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Halloween Party.

Mr. and Mrs E. D. Newman and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Winn entertained the
Pricilla Club ladies and their husbands
at a Halloween party The house was
uniquely decorated with jack-o'-lant-
erns, autumn leaves and "spooks'
which welcomed and escorted the
guests about the rooms, which were
dimly lighted WI / candles. giving one
a weird feeling.
Of course the fortune hunting was
first in evidence, each one being direct
ed by witch where to seek their for
tune. This was followed by a geo.
graphical contest, in which Miss cara
Thaxton won first prize and VIM. Todd
received the BOBBY prize.
Next was a silhouette contest in
which Mrs. c. J. Elliott won first
prize and Walter Winn was awarded
the BOBBY prize After which delicious
refreshments, in keeping with Hal
lowe'en spirit were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
l.. D. Dalquest, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. C. CI Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs White, Mr. and Mrs. R
E. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Cock
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Long. Mr.
and Mrs. c. J. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ Todd. Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs M. r. Chapman, Mrs. ]
j. Brown of Lockwood, Mo-. Miss
Clara Thaxton, and Messrs. Gwinnup
and McReynolds
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-01

witching style in Halloween colors
and fantastic symbols. Black and vel
low paper festoons, wide mouthed
pumpkins. grinning skulls. black cats,
owls. all about and even in unexpect-
ed places rendered a most unique and
artistic effect.
The guests wore their masquerade
costumes for an hour, without speak
ing a word During this time Miss
Hilda Gatewood played selections on
the piano. Her dancing music and the
perfect time she kept was too great a
temptation for the feet of some of the
ghosts, clowns, and pumpkins. So the
cessation from conversation was rath-
er more mirth-inspiring than awe-in-
spring. At the end of the hour masks
came off and prize was gizen to the
one who guessed correctly the great
est number of guests. Mrs. Burns and
DIR. Winner tied in this contest, and
Mrs. Burns drew the prize, a little
skull lantern. Mrs. Hughes got the
consolation prize for guessing only one
person. Fortune telling. bobbing for
apples, peanut gigging, and other
things afforder much merriment Can
dy, apples, nuts were distributed
around the rooms for every one to
help himself.
Immediately after unmasking the
guests were refreshed with cider and
gingerbread. La'er. after more games.
partners were matched, and cute little
ice cream pumpkins and delicious cake
were served.
Then the lights were turned low and
ghost stories were told. A terrifying
ghost tale told by Mr. Hughes broke
up this merry, married masquerade
meeting at the wee sma' hour of one.
All present on this occasion vote
Mrs. Kapp and Mrs. Stubblefield ideal
.hostesses and will remember them for
many Hallowe'ens for the delightful
time they afforded us last night.
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0 LOCAL AND PERSONAL {
) 100000 o o o o o o o 90

Tweed Bethel went to Alton today
on business.
John F. Warren came up from Adair
this morning.
r. Mode was in town last night
from Needmore.
Everett Boswell has gone to st.
Louis to remain.
Miss Artie Cobb has returned from
a visit at Wagner.
w. M. Malone will go to Tulsa to-
morrow on business.
w. E. Halsell and wife returned to
Kansas City last night.
Mrs. o. L. Conner returned today
from visit at Springfield.
F. D. Pelsue, the Welch real estate
dealer, was in the city today.
E. J. Overley was here last night en-
route from Joplin to McAlester.
Miss jamie Hall has gone to Texas
for visit to her fathers ranch
B. F. Worcester and wife, of Bro
mide, were visitors in the city today.
Robert Ratcliff returned this morn
ing from a visit to San Antonio, Tex.
w. A. Limbaugh, of Lone Wolf
was here today, on prospecting trip.
Miss Kate Terry, of Sallisaw, who
had ben visiting relatives here, went
to Pryor today.
George L. Hicks, of Collinsville, a
brother-in-law of Lee Mitchell, spent
last night in this city
Mrs. w. B. Crawford went to Blue
jacket this afternoon. returning home
on the 7 p. m, Katy train.
w. Val Jean Biddison, young at
torney of Tulsa, visited friends here
between trains last evening.
G. E. Sims, of Texas, a brother-in-
law of Mrs. H. ]. Schroer, of this
city, passed through Vinita today.
Many of the collectors abroad today
say that they are finding collections
much better this month than last.
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell, of Pryor and
Mrs. ]. c. Yeargain of Southwest City,
Mo-, were visitors in the city today.
"There will be no shortage of gas in
Vinita this winter, unless some unfore-
seen accident happens to our plant" :"
said Manager Bottenfield of the Vinita
Gas company today.
Madame Gladys Thelma Hudson,
reader and impersonator of Waco,
Tex, will give a recital at the Chris
tian church Thursday evening, No
vember 2. Admission Is and 25 cents.
Capt. Jim Wilkinson and Claude
Chandler went to Grove today with
Buck Title, who will be tried before
the United States commission on the
charge of selling liquor without gov
ernment license.
Mrs. w. B. Crawford will take her
music scholars to Alton Friday, No
vember 10th and give a recital under
the auspices of the entire public
schools of that place Alton is all
agog over the coming event as the
fame of the Craig county music talent
under Mrs. Crawford's guidance has
extended to all parts of the state. Her
numerous recitals with her pupils has
spread the fame of Vinita as a musical
center all over the southwest.
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Kapp-stubblefieId Party.

