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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
5erofrGsiul1al Drlp 1AantfD.

fAE VIRGINIA TEACHERN BUREAG'
supplies private and public schools
= with teachers OF all grades. also
matrons and housekeepers, on short
notice. REV. r. w. CRIDLIN. Man
ager, SO East Tenth street. Manches.
ter Va Phono 5578.
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FARMS AID TIMBER :4AtJpS.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms,
and timber lands: beet bargains IN
Virginia. ! pay your railroad fare.
J. r. ELAN. Box c5T. Charlotteavii!ea
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION. SALE
THAT LARGE. VERY HANDSOME T:
AND MOST SUBSTANTIALLY BuIL 7
BRICF. DWELLING, NO: 1909 EAST
MARSHALL STREET. WITH BROAD
LOT.
Richmond Chancery Court. entered, re-
spectively, on March %, 1909, and May
10, 1910, in the suit of Frances A.
Chambers VS.. w. Z. Cutshaws EXecu-
tor ct ais. ! shall. as special commits
sale at public auction, upon the prem
Uses, on
MONDAY. MAY 16, 1910,
at $40 o'clock p. NJ,
the above described property
The improvements consist of large
three-story and basement detached
brick dwelling, containing about TWEEN
lty rooms, besides closets, bath rooms
pantry and stable. with a large re- 10
Street. between Tenth and Elev'
enth Streets. sixty (60) feet. and run
! ming back between parallel lines one
hundred and f,yswo T rbsse feea TO az
| ments were built some wears ago at 6
very large cost. nothing being used II
Its construction but the very, best ma
terial the rooms are large and the
entire house Is finished off In hand'
some and costly manner
TERMS: One-third cash: the residue
in two equal nstalments, payable al
six and twelve months from day OF
sale. The credit instalments to be
evidenced by the notes of the purchas
er, with interest at the rate of 6 pei
cent. per annun added, and title to be
retained Until the whole OF the pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court. or all cash, a.
n rrttnn of fl1e nurChaSer,
ROBERT r. WILEY,
Special Commissioner.
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BY virtue of the powers vested in
they'undersigned, trustee, by deed dated
July i, 1908, OF record in. the clerks
office OF Albemarle circuit Court, IN
bv the holder of the bond therein SCI
cured. no will sell at. public auction. to
the highest bidder, at the front door
Of the courthouse at Charlottesville,
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II I'm II II =, MT TIL
Acting Special Commissioners.

I certify that the bond required by
tho above decree of the special CONS
missionelf has been duly given by
Robert III. Talley. Richard Evelyn
Byrd, David Meade White and Henry C..
Rely. four of the above special CONS
missioners.
Given under my hand this soth day
of April. 1910.
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$50 BUYS ONE-HAnr CORD PRE-
pared pine kindling wood. Why pay
}3.25 when you can get the same
results from this. Try load. SAM
UEL II. COTTRELL e. SON. Phone
Madison LII.
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Delp eAa1trn. Jfmage.


YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WH1TLOCK
BRANCH, Twenty-third and Cary
Streets, Richmond. Va, in regard to
situation learning TO make and
pack cigarE; good pay; pleasant. sur.
roundlngs.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY sTENoGRA-
pher Address, stating experience.
p. o. Box 362
WANTED, WASHERWoM.tN TO
work on premises. Come ready for
work TO GA South Fourth Street.
WANTED. A FEW YOUNG LADIES
for neat, clean factory work. Apply.
stating age and former occupation.
|. oil, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. y ff1RST-cLAsS COOK;
good pay. Apply 2ilS Beverly St.
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HOTEL ST w a r ID S,
clerks. housekeepers, mattresses,
pantry maids. statesmen, salesladies,
stehographers, bookkeepers cashiers.
printers. PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY Durham ~ C.
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FOR SALE. a2.ACRE FARM; -FOUR
miles from Richmond. on the River
Road; fruit and vineyard. poultry
or truck farm dye-room cottage and
outbuildines: blacksmith shop. rent
ed. Appl" OWNER, 1901 Il. Main
E Strent In bn cement
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DeIp, Male ano Female.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule; preparation free. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 363 o, Rochcs-
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MAY II, 1910.

