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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-10
WATER WINGS"
CAUSE DROWNING
James Petit Loses Life While
WIFE and Son Witness
Tragedy.

chicago July s.-Playing in the lake
while his wife and son looked on from
the veranda of the Hotel Moraine. at
Highland Park, James Petit. president
OF the Peavey Grain Company. was
drowned in four feet OF water at the
hotel swimming beach yesterday.
Laughter of the wife and son at the
antics OF the husband and father was
turned to horror when he disappeare
beneath the surface. His swimming
wings" slipped to his feet, thus over
balancing him. and plunging his head
under the water
a warning cry from Mr.. Pettrt's
chauffeur. who saw his employers
plight. was the first intimation that
the water frolic had developed into a
tragedy.
The cry attracted the attention of
Mrs. Petit. who ran to the waters
edge, closely followed by her ten-year-
old son.
Aroused by the frantic screams of
the wife. other persons found the body
near the spot where Mr.. Petit, had last
been seen. A physician who soon
reached the scene found no sign OF
life. but so nsistent was Mrs. Petit
that her husband was not dead that
four other physicians were summoned
they worked over the body for three
hours in their efforts to revive Mr..
Petit. and when they finally told
Mrs. Petit her husband was dead she
collapsed
AT the point where Mr.. Petit was
drowned he could have stood in the
water without danger. He was an en-
thusiastic novice in the art of swim
ming, and for week had been going
into the water daily to master it, gem
orally in the morning. before the
crowds arrived. Lafond the chauffeur.
had instructions 10 attend Mr.. Petit
while he was swimming. but he was
away when the grain man started for
the beach to-day.
The water wings" which caused Mr..
Pettits death were bought on Friday
night. They consist OF a pair of in
nated rubber and silk bags, attached
by double strand of canvas The
canvas is placed across the chest of
the swimmer and the two inflated bags
come under the arms. The air in he
bags is enough TO support the weight
OF the average man
Mr. Petit had been member of the
Board of Trade several years and was
well known in social and business cir
Giles. Since 1901 he had been president
and general manager of the Peavey
Grain Company. He was a member of
many clubs His home was at SO Cedar
Street. which contains one of the
finest Libraries in the city He was
born in Alliance. O.. forty-two years
ago In 1898 he married Miss Sadie
Elizabeth Prescott.
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5eaIeb 9ropnsal8.

'kC PoSALS FOR THE CONFEDER-
ate Memorial Institute. Richmond.
Na.-Sealed proposals viii be rccciv-
ed BY the Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson
rial Association. at his Office. 924
Mutual Building, Richmond. Va, un-
til u o'clock NJ. en- MONDAY. August
:. 1914, and then opened. for the con-
struction complete (except heating
and ventilating apparatus. electric
conduits and wiring. gas piping and
lighting fi%turesl. for II building to
be known as the "Confederate Nc
mortal Institute" in accordance with
drawings and qualifications of Bis
sell s; Sinkler. Architects, sos Bailey
Building. Philadelphia, Pa
Copies OF the drawings and spe.!fl-
cations and forms of proposals ma y
be obtained from the above archi-
tects on or after SATURDAY. July IS.
1911. Each application must be &C
companied BY q certified check for
$500. payable TO the order of the
Confederate Memorial Association
The copies of the drawings and SPEC
ihcations must be returned to the
the proposals; whereupon the above
check VIII be returned: but upon
failure OF any bidder to return IN
good condition the drawings and
specifications the sum of SIS will
be forfeited and deducted from the
above check. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids
The contractor to whom the award
is made Will be required to furnish
bond of surety company in the
the contract. guaranteeing the faith
full performance OF The contract,
Copies Of the drawings ana .neci-
hcauons may be seen also At the
office OF the Confederate Memorial
Association. 92i Mutual Building
Richmond. Va.
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WILSON is AGAIN "DooIlEp."
New Jersey Governor Finds June Pay
Envelope Short $50.

New Jersey Governor Finds June Pay
Envelope Short $50.
Trenton, y. j., July 9.-Governor
Wilson has been "docked" again. When
he received his salary check Friday
for June as executive of the State he
found that 1t was short about $50 He
sent for John Kicker. clerk in the State
Treasurers Office, to ask If he had not
made mistake. Kicker reminded his
eNceliency that he had been absent
three days in June. when he had been
finishing mis- Western trip.
The. State Constitution provides that
during the absence of the Governor
from the State the president of the
Senate shall be the acting Governor
and shall receive the Governors SAL
airy while so acting. The pay for the
three days had been sent to Senator
Alderman. who occupied the Cover
nor's chair for the three days.
This is the second time Governor
Wilson has been locked since he was
elected. The first time was when he
was away during the greater part OF
May on his Western trip He then
received about $50 instead of $3.50. his
regular months salary.
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TWO DROWN IN LAKE.
o,erturninE of Bont Follows the
Hooking of Mig Fish.

