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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
PHARMACISTS ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND
Many Vacancies Exist, and Com
petent Men Are Gravely
Lacking.

In at least one profession In this
State the demand FAR exceeds the sup
ply This condition exists in the ranks
Of registered pharmacists
There has not been moment in
the last nye years said President II.
$ Arlington. of the State Board OF
ierar nS. Las Idst night when a regis
could not get good position. There
mas not oeen moment in that period
wnen q registered pharmacist out OF
a job II {, were known. could not get
his pick Of a dozen openings"
This state OF affairs Is attributed
to the Virginia laws. When the edici
vent forth that no one save phar-
mac!st VINO had passed the prescribed
cNamina ton might compound prescrip-
tlons, hundreds OF vacancies were
created S a. one blow. There came a
from that day 10 this, The supply
has not been nearly equal 10 thu de-
mand. and II seems that there VIII
be no giut for at least several years 10
come.
Inv Is Violated.
NO Httle embarrassment has beer
caused by this fact For instance.
begins today. viii have betore /, " tSn
case OF drug dealer who has no
registered Pharmacist In his estab-
n ,s5, M We know perfectly we'll
Secretary I. A. Miller las, night. And
he knows II, and knows that we know
II, Yet nc can't help 1t, for he cannot
get man What are we going to do
aSout it?'
Twenty-ninc candidates for license
as registered Pharmacists and twenty
TWO for assistant Pharmacists will
state board at the Medical College OF
Virginia. Some OF the former, IL they
fail TO get the full certificate. may
win the assistants degree The day
VIII be consumed In the exannfrn,io,
Usually three day. are then required
In grading papers and in the transac-
ton OF routine business such as reci-
and similar matters. The names Of
successful men are always announced
before the board adjournA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
State Health Commissioner Will
liams III at His Home
With Munps.

Everybody has heard the story OF
the fear of the mighty elephant for
the diminutive mouse Everybody has
read of the one vulnerable spot in the
heel of the otherwise unconquerable
Achilles. And everybody has been
told that history repeats Itself
After graphing with the germ OF
typhoid fever and throttling that dead
ly microbe in his den. resulting in a
reduction by half of -the prevalence
OF the disease in Virginia; after or
ganizing the forces of right living and
of science against tuberculosis and
Witnessing first blood for the Catawba
sanatorium: after seeing the festive
hookworm reduced to the last eXtrem-
ity; after encouraging the people OF
whole state to clean up their prem
ises-State Health Commissioners En-
Mon CT: Williams has been struck
down by the familiar childhood friend.
mnmps. All the arts of modern inven-
ton. all the germ-proof stores at the
Health DenoJ<ment, could not protect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
JUDGE LEWIS IS
NAMED BY COURT
Richmond Lawyer to Assist in
Reforming Federal Equity
Practice.

mi,t ursnant to an order of the Com
iPptatee on REFORMATION of Pleading and
S tataa IN Equity. Cases in United
, ,,0 and two associate justices or
me supreme Court, Judge Nathan cor
OF the United States Circuit Court Of
t fihppeans, tourth Circuit has named
,hree members of the bar to co-opgrat.
IN ms work. He selected Judge l.. l.
newls' OF Richmond. district attorn ~
m uno one of the most prominent law
!cis IN inc state: William p. Bynum,
~ greensboro. n. c., and George White,
lock, OF Baltimore. Md.
AN order naming these members Of
me par for this duty was received
~ oSS Yer by Henry 7. Meloney clerk
oil Inc me United States Court of Appeals.
me reformation of practice and
pleaGinSs in equity in Federal courts
mas been considered for Il long while.
cost of litigation in the United States
courts that II is desired to simplify
Its workings.
Before adjourning the Supreme Court
Chief Justice Edward d. White. JUS
,ice Horace II. Lurton and Justice VIII
IFS van Dcventer-as a committee 10
devise ways and means
IhiS committee recently sent out
circular to presiding judges of the
several circuits asking for the assist
ance of the courts of appeal in the
matter II further requested that three
named
This was done with the view Of
giving the matter a scope as broad
as possible; 70 take. the views from
changes may be made general in char
aCter
The Fourth Circuit includes Mary
Land, Virginia. North and South Caro-
lima. The naming of Judge Lewis
upon this committee is looked upon
as an unusual honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
MANY TEACHERS
ATTEND NOR MAILS
Total Enrolment, With Two Col
ored Schools Missing, Reaches
A,14Q.