NI<Al : I'D IUl
at o'clock p. M. that certain piece
or parcel or real estate known as tho
Tilman tract, containing ona hundred
and eighty-two and one fourth ClSal-4)
acres, more or less, with the inlprove-
ments thereon. situated near Croaet. In
the county OF Albenarle, and adjoin-
ing the lands OF Gentry. RothWell. Rea,
Tilman and the Iafferty Mill farm,
TERAIS: One-fourth cash, and tho
balance in three equal instalments,
lpayable two and three years from the
day OF sala. deferred payments 10 be
evidenced by negotiable notes, witt
interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust on the land sold. or, all cash, al
the option OF the pllrchas Ell, ,s
IS 81 "a fsA rNiN IEssC M
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WANTED, GOOD lI.L-RoUND CAR
nenter, experienced in vanishing,
for shop work permanent position.
Apply c. Il. SAFER CO. 10 and i2
Sonth TMnnty- first Street
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SAI4E
OF
STOREHOUSE AND LOT AT MILLS
BORO. BATH COUNTY. VA.

BY virtue of the powers vested in
the undersigned trustees by deed dated
June A, 1885, from G. M. Nickel and
wife. recorded in Deed Book No, v,
page 81 of records in Bath county
clerks office, and being REQUIRED by
the owner of the debt secured therein.
the undersigned trustee Will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder,
on the premises, nj Millhoro Depot
Bath county, Va. on
JUNE Q, 1910.
the following storehouse and iot, to-
wit; "
one-half aero lot and appurtenanceA
thereto belonging, known as Tine ~.
r. Withrow Storehouse and Lot. adj
ioining the other lands of g, NJ. Nickell.
the Ghesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. and others ].
There lis situated on the lot q good
storehouse now occupied by B,l W.
Clarkson. and is the Same storehoussS
and lot lot conveyed 10 said g, Nj, Nisksll
nv A. IT. Withrow and Wife by deed
dated June 2, 1885, and recorded I'M
said clerks offlce. Deed Book No Tx
mayo 20, whore the metes ard banndA
Of said lot are given. sii sSs NJ Y
fTERAIS OF, SAIsE. Cas- Il. ss5 IA
JOHN w. STH. F't EssS
Nsss ssS 53 AZ IT rlAte "A
M u ~ II, t;.xs ~, ss,,risi y N yt7
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aDplp UNauteu. 4tIaIe.

az ~.
WANTED. AT ONCE, a GOOD WHITE
camp cook for our camp atsWhitney.
y. G. Wages, $50 per mohth and
board. No one but frgt-class men
need apply. KEYSTONE CoNTRACT-
ING Co, whitney ~ c.
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bnIirlturs ann sSaIesmen.

WANTED. STOCK SALESMAN. CALL
or write. Room EOS. Commonwealth
Bank Building.
WANTED, SPECIALITY SALESMAN
with established trade for molasses
in barrels and cans: also roasted
coffee none but experienced sales
men need apply; right salary to
right man. Address r. Q. Box 10,
New Orleans, La
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WEST END LOTS; CHEAPEST TO BE
found: best OF terms. Madison 1861.
WRITE rs If You WANT TO SELL
or buy farm property Farm Depart.
ment. POLLARD G. BAGBY, .lIo2 Il
Main st. Richmond. Va.
BEFORE BUYING. SELLING OR RENT.
ing real estate, consul: w. Fl. PUR.
CELL, JR.. CO. 100 n. Eighth ST..
for best results.
". T.. PURCELL ar. co, REAL. ES.
tate and Loans. 100 North Eighth
Street.
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QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak.
pine or slab wood, and on. prices
are right. We please everybody.
Phone Madison Gai3. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND CO.iL CO, SET
Brook Avenue
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FURNISHED SUMMER HOME FOR
Rcnt,--Near Croaet, Va In Albemarle
county, on Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way, twelve miles west of Char
@lottesyills. very desirable summer
home, completely furnished; fruit
and garden; commanding a view OF
the mountains from Alton to Char
lottesville; rent from Juno ID to
September Ia, $3.50, Address SUM
MER HOME" Box SAP Richmond,
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q FOR RENT, q TI Ati u; EIGHT ROOMS.
and bath !; electric lights; colrapletely
Furnished n From June to pcto her 1 !,
line \; lraaso TO- Nesno la tens
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Zeal estate for Rent.