Hooking of Big Fish.
Utica, n. Y. July 9.-W l.. Ledger
wood and Miss Shalleck, of New York.
were drowned in Big Upper Lake late
Friday afternoon. Mr., Ledgerwood
his wife and Miss Shalleck were troll
ing opposite Pages Bluff, when big
fish was hooked and there was so
much excitement in the boat that it
was overturned. throwing the occu-
pants into deep water.
Mr.. Ledgerwood tried to assist the
young woman but appeared to be
seized with cramps. He sank in less
than minute after the accident. h o.
Lott. crossing the lake in his motor
boat to Paradise Point. succeeded In
reaching Mrs. Le4serwood. who was
unconscious. but soon revived
Miss Shalleck went to the lake to
spend her vacation with Mrs. Ledger
wood against the wishes OF her rela-
tives in New York, who had become
alarmed by the report of Adirondack
drownings this year.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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HeettnUs.

THE ANIMAL MEETING Or THE
stockholders of the Southern Manu-
featuring Company will be held at
the o!hces or the company. Nos. IL
and Is South Twelfth Street, TUES
DAY. July IS. 1911, at IL o'clock
noon
Bv order Of the President.
A. EDWARD ROEBER
Secretary and Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company will be held
at its Office. 1900 East Franklin
Street. on TUESDAY, July is, 1911
at II NJ. B. w. LIPSCOMB
Secretary
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RETURNS ROYAL DECORATION.
American Diplomat Gives Up Norwe.
Eian knighth0od of st. olaf.

biUiouht NOrWe-
Ginn iSnighthOod of st. Olaf.
Chicago. July 9-Eicholay A. Grew
stad. the Chicago editor. recently APP
pointed United States minister to Uru-
suay and Paraguay. has returned a
decoration bestowed upon him several
years ago by King Haakon, of Norway
The decoration is the Norwegian
knighthood of st. Olaf granted to Mr..
Grevstad in recognition OF his SER
vices as a newspaper man.
II feel that II is no more than right
that I return the decoration, now that
am about to enter the American di.
plomatic service" said MIR. Grevstad
The Constitution prohibits tho accept
ance by Federal officials of decorations
from foreign governments While l re-
eeived the order several years ago.
feel that ought to ask the consent
OF Congress to retain IL. and that
do not wish to do"
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DEATH OF MGR. FLYNN.
Wns President Emeritus of Mount st.
Nfary,s College,

Emmitsburg, Md. July 9.-After a
long and painful illness. Mgr. Denis ].
Flynn, president emeritus of Mount 81.
Mary's College. and one OF the best
known Catholic educators in the East
diei yesterday at p. NJ. He had been
i'll of Bright's disease for eighteen
months
Ho had labored necessarily for the
upbuiiding of Mount St. Mary's. and
sacrificed his health to the work AT
the commencement exercises June IA II
was announced that Mgr. Flynn would
give UP the active management of the
institution. and that Rev. b. j. Bradley
would become It's head. This caused
widespread regret among TIE friends
of the institution.
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PIRATES LOSE BATTLE.
Much OF the Loot Taken From Wreck.
ed Stenmcr Recovered.

Much OF the Loot Taken From Wreck
ed Steamer Recovered.
Victoria. B. c.. July 9.-The story OF
successful battle with the pirates
who looted the wreck OF the Pacific
Mail liner Asia and the recovery of
much stolen silk. was brought by the
steamer Prolesilaus. which has reached
port from the Orient.
The agent of the Pacific Mail Line
was given the use of a small Chinese
warship and a complement of soldiers.
When the gunboat approached the re-
treat of the looters the pirates put out
and began an attack. a volley from
the soldiers killed several OF the pi
rates and the battle soon ended with
the flight OF the brigands They were
pursued and their retreats uncovered
Much of the stolen silk and electrical
equipment taken from the Asia were
recovered
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AGAINST SUNDAY sponrs.
Garden City, Long Island. Stirred by
Dean John Moses.

