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 FOR RENT-Store, 1916 Morris avenue. Potter building. F. L. Demere 19lfls 1st avenue. Bell phone 1779. 10-5-lit FOR KENT-Nihe room house, modern conveniences, hot and cold water. fur mace and fireplace in each room: cleo tric and gas light. Rent $50 per month. Apply on premises, 15l2 Sth ave. north, or 1921 Second ave. S-l9-fri-su-tu-tf HOTEL at Leeds for rent by owner; has % rooms partly furnished now has lo regular boarders: I want tenant at once. A. M. Spruiell, Leeds. Ala
 10-6-5, FOR RENT-Nine room residence. two blocks of Five Points. until April 1, at s45 per month. Tyler & Ramsay, 2lol Third ave. 1o-6-3t FOR RENT-Choice, 6 room cottage, modern conveniences and fine loca- tion. 602 North 18th street. H. D. Smith. 205 Hood Bldg. 106-2t
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Attention

I will sell my residence on Mountain avenue at Avalon street for s15,000; $4000 cash, or will reduce cash payment and take suitable lot In exchange; terms for balance. It is oriental brick veneer, tile roof, hardwood floors and trim throughout; interior decorated in oil by hand; two tile baths tile porch. See me at my office, 51S-519 Empire build ing. BEM PRICE.
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Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of
 the North Birmingham Land company will be held at the office of the com pany in the city of Birmin gham, Ala. on Thursday, the 12th day of october. 1911, at Il o'clock for the election of directors and such other buLiness as
 may be brought before the meeting. w. II. DURAN, Secretary.
 9-2S-St -eod
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ONE CENT 4 WORD ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent n word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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Estray Notice

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County. Probate Court:
 Taken up by D. C. Carroll on the 18th day of September, 1911, and estrayed before E. N. Lopez. justice of the peace for precinct No 39. certain bay mare, about 15 hands high, about 12 or II years of age, weight 910 pounds. scars on left hind leg and on left fore shoulder and valued at $75.
 Witness my hand this 21st day of September. 1911. J. P. STILES, Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
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WANT TO EXCHANGE 15 HORSE POWER ALTERNATING CURRENT MOTOR FOR SAME SIZE OF DIRECT CURRENT. TO BE SECOND HAND, IN GOOD CONDITION, OR WILL BUY |ONE OF DIRECT CURRENT.
 EAST BIRMINGHAM IRON ROOF ING AND CORRUGATING CO.,. 311-l2 WOODWARD BLDG. BELL PHONE 4732.
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Notice of Application for License

To Whom It May Concern:
 Take notice that the undersigned. Tom Levert. will make application to the excise commission in and for Jeff ferson county, Alabama. for license to carry on the business of retail liquor dealer in the city of Birmingham. Ala, et No 1927 Avenue A, in said city.
 9-29-2t-fr TOM LEVERT
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RATES--One cent a word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 fion. Cash must accompany order.
WANTED-SITUATIONS

A MAN with a promise of regular work for November wants odd jobs until then. Call Associated Charities, Main 5434 Bell. lO-9-2t
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w. B. LEEDY & GO. Phones No. 42. 112 N. 21st St.
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EGGEWOOD corner lot, facing east, sit uated entrance Edgewood. block from trcley. Owner leaving state wants sell s15c worth payments quick. Address
 X-5S, care Age-Herald. 9-19-tf
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Whitfield Clark is the new president of the Calhoun club. the pioneer or ganization of the business and profess sional men of the city. C. R. Barker. postmaster, is vice president. and O. II. Parker, secretary, as the result of a recent election. The board of gov ernors consists of Gerard Schumacher,
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Will Curvin and NJ Marcus have ob- tained excellent results as a conse- quence of a competitive corn contest which they recently entered at Oxford. On two acres cultivated on the Mar GUS farm one produced 96 bushels. while the other produced 100 bushels and 10 pounds.
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Through the prompt services of . physician and the application of the homely remedies known to the old peo- pie of the south, Mrs. T. R. Ford Is recovering from rattlesnake bit sus- tained few days ago at her home in beat S.
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16J0 acre farm: 900 acres cultivated black bottom land; 900 acres woodland, also
 black bottom; 400 acres partly sandy, cultivated and Bermuda pasture, large overflowing bored wells. This land
 will raise 50 bushels corn to acre, bale cotton to acre; 1000 acres or more will raise alfalfa; B tenant houses, well stocked with labor. Party owning this land wants to re- tire and will sell on easy terms or will exchange for central Birming- ham property of equal value. If you are looking for something high class in a farm see me. If you are look ing for cheap, worn out land don't answer this Ideal stock. cotton and hay farm, now producing handsome income. Address X-10, care Age Herald 10-6-10t
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E. G. NORTON, Sales Real Estate Loan, 3o3 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
 NORTH SIDE.
POSSESSION OCTl
M M IL DiAI N FUSS ESSlCN
 SOUTHSTDE.