According to figures given out yes
terday By the Department of Public
Instruction i,iia teachers are in at
tendance at the summer normal schools
in progress throughout the State. Re-
ports which are covered by these fig
ures. however. do not include the nor
mails for colored teachers at Manassas
and Petersburg, whose total would
probably run the entire enrolment un
to about $500
The distribution Of these normals.
the number in Attendance al each. and
the name of the conductor are as fol.
lows
WHITE Normnls- Stone Gap. SUI
perintcndent ]. - HiIsman. onroirncn,
2tN Chase city superintendent II Il.
Jones ioi Covington. Joseph II saun-
ders 1866 Emory, Superintendent : Il.
Met hesneyH 2in= granville, Dr. a. l. lar
man, $50. Fredericksburg. Supcrintend-
eni j. +. Mem. Z2i. GalaX. f. 10. lcitz-
patrick, go. Harrisonburg. Julian 4.
Burruss, $40; Luray. Superintendent
James Johnson. IS; Mart!nsviuc X
j. Painter. 295. Newport News Ernest
g. Shawen 1873; University OF Vlr,.ini,
Dr. Bruce X Payne. 1900. Winchester
]. -. Harris, 90
c"I"red NormnIr Cambria. y. a
Long, go; Chase CITY, superintendent !.
Terrell. 200 psnvlle. u, Webster
DAVIS. ia5 Hampton. pr George p
Phenix, sos Richmond Dr.. George II
HoYcy 1874 Manassas, L. p Hin. -
Petersburg. J. Ii. Johnston, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
BY His Childhood Friend

the mighty champion of sanitation
from the little enemy.
Reclining in silent agony on his
couch a his home. or tramping in use
less wrath about the premises. DR..
Williams has determined that the next
GLOW which he deals with the enemy
Of human life shall be directed against
the Qualifications OF humps. The
mumps microbe shall be speedily found
and sternly destroyed, so that never
again shall he presume to rush in
where the germs OF typhoid and con-
sumption dare not tread.
Mush and milk have taken the place
OF beefsteak on DIR. Williamss menu
card. y thousand times day he
wields the ,pieoe>,o OF string by which
he measures the rise and fall of the
tides ot swelling which has made his
his farG Understandable and which pro-
,ices violent attacks from the family
dog.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
OLD WOMEN FIGHT
Almehouse Inmates Arc Duly Penlte1t,
80 Matter VIII Drop.

The. Council Committees on Street
Cleaning. Cemeteries and Poor held
brief meetings last night, approving pnv
rolls and transacting routine business.
Bids were invited on granolithic curb
Ing in Maury and lakewood Cemeteries.
and some minor machinery was or
dered for the Street Cleaning Depart
ment
In the Committee on Poor. Acting
Chairman Umlauf reported to the COM
mittee recent squabble at the CITY
Home. when two old women, inmate
OF the almshouse, got into a difficulty.
one OF them pushing the other over and
slightly injuring her. Mr.. Umlnuf
stated that the Injured woman seemed
to think she had got no more than
she deserved. while the aggress1r was
duly penitent. The committee took no
action, leaving the matter in the hands
OF superintendent Cabell to administer
uiscipiine by cutting off leave to go
out of the institution for n few weeks
me Committees on Markets and
Light scheduled for last night faled
10 secure quorums because of tho
other meetings at the CITY Hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
EXPECT TO GET OTHERS
Negroes Feel II. It. Hill Had Confcd-
crntcs-Stute Offers Reward.

a rather significant statement was
made in request to the Governor
yesterday to increase the reward for
r. t. Hill, the absconding cashier of
the True Reformers' Bank, of Rich
mond. In a communication signed by
j. Thomas Newsome and W. r. Griffin,
asking that the State supplement the
sum of $500 offered by the order and
by citizens. 1t is said that Hills ap-
prehension will doubtless lead to our
getting a number OF others associated
with him
The Governor directed that the
State offer $500. making $500 in all.
This increase. which was granted at
the request of j. Thomas Newsome. w
r. Griffin and w. P. Burrell, will hold
good for four months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
GOING FOR CARTER
Man Arrested in New York VIII H..
DrOuGht Back for TrInI.

Armed with requisition papers. De-
iectiVe Sergeant Wiley left the cir,
last night for New York to yrIn .
back Percy Carter. a young while
nan charged with criminal assault on
MISS Nellie Miller. OF 240O West Main
street. Carter formerly lived in this
city being employed on the local street
car lines 1t was then that he met
MISS Miller. Recently ne moved TO
New York. where he was arrest II
last Saturday night at the request OF
the local authorities
His New York address was ascer-
tanned through a letter sent TO friend
here. and Captain T. ]. Mcmahon, Of
the detective force. teiegraphed to the
New York department, asking that ne
be arrested. He was apprehended at
his boarding place, 337 West Forty
fourth Street. The Richmond DEPART
'ment was Immediately notified. The
warrant was Issued by Magistrate J.
a. Purdie on complaint of Miss Miller
The prisoner under arrest in New York
is not PERCY G.. Carter. of 3I7 West
Twenty-fourth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Moves Into Travellers. building.