One Of the most delightful Halo
we'en parties ever given in Vinita was
that given last night by Mrs. George
Kapp and Mrs. E. A. Stubblefield in
honor of the Tuesday Evening Club.
Twelve jolly married couples were
the invited guests, and all came in
The rooms were decorated in a be-
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I am prepared to do cleaning, press
ing and hat blocking in the best pos
sible manner. My work is guaranteed
Patronize me and keep your money at
home. Mrs. Cora Scott, 210 South
Wilson. If
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WANTS WANTS

FOR SALE-Ten room residence on
North Wilson street. Lot 80 by $50
feet. Here is bargain if taken be-
fore Saturday night Apply here. 62.tf
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All complaints OF delivery should
be reported to the Circulation Depart
ment Phone Al.
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Piano Tuning.

am located in Vinita and prepared
to do all kind of piano tuning and re-
pairing, all work positively guaranteed.
Leave orders with Patton Music Co.,
Phone 24S. w. II. Hurst. 1851
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Residence rooms to rent. Fowler. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Still SON HUTCH|NS'.
/ OF UNSOUND MIND
Wife Institutes Proceedings tc
Have Financier Adjudged
Insane.

Washington. D. c.. May 1.-Procced-
ings were instituted to-day In the Dis
trict Supreme Court to have Stilson
Hutchins, prominent as fnnncer OF
this city. adjudged insane. The petit
tion is filed by Mrs Rose Keeling
for many months past MIR. Hutchins
has been paralyzed and Is of diseased
and unsound mind" a writ de luna
tico inqulrendo was Issued by Chief
Justice Clabnugh. returnable May L.
BY reason OF his mental and physical
condition., the wife says. Mr.. lIutchins
is wholly unfit and incapable of man
aging and properly caring for himself
and his estate. II lis claimed the es-
81 900, 900. and that the net annual
income Is In excess of 100000.
His Property Conveyed.
Mrs uutchins In her petition states
that March T. 1910. her husband eS-
ecuted deed in trust. In which she
Joined, to William j. Dante, who has
for many years been confidential rep
resentative of Mr.. FIutchins. conveying
all his property. both rcni and per-
sonal. to be managed by Mr. Dante
during the lifetime OF Mr.. HutchinH.
BY the terms of the deed OF trust
thus set forth, Mr.. Dante was to use
the income derived from the property
In the payment OF taxes and other
necessary charges and expenses grow
ing out OF the care, preservation and
maintenance OF the property.
Tho trustee Is directed to pay a
monthly sum to Mrs Hutchins and to
set aside the remaining income for
tho benefit OF Stilson Hutchins.
The petition sworn 10 by Mrs
Hutchins, Is supported by the am
davlts OF DR.. william Gerry Morgan
and DR.. H. II. Sewers and two nurses.
The, afldavits set forth the physical
and mental condition OF Mr.. Hntchins
The writ do lunatico Is asked for and
tho appointment OF n committee OF the
person and estate Of Mr.. Hutchins.
Mrs Hutchins requests that suitable
provision be made for Mr.. Hutchins
and his household out of the estate
Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberln rep
resent Mrs. Hutchlns.
Mr.. Hutchins was the founder of the
ST. Louis Times, Washington Post
Washington Times. and once was
prominently connected with the Dcs
Moines, Iowa, State Journal. Dubuque
Herald and ST. Louis Dispatch, and was
an organizr and chief promoter OF
the Mergenthaler linotype.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