FOR SALE OR RENT, WILLoUGHBY
Spit bungalow; seven rooms;t Sew
enth street; good conditions; com,
pletely Furnished; If rented require
careful tenant; cool breezes; no moss
uuitoes. Apply ROBERT TAPLEY,
sfanlay Norfolk Va.
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writers at very attractive rates, with
privilege of applying rent on pur-
chase. Gail phone or write AMER1-
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO., COS
e. Main st.
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PLANER. FoUR-sIDED; s.c4 L.
power, double surfacers: automatic
stove machinery LATIN mills; cutoff
saws. lathes. circular saws. resaws,
ripsaws. and other woodworking ma
chinery: secondhand; guaranteed
L ELL EORI &. CO.
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TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE FARM AND IMPROVE
AlENTs, SITuATED, ME me SR0lET,
ALBENfARLE COUNTY, VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

REGiSTERED PHARMACIST DE-
sires position until June 10; prefer
city. Address sos East Grace Street.
Richmond VA
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I PAN ANA HATTERs.

MEMS PANAMA a ND STRAW FI4A n "a
cleaned. bleached. blocked. retrtn.8
NED nee silk. stiff and soft hats nleaned8
sa eioeSsS na ssns sSi Ss.
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SITUATIONS 1Mantfo. Male.

WANTED. POSITION BY REGISTERED
pharmacist. Address Box ia. Gov
ington, Va
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WHY DO ALL THE PARKS. GENIE.
teries and country clubs use Penn
sylyanih Lawn Mowers? Ask them,
JAMES AicGRAW.s ! 440-42a u. Main
Y, StnAet, ~ lst ~ ll&
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ReaI Estate IManten.

WANTED, SMALL OFFICE OR DESK
room in real estateSsection. Address
j 496. care Times Dispatch.
mer. a, well furnished modern house
In the mountains of Virginia, would
! like garden. but this Is not essen
t1al. state number OF rooms and
- terms. Address l. SCI, care Times
IiSnatch. 49, ~.
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Buslress gappnr1unlttes.

WANTED. MEN or IDEAS WHO HAVE
some Inventive ability. GREELEY &;
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash
In n q
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FOR s.ALE. WAGONS AND BUGGIEs
to suit you: special bargains in run
abouts and traps. at RICHARDSON
BROS 6l5 Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE. EVERYTHING THAT'S
new and stylish in buggies. surreys
and wagons. come in and see the
best goods for little money. a.
MEYERS SONS T31 East Cary st.
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miscellaneous.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

LADIES, YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT,
Your cut hair or combings made into
beautiful switches. puffs, pompa-
dours or front pieces In the most
artistic manner: charges very mod.
crate. 2l6 n. Fifth Street.
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FOR RENT. At CHESTER, FOR SUM
ner months, large house,; nice
porches; excellent water, large lott
convenient to car line, Address Box
g. Chester Va.
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WANTED, POSITION BY BOOK EEP-
or Of several years experience. best
of references. Address + i52 care
Times Dispatch.
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LADIES. ALI, THE NEWEST STYLES
IN MATERIAI4 AND PATTERNS, At
Special, PRICES TO INTRODUCE
yoIT 10 OUR NEW PLACE. j..
BROWN, 524 WEST GRACE. PHONE
MADISON 6S40
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FOR RENT, FULLY EQUIPPED BAR
her shop; two chairs; hot and cold
baths; established business; town
5000, Address Il ESQ., care Times-
8pispatch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-15

