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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

A CCORpING to recently complied figures,
~ sufficient quantity of fish are caught
4 \ annually by the United States nsheraes
tn allow each one OF the 100000 inhabitants
271s pounds per year.
There is only one other country that exr
ceeds this and that is Japan the Unltea
States fisheries from the most recent figures.
does business of se7 900. 900 a year. The
japanese fisheries amounts to s75,o0o,oo0 each
year.
With Japans 100000, this would give
them nearly so pounds OF fish for each person
In that country per year. But the difference
Is right herein Japan they eat fish every
day: there are millions who eat fish morning.
noon and night. The great majority there
live on fish and rice.
In this country our average In the house
hold is Ash once week The general aver.
age IL estimated at no more than three meals
OF Ash per week throughout the country.
III pounds, the ss7 900 600 Of fish caught in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Why Your
Sense of
TASTE Is
SNOBBISH

BABY OF very tender age cannot tell the diner
"A ence between the taste of oil and sugar But
4 let the baby become child OF several years
and see show delight at and make grmaces
at oil this youngster win promptly refuse Oil ana
clamor for sugar. Influence and imitation respon
sibe for this.
influence and imitation responsible to great
degree for the likes ds!kes IN the sense OF taste
among people.
Taste ts the least csrtstu and the least nssertfse
of the senses Take sight, for instance II you see
woman in a red dress. all the people In the world
might tell you she dress. but that wouio
not convince you. You would still be certain her dress
red.
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influenced By conditions
Pe who live climates where malaria abouuds
frer, entity have take much ~fni that they get
love the taste OF IT, and to take it daily. even
when they not it. Just because tastes good
to them. And yet quinn is OF the bitterest
drugs and these people, did they move away
from the malaria district for few yeaEs.Mould On
get to deest the taste of it.
It is said the sense of smell brings back memories
even quicker than sight But 80 does taste although
not IN sentimental way. child may have had to
take quantities of iron when in need of tonic The
child gets finally long years afterward that the
taste Of iron even IN drinking water, will give him
rausea for brings to his memory his days OF illness
and the quantities of iron he had to take "nen not We'll
Taste of all the senses, is the greatest snoo. IL
xos,res aristocrate in a very short While hega'u
.Au wan who has been used to coarse foods Let MIN
nocome suddenly rich He get to ike the saiaaS anu
sxs,nps and all sorts OF odd dishes that during MS
rar DAYS he would have refused as unhk 10 eat"
"a At the same time he gets e. used 10 THESE thhsS
-, ~. thought of the coarse food ne once ate !"
-. .of, IN him and he could net make a rheai ool
49,, ~ weak coffee and a loaf OF bread ana plece
-. over.lean cold corned beef, as once ne oi"'
u;a taste has become snooois"'
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How DISEASE May Spread from Public LAUNDRIES

skin breaks in contact with most destruc-
tive germ Not knowing the full significance
of small sore, the disease makes Roadway
throughout her system and then the trouble
Is very serious-often destructive.
There is no doubt but what such infections
have been transferred through handling the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Polished Wood busters.

busting and wipng
> polished wood Dampen will give the
a splendid polish.
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Cleaning Velvet.

felt rub Tie soed poruOn
Of white bread cutting
orth esurface fastas 1t discolored
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Stoning Raisins Easily.

TON1N3 raisins sticky this be easily avoided tas
raisos boiling hot water and then
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Preventing Linen Wrinkles

through the
Do not ao"
by hand it worth all the
extra Work
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To Avoid Dust.

hotar unace~-and s not IN use
l. cleaned up any
In the house with damp o'on
getting into the rooms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Saving Your Knuckles.

knukes washing plenty OF soap ana
water take out the dirt rather 1a "
the elothe keen
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Threading a Needle.

black sewing nara Ae
threading with white cotton or SIN
eye This wi make the threading uuSa
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YOU MIGHT TRY
Easy Ink Eraser.

BLoT of easily removed oy
"A Of cardboard that used "
nails after botdns eareu'' ANU
good condition
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- ,faF y N SO
4
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WILL Be NOTIFIED
ABOUT AUGUST |
Washington Selected by Presi.
dent as Place for Official
Ceremonies.

