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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-27
Medical.
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A PRIVATE SUBURBAN SANITARIUM for
women; all female complaints; skilled physi-
clan and nurses; c~oninements; adoptions.
Call or write for confidential particulars.
M NJ. CHRISTIAN New York office. LAG
West Esd st. Hours 10 to 8.
ROEBUCK'S Restorative pills best for women,
81 postpaid. DIR. DEWITT. 1868 Broadway,
New York.
Moving VrUs.
LARGE moving vans at HoBSONS, 1ss Wash
ington st. 81 per load; all goods carefully
moved.
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Tonsorial Artists.
THE r TONSORIAL PARLORS. Okji
Bldg, Ga Bank st. All modern methods.
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Painters and Decorators.
SCHILLER & SCHELLER.
General Contractors. Removed to
81 HnIsey ST., Near Arcade. Tel. 24sO-.J
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MACHINISrS' tool and d.e-maKing; model and
experimental work; sheet metal stamping OF
all kinds; done by expert mechanics. 1t would
pay you to look us up. CROWN MANUFAC-
TURING. 17-1s-2l Spring st
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SHOE Statesmen.
l. s. PLAUT & co. CAN PLACE
MEN FOR TIKI FALL SEASON. AP-
PLY SUPT., SECOND FLOOR, L. s..
PLAUT &c CO.. IN PERSON OR BY
LETTER.
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Printers md S~tationers.
you WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU
WANT IT. BIRREII-BROWN CO., Printers
anu Stationers. 1914 Broad ST.. Star Building.
Poultry.
Fed the "A. c. c. Morning Mash witt the
"A. c. C. Scratch Food as n developer and
a laying and forcing food. Two kinds. with
and without beef meal. At all grocers. A.
CYPHERS CO.. 65 to II Nesbitt st.
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UphoIsterers, Cabinet mnkers.
II. VALENTINE. successor to Schaub n Vilen-
tine, manufacturers OF all kinds fine furni-
ture, curtain-hanging, understanding. var
Wall tackinps a speciality. A-2s Cen
trail nv. Phone s555-R-
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window Shades.
SHADE Co, BE
snringneld av.: the only reliable makers OF
shade cloth and window shades; cheerfully
given estimates. L. ID. phone 3S97-J.
SUCCESSOR to N. j. window shade Co,
roonufacturers of window shades. and largest
and most complete plant in the city. A. GER
MANJS. 1856 Broome st. Tel. 35ss-M-3.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-02-21

Don't miss the sunny South show at
Central Hall tomorrow night.
The Capac journal has started on its
twenty first year and is a right-up-to-
the minute newspaper.
Edith Halsey, living Ia miles east
and mile south of Yale, is very seri-
ously i'll at the present writing. Her
many friends in Yale hope she will
speedily recover.
The EXpositor was wrong last week
in mentioning the name of the pla, e
where Edward Newell and family would
locate i'm the state of Washington. 1t
should have read Centralia.
Abner Clyne, of near Jeddo, brother
of DR.. Benz. Clyne of Yale, is a very
sick person, being attacked by grippe
and pleurisy. DIR. Clyne and mother
went over to see him this week.
Next Wednesday evening will be a
social evening for the OES in honor Of
Nellie Newell who is going to move
away. Every member is requested to
come out as there will probably be an
imitation.
II. G.. Mclaughlin, while walking up
town near his residence Sunday, slipped
vi tue 10y VAIN dllu ltll, blllhlliR VII Ills
back and severely injuring il. Drs.
Pollock and Wight were called and at
present he is feeling much easier The
walks are certainly dangerous at this
time of the year.
The Yale Wooden Mills has just com
pleted the annual inventory and find
that the past year has been prosperous
one. One item of particular interest to
our business men and citizens is that
OF wages paid TO employees, which
amounts to $4,000. This institution is
certainly of much value to our city.
Another blizzard struck this section
on Saturday last blocking traffic on the
railroads. The Pere Marquette passen-
ger trains Saturday evening were delay
ed till nearly midnight. In consequence
no mail matter was distributed at the
postoffice until Sunday morning when
postmaster Drake opened the office for
an hour
Jay B. Weymouth who the past two
years has been member of the law
firm of Drake Il Weymouth of this
place went to Marlette OH Monday of
this week to take up the law practice
of the late L. +. Burton of that city.
While we regret the loss of Mr. Wey-
mouth, we feel sure that he will pros
per in his chosen field, and the Exposi-
tor gives him its best wishes for sue
cess in his new undertaking.
While in Newell & Ponsford's gener-
al store on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
David Graybiel, 90 years of age, was
suddenly stricken with paralysis. DIR.
Pollock was called and did everything
possible to aid her. She was taken to
her home three miles east of Yale.
Mrs Graybiel had come to Yale to at
tend the funeral of VIM. GLASGOW, and
was just departing for the NJ. =. church
when taken sick. This is the second
stroke she has suffered, the first being
about two years ago. Later-An
obituary notice appears in another
column.
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Mrs. Dennis McNerny is very low at

