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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green and two
daughter arrived in the city Wednes
day from Portland.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Bacon, Mrs.
Lucy D. Mack, Mrs. M. Gowley and
son MILFORD were passengers aboard
the steamer Coronado which put to
sea Saturday, bound for San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Mack will visit Palo
Alto where her son Russell is attend
ing Stanford university. The remain
der Of the party will spend the winter
in southern California.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fetterman en-.
tertained a number of friends at their
home on North Broadway Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
BERRYVILLE

Especial to The Times Dispa tch]
Berryvillc. Va, April 20.--Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Guy, nj Anneheld,
leave this week for TRIP o. several
months abroad.
Lester II. Morgan and family will
lcavc shortly for Riverside, Cal. which
place they expect to make their III
turc home.
Mits Dora Taylor has returned from
visit 10 Richmond.
T.. Il. Hamilton. OF Charles Town
w. Va. was In town recn tly.
Mrs. Minnie kerfoot has returned
from a protracted stay IN Fort Smith
Arkansas
John 70. Earl OF Warren county.
wa visitor of Berryville the first OF
the week.
Mrs P. NJ. Eicauore Is visiting
friends in Washington.
Miss Halle Mccormick has return
cd from a visit to Alexandria.
Rev. J. r. Williams has left Ferry
vile tor his new pastorate al Fooles
Vile. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
HARRlSoNBURG
Especial TO Tho Times .pispa,ch.)

lSpeclai 10 The Times DIS patchl
itarrisonburS. Va. April 20-Mr.
IN, MRS. crank J., Sublcu returned
thursday from Atlantic City and OH.
or cities
Miss Eleanor Grai'ili, OF woods,ock.
was the .sues, OF Mrs Dudley Stnnlns
this week
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter mas -oturn.
.ei from a vis, to Miss Virginia Mi~I
at Mtddlebrook.
Or. Cleveland Ncy. president a: the
Hebrew Hospital. ia fillmore. liz visiting
MS PARENTS. MIR. and Mrs. Il. Ney.
Miss Mary Sutherland, OF Rochester,
\. J.. who has been visiting Miss
Mary Srrinkel, has gone TO swectbr:ur
College for brlct visit,
Mrs Thomas l.. Warren is visiting
her son, Rice Warren. In Ashland.
pr. aud Mrs. b. ~. Sw!,zer, OF Ley.
inston. were guests of relatives ~
Sit. Crawford this week
Mrs $. +. s!ber, mas CONC TO Ba,;,.
more TO visit her mother. Mrs. g. y
BarDcttc.
Mss Mary winkiey has returned
from an extended visit To Maryland
ana Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs. Arthur EurkholduI u.
Lynchhnrg. arc visiting relatives mere.
l.. BaGtav' Jones. OF dit. Pleasant.
". Va, Vas the guest this week Of
captain and Mrs. j. samuel llarnsbcr
ger
Air ana Mrs. j. \ Patterson. %
wnyite-hcro, have returned nnr,a from
y!sN tea the lnuers som, =. ~ Kerr,
Mrs Lindsey. wife Of Or. Thomas
Lindsey, has returned TO her home IL
Washington
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BOWLING GREEN
TSpecinl TO The Timcs-ni,,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bowling Green, Va. April 2O.-NIjsses
Pattyc and Cammie Cary, who bev"
been visiting Miss Annie NJ. White
nave returned 10 their home In High,
land Park. So
Mrs. II. C. TIamcs ana Miss IIamcs
Of Petersburg, are visiting MIR. nnd
Mrs D. W. Beaslie.
Mrs. Walter Wilson spen this wcok
IN Richmond with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. ~. G. Chewing.
Miss Falconcr who has been tho
guest OF Miss Ruth Barlow. has re-
turned to her home in Washington.
w. Moncurc Gravatt, OF Blackstoue.
spent several days this week with
Judge and Mrs. Il. c. Moncurc
Miss Ida Saterlcc, who spent sew.
>eral months with her sister, Mrs. r..
r. Vellincs. has returned to her home
'tn Pennsylvania: She was accompa n Il ed
by Miss Susie Butler, who will he her
guest for several weeks.
Mrs. Haley, Of Washington Is visit
ing Mrs Cundif al the home Of DIR.
Sc 81 Webb. -,
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GUINEA