Beverly Mass. July 5-President
Tart VIII receive the formal notinca-
tion that he is the nomiucc Of the Re-
publican party FOR President at the
White House In Washington about Au-
gust J. lie told his visitors at Para
malta day that ne mad talked with
Senator Root OF Sew York permanent
chairman OF the Republican National
Convention. and that they had de-
cided that the notification should take
place in Washington.
Tho President believes Washington
rs tho most convenient place for the
committee to wait ON him. and he de-
slres TO entertain the members In tho
White House Tho President has
planned reception for early next
week to the subcommittee or the Re
publican National Committee. which is
TO meet him to 20 over the situation
and hear his suggestions for q chair
man OF tho national committee
Several hundred invitations have
been sent out also 10 prominent Re
publicans OF tho country. and It is
expected that there will be a disposi-
ton to get together and plan tho fall
campaign against political foes Tho
President has not changed his mind
as to chairman OF the national com
mittee. and 1t IS said that his seore-
tary, c. D. Hilles. probably will he Sc
lected.
President Taft explained to callers
to-day that az FAR as no is concerned.
the row between Secretary OF the
Treasury Macveaeh and a. Piatt An
drew, assistant secretary. is closed
incident.
Tho President was said TO-DAY to
have taken the position that Mr.. An
drew clearly disobeyed orders BY going
to Chicago to attend the Republican
convention after he had been informed
by Mr. Macveagh that the two other
assistant secretaries and Mr.. Mac
Ncagh himself would be away from,
Washington at that time.
Mr.. Andrew did not deny this act OF
disohedience. tho President was toia
Friends Of Mr.. Taft know that he ha &
frequently referred to Mr.. MacVeagii' s.
record rs secretary rs proof that he
is one OF the most efficient men in his
Cabinet 4 congressional invcstisa
tion of the Treasury Department..
friends OF the President say. viii provo
that Mr.. MacVeaGh has been remark =
ably good department. head.
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New York. July 5.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The weeks developments have been
mainly favorable. These include the ar
rival OF much needed moisture IN parts
OF the Northwest. the regaining. owing
to hot, forcing weather. of some earlier
ground lost by the corn and cotton
crops. the continuance of exceptional
activity In finished steel outputs; tho
enlargement OF fall trade In some mar
knts close to the soil as. for instance.
the Northwest and parts of the South.
and last. but not least the expansion
due TO hot weather and midsummer
Influences. OF demand at retail which
has relieved final distributors shelves
OF part OF their load. and even In
duced some measure of fllinG-in de-
mand from jobbers. The net result
Is the growth OF n rather opt mistic
feeling in general trade and in in
dustrial circleses and disposition to
look on the bright sido OF things.
though the governing motive Is stu
one of conservatism
Encouraging reports from the iron
and steel industry continue.
The railways have again started
to buy cars. the smaller roads have
taken relatively good aggregate OF
rails: export trade IS OF encoura ging
proportions; orders for locomotives are
Increasing. and there Is Il heavy vol
ume Of structural steel business in
prospect.
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AMERICAN FL AG
is FIR ED UPO n

