peoples 21S.
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WANTED-To lease furnished rooming
house or small hotel must be nice
place close in; would take desirable
place UNFINISHED. Address Transient,
care Age Herald. 2-17-2t
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WANTED-To borrow from private party
at once $500, six months, real estate
security, will pay 20 per cent. Address
NJ. H., care this office.
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FOR SALE-Time recorder; good as new;
present owner has no use for same;
will sell cheap Address Time Register,
care Age-Herald
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ANTED-Three thoroughly experienced
travelling statesmen not under thirty, to
complete selling force for 1907 High
grade men only considered Permanent
position, worth from $1,000 to $4,000 net.
Box b1l Chicago Ill.
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FOR SALE-Four or five secondhand
buggies cheap; 9Th floor. Drennen Co.
Department Stores
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FOR sALE-s425o: $500 cash, balance
terms to suit; modern 7-room cottage
on Southside, on Idiewild car line; cor
ner lot Birmingham Real Estate Ex-
change, 1923 LIST avenue,
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WANTED~A trimmer TO trim In small
town, 80 miles from Birmingham; party
must be good saleslady as well as a
trimmer: best board is only SIS per
month in the town. State salary wanted.
Box 122. Carbon HILL Ala 2-l6-5t
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.


WANTED-A trimmer TO trim In small
town, 80 miles from Birmingham; party
must be good saleslady as well as
trimmer: best board is only SIS per
month in the town. State salary wanted.
Box 122. Carbon Hin, Ala 2-l6-3t
WANTED-I.adies to work pieeework; SO
per doz; materials furnished; no can
xassing: steady work. Stamped enve-
lope Best Mfg Co., Champlain Bldg,
Chicago.
WANTED-Active lady to represent man
ufacturer, leaving samples; SO per day
To start: permanent; state nationality
religion Engwall. 800 Lakeside Bldg
Chicago.
WANTED-Woman for general house
work; family of two; references re-
uulred Apply Monday after II o'clock
1912 10th avenue, south.
WANTED Music saleswoman, able to
play at sight. Address with experience.
Music, this paper.
WOMEN earn $50 to $50 week in their
own city selling the Knickerbocker
Fountain Brush. the latest and finest
invention for bathing and shampooing
Its use gives delight and satisfaction
Sold on merit. backed by our one year
guarantee KnclSerbocker Mfg. Co.,
~ 1edTDOTn SlIttti ohiNoSo, IL.
LADY agents, $25 week easily earned
by lady agents taking orders for our
corsets; most popular line In the world;
outfit prepaid: write FOR catalogue and
agents prices. Woman's Apparel Co.
Dept. f. Chicago. 2-lo-St-su
sI500-Rents $500; two houses and lot;
prospective business lot in 100 feet OF a
good business street. B. f. Eborn.
WANTED-Young or middle aged white
woman to do house work. Good home
and liberal pay to right person. Apply
Mrs. NJ, 5000 Avenue f.
WANTED-Six good looking girls, be-
tween ages of IS and q, for small
show; must have good voices and be
able to sing. Apply at office of Waddell
hotel on LIST avenue, In the Gayety the
atre block Sunday. between 2 and /
p m.
soARDERs WANTED.
ROOM with board, 22Os 9Th ave. i-2s-sOs
WANTED-Two couple or four gentlemen
can get nice room and good board at
1923 9TH ave. 2-14-4t
DOAKDEkS wanted, couples Or young
men, at els N 22nd ST.. excellent ta-
BILE. o'clock dinner; rates made for
breakfast and dinner only. R-7-tf
GOOD board; also nice rooms. 615 n.
I'D street; rates reasonable. Beil zfo1.
2-5-10t
WANTED--March LIST Il couple or two
gentlemen to board; private family;
large front room, furnished or unfurn-
ished: furnace heated. hot bath. 212s
Avenue l.
DESIRABLE room with board, 1881
Tenth avenue. south. Bell phone 16lS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boarders to occupy
upstairs rooms; bath room; Jersey milk
and butter; SIS per month Address Mrs.
IL. r. Moor, l6o0 North 10Th street. Bell
phone 23O4.
FIRST class room and board for two
gentlemen. Apply ZIG 18th avenue,
south.
ROOM and frst-cass table board at 1916
Fifth avenue; close in. Bell phone 1916.
NICE rooms and first class table board
phone 1880, 2lOl 9Th avenue a-l1-3t
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WANTED-Mu saleswoman, able to
play at sight. Address with experience.
Music, this paper.