1900 11th avenue ......... , 2 o605 18th avenue ...... 5 3
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Application for License

To Whom It May Concern:
 Take notice that the undersigned, w H. Tomppert, will make applica- ton to the excise commission in and for Jefferson county. Alabama, for license to carry on the business of retail liquor dealer in the city of Birmingham, Jeff ferson county. Alabama. at No. 22S South Twenty-f first street. in said city. e-A-l3t. W. II. TOMPPERT.
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 WANT 1D--EXperience lady cashier for restaurant; only those of good experience and best reference will be considered. Address G-66. care Age Herald. 10-5- At WANTED-Presser for Ladies Suits Ap- ply 10 Louis Saks.
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PERSONAL

PfsEGO anfiseptic snpposifories for pre- venting disease. Positively effective, ab- solutely harmless. Literature sent in plain sealed envelope. Prescription Remedy Co.,, 150 Nassau St., New York.
 9-26-tf-tll- thu-stl
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FOUND

T4KEN ID, one stray milch COW, dry; left eye out, right horn knocked off; s.. r. left ear; color red 44ja 2d avenue, north, Avondale, Ala.
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Paul j. Murphy, W. l.. Mccaa, s. L Crook and A. H. Shepperd.

Col W. II. McKleroy, commandant or the Third regiment Alabama National Guard, president of the Oxford National bank and vice president of the An niston City National bank, has re- turned to the city from visit to the east Colonel McKleroy says that he finds business men and financiers op- timistic in the east, but that he does not see any more signs of prosperity there than he sees in Alabama and the south.
 Music will be a special feature of the big revival to begin Sunday at the Parker Memorial church. l. E. Rev holds of Atlanta, the musician accom- panist of pr. Bruner, who will conduct the revival, will train the large chorus.
 It is announced that 1855 bales of cot ton have been received at the Alliance warehouse at Oxford. A large part of this has been stored at the Farmers Union warehouse, where about the same number of bales have been re- ceived
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DEMONSTRATOR WANTED. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb want bright and capable young woman for selling and demonstrating position. Permanent position and good salary Apply Fri day morning to superintendent
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WANTED-To rent you. in fine loca- tion on Southside, four upstairs rooms,
 large and airy. for s25 per month. Caii Bell Main IA. s-5O-tf
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WANTED-HELP
BUSINESS CHANGES

PELL CITY offers excellent opportunity
 for steam laundry, bakery and oth CT industries. Write for farm bulletin
 No. 100 for bargains in St. Clair coun- ty farms. Address Pell City Realty Co., Sumter Cogswell, president, Pel
 City, Ala. 92S-2Gt WILL sell half interest in one of the best established real estate concerns in the black prairie alfalfa belt of Missis- sippi and Alabama for s2500. F. O. Box &, Columbus, Miss. -lO-6-,t I WANT partner with 5000 to join me in discounting salaries at min : ing camp. Timekeeper, care Age-Hei- ald 10-6-St
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FOR RENT

F R RENT--One 10 room house in first class condition on Southside; one bloc< to two car lines; fine neighborhood, convenient to schools and churches
 Call Bell Main IA 9-26-tf
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FARM LANDS
LAND SNAPS.