for Is months has been popular among
the girls. Miss Ella Cowgirl, associate
secretary, will quit active association
work September 10. Unless action is
taken soon the association will be sec
retaryless."
The Santa Fe general office baseball
team defeated the College Hill team
Sunday by q, score of to g. Herren's
batting was the feature Of the game.
Roof, pitcher for College Hill, was
knocked out of the box, Willard taking
his place. This gives the Santa FEES
the undisputed amateur cha mpionship
Of the city.
After blowing out a number of old
solid piles with dynamite and seeing
no dead fish in the river as a result,
Street Commissioner Snyder has decid-
ed that fishing in the Kaw is very poor
this year. But Frank Snyder isn't the
man to ask-ask the kiddos who fish
with stick, piece of liver and an
old rusty hook.
The Union Pacific is making strenu-
Gus efforts to open the line from To-
peka to Marysyille on or before Sep
TENDER 1. Stations and section houses
are being built, agents and telegraph
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promised to throw open their doors 70
the state visitors during state 1alr
week. This is a sentiment that has
never been expressed before in Tope-
kat shows that the state fair VIII
mean something after all.
George Baddtrs, secretary of the
Commercial club, says the mercury now
is soaring too high to think of house
warming to celebrate the installation
of the new billiard and pool tables in
the amusement room Of the club, but
that such an affair will be held in the
fall.
Justice Porter of the Kansas supreme
court was writing his sixteenth letter
of coincidence to his friends when he
was informed by a State Journal man
that he was nominated. Justice Porter
was clearly flabbergasted. He was
sure of defeat. He is a different man
today
With twelve heavy passenger
coaches behind him, dense fog ahead
of him and thirty minutes behind time,
the engineer on Rock Island No. "a
made the thirty-three miles between
Mcfarland and Topeka In twenty nine
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operators are being hired ano all the
preparations for traffic are being
made. This line will be an excellent
tributary to Topeka trade.
Togo" Dreaming was the subject for
conversation among the city commits
sioners again this morning The ex-
city attorney has been hiring en-
gineers galore" for the old sewer
case inspection work and the board of
city commissioners feel that there
should be an end to the expense some
where-although they don't know
where it is.
A portly gentleman, who is MEM
Der OF the Bachelors club. was the
cause of some stir among the members
on account of accepting an invitation
for breakfast. AS a matter of fact ev-
cry member CT the organization is in
clined to look upon the actions of the
other fellows with a certain degree of
suspicion. Rumor has 1t that court
martial is to be held soon.
Frank farrell, the. veteran Kansas
newspaper man, took his new position
as active head of the Santa Fe pub
licity bureau in the Santa F-e Offices
under General Freight Agent Koontz
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.nis morning farrell has his office in
with Mr.. Koontz and will start ont
over the Santa Fe in a short time 10
become acquainted with the Officials
along the lines. 0id's
The petitions circulated among the
railroad men of Topeka asking the IN
terstate commerce commission the
state and national officers to allow the
railroads to increase their freight
rates are being signed with rapiditv
and in a few days every railroad en-
ployee Of the city will have signed the
papers. All this in spite of the sour
grapes" denial of the petition by a
morning paper.
H P. Miller, city commissioner, in
troduced a resolution in the CITY COM
missioner meeting this morning that
VIII make many a heart glad in Tope-
ka- He asks that the city pay its en-
ployees twice month on tho sixth
and twenty-first. 1t is possible that
the city commissioners will make these
dates the Daydays instead of the old
system of monthly payments BIZ
monthly payments are. better for both
the employees and the merchants and
people doing business in the city.
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Reid. of 924 North Monroe street. has
returned home. =
Mrs. Sturtevant of 922 Harrison street
is visiting in Odessa, Mo.
Gustave St. Louis, clerk at the Santa
he junction depot, has returned to work
after having laid off for several weeks
on account of an injured hand. He sus-
tanned the injury from a f1recracker
explosion July 4.
Miss Barbara Hershfelt, of Kansas
City, is visiting relatives here.
The people of the neighborhood of
Indian Creek Grange will give liter
c-y program at the grange hall tomor-
row evening.
John Canon of 1882 Logan street has
left for st. Joseph, Mo-, and Meade, S.
D., to look after his real estate inter
ests
The house occupied by T. D. Brad
ford, west of the Sardou avenue
bridge, was destroyed by fire about 8
o'clock last night, The loss is esti--
mated at about 5000 on building and
furniture. There was no insurance
The cause of the fire is unknown. The
family was not at home at the time.
Mrs. R. Bruins and little son, Earl,
Of st. Louis, have returned home after
ans of 935 North Kansas avenue.
]. ]. King has purchased the c. F.
Adams automobile. With this auto he
ought to be pleased.
MISS Iona Buchanan has returned
from a visit in Granville.
For the second time within three
months, the peanut rooster at S1S
North Kansas avenue caught fire from
a motor burning out, but the flames
were extinguished before any of the
nearby buildings caught fire. The last
time the rooster took fire from the
same cause May s, almost at the Same
time.
The campers who have been tenting
at Garfield park during the Y. P. A.
convention are moving today.
]. H. Esterday of Elmont was
North side visitor this morning. He
reports that the corn is looking good.
Miss Grace Stokes of Colorado City
went to Holton this morning after
weeks visit at the home of her grand
father, w. A Marshall.
w. A Marshall who has been quite
sick the past week, is now able to
be up.
Leon King of 1926 North Jackson
street gave a birthday party for his
young friends Saturday. He is four
years old. The following were the
guests: Caroline Winans, Elizabeth
Johnson, Hannah Blaisdel. Pauline
Beeler, Edna Boles, Louise Small.
Charles Suit, Robert Snodgrass and
Dwight Beeler.
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minutes last night. This is what you
call fast time.