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WANTED-List your suburban property
with us. No matter where located, We
can sell it. We operate in the suburbs
exclusively. Picard & Hartzell No. {
Ground floor First National Bank
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l WISH to buy a nice lot on very reason
able terms. II. S. 525, care Age Herald.
WANTED-Abont April /, a or Groom
cottage suitable for two families, on
North or South Highlands. House must
be I'm good condition. Address L. A. H.,
Care Age II era Id
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WANTED-List your suburban property
with us. No matter where located, we
can sell it. We operate in the suburbs
exclusively. Picard & Hartzell, No.
Ground floor First National Bank
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WANTED-Two experienced statesmen,
familiar with Georgia and Alabama ter
ritory. Prefer men who have sold pat
ent medicines. stock foods or similar
lines. State age, experience and lines
handled in first letter. Box 500, Chi
cago Ill
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FOR RENTING rooms, for men; All
advantages; next to Y. NJ. c. A. and
Athletic club: close to business Sec
ton. $50 North Goth stree
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rear, 45x100 each; have four houses, all
rented. These lots make a large corner
1O0x190; on Southside; in good section;
in one block of Highland avenue car
line. Present rental $54 a month. We will
sell this $4,000 cash, balance l and years
at per cent. Turner r. Wealkley &
Co., A13 First ave-
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-April !, three unfurnished
connecting rooms. with bath; private
family, no children, central, suitable for
two young men. Board close by. Ref
erences Couple. Age-Herald
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FOR RENT-Nice bedroom furnished. to
gentlemen only, with references, for
rent at 200 Sixth avenue. Peoples
phone 1862.
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FOR RENT-We have a good list of
houses on the northside. some new ones
just completed. Jemison Real Estate
and Insurance company, 2024 Third ave-
nue.. Bell 11S, Peoples 21S
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Sl0.0O0--l500 acres with twenty-slx houses;
Is miles OF Birmingham; on railroad;
one-half cash. balance years, per
cent. B. F. Eborn.
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FOR SALE-$1s50; $500 cash, balance sis
per month; a new 5-room, modern cot
tage, on car line. Woodlawn. Birming-
ham Real Estate Exchange, 1923 LIST
avenue
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-One cent n word day. no
nd. taken for less than - cents for
first Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Smlfh & Wesson reDeafinS
rife also open buggy and open face
gold watch. S1S Joseph street. Call sun
day, or evenings
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

NUNS AMI 6OAHD WAN Ed.
WANTED-Room and board by couple,
March /; close to business district. Name
terms and location. Permanent If salts
factory. J-47, care Age-Herald
2-l5-2t-fri-su
WANTED-To rent TO 10-room house
close in; would like to get in next three
or four weeks. Address Move, care Age
Herald. 2-17-3t
WANTED-Room and board by married
couple; no children: with gentleman and
wife who has no children; in few min
utes' walk of business part of town: 4th
avenue preferred can furnish best ref
erenee. Address e. S. w, care Age
Herald.
TWO young men desire room and board
In refined home, reasonable walking
distance to business center; breakfast
a. M; dinner p. m; please state
terms. F. ]. b., care Age-Herald.
WANTED-By young woman. a large,
unfurnished room, close In. North Side.
Address r. ". care Age-H erald.
wANTED-Furnished room with or
without board; South Highlands very
much preferred. Address NJ. E. r. %,
care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. by couple without
children: would like furnace heat; north
side preferred. Address p o. box 6sS.
WANTED-By April l. rooms for light
housekeeping; couple without children.
Bell phone 1858 Peoples alee. 2-li-2t
COUPLE with one child want one large
or two small. or one with alcove; prefer
unfurnished rooms. Address D., care
Age-Aerald.
si0.0OO--l500 acres with twenty-slx houses;
Is miles OF Birmingham; on railroad;
laa1F ch
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PINE TINfBER-Fifteen million feet;
Alabama; on railroad; at bargain. b. II.
E,bOrn.
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WANTED-Position by an accurate and
competent young woman stenographer;
five years experience; can turn out cor
rect work rapidly. Address W. L. s.,
care Age-Herald 2-15-4t
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Choice lot in Waverly Place. $3.50. G.
~ F. Cramton, $40 elst street.
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NICELY Furnished front room; With or
without board; couple preferred. 1912
Seventh avenue. Peoples phone 1795
FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath for
light housekeeping; also nice furnished
front room: two car lines: new house.