Mrs. Dennis McNerny is very low al
her home east of Old Brockway.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
society is postponed from today until
next week Friday afternoon at o'clock
when the meeting will be with Mrs. J
A. MenZies.
Among the sick ones we learn of Mr.
and Mrs. w. III. Palmer, who have been
i'll for the past three weeks; Isla,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Evans
suffering with grippe; L. III. Parkinson
grippe: Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Evans are
slowly recovering from the grippe.
The Cleaner party scheduled for Fri
day evening, Feb. 18th, at Brockway
was postponed until Tuesday evening
of this week, at which time about forty
had a very pleasant time dancing and
in social enjoyment. Carney's Orchestra
of Yale, furnished music for the occa.
sion.
Snow! Snow! the beautiful snow
Some more of the beautiful fell this
week. We have about our share for
this winter then some. A regular biz
zard has been the order nearly every day
this week. Here's hoping we don't have
any more. Should this all melt quickly
some Of the greatest floods ever will be
reported.
The County Road Institute for st.
Clair County will be held at Port Huron,
on Feb. 2S, 1908, beginning at 1000 a. m.
Highway commissioners in attendance
will receive their expenses and one days
pay. Everyone interested in the question
of good roads is cordially invited to at
tend. The sessions will be held in the
county court house.
Christian Jacobs having sold his farm
and intending TO move away on account
of i'll health, will offer for sale at public
auction, without reserve, at the premises
) miles east and miles north of Yale,
or mile south and miles east of Rose
burg, on Thursday, February %, 1908,
all of his farm stock, farming imple-
ments, hou' ehold goods, etc. Sale to
commence at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer.
II. j. Doelle of this city. was awarded
four first prizes on his Buckeye Red
poultry at the big Chicago poultry show.
The prizes were awarded on first cock,
first hen, first cockerel and first pullet
The winning of these prizes places Cros-
well in the first rank as the home of
high grade poultry, and Mr.. Doelle has
every reason TO reel elated over the g0Od
showing his birds have made this season.
-Sanilac County Jeffersonian.
A change has been made and is now
i'm effect in the road law in Michigan,
in consequence of which each town
ship will wish to put in as overseers of
the highways men who have had ex-
perience along that line. Brockway
township has had many competent
men who have held the position of
highway commissioner, but none who
have looked after the work more care
fully or closely than the present incum-
bent of that Office. j. ii. Youngs is
man who is not afraid of work or of
putting his team at work when neces
ary. He has been reading up on the
new law and becoming posted on its
requirements. Should the voters of
Brockway township see fit to re-elect
him, they will make no mistake.
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Middleton Il Doelle have just receiv-
ed carload of corn which they are
selling at Sl.25 per cwt. at their eleva-
tor in Yale. 49,
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Local and Otherwise.