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatcml
Guinea, Va, April 2c.-Calvin Lucy,
OF Baltimore. is visiting his sister,
Mrs. c. C. Dabney.
Miss Myrtle Crumr mas returned TO
her home in Richmond. after visit
tn Miss Lucy pabney.
Mrs. Gregory Smith is visiting rela-
tivcs near Ruther Glen
George W. Swain. OF Rowling Green.
visited at NJ. A. Nunns recently.
Miss Emma Grace Bianton and En-
met r. Blanton. both of this place.
were married in Washington, y. c., OH
Wednesday,. April II. They We're ac-
companicd ny Mrs. Bianton. mother
of the bride. also Cecil Blanton, the
groom's brother. After their wedding
tour they will reside at Ciuicna.
Mrs. w. l.. Campbell and Miss May
Campbell. of Acca, were the weekend
guests of Mrs. b. r. Dabney.
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MALVERN HILL
Especial d rhe T!:nss-D!spat.nJ

Especial /" The Times D!spaten.I
Malvern I'M. Va. April 2n.--Ouc Of
the pre;;icst weddings seen in historic
old W:stov.r Church in years took
place Wednesday afternoon at )
o'clock. when Miss Virginia Page
Walker. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II Walker. was united in marriage to
ilueh West, OF city Point the Row
Joseph - Eaket officiating. Mrs. H.
:. saunders played the wedding march.
Tho chul.en Was beautifully decorated
in pink ;ni green. with a profusion y.
dogwocd blossoms ad,Snc % The beauty
of the scenc The bride and groom
stood unier an arch OF laurel and
white blossoms. The bride entered
ON the arm OF nor father. George "
Walker. Shc wore tan travelling
suit, With hat and gloves to match
and carried an arm bouquet OF Bride
roses Miss May Preston WALKER
sister u tsr bride. was maid of honor
Her gown was ~ mink ami white mar
qilistitc eyer white, VITA picture hst
OF white and pink. she carried pink
carnations. Four bridesmaids. dressed
in white and pink, With caps and bou
anets OF snnwdrops tied with pink
tullc. attended the bride. They were
Miss Brooke Rland Hite, Prince George
county. Mis-" Mary Belle Moore and
Miss Ethel Morris. AZ Norfolk, and
Miss ltala Walker. sister " tire bride.
Mr. West was attended oy Ms brother,
Percy W.st, Of Newport News. as best
man Ths ushers we're Ben Fenncr.
George Munt % Prince George; Ber-
nard Walsh Of City Point and Paul
Greeley. of Charles Cf.y Miss Sadie
r. Hit,s was flower girl. Little Miss
Virginia Watson and Ma Stcr Hugh
Smith Watson. of Newport News, acted
as ribbon holders Immediately after
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. West left
for an extended Northern trip.
Miss Nellie Rraxton and her brother,
Charles BraNton OF Richmond, are tbs
guests OF Mrs. H. 5. Saunders, at Upper
Shirley.
Mrs Isaac Christian, of Norfolk: atr.
and Mrs Hugh Watson. of Newport
News; MI and Mrs. Macon Bate. OF
City Point: Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. West,
of City Point. were soma of tho guests
from other points at the Walk West
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. IT, $. Saunders, Mrs.
s a. Clark and Mrs ]. NJ Bell spent
Monday O. this week in Richmond
Miss Mary Jones. of urbanna. Va,
j. visiting her aunt, Mrs +. c. Harr!-
son, a, 'Neston.'
Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones. of Rich
mond. and Miss Mary Nelson. OF The
Cedars, near Richmond, wer, the
weekend guests of Mrs. y. c. Brans-
ford, at shirley"
Mrs. Robert Gillian and three chill
dren are the guests OF her aunt. Mrs.
l.. c. Harrison.
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NORMAL SCHOOL
Special 10 The Times nispatch.