'"r"eh Wy Long isinnd stirred by
Dean John Moses.
New York. July 9.-Dean John
Moses, of the Garden City. l.. L.. Cathe-
dral, has taken a firm stand against
Sunday sports ut Garden City, and as
result of his complaints the Garden
City Club. of which many prominent
New Workers are members. held spe-
cial meeting Thursday night Senti-
ment was pretty evenly divided as to
tennis. which Is the sole sport of the
Garden City Club members Sunday.
Twenty-one members voted to end
Sunday tennis and seventeen voted no,
TO end 1t. The board of governors
will determine next Monday night
what shall be done with IL.
There are two big golf clubs at
Garden City. and on sundays supreme
court justices and other men OF promi-
renee use the links. Aviators also
regularly make flights on Sundays
there.
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@ulnmer Noarning.

loves COTTAGES, WATER FRONT,
Virginia Bay Station. Ocean View
Reasonable rates; good service: spe-
cial meals. soc: bathing suits free
MRS. w. T. LOWE Proprietor.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS: A RESTFUL
place for quiet people. Airy house
shade, milk. ice; city references NJ
S. BOYDEN, Cismont, Albemarle
county. Va.
BOARDERS WANTED, a NICE, QUIET
home on large farm. Terms. 81
per week. Address MRS. L. C. WASH.
Nigor. Louisa county Va
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CATE VIEW CO17TAGE,
Buciroe Bench, yn.
Fifteen minutes trolley ride to
Chamberlin Hotel Old Point, Va. Fish
ing. rowing. sailing. dancing every
evening. finest bathing beach on Chesa-
peakc Bay, Sea foods a speciality.
Excellent table board. Special rates
to parties For further Information.
address Captain J. T.. Foster,
Cape View Cottage. BuckrOe Reach, Va
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TAKE FRENCH LEAVE

Forty Marines From Brooklyn Navy
Inrd May lie Declared Deserters.
New York, July 9.-Forty marines,
about one-tenth OF those quartered at
the Brooklyn navy yard. have taken
French leave. II they do not return
to barracks before July 16 they will
be officially proclaimed deserters
The men are part of a batch
brought back from Guantanamo about
two weeks ago. They have complained
of poor food, strict treatment and de-
lay in paying them Off
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At scr az puoiS AUCTION, OH tHe
THURsDAY. JULY 18TH, 1911.
al . O'CLOCK /. NJ, the real estate de-
scribed in said deed as follows: All
situated in the town OF Ashland. Han
over county. Va. it being the same
tract or parcel of land conveyed to the
SAID Macmurdo Place Land Company
llnc), by Wallace u. Mclean by deed
bearing date June l. 1907, the follow
Ing two lots of land lying and being
IN the town of Ashland. county OF
Hanover. Va. known as lots numb ers
three CD and four 90 in the plan of
the town OF Ashland, according to sur
vey of William Clopton made in the
year 1854 fronting together 9s-l00
Street, and bounded on the north by
the lots OF Mr.. \. c. Schaffer and w
w. Bennett on the south by the lots
tween parallel lines to the Oakland"
Addition to Ashland. With the excep-
tion, however. of strip one hundred
and seventy three G73) feet wide, en-
and -, being the same strip, piece
or parcel of land that was conveyed
10 the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
HaiIway Company by the said Austin
H. Burr. substituted trustae. together
with all the appurtenances to the said
land belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
VI eNtNuiiuB the trust, all taxes
and levies due thereon and to dis
charge note Of SO 900, due June i,
1910, with Interest thereon from March
y, 1909 and an additional sum OF ss2S
for interest accrued on TWO notes OF
$4,000 and $4,000, respectively, from
March IL. 1903. to March -, 1911, and
on credit as to note OF $4,000. due
June l. 1918. with interest thereon
from March IL, 1911. payable annually
on the 18TH day OF March of each year.
ana credit as to note OF $4,000, due
June l. lal6. with interest thereon
from March IL, 1911. payable annually
on the 18th day of March OF each year;
the balance of the purchase price to be
made payable at such time and seoured
In such manner as the said Macmurdo
Place Land Company Gnc). its sue
cessors or assigns. shall prescribe and
direct. or in case OF its or their failure
to give such direction at such time
ana In such manner as the said Burton
Marye. his heirs or assigns shall think
BURTON MARYE.
Trustee
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BREAKFASTS ON CRUISER

President Gomez Is Guest Aboard
North Carolina.
La Guaira. July 9.-President Gomez
and the members OF his Cabinet took
breakfast aboard the United States
the breakfast reception was given
TO guests from Caracas. The cruiser
will sail tomorrow for the United
states. with Special Ambassador and
Mrs. Thomas c. Dawson on board
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.9GIltItors alru A,aIesnfu.