S11 South 18th street
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S55Oo-West Norwood district; near 18th
avenue; an eNegant, new, modern. brick,
veneer residence; Z rooms; storm sheet
ed; doble floored; overlooks city; reas-
enable terms B. f. Eborn. 50s-7 Brown
Marx Bldg
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished up
strais rooms for light housekeeping. APP
ply 3O19 Ave. G.
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FOR SAIE-fennessee Triumph Seed Po-
tatoes. Maine Bliss Early Rose, Peer
less, Burbanks, Yellow and White Onion
Sets at lowest prices. Douglass Bros,
2017-2019 Morris avenue. 2-16-If
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FOR RENT-Three 'unfurnished rooms in
private house; suitable for young couple
doing light housekeeping; location near
St. Vincent's hospital. Address F. j..
care Age-Herald
rrIIPEE coupactino t4pf1trnisbad rnarfa
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$500 lO0xls0; near First avenue; edge of
west city limits; Groom cottage; easy
terms. b. f. Eborn.
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ONE CENT A WORD
HATEs-One cent n word day. no
ad. taken for less then 70 cents for
arst insertion. Gosh must accompany
every order
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ss0 per front foot. beautiful
corner lot on Highland avenue. W. b.
Leedy & Co. 2-1s-1t
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HARDWARE, drug and lumber statesmen
wanting a good side or exclusive line
should address Manager Brown, Kin
loch building, ST. Louis. Mo.
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FOR sALE-s2250; 500 cash, $50 per
month; new 5-room cottage; electric
lights, city water; porcelain bath and
cabinet mantels: near car line, West
End. Birmingham Real Estate Ex-
change, 1923 LIST avenue.
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YOUNG man. two years experience,
wants position as bookkeeper for gen.
eral mercantile business March !. EN-
ployed but wishes change. A No.
reference. Address, S. care Age-Herald.
2-12-7t
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THREE connecting unfurnished rooms
with private family: sl5. 2513 4th avenue.
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W%ANTED-By young man of 20 as coffee
or cigar salesman; two years expe-
rience in each. Best reference. Address
Thomas care Age Herald
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WANTED-To rent to 10-room house
close in; would like to get in next three
or four weeks. Address Move, care Age.
Herald. 2-17-3t
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FOR SALE-s2250i $3.50 cash; a new, moi
ern, 5-room cottage, two blocks of car
line; electric lights; porcelain bath; city
water Birmingham Real Estate Ex-
change 1923 1st avenue.
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WANTED-Sa capable of earning
$500 per year, with full line of soaps,
extracts, etc, furnishing dealer the 81
for 81 selling plan meeting mail order
competition. +. F. Cook, Sales Dept.
Detroit Mich. 1-6-4t-su
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WANTED-Salesmen to handle our line
in Alabama. We have men making
over 800 per week; high commissions,
Permanent position for capable sales
man. McAllister- Conan Co., $50 Dear
born street, Chicago.
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SALESMEN-Don't answer this adsunless
you want to earn from $500 to $500 per
month, with a strong proposition. We
mean business II you are the man.
Write us Roy 7o5 Cbcago
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail"
Right is might" and can never fail.
The Pyro-Cure for burns continues to
prove it's wonderful power in giving
immediate relief and rapidly healing the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-05

Georgetown, and two exchanges %
pun,s followed, after which Hodsson
made ten yards on the fake-kick play,
landing on Ge~orgetown's forty-five-
yard line. Smitl, got seven yards and
Dinendal six through the line. and am
other attempt placed the ball on the
Blue and Gray twenty-tlve-yard line.
Time was called, with Virginia having
the ball at that point.
second Period.
After the usual interval the teams
got at it again. V. p. /. pant!ng over
the line for a touchback. Georgetown
punted out To midIeid. and the ball
wa returned to G~eorgolown's forty
tive-yard lie. There Iiodgson dropped
back and essayed an almost impossible
drop kick for goal. 1t fell short. and
Georgetown on third down purted to
Ntrsinia's forty-yard line. and Diffen-
DIAL returned 1t TO mtdfeld. a short
punt by Y. Z. !. was fumbied by George.
town and rolled TO their ten-yard line
fendal was given the ball. and plunS ed
through for the secand touchdown
Hodsson kicking goal Score. II to o
V. r. i. kicked to butcher on hi:
twenty-yard line, and he ran 1t bacl'
fifteen. Georgetown fumbled, anC
Smith, h got the ball, ran thirt!
yards before he was thrown. Diffen-
DIAL carried the ball over on third dow
after Il desperate resistance, the bes'
stand Georgetown made. The try foI
goal failed.