the foundation UP. at a cost Of about
$4,000. 1t was suggested that the new
building occupy the lot adjoining the
lecture room or tho old church.
After the sermon last evening, a sub
scription Of $1,000 was made towards
the erection OF the building. A great
nanJ' members have not yet subscribed,
put Will later on. and from the pres
ent prospects there will be no trouble
In securing the desired amount
The building will be gin shortly, and
VIII probably be finished some TIME
during the year. and when completed
VIII be one of the handsomest churcnes
In the State. The building will be
modernly equipped. and fine plpo
organ will also be Installed Jit
Both the Sunday school room and the
church auditorium have long since been
declared inadequate to accommodates
the members. and the above action
was almost compulsory
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Burke, of the City Committee, Is OF
opinion that it should bo held earlier.
The matter may he referred to the
State Committee
battlefield Park.
President Stith Boiling. OF the Bat
tiefcld Park Association has received
many letters from Grand Army men in
the North and West expressing an
prevail of the plan to establish bat
tlaheld park here and volunteering aid
to make 1t successful
Postmaster Boiling has received or
ders from the department at washing
ton to have every piece of mail counted
that goes out of the Office hore 'durinf,
the month OF May. and the worls was
begun this morning
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Must Answer Forgery Charge.
ISnecIal 10 Tho Tlmns-Iolanatch

Bristol. Va, May IF. ]. Bennett.
who Is Just completing a nlnety-days'
road sentence for forging checks in
Bristol. will be taken to Benton IInr-
Dor. Mich, to answer to a similar
charge. Chief of Police Fl. Is. Foeltzer.
OF Benton Harbor. has arrived here to
take the man In charge. When Ben
nett camo here he represented that he
was from Chattanooga, and that he
had come to open Jewelry house. Iia
caught several persons with bogus
checks 1tfte.aIt1i.t5 i3iS 5DtH Iff
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7 Ordered "a Reformatory..

NV I,7FUDlnI 70 TIC 7 iIncS-DI5patch.I iI7l4l
Bristol. Va, May George Clark,
James Jones and James Johnson, boys,
have been ordered sent to the Virginia
reform School for housebreaking and
theft. They were captured in a sa-
loon Mt o'clock In the morning Their
pockets were filed with bottles OF
stolen whiskey. and one of the lads
WAS armed With brass knucks. tits
believed the lads all belong in yIr-
sinia, although two told that they came
here from Cincinnati. 4!
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YOUR ATTENTION IS DI-
rected to the announcement of the
free cutting system of NJ. GOLD
STEIN, Designer OF Ladies' Tailored
Garments: a few words about our
new cutting SYSTEM; every lady can
, be her own tailor and save money.
We do your cutting free when you
furnish your goods and purchase one
of our bust forms. Our cutting is
done by experts of long experience.
therefore enabling you to mako an
up to-date tailored suit at 10 par
cent. cheaper thnn you would have to
pay any ladies' tailor, that will ut
and look equally as we'll and better
than some tailor work. What's the
use Of paying ladies' tailor 500 to
make your suit: when you can buy
your own material. bring II to us. let
us cut 1t for you, buy one Of our bust
forms. tnke them all home, and mako
it yourself for one third that you pay
the tailor. All suits that we cut are
absolutely guaranteed to fit nfter
they are made Seventh and Frank
lin Streets.
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Will MUM NEW o1runc rI.
Baptists Mt South Boston Decide to
Erect 1al.Nn0 Sfrncture

South Boston, Va. May l..9At O spe-
oial called meeting OF tho members OF
tho Baptist Church ut this place yes
terday morning. vote was taken to
decided ms to tho advisabllity OF build
inS new church. The majority OF
the members wore very enthusiastic,
and after little argument, the NOM
bers voted to hu1ld a now church from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