Day was mild,
William Golf
Took his thick
Flannels off.
Caught the grip
Awful cough,
Flannels took
William off.
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NEWS OUTLOOK FOR THE WEEK

Although tho real opening Of the.
presidential campaign Is still some dis
lance OFF. the. candidates Of the two
big parties and the various political
campaign managers have a fairly ac-
tive week in prospect. While osten-i
sibly resting in anticipation OF the
stirring times which are to come, all
are combining considerable work with
their pleasures. William ]. Bryan, the
Democratics. presidential nominee. on
Saturday will meet the subcommittee
Of the national committee In Chicago.
at which time the national chairman
Will be selected. William II. Taft,
presidential nominee Of the Republi-s
can party, at Hot Springs. Va. Will
furnish his speech OF acceptance to the
notification committee and have 1t in
readiness for the Cincinnati event the
following week.
81 tra1ik II. Hitchcock. chairman Of the
Republican National Committee, on
Tuesday will be in Colorado Springs,
Col. where he will meet Republican
State leaders and members OF the ma
tional committee west Of the Mlssls-
sippi.
Plans will be formulated at this
meeting for carrying on the campaign
lin the West. Timothy i. Woodruff,
chairman OF the Republican State Com
mlttee for New York, will meet State
leaders at Camp Kill Kare. in the Adj
rondacks. where possible candidates
Tor the goYernorship will be- discussed d.
The seXeotttve staff OF Governor Charles
81. Hughes will be moved to saranac
+ Inn, which@will ba the summer pitol
of New " ork State. ], III
ss William r. Hearst Will arrive from
4 Europe on Saturday. and wi IL: leave at
once for Chlcago, whore the following
week the Ind epend enos party meets in
convention, 5S 5s3I 17t.. e
President Roosayelts long, QUIET
summer vaca Ion ut Sycamore II Ill will
he rokenS into this week. when the
CHIEF Executtveg goes TO Hawport r.. r.
to address the mi mbers OF tho Naval
War Col eye. rho hAv % Doe n i In session
there tor some time. a sUussinga plans
for Eooll strNctt lon OF new bal tleshipss
The Frasi Il ent has mr. pared a III per on
the subj sct.a NJ MI IN ne wi II cad. he fore
|sths ~
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want Of Charleston, w. Va. has return.