special 10 The Times nispatch.l
rarmNilie' Va. Aprii lS.--rhc Hamp
The College Chap" to large audi.
ence in the Auditorium on the eve
ming OF the 18th inst. The play was
students '"'
On the afternoon and evening OF
April u President Jarman threw omen
me new in:irmary building for in.
sPection by the people OF the town
cd impressed with the beauty and
completeness Of the building and It's
equipment
rr M n: s MdMasS' pr pFine,pal Of the
the schools at Washington and Alex
andria. and while ON this trip attend
cd the national convention OF the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. On the
18th he delivered the address TO the
graduating class Of the High School
at Glen lfAllcn. Va Mrs. HudGox Ia
visiting ecr home in Essex county.
MIS-. - Harris. assistant head
or the honi> called to Richmond
last week on I. mt OF tho illnoss OF
her sister.
Miss Esanor Richardson. secretary
OF INC J. w. Z: a. made an address
to the association at Blackstone on
President Jarman attended tho ncct-
Ing of the State Board Of Education
III hlcnHlonu on inc l5in Inst.
DIR. c. w. Stone, head OF the do
partment of education and director OF
the Training School. visited tho
SCHOOLS OF Petersburg on April IS and
Mrs. Marie G. Eason, OF Charleston,
S. G.. paid short visit last week
to hcr son. Thos y. Eason. head of
the department Of biology.
President F. H Russell. of the Fred.
erickshurE Normal School. accompn..
MED by his business manaE Mr
Chesley, spent Thursday and Friday,
April! Is and 10, in making a study
Of conditions In the business and homo
deQartnaenta ni the RchQol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
WYTHEvILLE

tSrrcial 10 The Times Dispatch
NYtheville. Va. April I"-NISs
jamie Glbbonay was tho hostess OF a
most attractive tea OH TUESDAY after
noon IN honor OF h.r niece, Mrs. stuart
Gatcwood Gibhoney, OF New York. wa
Is spending some lime in Nyiheviiie.
Mrs. Robert l. Poage i al homo after
a visit % ST Louis, where she was
called by the death OF her sister, Mise
Ni,tic Pearson.
Mrs A. a Campbell is in South Bos.
ton 10 attend the district conference Of
tha United Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy.
Mrs. Ernest Robinson, after a visit
10 Mrs. Paul Herman, in Bristol. is Wis
tins her parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. W.
Glcavcs.
Joseph Kent. of Berkeley, Cal. is Wis
!tine IN Wytheviuc and other sections
OF Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. ". \. Hall Of Lexins-
t6h Mo, arc visiting Mrs. j. L. Porter
Held.
Or. George Lawson. OF Roanoke, is
tho Weekend guest OF his mother
Rev. Francis II. Craighill left Mon
day 10 attend the convocation now in
session in Covington.
Mrs Thomas Roland and sister, Miss
.TaEgic Raper. recently returned from
the Philippines. are visiting their
father. William Raler. at .Austinvillc.
Mrs. Raper's husband has be an sta
toned al Fort StromburS. Philippine
Islands
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V. NJ. j. NOTES
special TO Tho Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 Tho Times Disputchl
Lexington. Va, April aO.--I'hc guests
OF tn, superintendent and his wife dur
Ing tho past week were Hon. Joseph h.
willard, class 1856. and Miss Bell MI.
lard, Of Fairfax Courthouse. Va. aud
Miss Harriet Edwards. II stuart Hail
stanton.
Invitations TO tho unvciiing of the
Jackson statue are being sent 10 In
alumni and friends Of the institution.
Miss Kennedy of Kansas city, $40.
the cues, of Captain ana Mrs. Alpha
Brumagc.
Miss Eta Talin;crro and Miss Mercer
Taliaferro, Of Baltimore w.rc the
guests OF Colonel and Mrs. Mallory for
the Easter dances.
General Nichols addressed large
crowd OF cadets at the weekly n citing
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion sunday evening.
Mcssrs Kane. Nowlin. Johnson S,c-
vcns. Tom ioaguc and Vaughan Camp
were IN Lexington for tn. V VI. l. hops.
NESS Watkins. OF Fairfield. Is visit
ing Colonel and Mrs. kcrlin.
The superintendent left Lexington
saturday morning for Richm0nd 10
meet Colonel Button and General an
dersoi 10 hold 81 consultation In regard
TO the selection Of the commandment for
NEXT year He VIII tncn 20 10 WASH
inston for few days
Captain J. Il. Anderson. Of C;oochl. nd
county. president OF the General Alumni
Association has been appointed hv thn
board OF visitors hstUrlograp hcr Of I'M,
institutc. and will lie issue, a rommis
sion as captain Of engineers in tho Mr..
ginia National Guard.
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GORDONSVILLE