Winchester. Va. July 5.-Near tho
spot where John Brown started his in
surrection more than fifty years ngo.
the United States dag was fred upon
Yesterday afternoon on Bcllvcr Heights
at Hatper's Ferry, and after tearing
holes in tho Nag. tho Shot struck r.
I. irwin In the head. innictlng severe
wounds. Irwin ana his family were
iunching ON the mountain and had
erected large nag over their table.
The shot was fred from ambush.
Pistols. knives. Razors and dirks
were used freely. and with telling ef
rect last night In a free light among
Italians and negroes at Spencer.s
saloon. on the MARYLAND side or mo
Potomac Harper's Ferry. An tai
Ian who was shot three times, Is dy-
Ing In the Charles Town Hospital and
several negroes who were stabbed sre
also near death.
During n fierce Fourth of july nsht
last night. Harry Sperow had his nose
pulled entirely OF by Samuel Beard.
and Sperow IS thought 10 be bleeding
Il death IN tho hospital at Martins
burg.
\ mountaineer who was celebratinr
tho Fourth in Martinsburg last night
threw n dynamite cracker under Mrs
, Mlnghini. wife OF Or. VIM. Minghini.
and her limbs We're badly burned as
her clothing was consumed hy fire
Morrison Miller, tho Frederick coun-
ty farmer who was recently sentenced
to ten years and four months in the
Virginia penitentiary for shooting and
killing his neighhor. Rural Mail Car
rier George O. Crismnn. while disput-
Ing over tho ownership OF young chick
ems, was taken 10 Richmond this morn
ing by Major Charles c. Scott. a prison
messenger
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New York, July 5.-Tho cotton trade
was caught mapping by the govern
mcnt report on Wednesday Even many
Of the bulls seemed to be doing. They
woke up. however. Everybody seemed
to be buying Mt onco as soon MS the
condition and acreage figures were
announced. and prices therefore rap
idly advanced. The condition was
given as S04 per cent. against 7s.o Il
month ago; $50 last year. and s0,7 as
tho ten-year average. AS for the
acreage. It was given as only Si.Oa7,o0O.
or 2.5S400O acres less than tho total
for tho last year. AS regards the con-
dition. Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana.
Arkansas and Tennessee made an es-
pocially bad showing. Nor do the
Cnrollnas. Florida and Oklahoma ap-
pear to advantage They are we'll be-
hind last year.
Georgia is so far behind as to at
tract special attention. And since the
report. Tune 25. there have been COM
plants of excessive rains and cold
nights in the Atlantic section. and also
to some extent in tho eastern gulf and
central portions OF the bolt This
makes some people think the real con-
dltion is below so Dc. cent. Howoyer.
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TINS may be Very bulliph on the idea
mat the condition OF tho crop Ia rather
pay; that tho season Is two to three
weeks late. and that exceptionally
favorable weather VIII he necessary
curing July aud AUGUST to raise n crop
OF anything llhn tho size required OF
late thorc has been peraistent heavy
rams u" parta OF Georgia, Tennesscc
and arkansas. Meantime the spot
sales I'm Liverpool are surprisingiy
large. Bulla are elatod over this fact.
on tho other hand there are those
who think that tho. price % cotton is
altogether too hirh. They believe
tint summers arc we'll supplied on n,th
sides OF tho wntcr. Rcccntiv some CT
them have boon soliine r. little of the,r
spot cotton evidently believing. that -
can he replaced 20 advantage later IN
Tho outlonlS IA TeNas is very favor
ablo Many believe that tho crop In
that state viii THE year bo tho largest
ever raised. They also think that
what With tho largo Quantity OF cotton
l'ltcly Co he carried over into tho noxt
season, tho present crop can fail OF
materially and still be large enough
TO meet tho rcquiromonts Of tho do
nestle and foreign spnucrs. But poor
crop reports. active spot markets ut
home and abroad. tho strength Of rul,-
~ Sew Orleans. and lattorly tho ncrv-
ousnesE OF shorts havc contributed TO
caus" an advance IN prices. Tho gov
eminent puts tho dccrouso IN acronro
Mt about pcr cont. nm against recent
estimates from other sourcca OF NJ low.
decrease ms half OF per cent.
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patfnts

PATENTs.NFREE Personal con.
sultation in Richmond with invent
ors: fifteen years experience: salts.
factory references. :. H. EVANS.
Patent Attorney. Box 9s4. Richmond,
Va.
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HOTET. RALETSsET
FIR4sPRooF
EIREPROOF
HOTEL. MERVINE

New York ave, First House from Beach.
Private Baths Running Water in RooJnss
BATHING ALLOWED FROM HOTEL
Rltes 81 np DAlly: 50 20 sl1.s0 Waekly.
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SuSiness opportunities

GOOD RESTAURANT BUSINESS. FIX
lures ana good viii. only $500 own
- must Sell for special reasons
says VIII PIT si,20U a year No
other business could be run on 50
i!ttle capital Win 50 little work
ana paying SO handsomely THIS is
great restaurant city Millions
IN cash turned loose here annually.
Susiness growing rap!dly better.
Come and look at it, SOMMERVILLE
IklSI co. Newport News. Va
TO SMALL MANUFACTURERS WHO
don want 10 hire high-g grade book
Keepers. get In toucn with II. H.
~ ~ EA, care T!mesD spatch
VACATION STUDY AT OUR SCHOOL
can be made profitable Special in.
Quceme- for early eIrolrnents
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED, PARTY WITH BAND MILL
ana complete OUTFIT 10 Inanufacture
sv,voo,O0o feet OF nice. origina! growth
snort leaf BOARD timber. Address.
with fun description OF outnt, =. o.
Box No. PIG. Sumter :. c.
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SIDE
line Tor drummcrs calling on the
countr! trade. No samples. highes :
commissions. Apply In confidence,
Post oiiice Box SOS, Richmond. va
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a7rrtings

Tho Building. Loan ana trust Co,
O. Manchester. Va.
Richmond. Va July 8. 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders or the Building. Loan
and Trrst Company, Of Manchester.
Va. VIII be held At the Mechanics
July O. at $50 o'clock p. NJ
J. w. BRONAUGH. JR..
Secretary and Treasurer
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders OF the Richmond Paper
Manufacture NJ Company VIII be held
at the Office u the company, Cow
ernor and Ross Streets, Richmond.
Va, TUESDAY, July Is, 1912. at -
O'Clock NJ.
3. W. IIPSCOlIB
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SLIP COVERS,