want, OF Charleston, w. Va, has return
ed to the city. q
Miss Sarah Page has returned from
Dillywn. accompanied by Mrs. Dris-3
coll, Of that place. !, Il e
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Bowcock and
family. OF Keswick. have taken g cot
ltage on the Maine coast for the sum.
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Horne, also
of the Ikeswick section, will spend the
summer at Niagara on the Lake.
Mrs. Robert Page Grymes, Mrs. RI e..
Wright, Miss Henley, Master Robert
Henley and Miss Ryland are guests OF
Judge and Mrs. Thomas e. Blakey.-sAt
Tappahannock. "a u, IA si
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Shepherd and
little son are spending q week with
Mr.. Thomas Shepherd. Of, Whining on.
Miss Mabel Allen, Of Norfolk, and
Miss Virginia Gordon, Of this city,.
will spend two months at Mr.. Dillard's
home, on James River. 81
Mrs. B. D. Campbell is visiting rela-s
>tives at Virginia Beach.
Messrs. Charles Tinsley and John
and clyde Trueheart have been recent
visitors to their former home at
Amelia Courthouse. ~
Mrs. William E. Word and children
ginia mountains, Mr.. Word left on Il
Saturday with party of frierds for
Boston erd New England points.
Miss Josephine Camp has returned
after being the guest Of Miss Lucy
Henry Wood, at Amelia.
Mrs. Edward f. Fisher and children.
of Richmond, are Waiting relatives of
Mrs. Fisher in Lexington.
Mr.. Harry G. Beless, of Needham
Heights. Mass left for. Boston on Sat-
urday, after ten weeks visit in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. 7. H. Farrand.
OF Montross.
Miss Daisy Meadow, of No. II %
West Main Street. leaves this week for
Lynchburg and the mountains Of tVir-s
gtnia to be gone several weeks.
Mrs.. Luther r. Jones and her sdaugh-
ter. Miss Lily Jones, of Atlanta are
visiting in New York and other North-
ern points. They WILDE guests of Mr..
Chapman. Of Washington. Mrs. Jones's 4
brother, before returning.
Miss Laura Ellison, Of Brampton.
Ontario. is here visiting her uncle. Mr..
say, Sister Peasley, I.'oyl Persfey,
Sister Gary, Ethel Barker, Stanley
Barker. Kenneth Larabee. Oracle sLet-
William Ellison, at No. 205 East Frank
lin Street She will remain In Rich
mond until next spring. 81
Mrs. w. T. Blankenshlp and son.
Hugo. have returned from a visit to #
relatives In Buckingham.
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trip from Oyster Bay to Newport on
the government yacht sMayflower, leav--s
Ing Oyster Bay Tuesday night and res
turning there Thursday morning. He
will spend Wednesday In Newport.
At Quebec. beginning Monday and
lasting six days, the greatest oelebra-
ton in the history Of Canada will take
place, marking the 300th anniversary
of the founding of tho settlement by
.Champlain. The Prince OF w ales. who
is now on his way across the ocean,
will take part In the celebra ton. Fills
Official landing, which Is scheduled for
Wednesday,, will be a brilliant spectn-S
Gle. Vice President Charles w. Fam
banks will be present as the represent
tative Of the United States government.
=
The Atlantic battleship fleet, which
has been resting at Honolulu since
Thursday. during Which time the crews
and officers have been lavishly enter
tanned. is expected to start Tuesday on
the second stage Of the journey across
the Pacific Ocean. II 55s3SsS ss
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ris Barker, Willie Walker. Nell Gary.
Mary Gary, Mamie Gary and Vivian
Ice Gre an, suppler.

Ice Cfe am Suppers f8.4s
Mr. William Boyd was host at an
ice cream supper given at Forest Hill
on Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Nancy yerser, OF Nottoway. who IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Todd. OF
West Main Street.
TlDs. IN the party .yere Misses H1.-=
cy Verser. May Howard, Walker. jamie
Xix, Susie Fix, Alvina Todd, Robinette
Iprrinisi, Willie Schenck. Mrs. Afr!e
Gensler, Messrs. Winston, Boyd,
Thomas. Cox. Turner. Reeves, Ogburn,
Holt end Jenkins. Mr.. am Mrs. Leo
Todd chaperoned the party
Personal Mention.
Misses yerna and Bertha Atkinson,
Of North Thirty-sccond Street. and
Miss Grace "A. Hill, OF No. $500 East
Broad Street. after visiting Boston and
Old Orchard Beach, Me-, are spending
several weeks on an island off the
Maine coast.
Mrs. William yentner, who has been
visiting relatives at No. 1912 West
Cary Street, has returned to Wash
;ngton.
Mrs. j. c. Parkinson left on Friday
for New York. She was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Parkinson, OF
Washington. xhc will return to Rich
mond with her.
Mrs. lJ.siH. Guthrie and son. Randolph
Hobson. OF Sumter, S, c.. are visiting
Mrs. Parkinson. at No. sos East Leigh
Street. ~ f
Miss Madge Freddy is visiting Or.
and Mrs. John Emmett Early in Char
lottesville. Mrs. Early. before iler mar
riage, was Miss Halle Strother. OF
Richmond.
Miss Gertrude Gordon Flournoy is
visiting Miss Fannie Briggs, in En-
por!a.
Hiss Katherine Cabell Flournoy left
on Saturday for months stay ut At
lantic City and Long Branch. N. J.
Miss Anne v. Fleming Is attending
O house party at Cardwell.
hrs. Edwin Coyle Lucas. accom-
panied by her aunt. Mrs. Mary B.
Landrum. o: Louisville, Ky, is the guest
of Miss jamie B. Dunn at her cottage,
| Wrightsville Beach. N. c..
Miss Elizabeth Webb. OF Roseleaf
Road, is visiting Norfolk and Ocean
View.
Miss Flora James and Miss Louise
Catlett, OF Three Squares, Goochland
county, are visiting Mrs. Umlauf. on
Roseleaf Road.
Mrs. u. NJ. Dunnavant, who has been
the guests Of her son, Mr.. C.. NJ. Dunna-
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SITUATIONS, professionaI.