tspecial to The Times -Dispatchl
tordonsrillc, Va, April 2o.-Alr W
=. Sche!i. Of West Chester, was a
sunday guest al "spr!ngnclds.n Mr
scheli is travelling throug Virginia,
with view OF locating
Charles +, Russell has returned "a
Charlottesville after weeks stay
at "Montebclla.' the guest OF Mrs. g.
S. Brent.
Mrs Estes has returned 10 Thistle
wood from Rapidan. where she been
the guest of fricn < for several DAYS
August Wambcrs,sq Of near Orange
spent Monday at Lower Spr;nyficlds. .
the home Of llr. and Mrs w Wilber
Osborne.
Thomas J. strauci,. of Richmond,
was recent guest NJ 'SpringHelds''
James tlewelien, of Harboursvilie
has returned from Washington, after
delig..stul stay OF several DAYS,
Allen Graves. OF Baltimore WINS
Weekend guest OF his parents Mr.
and Mrs J.. l.. Graves. near Barbours-
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. BuEs, of rarmyi,l,
arc Speeding some time at Windsor. >
the guests of Mrs Il. II. Ellington.
Mrs Ellington returned to Richmond
on Monday, perpetrators to spending
the summer in Albcmarl.
MISS E"Se'hia NambcrSic. Of near
orange. was weekend guest Of her
sister, Mrs ", W. Osborne. at Lower
"Springiields."
Mis- Susie Holiday. OF Spotsyl-
yania. is visiting hor sister, Mrs.
Charles r Cowhcrd, at Oak Hill
The bazaar. given by The facu,tv
and scholars of the high school was
great success, both socially AMI
financially. The gypsy tents, where
Mis- Euscmia Wambgesc AS the
gypsy queen, promised bright and
happy future, and all good gifts from
tho gods. proved an attraction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
BUENA VISTA
/ SpecIaito The Times. p,spatcb

IT,
Bucna Vista. Va, APRIL "o-Thc pu.
pills from the departments of :nus;a
ana ci1cut!"n Of the junior grades
Savc very enjoy able recital in the
auditorium al the southern Seminars
Monday evening. y large audience
was present, ANA the program, one of
me hes, this season. was rendered in
inanh2r pleasing TO the most critical
One of tho best entertainments ever
siren IN this city by local talent was
the "iris! bet .ctivc." fomr-act melo-
drama. which was presented BY tho
High school Dramatic CLUB a; the
Orera House Tuesday evening. The
audience was very apprrciatiyc Of tue
Efforts of tho clun. and the applause
was lihcrai.
TIE women Of the Episcopal Church
gave an ice cream supper a the home
OF Mrs. {. y, Graham TUESDAY after
noon and evening. which was q sue
cess both socially and financially.
c. l. Peli. Of Davis. ". Va. and Mrs.
y. II. Shaw ana daughter. of I'alrmont
W Va. are the guests Of Miss May
Pcl at tne Southern Seminary.
Judge {. j. Campbell, OF Amherst,
was the guest OF his daughter Mrs.
u. Il. Mills Friday and SATURDAY..
Miss sarah Jean Carter. OF tue vir-
ginia college faculty. was = visitor
~ the Sonihcrn Seminary sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Dawson. Of Salem. is tine
guest OF hzr mother. Mrs. :, ". STRAIT
ton.
Mrs. G. W Trawick and children. of
New Mc%lco. arc the guests of Mrs
Trnwick'S mother, Mrs. Carrie Paxton.
Mrs. r G. Paxton and Miss Anna
Paxton. who have ha>n spending some
time in che city have returned TO
Roncevcrtc. W. VA.
Hansford Bell, OF wc!ch. " Va.
MAS in the city several days this week
II. II. Mills was a week and visitor
a; Amaerst.
In Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
MARION