The Travellers Building, the nov
skyscrapcr In Main Street. viii ha
opened regularly in week or ten
days. and II is understood that prac-
tHally everything in the shane of
are now running The Lewis Ginrar
Land and Improvement Company NOV
ed its offices to the fourth floor Of
the new building yesterday. this com
panN being the first to enter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
GOT FIRST SHARK
Capt. Mayer ana Col. Allen Make Big
CMtCtt az Orcnn Tie1Y.

'Htch at Ocenn View.
captain John p Mayer and Colonel
Lindsay W. Allen. of Richmond are
the champion anglers of this section.
according TO story which reached
mere yesterday from Ocean View, where
tHcN are spending their vacations
Colonel Allen succeeded in iandine,
lhe hr&t shark of the season on Satur-
uaN. II put up a game fight ami he
!ttulred the assistance CT several
'riehus 10 drag the catch ashore
IN Two hours. with their rods and
ines. captain Mayer and Colonel AL
zen landed more than 200 fish, consist
,,mg OF croakers. roundheads and spo.
The catch stands as record for .he
present season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
NEW HOOKWORM DOCTOR
DR.. Cnrnnl Resigns md Is Succeeded
by DIR. Tnrtcr.

~ UT f1'1I ftOnIF5HH HHU Is SUCcecueu
by DIR. Tnrtcr.
1t was announced yesterday by AS
sistant State Health Commissioner A.
w. Freeman that DIR. r. C. Carnal OF
Belona, Powhatan county. who has
been one of DR.. Freeman's STAFF in the
campaign agaist hookworm has re-
signed to resume private practice DR..
Herman Gose Tarter. of Wytheville
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
DR.. Tarter is a graduate of the Medi-
cal College of Virginia. class of 1911.
and since his graduation has been one
OF the Richmond ambulance surgeons.
1T is likely that he will be put in
charge of the hookworm work in the
Southwest. This campaign is conduct
ed under the Rockefeller Foundation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
ReMnrd for Thief.

The Governor Yesterday offered a re-
ward OF $50 for the apprehension of the
man who stole horse and buggy a
few days ago from w. B. Valentine.
superintendent of schools for Bruins
wick county. This is conditioned on Il
like amount 10 be offered by the super
Visors. a negro is suspected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Chicken Thief Gets CbIcken.

James Brown. living on the Twenty-n!nth
Street extension. just outside OF the city
limits. teiephoned Deputy Sheriff Sydnor yes
terday and asked his assistance in rounding
UP a chicken thief who visited his place
during the night Yesterday morning Brown
discovered that SIX OF his finest fowls were
missing. Some eatables. which had been
placed on the rear porch TO cool were also
among the missing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Judgment Entered

In the Sse OF Vernon F. Challley arains,
the American Locomotive Company and the
richmond Locomotive Works pending in
we Guy circuit Court. Judge r. Carter
defendant company to set aside a verdict
recently rendered and judgment was en-
'ereo by the court for the plaintin in the
sum OF S.,5oN The defendant excepted 70 rbc
action Of the court and leave was given 10
ME oiils OF exception with view 10 an an
pea! to the Virginia Supreme Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18

bennett and Hesia Shook % Chelsea Nm
ere placed under bonds o, $50 Zach to Keep
istraie James t Lewis ycsterdav ry,
eGarseF were preferred a=ains, the mon ana
ehaFEing assault; on Leonard Shook. and ,bo
otoeI W'ih using rrofanc Language in lie
nLssenee OF MISE Sarnh Hsi;orL They were
arrested Week ago and ,at case was CON
thNeo Ghui Yesterday AZ their rcaues,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
First,s nnnd ON .Lnh.

Adiutant-General Sale has directed
that the First Regiment band, which
is made up In part of the old Stone
wall Band. shall remain at Culpeper
throughout the whole period of en-
ca mpmen serving the Second and
Fourth Regiments as we'll as the First
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Governor VIII Attend.

Through some mistake, it has been
reported that Governor Mann would
not go 10 Manassas for the celebration
OF next Friday. The executive fully
expects TO be present. and knows OF
no reason for his absence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18

ne appointmeni OF Emmett Eggies.
ION 70 ne color sergeant Of the First
Virginia Infantry, o. the non go
inissioned regimental staff of Colonn,
william J. Perry. was announced IT,
night Color Sergeant i;ggleston has
been for some time FIRST scrrn,r, 80
comnanY A. OF this clty WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Lenres on Vacation.