YOUR RENT ACCOUNT Placed
with NJ W. BOWIE & SON insu,es
best results.
LESSER, THE LADIES' TAILOR THE
only one in town who makes a spe-
clalty In altering all kinds of ladfes'
garments: charges very reasonable
and work satisfactory; every altera-
lion IS don't under my personal SUI
Dervtsion: suaranteh TO make Your
garments look like new to the latest
VI shion. RALEIGH APARTMENTS,
Franklin and Harrison Streets, Phone
Madison 1873.
SIS WILL BUY a PURE IMPORTED
linen tablecloth, two yards square,
On designs of holly, rose. fleur de lis
and satin stripe bordsred all around,
with twelve twenty-inch napkins to
match; ii express charges ipreDaid
.MACKINAW LINEN COMPANY, zoo
w Fifth Avenue. New York city
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
8 ut SHUGHES's. 200 North Third. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character 10 learn the automobile
business. We must have between
nifty and eeventyfvc men for our
factory connections within tho next
u three months. and we Will allow men
4 who can furnish reference 10 pay a
part OF the cost of learning out of
their hrst months salary MI. Q. W
fearnans. 9l5 West Broad, Richmond.
Va. no, longer connected with this
institution. For all information adj
dress communications direct 10 Wash
Ing Dept. 1905 Fourteenth Street. y.
n w. WGahlnRton. D. c. lL.I
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or or work In store by man: best of
references Address Box 1873, Roul
nokc RnpIls y O. - - 49,
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@saIlflfnrs ana 5altsmen-

"a ESMANt EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
on 1910 census publications; pcrma :
hent employment: exceptional oppor-
RAND; McNALLY & co, BIZ +.
second second Street. New York City.
w ANIED, SALESMAN CALLING; on
hnrdwarc and manufacturing trade:
saiafy or commission. give fuN de.
ss!iS when replying; replies treated
gTohudcniiaL Address II SIS care
\ Times Dispatch. " 80
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Situations gManteS. RlaTe.

feur of six years experiencc. Can
furnish references. e.. Charity
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Drofegsional beIp UWanten.

TEACHERS. 4 MALE AND FE;MlIE
Tor fal POSITIONS: calls now coming
IN: salaries. S30-$15O. Write for "a
rian.' DEPT. y, SOUTHERN TEACH
-- Els. AGENCY, Columbia. s. C.
NOTICE TO TEACHERs-TEA CHEERS
Wishing TO apply for positions IN the
public schools Of Augusta county for
the session l31l-l2 should nave their
+ aappiica lions in not later than May S.
~ J. =, Forward all applications
TO SUPERINTENDE NT PJRI,JC
SCHOOLS Of Augusta county. Staun-
ton. Va. Route 6 NM -. -
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agents IlIlantpn.

s. 10 81 DAY; SELLING NEW 1EfaE6
broom. 100 per cent profit: every ,yo-
man VIII buy: begin canvass at once
sample by express soc WYNSE
BROOM CO. I:imirn. y Y
AGENTS. WANTED. TO SELL NEW
show ca rds and notices SEND oua
yer Tor samples and particulars.
e66 l-2 y. Lsayttt Street. Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

IF YOU WANT 4 HOME IN THE
country buy direct from owner and
get the best price. Address X III.
care Times Dispatch.
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Rcal estate for @ale.

YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF coz
ccrn. Be sure TO see us before you
buy. ID. N. WALKER Sc CO. Real
Estate and Insurance. No. Mutual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

AT ONCE. a FIRST-CLASS
white cook: German woman pre-
ierren. All white help employed:
goo9 wages Apply YOUNG WO-
MAN,S LCHRISTIAS ASSOCIATIONS
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aSltuatlon3 TWun9rp. emaIe.
WANTED. PLACE AS Coof. on
mouse girl. LOG L. Clay
WANTED. a POSITION BY A THOR
oughly competent young lady stem
oerapher Can give very hest ref :
crences. Answer x 175, care Times
Dispatch
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Tnr $aiP.

FOX WAGONS. GO no RICHARDSON
BROS. Gi5 BROOK Avenue.
FOR SALE. FANCY 4iLBESfARLE
plppinS, 800 barrels. at 81 per barrel.
DIR. j. B. BOYLE, Crozet Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

FOR RENT. AND FOR SALE. HAND
some new concrete residence on FRY
Spring Road. near university: also
adjoining lot. with concrete building
material. MISS s.. 1905 Wirtland ST.
Charlottesville, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
Nfal estate for Nfilf.