LAND SNAPS. 120 acres Marengo county, near Thomas ton, in black prairie alfalfa district for only $10 an acre. 5O0 acres, Autauga county, red and sandy land; half mile from depot; $750 an acre. 1l00 acres, Conecuh county. for fine stock or cotton plantation, with some timber, only S6 an acre. 200 acres, Lowndes county, improved with fair buildings, s12.50 an acre. 161 acres, Dallas county, improved with large room house, $500. E. F.. SECOR, Agent, Selma Ala.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-one cent a word Il day; no ad' taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
 ton. Cnsh must accompany order.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Ox and mule drivers; men
 with families preferred. Good camps and steady work the year around No buns need apply. R. s. Wilcox, Bolt gee, Ala. 1O-5-4t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-One cent a word day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Casb must accompany order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
MANY CARDINALS
WILL Be CREATED
Pope Plus Soon Must Heed
Long-Continued, Popular
Clamor.
RESTRAINED BY ECONOMY
Now Those Entitled to Red Hats
Are Trying to Force
His Hand.
RESTRAINED BY ECONOMY

Especial Cable to The Ttmes-Dispatch )
Rome September 1s.-The death of
Cardinal Puzina, Archbishop of cra-
COW. has reduced the number OF cardi-
nails to forty ak. thus leaving twenty
four vacancies in the Sacred College.
Puzina's death comedies with a popu-
lar Roman superstition that cardinals
die by threes. Cardinal Cruscha, Of
Vienna, and Cardinal Moran, OF Sid
ney. having recently died. Cardinal
Puzina became famous during the last
conclave when he pronounced Austria's
veto against Cardinal Rarnpolia. II
Is interesting TO remember that the
first act of Plus X, after his, cleo
ton. was 10 abolish the veto under
pain Of communication.
The present pontin has created
fewer cardinals during the eight years
OF his pontificstc than any of his pre-
deccssors during similar lapse of
time. He Is distinctly averse 10 tho
bestowaI OF the coveted red hats.
chiefly. it IS said. for economic rea-
sons. as cardinals are entitled 10 the
so-called . cardinals dish and many
other expensive luxuries. But the
present conditions cannot last much
longer, as the numerous candidates to
the purple who are growing restless
have found the means OF respectfully
informing the Pope that they are tired
of waiting for an honor which may be
considered ms right. Chief among
these impatient prelates is Monsgnor
Disleti, the Papal majordomo.
Trying to Force the Pope's Hand.
Monsignor Granite di Belmvntc
formerly nuncio at Vienna has abso-
lutte right according "a precedent to
a cardinalate. and. indeed. he ordered
his cardinals robes four years ago
Since then, according TO gossip he
has had another outft made. as he has
grown much stouter The Pope is at
last needing this clamor. and according
to a runior that is we'll founded. no
fewer than ten new cardinals will be
soon created Among them Will be
the Archbishop OF San Francisco, who
when raised to cardinalatc. would
thus give two cardinals to America In
recognition of the growing number OF
Catholics In the United states
The Holy Father has completely re-
covered from mis- recent indisposition.
and has resumed his usual routine
with the exception OF the daily aud
fences. which are still suspended on
the advice of his physician.
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OUR WORK OUR REFERENCE.

LADIES. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER STOCK OF MATERIALS
WHICH ENABLES US FOR A
WHILE LONGER TO GIVE A SPE-
MISS THE OPPORTUNITY. CALL
AND SEE US. ii. SCHOSTOCK &
CO. 2o7 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
LADIES. DON'T WAIT UNTIL. THE
RUSH TO HAVE YOUR FALL OR
TIME MY SPECIAL PRICES ONE
WEEK LONGER. ALL THE LATEST
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GOODS
TO SELECT FROM. you CAN SAVE
IRON Sis TO SEQ BY PLACING
YOUR ORDER WITH ME AT ONCE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Il
CUTLER. LADIES TAILOR UATE
OF I!ASS BROS. NEW YORK CITY,.
2l2 NORTH THIRD STREET. PHONE
MONROE 1918.
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HAY FEVER REMEDY.