WANTED. q POSITION AS TEACHER
in neighborhood or private school or
college by lady who has taught for
ten years in intermediate and prl-
mary work: have also taught elocu-
ton. delsarte and physical expression
and oratory for two years In college.
Can give best OF references. Address
ETHEL ATKINSON. Forty-eighth
Street. Highland Park. Norfolk. Va.
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&ulnnner Duar0illq.

BATCHELDER COTTAGE. OCEAN
View. Va. an ideal place to spenl
the summer; direct on the water;
electric light and running wafer In
each room; fine porches; bo,itinS.
bathing and fishing. Terms moder-'
ate. Further information. address
B4ATCHELDER COTTAGE, Ocean
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AQrnts QQaAnten.

Agents. WANTED. '.pUR.FEK-To
handkerchief for the Merry Widows.
tremendous selling novelty: just
saucy enough to be popular; sells
anywhere. everywhere: 25 cents. 81
q dozen: twelve dozen, s11: extra quail
ity. silk. so cents; 81 dozen; twelve
dozen. $50; charges prepaid Great
y eide line for statesmen. MAYOR MI J.,
CO. 10l7 Lucas Avenue, st. Louis.
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WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL DIoZO.
the greatest disnfectant on earth. a
dry gcrmicide and sure insect exter-7
miaator: nothing Ike It on the mar
ket: canyassers make from So to SIS
per day. Apply at once. w. l..
KENDR1CK q Co.'s South Belvidere
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w [Sl[FS
ONE d EMF IA WORD
Inst and f0un0.
VI I gNT a WORD.

LOST, GOLD LINK CUFF BUTTON,
with letter M engraved on same.
Finder Will be liberauy rewarded II
left at PARK HOTEL OFFICE.
LOST Irox-TERRIER, WHITE, WITH
black spots; answers to name OF
"Prince." Suitable reward X return
ed to liz North Cherry street.
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WAN
ONE CENT a WORD.
dQaall,ten.

EVERYBODY no TRY Z. &.
HAYDEN'S medicines and DO con-
WINGED that they can be cured. They
are made from the purest OF Herbs
manufacture many different Kinds
Of medicines for I'LL diseases. For
son on l.. J.S HAYDEN, 220 West
Broad Street.
WANTED, PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
we are In our new factory, at IL. 49,,
15 North Eighteenth, now, and pre-
pared to do better work and give
prompt geryice. BRISTOW-WO Or
SHAM co.
USERS OF SOFT DRINKS SHOULD
know that cleanliness. purity and
Z quality are always worth the price.
Demand kLEVESAHL'S
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AGENTS wANTED-wE POSITIVELY
have the fastest selling household
patent on the market. WOOLVER-
IN CO., Pittsburg. Pa.
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Business Opportunities.

COMMISSIONS BUSINESS; PRICE, ST..
600. good salesman can make from
three to four thousand dollars an
nua1iy: cost OF doing business only
personal expenses: contracts already
placed that will net $l,5b0 By jan
uary LIST next Address G ISL. care
Times Dispatch.
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PALM COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. VA.
Spend your vacation at the View, and
stop at this delightful cottage. where
you will get excellent accommoda-
ton at reasonable rates; large airy
rooms. beautiful;slarge porches; sea
food speciality. Correspond with
& Mrs.4I N FISHER. ~ st4
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Delp QNanten. TemaIe.

WAITED. BuTToSHo1Lf.Ei:;r MAKERS:
steady employment and highest
wages paid Apply to DOUGLAS,
Tailors. ST. E. Main Street.
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BerSonaIS.