" WANTED. SOLICITOR FOR GENERAL
line household goods. novelties, etc
Apply SOUTHERN NOVELTY Co. 80
y. Eighth Streer. CITY
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HOTEL RALEIGH

st. Charles Place and the Beach. where the
accommodations and location are unexcelled.J
Capacity 400. Large rooms. ocean view ole
vator. private baths; running water in
rooms. ETC. Superiority in cuisine. Mod
er1te rates. Booklet II. J. DYNES.
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noy'a Body Cut in Two.

New Orleans, July a.--Judas Petrie.
aged twelve. was Instantly killed yes
terday. when he lcaped across a rail-
road track to elude an oncoming train
and ran in front of an Illinois Central
switch engine on a parallel track His
pody was cut two in at the waist
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ASKS ABOUT TAFT'S HEALTH

Pope Says He Remembers His Kindly
Manner.
Rome. July On the occasion OF
a private audience which he gave yes
terday 10 G. II. Lewis, OF Chicago. and
Mrs. Lewis's mother. Mrs G. B.
Douglas, OF Georgia, the Pope asked
particularly regarding President Taft's
health. He said that he remembered
the kindly manner of Mr. Taft when
he was here in connection with Phil.
ippine affairs
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GEL THE BEST. THAT Is THE BICK-
erstan Tribune and Cleveland bicy-
cles. We have got the largest bicy-
Gle house in the country, and we
advertise II. JOE BICKERSTAFF,
1911 East Main
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,pout,rp...Der ann libe 5torh
MAGIC SPRAY.

TRUTH WILL OUT.
10 THE SOUTHERN SPRAY CO.:
SIRS.-AFTER TRYING ALL THE LO-
cal sprays and finding none of them
5at sfactory, i tried your Magic
Spray, and find II entirely satisfac-
tory. My chickens were eaten mp
with feather mites. but after one
spray find them almost entirely
cured Yours truly,
d. w. MALLONEY
X. i: d. 2, Box 20, Glen Allen.
Only Magic Spray does 1t. Phono
Madison 1903. : y. Seventh Street.
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At the request OF the owner. a non
resident we will sell Mt public auc-
ZION. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. JULY -. 1911.
at $50 r. NJ.
the property above mentioned.
The house is a well built brick
dwelling, containing nine rooms and
bath, with large halls. and Is convent
entity arranged, having been recently
repaired. painted and repapered. and
is In good condition for immedia te
occupancy. II desired as an invest
iient VIII command good tenant.
The deep lot OF $50 feet and the sta
Die also appeal to those desiring a
comfortable home in this good neigh.
borhood.
TERMS; The assumption of n note
FOR $1,000; balance cash.
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NEW BERKELEY

Kentucky Ave Boardwalk entrance. Central
to all amusements Ocean view rooms. Pri-
vnte baths
FAIRBANKS & MACKENTUUS
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GLENWOOD HOTEL,

3lst season; accommodates 200. miles from
Catskill village: healthiest part OF moun-
tains 2lS acres. excellent table: modern I'M
provements. largest plazzas In mountains:
amusements billiards bowling. music. dane
:ns $40 weekly upward: booklet v. BRAIN
CON Catskill. ". Y.
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Goal anG QQaaDi,

KINDLING WOOD. EXCELLENT ron
light cooking. Sl50 half-cord. Phone
Madison l77. SAMUEL II. COTTR ELI.
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HOUSE CLEANING

MATING; LAYING, WINDOW WASH
Ing; new houses specially. WILLIAM
JOHNSON, Monroe $3.50.
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The Blue Mountain house

In THE HEafrr OF THE BLUE RIDGE.
superbly located al elevation OF two thous-
and feet, with unobstructed view OF world
famed Cumberland and Shenandoah Vaileys
Modern in every detail: rooms with Of With
out private baths. electric isnts. teIephcnes
hot and cold water throughout the house.
EShilarating atmosp here beautiful scenery
delightful drives. excellent Riding Academy
corrected with hotel
Eos rates. booklets. etc. address BOND g.
GIBBONS Blue Mountain Nd
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In execution OF a certain deed of
trust to the undersigned from the Mac
murdo Place Land Company, dated
June /. 1907, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Circuit Court of
page 3i5, default having been made In
the payment os portion of the debt
therein secured. ana beng required so
to do by the beneficiary hereunder.
VIII sell at public auction, on the
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MlEIlinerp.

LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles in millinery. suits,
dresses, all kinds OF ready made gar.
nsents for ladies. misses and chill
dren: alterations free. Small ex-
penses means a saving for you Also
n line of pattern hats for the trade.
MRS. JULIUS BEAR. 1929 Il. Main
Street
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GQanten.

WANTED. 10 BUi FOR. IASr. IUtIsE-
Madisor 1851.
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autGlnohiles for Sale

BOUGHT, SOLD. EX-
changed free repairs for one year;
from 500 to $1,000. AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE. 22l-223 w. Broad st.
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HOTEL IROQUOIS

south Carolina Avenue and
Beach. Capacity 100. 100 occan-side sunny
rooms. Private baths, running water in
rooms. Elevator. Music. White service.
Special rntcs. sli up weekly; $3.50 up daily
Booklet W. r SHAW
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THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
IN The TOWN OF ASHLAND. VA,
FRONTING ON RAILROAD STREET.
WITH DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING THEREON.
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Dib!nfnn slntifes.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington. y. c.. June IS. 1911
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Ar
iantic Coast Line Railroad. Company
has declared dividend OF 3 per cent.
on the common capital stock OF that
company. payable at tho Office OF the
treasurer at Wilmington, North
Carolina On and after July 10. lail.i
to stockholders OF record on June a.,
1871. The transfer hooks are closed
from the 2lst day of June. 19ti..to
the 18th day OF July, 1911. both in~i
JAMES F. POST. treasurer.
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&ituarinns G9lautao. taalf.

@ANTED, 4 PoslTioS As cry
salesman by an experienced travel
ing man, with hes, OF references.
Address o6S. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY a YOUNG MAN TWEEN
ty-seven years OF age. a position as
bookkeeper and general otfice man;
six years eNpcr cnce with a large
Wholesale jobbing and manufactur-
Ing house F!rst-class references
ana also recommendations from
present employers. Good reasons for
wanting 70 change. Address Box no.
IS. south Boston. Va.
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BLUE RIDGE. SPRINGS

Dotctourt County, VA.
Booklet mailed on application to
PHIL Il. BROWN.
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TlatS GTor &s,ti.

CANDLES HILL FIRST FLOOR. 3
nve rooms and bath. s360: third noo.,
Tour rooms and bath. $3.50; posses
sion September ! or sooner. Apply
800 South Fourth Street
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Tnr 5ale.

STRUCTURAL MATERIAL OF EVERY
description cut to order CLARENCE
COSBY. 1923 East Cary Street. Rich
mond, Va.
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YELL0w SULPHUR SPRINGS,

The waters cure dyspepsia, malaria,
kidney aud bladder disorders and TO,
male Irregularities. Dancing and bowl
ing speciality FortFarther informa-
tion. address
j. II. HbI.T Manager
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Hlistellalenus.

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 241s,
when you want hish-class cleaning
pressing, etc. South Second Street
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Rnunls for Hent.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. Wifi
or without board us =. Marshall.
THE ALBION. 7ls EAST FRANKLIN,
furnished rooms: permanent ana
transient
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Aon2i6 GQanteb.

FIRST FLOOR OF two, Or
three connecting rooms on Grace
street fer ladies' tailor establish
ment. + 36l. care Times Dispatch
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GARDEN HOSE.

GARDEN HOSE. AT WHOLESALE
prices to :hc consumer. 10000 feet
on hand al price from sc. TO l5c.
Also a complete line OF sp-inklers.
can't find it go to MGRAW'S. 1i4o-
AZ East Main Street
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board bath and phone. sos North
Fifth Street.
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personals.

ALL WEARING APPAREL CLEANSED
by US guaranteed against shrinLare
fading. removing color or shape: ten
years experience tell the tale. kid
gloves cleaned. all lengths, loc.
Eighth Street Madison 1927.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHESS. 2O9 North Third
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Z c o OH A d MACHINERY OF
OF every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1893 L
Cary ST. Phone 'iadison 1895
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CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEFF
| FERSON LOAN OFFICE. l705 East
Main Street
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DpeinQ ann Cleauinu

X D GLOW YES cLEAN TED, ALI
lengths. 1oc. Our auto will calISfor
and deliver anywhere anything
SPlIZER. My Cleaner and Dyer, l02
North Eighth Street. Phone Madison