At this point Luttrell retired in
favor of Gravely. Sheppard in favor o
Cooper at quarter. and V. Hodsson !.
favor of Billups at right ~halfbaclS
Cohen, for Georgetown. gave place t.
Stuart at quarter.
V. p. L. kicked to quarterback. an,
he fumbled the ball. n a Tech emf
fell on 1t on ~Cieorgetown's ten-yar,
line. Virginia rushed the ball to til,
two-yard line, where Georgetown go
II on downs By a stubborn stand
Thompson punted to THE Virginia fifty
yard line. and the ball was run bacl
to Georgetown's forty-fve-yard line
There Hodgson tried a goal from place
ment on the ffty-yard line, but fel
short. Thompson punted out to Wiz
ginia's forty -five-ynrd line. The cadet
rushed the ball some distance by lin
lplunges, n then got away with
forward pass. which landed the ball o
their opponents fourteen-yard line
There Hodgson tried and landed a goa
from the twenty-nve-yard line. En-
changes OF punts We're frequent there
after, and finally Thompson punted t
Billups, who ran thirty-hve yards be
fore he was thrown at the twelve
yard line by Cullen. Virginia was pre-
vented from scoring again ~ a fifteen
, yard penalty for hurdting. Final
. Virginia got tho ball and signal lie
for a free kick, trying d goal froi
placement from the thirtS-yard linz
but failing.
| Georgetown then displayed more OF
!, fensive dash than at any time durin
the game making fifteen yards on
forward pass and ten moro on a I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-05
wins IN
VERY FAST FINISH
Long Shot Overhauls sewell, the
Favorite, in the Home
Stretch.
BRANcAs WINS LONG RACE
Beats Out Killiecrankie i'll the
Mile and Five-Sixteenths
Run.
BRAncAs WINS LONG RACE

AQuEpucT RACE TRACK. Nove,n-
Der 4.-cirapple. q 8 to 2 shot. won the
Woodnero selling stake at seven fur
longs at Aqucduct to-day. defeating
The heavily played %favorite. Sewell.
The latter was backed down from 8
to 5 to 4 to .. and went to the front
soon after tile start and set u fast
pace, but Grapple closed with a r,isi,
and won by a head. Summaries:
First race-fIandicap. all ages. six
and a half furlongs-I1ad of Lansdon
Is to y first, Jack Akin q TO 10
place. second, Frank Lord G. to |
to ahow) third. Time. 1:so Is.
Second Observation-Disclosures
ing. six Observation-Disclosures (16 to 3,
first, Miss Delaney e to l place) sec
ond. Miss Mazzoni Is to ) to show)
third. Tina. 1:l5 20.
Third race--rhe Woodmere. three
yoar-olds and UP. seven ~furlongs-
Grapple g 10 - first, sewell e to
place) second. Juggler {: TO 5 to show
third. Time, 1:27 20.
Fourth race-Handicap. all ages, on;
mile and a auarter-Zienap &C to u
first. Right Royal q to . place. sec
onf. Moonshine teven to show third
Time. LAS Is.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up
selling. one mile and five-sixteenths-
Branoas C 10 | and even) first, Kiille
crankle G. to l place) second, Fec
Frinr (s to . to SNOWY third. Time
2:1G TO.
sixth raoe-Filites. t~wo-year-oids
five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q to - first
WOODLAND Is to ~ placer second. Bot
quot q To > 10 show) third. Time
50 A.. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-05

BY direction Of Mr.. ]. E. Harris, de-
clining business. we will sell at auction
without limit. at 1901 st. John Street,
corner Charity ana st: John
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ). 1907.
commencing at 1880 a. NJ. large and
Varied assortment OF perfectly. Fresh
in large Quantities. such as Pickle.
Catsup. Condensed Milk. Tomatoes,
Corn. Coffee. Teas. Gelatlre. Mustard,
Salmon. Preserves. all kind Baking
Powders, Canned Peaches. Baked Beams.
Potted Tongue and Ham, general as
sortment Of Washing Powders. Laun-
dry and Toilet Soaps. aimed Syrups.
Honey, Canned Soups, Peas. five cases
Starch. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Fancy Cakes. nice assortment Extracts.
etc. Store Fixtures, one Fine Alaska
Refrigerator or Grocer's Ice Box. ca
pncity, 500 pounds: showcases, three
sniall Cases. Fine Scales. Meat Scales.
three Counters, Coffee Mill. Sausage
Mill. OIL Tank. Awning. ETC., Merchants
License, etc.
We call special attention of dealers
to the sale, as stock tx all fresh and
des!rabie;' all bought since February.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
General Auctioneers.