SLIP COVERS AADE TO ORDER,
furniture polished and repaired
LEVY, tho UphointoTer as IVES,
.5rOad.
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&eaI Gstats 0laantro

FN|N~~--~~>-~~~~~@<~~~<-
WANTED, TO BUY DIRECT FROM
owner. house of eight or nino
rooms Address l. S74, care Times
Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
essary blankH
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SATURDAY.. JULY ~.
4 = NJ

II All their right, title and interest
In plot OF 60 acres OF land in the
county OF Chesterfield about one milo
from the city of Manchester Va. near
Forest Hill Park and between the
River Road and Midlothian Turnpike.
said interest comprising 10 lots 3ONlis
feet to an alley on an avenue fronting
Dundee near Forest Hill Park, 10
lots 35Nl43 feet on Park Avenue. South
Rchmond and - lots 35x1i3 to an
alley on Westham Street Plat OF said
lots vii. be exhibited at sale.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale.
any unpaid taxes and TO pay the FOL
loving notes: Eve nnrcs for siLul
each. with interest on each ncta ro-
spectively as follows: from February.
70. 1907, 1905, 1909 1910 and 1911. and
two notes for 5000 each. with interast
from August Is 1897, and February i2
1907, two fer $3.50 each. with interest
from February rs. 1908. and August IL
lsOS; two for s@37.50 each. with inter-
est from February g. 1909 and Au-
gust 10, 1909: two FOR 1925 each, with
interest from February ~ 1919 md
August IL. 1910: two for si125O each,
with interest from February 10. 1911.
and August 10. 1911 and balance in
one year. per cent. interest secured
by deed of trust.
CHARLES I. TODD.
Administrator for Charles l. Todd,
,r,ro,-o>. Trustee.
NOTE-While above are terms nre-
scribed by the deed, hy consent more
literal terms can be arranged
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MOTORCYCLES IN pICICLt.S. NEW
and secondhand. repairing OF all
kinds. IOMPKINS 32T West Broad
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HOSTING ENGINE. DOUBLE CYLIN-
der double drum. iU-horsepower
sasolene engine, Kerosene engines.
4atnes and dr.! presses. l. BLU
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New Hotel Merton

Homeiika hotel OF high class at popuien
tariff Sewly-bullt brick. at Vermont Avas
nAar Beach MACK LATE & co.
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\ lew SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture wagon. grocery end butch
81 wagons. RICHARDSON BROS
5l5 Brook Ave
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SituatiDns lNantro, J:rmalf
EfIp, H9GIe anh IclnaIr

POSITIONS GUARANTEBD Il WRIT.
Ing under reasonable conditions IN
all graduates. Enroll now. while
cheap summer rates are in effect.
Write. telephone or call for particu-
lars. Massey BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
February Is. 1906. and recorded in the
J.; stines Court Part .. OF the city of
Richmond Vol 81. page Z. u the Nn-
dersigned trustee % secure certain
notes therein described. default bci1.;
made. and being requi-ol 50 to do ana
in order to close an esta-e. ! Will rel
al public auction. on the premises,
THURSDAY, july II.
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zainibeno 5Aotites.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company

richmond. Va. June 20. 1919
DINIDEND-THE DIRECTORS Or
this company have declared "a semi
annual dividend OF i've per cens
tS1.25 per share and free from taxi.
payable July isi next. to stockholm
ers OF record June 20. 1912
Transfer books closed from this
date 10 July ith. inclusive. Divl-
dend will be mailed 70 stockholders.
Changes OF address should be nOt!-
fled the company.
WM. Il. MCCARTHY Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington \ O.. june ssth. 1912.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or At
lantic Coast Line Railroad COMPANY
has declared dividend of three and
one half per cent. on the Common
Capital Stock Of thS Company. nav
able at the Office OF the Treasurer.
at Wilmington. North Carolina. on
and after July 10th. 1912. 10 stock
holders OF record on June 18Th. 1912
The transfer books are closed from
the isth day OF June. 1912. TO the
lith day OF July 1912. both inclusive.
JAMES +. COST,
Treasurer
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summer Boarding