Will, BE GLAD TO TELL ANY HAY
tever sufferer name of remedy that
cured me. Send stump for reply. p.
Nj. CHAMBERLAIN, Joliet. Ill.
OLD SOLDIERS, EX-SPANISH WAR
soidiers. or their widows are en-
titled to 800 acres OF free govern
ment land for their services Adj
dress A. w. GIFFIN. Government
Land Locator. Pueblo. Ohio.
VACATION TIME IS OVER. HAVE
your fall and winter suit made now
In time for the State Fair: special
surprise In ladies tailor made suits
Tor this week only. All the latest
styles to select from; guaranteed to
Satsfy BUDMAN e DAVIS, $40
West Grace Street. Phone Madi
son GIL.
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auetton @ales. Future 7sapg
Trustee S Sale
ON SATURDAY. SEPT. 30, 1911.

ON SATURDAY. SEPT. 80. 1911.
at o'clock P. NJ, .
at MoKenney. Dinwiddie county. Va.
a station on the 8. A. L. Railroad.
"sLAGLEs MILL" PROPERTY.
Seven milcs from McKenney, near
Gut Bank Bridge. on the Nottoway
River. 90 acres OF land, good hve-
room dwelling. stable and usual out
houses. and ane well OF water. The
MN. newly built in 1900. is a three
stand roller flour mill. with stone for
grinding corn, and the water power is
ample and frst-class. This is a rare
opportunity for good Investment or
10 get comfortable homo with n good
paying business attached.
Fun particulars, IL desired, will be
furnished by the auctioneers or tho
trustee o
BERNARD MANN.
n Trustee.
Auct!oneers. Petersburg, Va.
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NATE AS TO BE ACQUAINTED
WITH 49, OF OUR PATRONS. YOU
HAVE ALREDY HEARD ABOUT
OUR SUITS, AS THEY ARE MADE.
STRuCTED 10y EXPERTS. THEY
CANNOT FAIL TO WIN THE AID
MlEATlC[ OF ALL LADIES CLOSE
ATTENTION PAID TO INDIVIDUAL
STYLES. AND ALL THIS AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES WINTERS
& DOLEIAL. 2O9 = NORTH SMITH,
ABOVE "WOMAN'S SHOP"
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on account OF owners making
TuEsD Dushe SIS, p Te VII sell, on
BEGINNING a o'clock p NJ.
Al No. 40l North Twenty-sevep,h
street Corner Marshall ana TWENTY
s"'H Streetsi- one small Soda Foun-
raih' Two Counters, five Showcases.
long Marble Slab Ice Boxes, Shawn
Ghairs. Stools, Cashiers Desk large
zee &C., BON. Fish Box, Fish Tray and
scales. small stock Tobacco C aS,"s
etc. abou, fifteen cords Stick Wood
one good Gasolene Engine and Tank
one one Wood Saw and Table. push cart
Delivery Wagon, Harness. Merch,nt.s ~.
f T,areo' tiSh and Oyster and Wagon
sale positive 3 O'Clock p. NJ Tues.
day. SeDtember 10.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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8ummer BoaroinQ

THE SAINT LOUIS COTTAGE. OCEAN
View. opposite Virginia Bay Station:
bathing. boating and fishing; home
comforts; special rates to families or
parties: meals and boarding. Il. j.
BRADLEY. Proprietor.
WANTED. BOARDERS IN REFINED
family; library, post-ori./e. churches
ana station near. references neces-
sary. MRS. SHACkLEFORD. SIR.
Cismont Va
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SPECIAL. TO THE LADIES: REMEM-
BIER THIS Is THE LAST WEEK
FOR SUMMER PRICES ON TAILOR
MADE SUITS. so DON'T MISS THE
OPPORTuSI1Y TO PLACE YOUR
ORDER THIS WEEK AND GIT
YOUR SUMMER PRICE AND HAVE
YOUR SUIT MADE WHEN 1T IS
CONVENIENT TO YOU, AS \ GOOD
MANY OF THEM ARE NOW DOING.
J: KATE, LADIES' TAILOR. zoo y.
FIFTH STREET.
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Goal airn llQaOoii.