Especial to The T!mes DisDatch.l
Marion, Wa, April Gothic Prcsby-
terrain Missionary Union convened at
Abingdon on Wednesday. Mrs. c. c.
Lincoln, Mrs. T.. NJ. Coponhaver, Mrs.
NJ NJ McFerrin. Mrs. Thomas Gait,
Mrs. y. II. Buchanan, hrs. Il. II. IIig-
g!nbotham and Mrs. II. f.. Buchanan
attended the sessions OF the union.
Mrs. r. l. Williams, Of Cambria, WIS.,
tied here last Wednesday.
George Allen Richardson, who was
in recent automobile wreck at Rna-
nokc, Is here with his parents. re-
operating from the shock and bruises
received
The new Baptist minister, Rev. z. NJ
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Harris. preached his arst sermon here

Harris, preached his first sermon hero
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. LcEard Kc!lar, was taken to
Roanoke Thursday morning for treat
ment at the Jefferson Hospital. She
was accompanied by her husband and
her brother. J. 3. Richardson.
T.. C. Cronk. secretary Of the Lay
mems Movement of the Lutheran
Church. visited his father-ln- law. DIR.
j. j. Schercr. this week.
Frank ana lIayther Buchannm, son
Of r.. II. buchanan, left this week for
Elmica Washington, 10 reside per-
mancntiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Goosby were call
ed TO RustburE Wednesday by the
death Of Mrs. Gooisby's father. E. s.
Norman.
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OF Interest to Every Man

Mems $50 White Mad
ras Pajamas, trimmed with {
silk frogs; sale price ). i
Mems $500 Pajarnas,
fancy silk finished madras,
in beautiful plain colors; {
sale price -. 4
Mems SOC Check AIusli
Underwear, knee drawer
athletic vests: sale price. !.
Beautiful 75c Silk FiniShc
Underwear; sale price
Mems Sl.O0 White Nadrl
Underwear /.
Mems New Wash l'our-ir
Hand Ties. handsome style.
SOC values, here for. {.
Mems Spring and Summt
Underwear now on sale; hes
values ever offered at, pt
garment, 25c and ........
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Mems SOC Isle Web Sus-
pendcrs, with callskin ends
and brass trimmed They'll 1E ].
wear you year. sale price. ACC
Mems sloo Soft Pongcc
Shirts, in neat effects, collar SN .
attached NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OCC
y better grade, without col 10.
lars, Tor IIS
NIGn's $500 SILK Fin
ishcd PaiamaS, trimmed CT "a
with silk frogs; sale price ID L eU1
Mems SOC silk Eour-in-
Hand Ties, all best quality o.
aud pretty patterns; sale price AOC
White Unlaundcrcd Shirts,
with linen bosom, cut full and 7E
double stitched, Tor ....... jOC
Also one with bosom only S0.
part linen for ............ JUG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-09

SO0-40 acres, 20 miles south of Brming
 ham. room house. outbuildings fine spring, plenty of running water, 15 acres bottom land: must sell quick; bargain.
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MACHINERY