Assistant State Highway Commits
sioner George p. Coleman left yester.
day for mis- first vacation In five years
lie Will go first TO Massa chusetts. Their
to Halifax, Nova Scotia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
In Bankruntcr.

Abraham Neurnan grocer OF Ios North
Eighteenth Street. yesterday filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in the office of the
clerk of the United States District Court
through his attorneys. Rhodes & Rhodes
His liabilities aggregate Ss0i26 while he
GLAZING assets of so55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Gels Six Months and ons C.n.

IN The Hnstings Court yesterday Percy
hrooKs hftHen-year-old coiored how
PLEADED guilty to the charge OF breaking
into vacant residence belonging to the es
late OF r kell and stealing a lot OF lead
pipe Judge Witt sentenced him to six
months IN jail and imposed a fine of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Married In wnsb,np,o,

Marriage licenses were granted yes
55erday IN Washington, .. c.. to The
ioil3winE Richmond couples:
oha ries p Johnson and Miss Mag
kiehard Clinton Don Leavy and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
!Aldermen Meet To-NIcbi.

The Board OF Aldermen will meet tonight
at S o'clock with a large docket in prospect.
On account OF this meeting meetings OF the
Committees on Finance and Ordinance.
Charter and Reform have been postponed
until later in the week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Dr. Lynch ON Gunrd.

Lieutenant-C Colonel Junius F. Lynch
surgeon general of the Virginia Volun
teers, has been ordered to be on duty
during the encampment at Culpeper. In
charge of the sanitary affairs OF the
camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Mr.. Dohcrty Improxtpr

Labor Commissioner James B. DOH
erty' who has been i'll for several days.
expects TO be at his office in the Capitol
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Ordinance Committee O,

Ordinance Committee on Thursday.
In view of the meeting of the Board
OF Aldermen tonight, Chairman TIM
lauf announced yesterday that the
Committee on Ordinance. Charter and
Reform would meet on Thursday night
at & O'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
I'hilips OuoI.lIos

Charles ! PhHIps clerk 10 thc CO. 49,,
nf"r. qualified Yesterday before civ CRY
Zen 4 Angus; FOR the new term 10 wbicb
he vas recently elected ""''"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Mnrringe License

y marrisse license issued in the
clerk office Of tho Hastings Court ves,er.
GaY to Joseph Rollins ana Miss Tsebn,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-18
Washington and Lee
Summer Law School
Lexington, Va.

Lexington, Va.
Session opens July and closes Septcm-
Der I For further particulars address
DR. GEORGE H. DENNY. Lexington,
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-03-16
Put Stop to Bogus Check.

The passing into effect Of the
Bogus Check Bill, which passed
the Houses at the last term of
Legislature, will do away with
much Of the indlscriminate is
suing of checks on banks where
no funds are on deposit, but as
yet the success or failure of the
law is matter of conjecture.
The. new section (S4), which is
added to chapter AS of the Code,
reads as follows:
Sec. "a. If any person know
ingly make issue and deliyer to
another, any check or draft in
payment or part payment, with
out sufficient funds on deposit to
his credit in said bank with
which such check or draft may
be paid, he shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon convic-
ton thereof, shall be fined not
exceeding 500, or confined in the
county jail not more than 80
days or both, i'm the discretion of
court; provided, that if the
person who makes, issues and
delivers such check, shall, within
20 days from the time he receives
actual notice, verbal or written
Of the protest of such check, pay
the same, he shall not be prose-
cuted Hereunder, and any pros
ecution that may have been in
stituted within the time men,
toned, shall if payment of said
check be made as aforecaid, be
dismissed at the cost of the de-
PENDANT. Justice of the peace
shall have jurisdiction to try
misdemeanors hereunder.
Then follows the form of in
dictment to be used. The bill
was approved by the Governor
on February Is, 1911, effective
within go days.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-03-16