LONG HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over Is years; it's his speciality, and
you can save by ordering oak. pine.
until September 18th. Phone 1859
1910.
N1NDLiNG WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking. S1.50 hAlf-cord. Phone
Madison III. SAMUEL II rOTTRELI
u SONS
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AUTOMOBILE AND WAGON
A. II o'clock, we viii sell one two.
cyNhder. four-seet Automobile. and
one Laundry Wagon
sale sale positive Ladies invited TO at
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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WHEN IN NEED OF DOMESTIC,
clerical and mechanical help. white
MARTIN & CO. The old Reliable.
SIS East Broad. Phone Monroe 1873.
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Observation-Disclosures Co.
AUCTiOkEERS
g 6 EA ST BROAD ST

CORD WOOD GASOLINE ENGINE.
WOOD SAW AND TABLE. HORSE
WAGON. HARNESS, Showcases
C00SEI ERS. SCALES. ICE BOXES.
SODA FOUNTAIN SMALL STOCK
OF TOBACCO, CANDY, ETC. At
AuCTION.
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Auttes.
"6Hf 4. EXAMINATIONS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
Of Of sn Ais q sne
ter 1853, Acts OF 1910. and in pur-
H Suanoe Of the rules adopted by the
vTglnia state Board of Acoountancy.
tifcates as Certified Public 40
Sountants" will be hold in tho State
capitol Building. Riohmcnd. Va, fat
1911. oDi '''A' 49, N0'"'
Persons desiring to take said es-
n aatin must make written applt-
Information may be obtained from
w. McK. EVANS. secretary-Tr
urer, 1s1S Mutual Building. Rich-
mond. Va.
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.
graphic and English Branches taught.
Low tuition rates. MASSEY BUN-
NESS COLLEGE.
TENTS FOR SALE OR RENT FOR
the fair; see me soon. Phone Madi-
lSoushee Street.
3o2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
Tor 70 cents; claim checks issued
at the house for your baggage. Two
men men on our wagon We make q
pianos. Phone Madison 1445: resi-
dence phone Monroe 246o.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC 70 KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, jewelers.. sia
East Main street. buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
Latest STYLES. Old gold and sill.
Yer always takon In exchange
GASOLINE SOLD AT i21-2 CENTS
per gallon, at 221223 West Broad
Street.
HOW ABOUT YOUR GASOLINE
motor? Does it run smoothly? If
not send 10c. postage for Engine
Trouble" text book. "BREEZE CAR
BURETERS." Newark. N j.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts made by anybody but
myself. r. j. ATKINS.
MRS. j. T. WALTERS. FASHIONABLE
dressmaker. has moved TO 3l4 West
Gay, where she is better prepared to
meet the increasing demands of her
trade. and will be pleased to serve
her friends as usual
TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
generally desire to say that after
giving 80 years of faithful service
TO the Cardwell Machine Co as fore
mln In the machine shop, l have
now withdrawn from them and en-
tered into business for myself Will
be known by the firm name of J. H
snort d Co, lii5 East Franklin ST,
where desire my former friends and
all others desiring work in the gem
eral machine repairing TO give us a
trial Il. II. SCOTT. Phone Monroe
3i02.
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THE LADIES TAILOR MAN.
HAS ALL THE LATEST FALL. AND
WINTER FABRICS: ALL WORK
THE BEST AND GUARANTEED,
sol NORTH SECOND ST. PHONE
4ss.
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OHAs. FISHER. THE MOST POPULAR
LADIES' TAILOR, HAS MOVED no
HIS NEW QUARTERS, a03 EAST
GRACE STREET.
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PERSONALS.