TIE ENGNOR COTTAGE. or CHEsA.
peace Bay. WAlOushby beach. ~
mosquitoes. 10 laua breeze. modern
conveniences. For rates address :
ETA ENGLAND. W.!lougAby Beach.
LARGE. SHADY LAWNS. BRICK
buildings. with up-tO-autc bath
rooms. Dghted with gas; nacud-
amized road to station. Folder ANA
terms on application. Drawer ~.
Orange. Va.
BOULEVARD INN. OK HAMPTON
Roads country and seashore com
elneo, with ely convenlcace4. send
Tor literature to the MISSES TABB,
Hampton Va.
'I[ENILWORTH COTTAGE" OCEAN
View. Va. fronting on chesapoake
Bay. on cottage line. now open Tor
me season. Apply bliss D. l.. kAtN.
ocean View Va.
DIGGS COTTAGE. OCEAN VirW
- fronting Chesapeake Bay. mod
ern in every respect boarding. lodt.-
Ing, bathing. ushtug. Best accoIn,n,
datous Guaranteed MRS II
DIGGS. PrOprletregg
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situations lllantfo, a3aIe

-.
WANTED. POSITION AS COLLECTOR
commission or salary. l. SIS. care
IimesD.spatch
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the property described in said deed as

the property described in said deed as
follows,
/. Certain mill p-onertv on the
Manchester canal, In city OF Mauch"s-
t,r. va. f-cn'ine ~ fs't m ncrthern
side OF street 20 feet wide called
Canal Stieet. and 'pn'in| back to
James Rive. tog-thcr wirn al ma
,hinery in said NIL. right title ard
interest u all war privileges OBJ
tained under lease with rhe VIRGINIA
Electric Kailway ana Dcvclnpmca.
Company. THIS mill has capacity
Of betwsea 500 and efe bushels daily
and about seventy -ho.ss power
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WATER POWER & GRIST
MILL SOUTH RICHMOND BETTER
KNOWN rs TODD &. JUSTJS' MILL.
AND LATER OPERATED BY THE
MANCHESTER MILLS NC. AMI
81 LOTS NEAR DUNDEE FOREST
Hill, PARK
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Bparn 1d1antfu

TWO REFINED YOUNG MEN.
strangers IN city. wish board and
room In private family. close in II
posslbie Address CROWELL. ".
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agents lllentsb

AGENTS, OUR NEW cATALoGrGE Is
a winner. Sent free Fine line or
household necessities. Rapid sellers.
Good profits. ANDREWS SUPPLY
HOUSE. Box 4a4. Pittsfeld, Me
WANTED. AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR
the best seller on the market Ad-
dress BLOXSOM e. WESTCOTT. sos
Tazewell Bldg. Norfolk. Va
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WATER GAP HOUSE.

Now open extensively improved. Tho most
modern and finest located hotel in this
region. Cuisine OF the highest standard.
white service. Orchestra. social diversions;
every out-of-door amusement: new. bedu-
tiful Palm Court and Cafe Special July
and party rates. Booklet and auto maps
mailed. sth season.
JOHN PGRDY COPE
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Autnmnhlles for @aIe

FINE-PASSENGER (CADiLACl All
tomobile. good condition; automobile
tires. 32x4. cheap to quick buye-
Phone Madison 1912.
CADILLAC. 1911 MODEL. FOUR-PAs-
senger; just overhauled. Apply
SHENANDOAH MOTOR co.
FOR SALE. CHALMERS DETROIT. 40
horsepower touring car, fully eouiD-
first class condition. WNf p AT,
KiNSON COMPANY. Box lO4. Pc
tersbUrG Va
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 a. NJ. to 5 p NJ
Admission. 25c Free on Saturdavs
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97t5reIIanruue
sIioE REPARING.

75c HALFSOLE MEMS SHOES coo
ladiesi every 2nir sewed. best ieath-
er. no nat!s. no peRs. ROYAL rub.
Der heels. zoe: Tred-Air rubber hoois
40c. leather heels rebuilt liks new,
Zoe. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. us +. Main. Phone Mon
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FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. OLD Brook Avenue. Painting.
repairing and rub5sr-tire work.
Madison 1861.
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aurrlpn SaIe5, future oays
TRUSTEES SALE

BY ]. Thompson brown &: Co.
iil3 Main Street.
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professional GRIP lllanteo

WANTED. GOvERNEss FOR FIVE
children: must teach Latin algebra
piano; salary S25 and home: eight
months. Give particulars first let.
ter SHERIDAN'S TEaCuDD.
AGENCY. Charlotte. ~ c.
TEACHERS FOR GRADED AND HIGH
school work. Virginia and other
Southern States; also good college
openings; may splendid OPENINGS
guaranteed 'rvices three agencies.
one enrolmerr SHERIDAN TEACH,
ERS' AGENCIES, Greenwood. i. q.
Charlotte. \. C.; Atlanta. Ga