>21kk UOISk%A0s3y
EVERY DEPOSITION IN A BANK IS
E8 equally entitled Ito the greatest
security ind the best service. THE
81 FIRST RATIONALE BANK OF RICH
MOND, ~ a., undoubtedly affords
both. and Invites accounts from All
classes needing. the facilities OF a
strong, large, cour teous bank. Assets,
$9,000.000.0O. Organized April, 866.
5PARLOR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
3Scouches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renavated; for cash or on
{, easy yayments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS'S SON,
Adams and Broad Streets.
RHEUMATEUR CURES THE WORST
cases OF govt, sciatica and lumbago.
It also acts as q uric acid solvent
For sale by druggists. Price, 50c.f
FINE UMBELLA COVERING. CHAs.
& SCHREMP, Umbrella Repatrer. 222
East Broad Street,
ALWAYS THE SAME, ALWAYS THE
best =IlLENESAHL'S ginger ale and
soda water.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD.
at HUGHES'S, 400 North Third.
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&ituations %anteD, Male.

Position WANTED. By REGISTERED
druggist, with ten years experience;
capable OF taking charge; can fur
nish good reference. Address A625,
care Times Diapatch.
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WANTED. SITUATION BY coMPE-
tent registered pharmacist. Address,
G $50, care Times Dispatch.
STRONG. MIDDLE AGED MAN. LOOK.
ing for work on a farm. sos East
Marshall Street
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WANTED. A GOOD WIDE AWAKE
hustling man to sell good Norfolk
real estnte: right party can. make
from $50 to $50 per week. For in
formation write or call ut NO. o
Arcade Building, NOrfolk. Va.
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!, EYERAL BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. BOTH
front and back, With excellent board and
(. good service; reasonable rates. Ap-
ply at THE LANGLEY, 600 and GIL
: Ea st -Ernnkliu- Street.
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Miss Montague Honored.

Miss Emily Montague. of New York.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
Is low visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tyler. at No. SIS West franklin Street,
was the guest Of honor at luncheon
given on Saturday by. Miss Genevievs
Lathrop.
The luncheon was followed by q vist.
to the Academy of Music to soc the
5Giffen Company In 1.-THE Right to
Live"
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FIVE FIRST Glass INSULT
ance solicitorB~to sell the best health
and accident propositions o., the
market. good place for producers.
call between 8 and o'clock. room
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Goal ana QMn Loeb.

DON'T BE HUMBUGGED LONGER
d Phone us for prices on oil Kinds OF
5s fuel, We've got tho best to be had
III and only ASH q trial order to lemon
stf strate 1t, QCARLES s. SNlNGFIELD,
Il Seventeenth and w hing tom = hone
f5A1O8S .sftss {ifss s3l4S N5s {B III
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WANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN OR
couple for large front room; every
convenience and first-class board;
& table boarders specially. Apply
3O7 East Main Street.
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4 THE lHYGEIA. CAPE HENRY, Vas;
coolest and healthiest resort on the
coast; great marine view; finest
bathing; reasonable rates, ROE &
nv
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Reliable transfers

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD.
@S at HUGHES'S. 400 North Third.
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OCEAN VIEW.l va, MERRIMAC COT
tage. Cottage Line: all modern lm-
provements; large yeranda; new
house; water front,
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-
WANTED, PARTY WITH CAPITAL
for greatest money -making PROPOSE
ton existing. Investigation solicit
ed. expenses paid while investigat-
ing. For particulars, address j. NJ.
WOODS, ST. Charles Hotel, Cincin-
i natl, Ohio. Is.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IN LARGE
& department store in Baltimore can
be leased for the fall season: splen-
did opportunity to right party: must
be hustler. Address = Ills, care
Times-Dispatch.
LUMBER. LATHS. SHINGLES. SASH.
blinds. doors. Large stock; low
prices. Yards and buildings cover
ing ten acres. WOODWARD & SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.