minutes last night. This is what you
call fast time.
Although the people of North Topeka
regret that the new street railway ex-
tension should ruin the st. John street
macadam, they agree that the extern
sion is too valuable an improvement
to hold up for such matters. They also
realize that this route is not the fault
of the railway.
There is one CITY official who refuses
to use city water because he has to
paw So for a meter and 81 down Tor the
privilege to use the water He says
that this is an injustice and he VIII
continue to use the water out OF the
old oaken bucket-which he is lucky
enough to have
The board of city commissioners
held a meeting this morning and after
doing away with unimportant business
adjourned With their business-lke
methods the commissioners have very
little trouble in disposing with minor
matters-things that the old council
would fuss over for a week
Miss Daisy June Trout, secretary CT
The Y. W. c. A.. has resigned, enect1Ve
october l. Miss Trout. WHO has served
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Just one thing lacking about Mani
tou for me. I saw no trained nurses
in costume. Bill Black.
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Upon looking down from Pixies
Peak, Col, a woman was overheard to
exclaim: MY. amt them sunrises
and sceneries grandr'
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Peroxide SC Bottle or 3 Bottles for 25c
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Hair Brushes, Wash Belts, Etc.

We have secured especially for
this sale an elegant lot Of Hair
Brushes with 9 and II rows super
ior quality bristles, with solid
backs, ebony and satin finish.
These Brushes retail regularly
from SOC to 75c, and the Santa Fe
Sale price will be. ....39 c
Tuesday morning all our plain
and fancy Wash Beltings on spe-
cial sale, about 80 up-to-date pat
terms to choose from, worth &c and
Sc inch. We will cut from the bolt
any ordinary belt length of any pat
tern you want for. .19c
Strand Barrettes - shell or amber,
good sizes. new goods. 25c numbers 15c
Peroxide SC Bottle Bottles for 25c
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Gloves and Ribbons

Gloves and Ribbons
Milanese Lisle Gloves, silk finish,
16-button length, in grays, white
and black. Full line of sizes, $1.2
values, for, pair. .48c
Taffeta and Persian Ribbons
Plain and lowered effects, plaids
and stripes-they are the and g.
inch widths, short lengths, of our
best selling 25c and Csc taffeta rib
bons, and must be sold out quickly
to give more room to the builders,
who are crowding our departments
more each day as the rebuilding
advances. Santa Fe Sale price,
yard. ........ TIC
Ribbon Bow Ties in all coIors of plain
or fancy silk ribbon, regular selling price
25c; Santa Fee Sale price, each. lie
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Community Comment.

A Colorado "Too-rist' who returned
TO Topeka dead broke asked for a loan
of a quarter but was Immediately
handed dollar to keep as long as
needed without interest. Such are To-
peka people. This is one of the rea-
sons why Topeka always looks good to
the prodigal sons.
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Remnants of Brown Crash-Lengths ranging
from p to yards; good serviceable quality,
worth lOc-sale price, yard.