SECOND HAND MACHINES. 10x12x5 Pratt & Whitney tool room lathe. l3x6 star plain turning lathe, R. F. 15x6 star engine lathe, K. < F. 16xS union engine lathe, R. X F. l7x12 Perkins engine lathe, plain rest. 20xS Wright plain turning, plain rest. 2lx21 Lodge-Davis engine lathe, compound
 rest
 24x30x14 F'lather lathe, compound rest. 2Sx9 Blaisdell engine lathe, plain rest 30x12 Lodge 6, Shipey engine lathe. com-
 pound rest. 3Sx20 Wood & Light engine lathe, com
 pound rest. | 2x24 Jones & Lasmon flat turrey lathe G
 years old). No. "H or 21 Cisholt turret lathe, fric-
 tion head, B. c. @. No. 21a Pratt & Whitney hand screw ma
 chine. 1 inch capacity. 24x24x6 Pond planer. 30x30x12 Dustin & Hubbard planer. 3Sx3Sx12 Pond planer. 10 inch Jengst crank shaper. 20 inch Gold & Eberhardt shaper. No 1 Walker universal cutter and tool
 grinder. No Diamond grinder. No. 2 Blaisdell lever feed drill 32 inch Hoefer drill. No Baush plain radial drill. spindle Prentice drill. 26 inch Prentice drill. 26 foot Prentice drill. No. owen plain milling machine. Binssee horizontal boring machine, diam eter of bar 21a inches, table length, 4xI Gould x Eberhardt sem-auto gear cut ter, takes 12 inch blanks for spur and bevel gears. Gould & Eberhardt automatic gear cut ter for spur gears only, 30 inch diame- ter. Gould & Eberhardt automatic gear cut ter spur and bevel, 30 inch diameter. 39 inch American band saw. 36 inch S. A. Woods band saw. Morton keyseater 16xS Fay X Scott pattern makers lathe. 30 inch Boyden band saw.
 Above in good condition Write us for prices.
 HILL, CLARKE & co. INC.
 15S Oliver street, Boston. Mass.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES--One cent . word a dayy no ad.
 taken for less than .5c for first inser- tlon. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

MANTED-Twenty- five girls for wrapping and packing cakes and crackers, good
 wages; healthy employment. Apply at office, Avenue A and 18th street. Amer ican BakerIes and CaEay Co. Y-13-tf
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RYAN REAL ESTATE CO, 9026 Third Avenue. Phone SS5.
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ONE CENT WORDONE CENT A WORD0NE CENT A WORDONE C
HONE CENT 4 WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-one cent n word dnyy no ad. tnixen for less than 25c for first inser-
 ton. Cnsh must aecomranv order.
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Wednesday morning one Theta Delta Chi Frat Pin set with pearls and two small diamonds on 18th street car or at Terminal; finder return to James Spencer Crane Co.,, and get reward.
 1n-S-ot
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night bunch of keys,
 Eagle Lock Co. No. 29 are two of the
 keys; return to Florence Cigar Store and get reward. lO-9-5t
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PERSONAL
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WANTED-AGENTS

w T
 .-~>--~->~,.@---, proposition which sells itself. new sanitary invention; sells like fury: on market few weeks, swamped with orders; everybody wants territory; poor salesmen making s10 daily, good ones coining money write quick. Simplex Container Co.,, Box 6iS. Mobile Ala 10-9-7t
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RATES-One cent . word a dayy no nd. taken for less thnn 25c for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order
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WANTED

RATEs-One cent . word a day, 10 ad. taken for less thun 26c for first fnser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WE sharpen safety razor blades better
 than new, 25c dozen; mail us your blades Robert Prowell Hardware Co.,.
 p,rr,in0hann Ala 6-2l-f
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WANTED-To buy, 1000 calves. Southern
 Market Go. Both phones 62S' We pay the best prices. z-i-u
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KODAKS

Films deyeloped loc per roll. Prints Sc
 and 4c eacn Prompt attention and work
 the best. Bert G. Covell Co. 1o-i-tf
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN who covers Alabama thor oughly to carry our line of Mexican straw hats as side line on commission basis; references must accompany ap- plication. M. Bernheim & Co.,, Impor- ters. San Antonio, Tex. 10-6-2t-su- wed WAN~lD-To employ, high class patent right salesman. See me today to 10 a. m, New Morris hotel, Room 32S. Call for Buckhalt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-09
BUSINESS CHANGES

Reliable party to invest $500 and manage office for manufacturer;
 you handle own money; should make s6o0o first year; investigation invited.
 See T. l.. Richardson. Hotel Hillman.
 Room SA 10-9-3t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-09

RATES--ORe cent word n day. no ad
 taken for less thnn 25c for first iDser- ton. Cnsh must accompany order