PAUL KAMsKY, LADIES TAILOR,
! al North FIRST sTREBT. NEAR
PRICES ON SUITS. MAKE A
SPECIALITY OF RIDING HABITS.
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We viii sell, for storage and other
charges.
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SEVERAL USED FORD CARS, AMI
passenger. which we have taken
IN exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly over
hauled and will paint If desired. VIII
instruct thoroughly regarding oper-
alton, or will send instructor homo
with out-oftown purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO, 1929 West Brona-
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NEW FURSITr;Rr

We viii also sell the following new
iaSniture: Three Plush Parlor suits.
one Mission Wood Den Set -four
pieces). Oak Dining Table Croundl.
Chase Leather Rocker, and other FUR
nlture etc.
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At the request OF owner. we will
sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20, 1911,
at ) o'clock p NJ
the above very desirable property.
The dwelling is we'll built, has ten
rooms and two bath rooms. all in good
order The lot fronts so feet and runs
back lao feet TO a wide alley. There
is good shop and Office on the west
ern part OF the lot and also good
brick stable in the rear There is an
alley on the east side of house, run
ming back from Canal Street. This
sale offers a good opportunity to any
to secure a nice home. with
large shop and lot adjoining. or It will
make good investment. as the shop
and Office Will yield good revenue.
and the house Will make comfortab BILE
home or rent for good price
TERMS: Very reasonable
C. l.. e. II. l.. DENOON,
Auctioneers.
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,
commanding at 1890 O'clock.

at Tompk!ns's Storage House, No ais
West Broad STREET, large quantity
OF household effects, consisting OF a
Suit, Hair Mattress Feather Pillows.
number of Oak Dressers. Wash
stands. Beds. Wardrooes. Chairs. Rock
ers. Tables. CoucHpS. Cooking Stoves
Cooking Utensils. Crockery. Glassware
Rosewood Piano. Estey Parlor Organ,
Sideboards. Dining Ia bles, Barrels and
boxes containing sundry household
enects, TO be sold unopened as stored,
ana various other household furniture.
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EVENINGS CAN BE MOST
prontably spent in our night school
Term begins Monday, September 18th.
Practical courses in business and
English. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE
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:
4er8DifaIE,
HUMAN HAIr BOUGHT AND SOIL
at HUGHES'S. o0o North Third

HUMAN HAT BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third
L. GOLDBERG. LATE WITH KAUF-
man & Co, will open n hrst-class
ladies tailoring establishment at 202
North First Street September 18th.
Have secured the best novelties in
imported and domestic goods. We also
have procured the best work
In New York. On opening week we
will make up number OF garments
at reduced prices In order to adver-
tise our Workmanship. Safety ladies'
riding habits a speciality. Phone
Monroe 3431.
LEARN MORE AND EARN MORE.
Our modern school of business is the
means OF helping you. Superior ad-
vantages at reasona BILE tuition rates.
Day and evening ciasses.- MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
LESSER, THE LADIES TAILOR. rs
the only one in town who makes
specially in altering all kinds Of
garments into the latest styles
Prices very moderate and work sat
isfactory. Raleigh Apartment, cor
ner Harrison and Franklin Streets
Phone Madison 1873.
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10 PER CENT. NET ON YOUR MONEY!
SOA1MERVILLE TRUST COMPANY,
INC, Newport News, Va Authorized
capital. 100000 $4,000 buys store
and fourteen-room building and lot
In this growing city. Rental income,
10 per cent. net. Why let your
money lie idle or learn any less
when you can get this much inter-
est for 1t? Write for Information
about this and other fine invest
ments larger and smaller, ana about
this wonderful city. We can make
you per cent. net on sums of 500
to $500
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MiiIIiltarp.

WE WISH TO NOTIFY THE LADIES
that we have just received all in the
latest fall and winter millinery.
CLARk'S MILLINERY, PIT North