FOR RENT. fiSN-R0OM FGNNfsHED
house. suitable for boarding house;
central location. Madison 535T-L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEFF
PERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
lS Main Street
200 SONGS AND PIANO MUSIC. 1Oc.
ACME MUSIC CO. Onewa. Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

GROCERIES-CASH TALkiNG. DUN
lop flour. per sack, 3Ic.: Gold Medal
llour. per sack. i2c.: LEAF lard. pound.
II 1-2c.: water ground meal. peck
25c.. sugar-cureu ham. per pound
lie; California ham, pound. l3 l-2c
Irish potatoes. 20c.- peck. per bushel
zoe: good coffee. pound. 200: balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
Mashall. Phone Madison 4aos-l2 s2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

l. EARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS;
4 home lessons: s2b weekly job guar
+ anteed: $40 weekly while learning
K ROCHESTER, AUTO SCHOOL e06s
Rochester,. =. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

WANTED. a SEWING WOMAN WITH
experience in outing and fitting.
:lppIy III 81, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. GERMAN WOMAN TO Do
general housework Apply YOI5SS;
4 MOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
. TION. between /? and u a. NJ -
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PERSONALS.
SPRING CLEANING.

TI| SPRING CLEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
In your home. on the floor: no bother
taking up or moving anything. VIII
call and give estimate ii you send
BOYS" IS e. Marshall Phone Mon
roe 1851. We are statesmen for
hand and electric cleaners from SIS
to SIPS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02
DeIp MIantcn, FemaIe.

~ 1,N iIsD, MA MAlY NURSE. APPLY
ZOO Grove Avenue mi
WANTED. SIX WOMEN OF GOOD
cducntion and address, Interested in
paving for homo or adding to the
tamily income. who can work full
or part time. to do residence corset
hitting. Apply In person 10 MRS. S.
\. FOWLER. City Manager of SpIr-
reila Corset Company, 2I25 Hanover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

FOR RENT. TWO ROOMS AND BATH
irst floor. corner Fourth and Frank
lin. X ISi, care Times Dispatch |
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-@IIhterp.

LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles in millinery, suits.
dresses, all kinds OF ready-made gar
ments for ladies. misses and chill
dTen: alterations freoa Small ex-
a limo OF pattern hats tor the trade.
penses means saving for you. Also
"a Mrs. JULIUS BEAR, 11423 p. Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

SITUATION AS OFFICE
manager or accountant. by man with
vice experience. thoroughly qualified
ana reliable: hest references furnish
ca Address w. c. BARROW, Cen
eral Delivery IoittSh,Irr pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

WANTED. MEN TO TAKE THIRTY
days practical course In our ma shine
shops and accept good positions in
the automobile business. CHAR
LOTTE AUTO SCHOOL. Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

r YOUR PROPERTY is VACANT
now. or Is going to be later on. ba
sure to give us Il memorandum of It,
II d. N. WALKER e Co. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. |. Mutual Build
ing
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AnnnlS GMantelI.

WANTED. BY YOUNG 4 Man TWO
bright, unfurnished rooms and pri-
vate bath, second floor electric
lights; south of Broad, cast OF
Laurel. Write, stating terms * 1873
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
i front home; all modern conyeniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe. Hamp-
ton Roads; boating. bathing. nshing
large lawn. shade trees; two minutes
walk TO car For further informa tlon
address 5. II. W.. care Postmaster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

a3nlti:fp-s.S9ei arb LIE 5tnrh
For SALE. < PERFECTLY GENTLE
ladys driving horse Apply Is East
Grace Street.
FOR SALE. ONE YOUNG n DRIVING
and riding horse, one fresh COW. flve
years old. Apply G06 Louisiana Street.
Phone Madison 3796 :. >,l'1N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

MOUNTAIN TRACT;
good road; gravity water. scenery
unsurpassed: abundance stone for
building: small house: few apple
trees In bearing, For health and
fruit rare chance. Box q. Alton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWIE Z son insures
best results
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SHOE REPAIRING.

T5e iALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. COO
ladies'; every pair sewcd: hest ieatf-
Der heels. 25c. Tred-Air rubber heels.
iec; leather heels rebuilt like new
2oc DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe 1861 I-' ti>,
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bElp, male ann TenaIp.

WANTED. GOOD OFFICE HELPERS
cashiers, Mattresses statesmen. saies
indlcs: spring trade; iumberman
PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT ACi ENCY
Durham ~ c. n. - 49, - =
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Alto sCHooL.-oLDES1. LARGEST
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school in this section
Open day and nighttime ycnr around
Gail and see for yourself. Our sat
lshed pupils are our references
RICIiMON r AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
tlS w Brond Street
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