portion of Logan Street extending
from the intersection of said street with
| Fourth Avenue to the intersection OF
Logan and Pike Streets at the foot, of
the hill.
VINSON STREET.. Ali that
portion of Vinson Street from the point
where the same intersects with Third
Avenue to the intersection of said street
with Logan Street, up the Williamson
Branch.
The paving to be contracted for is
approximately 10000 yards and the
curbing approximately 11,000 1ineal
feet.
That on, and after the 30th day of
March, 1911, plans and specifications
for said work may be found by any
one desiring to inspect the same, at
the office of the Recorder of the said
City, at the City Hall, and at the office
of N. H. Manakee, the City Engineer
in the First National Bank Building of
said City.
Bids will be received and considered
for the work as q whole, or for the paw
ing and curbing separately. All bidders
are required to designate in their bids
what proportion thereof is for the grad
ing and paving and, what proportion
for the curbing proposed 10 be done,
as above set out.
All bids must be accompanied with
bidders certified check payable to the
City of Williamson, in the amount of
one per cent of their bid, as evidence
of good faith.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids, or to reject bid
for paving and accept bid for curbing,
or rice Versa, where the same are in
c1uded in one bid. All successful bid
ders will be required to enter into bond
with approved security in penalty
equal to so per cent of contract price.
For other requirements concerning
bids, reference is made to the plans
and specifications.
All sealed bids will be delivered to
the Common Council of the said City
by the undersigned committee, and
will be taken up and considered by
said Council at the meeting for the
purpose, to be held at the City Hall,
on Monday, the 10th day of April, 1911,
at 500 o'clock p. m.
Done pursuant to an order of the
Common Council of the City of Will
Hanson, made on the 7th day Of March,
1911.
Given under our hands at William
son, West Virginia, this the 10th day
of March, 1911.
A. C. PINSON,
J. f. KEYSER,
Advertising Committee.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-03-16
Criminal Court.

The follow persons have beer
drawn by the jury commissioners
to serve at the April term of the
Criminal Court.
Grand jurors: Alex Mounts,
|Sr., John G. Williams, A. Kenne-
dy, M. q. White, E. F. Randolph,
M. Z. Persinger, Chas. Wolford,
George Stepp, Thomas r. Hat
field, J. S. p. Stafford, w. r.
Kirk, w. B. Estep, A. L. Demp-
sey, c. G. Messer, Henry Mar.
cum, Sr., and Dave White.
Petit jurors: James Varney,
Harve York, Sr., Sam Runyon,
John Hall, Harry Chain, "A. w.
Brewer, Jr., VIM. Evans, Mich.
olas Gibson, Thos. Alley, Tom
Marcum, w. A. Cline Noah
Simpkins, Stanley Baisden, Jno,
Maynard, Jno. Evans, Joe Demp-
sey, w. H. Parsley, Lewis Nc.
Cloud, G. r.. Hager, Ham Stat.
ford, Jno. P. Alley, A. G. Nc.
Coy, A. ]. Sheppard, Jas. sAdair,
Jr., Ezekiel Blankenship. Jno. w.
Evans, Chas. Dickerson, H. G,
Terrell, Boyd Adkins and Bal.
lard Browning.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-03-16

ADDITIONAL LOCALS

/ Do not overlook the closing out
sale at Wilson Bros.
The Standard Patterns are for
sale at J. Lewis & Co.
Don't fail to attend the show
at Dreamland Saturday night.
Schloss Bros. Tailor Made
Suits at Sohn's Clothing Com
pany.
Spring Lamb, Veal and Nut
ton can be cotton three times a
week at the Lloyd Meat Co.
Garden seed in bulk, all kind,
three times as much for your
money. Mark Russell & Co.
At Dreamland Saturday night,
will be shown some of the best
films that can be obtained.
e. B. Chambers, one Of the
progressive merchants of Mate
wan, was business visitor here
Saturday.
|. We have in stock a full and
complete line of the best ready
mixed paint on the market. The
Hurst Hardware Co.
The finest pictures made in
the world are shown in William
son. Films new. All feature
subjects at Dreamland.
J. J. Cooke, who recently finish
ed the decorating on the building
occupied by the Hippodrone. is
now busiIy engaged at War
Eagle.
Wilson Bros. are closing out
their large line Of groceries.
Step in and see where you can
save several dollars on few
pure bases.
Miss Hattie Brown, OF Spencer,
was the guest of friends here
Monday, leaving Tuesday for
Logansport, Ind, where she will
visit friends,
Don't fail to see the special
show at Dreamland Saturday
night. Three long reels. Moth
ing but the finest pictures that
can be obtained shown.
Get your eggs for hatching
from the thoroughbred blue rib
bon winners S. G. Rhode Island
Reds. / have these eggs for sale
at S1.00 per setting; guaranteed.
Apply to Bert Shumate, William M
son, w. Va.
Our milliner, Miss Lena Al
brech, of Baltimore, Md, has ar
rived and our Millinery Depart
ment for Spring will soon be in
full swing. We ask the ladies' to
call and become acquainted.
Levine Department Store.