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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16

Fargo. n. D., July 16.-The body
of Mike Griffin. who died in a local
hospital Thursday. was inferred i'll
Riverside cemetery, the funeral serv-
ices being held at the Waseum under
taking establishment.
No dispositton of the body was
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16

Cuticura Soap and
Ointment before pur-
chasing, send ct once
to ~"Cutioura." Dept.
"A, Boston, Mass, for
Q free sample Of Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment, with
S2.paee book on skin
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
woEGAsr HAS HAND BROKEN.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 15.-Ad
Wolgast's left hand was broken in
three places during his battle with
Joe Rivers at Vernon on July 4. This
was shown by an X-ray examination
which the champ underwent today.
Wolgast's hand has panied him con-
siderably since the fight.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16

and scalp troubles. and they will be
sent without any charge whatever.
A0Tender-faced men shave in COM
fort With Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
At stoees.o y By mail. 2Sc. Sample frss.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16

use them without . moments delay Is
to fail In your duty. Think Of the lives
Of torture and dishgursnent often
entaiIed by the neglect In infancy or
childhood q simple skin affections.
II you would tsat the efficacy Of the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
FREE TRIAL
TREATMENT
For Skin Tortured and
Disfigured Infants
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
" To know that q warm bath with Gu
ticura Soap and q single application Of

Cuticura Ointment
will afford innedi-
ate, and point to
permanent relief for
~torturing, dishgur-
ing eczemas, rashes,
itchines, i%rritations,
orustings. and seal
ings o the akin and
scalp Of infants and
children, and not to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-16
COMMISSIONERS ARE
THROUGH WITH
MEETING
One of Biggest Sessions ever
Held in County-Dim-
Guilty With State.

The Grand Forks county hoard Of
commissioners adjourned their July
meeting this noon. having completed
one Of the biggest grists Of work ever
gone through by a board in the
county. The assessment was given an
unusually careful revision and the
taxes and levies all through are salts
factory to all concerned.
This morning a difficulty with the
state board Of control developed which
cost the county $3.50. Halvor Flatla
was committed to the state hospital
for the insane from this county and
the sheriff's bill amounted to $3.50.
The state board of control turned the
bill down or the ground that the man
was not a citizen OF the United States
but of Norway.
The commissioners allowed the bill
and the states attorney will try and
recover the amount from the state.
The commissioners cannot see any
valid reason why the bill should not be
allowed by the state as is usual with
all these bills. The man was insane
and had to be taken care of any If the
county of Grand Forks took the same
view the state did an insane patient
would be turned loose on the public
and endanger the lives Of many. The
state board, according to the view of
the county officials, was wrong in
turning down the bill and a determ-
ined effort will be made to collect it
in order to establish a precedent for
the future.
The County Budget.
Ninty-six thousand, eight hundred
and sixty-fve dollars for current ex-
penses, $4,000 for roads and bridges.
$500 for the car of insane at the
state asylum, and two quarter mill
leV1es for h county fair and the
North Dakota Better Farming asso-
citation. make UP the county budget
for the coming year, as agreed upon
by the board of commissioners YES.
terday afternoon.
An itemized statement Of the antic-
ipated expenditures of the county dur
ing the coming yea was submitted
to the board and was ratified in full.
h quarter mill levy for the North
Dakota Better Farming association is
for the purpose of taking care of the
county's share of the expense of
maintaining the work in the county
The quarter mill levy for the fair as
ISOLATION is in accordance with the
decision reached at an election sew
eral years ago.
Two commissioners. Udenby and
Donavan. did not vote in favor of the
levy for the farming association work.
Here is the itemized statement of
contemplated expenditures, based
upon the expenditures during the past
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AGNES. acc. IL per cent. .$6.164
Arvilla. dec. IA per cent..... 5,410
Walle and Allendale. inc 40 per
cent 1889
avon. no change ............ $500
Blooming. inc. 35 per cent. 1.24I
Chester. inc. so per cent. ..... 9.ls0
Elm Grove. inc. s per cent. $500
Falconer. inc. 80 per cent?. 455
ferry' no change ........... 400
Gilpy. no change ........... 7,140
Grand Forks Typt. inc. 60 per
cent 5,44o
!nKster, no change .......... 1,0OU
johnston, no change ......... 2.160
Larlfnore. inc. 40 per cent..... 900
Levant, dec. 40 per cent...... 100
no change ......... 1900
Oakville. inc. 25 per cent. 900. 1880
Inkster. dec. IS per cent. 900. 400
REYNOLDS City. inc. 60 per cent. 1890
Northwood City. inc 20 per cent $500
No assessments of elevators were
reported in Grand Forks city.
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Lotdi ......... ..... X96, 1853
Grain elevators in Grand Forks win
be taxed on the basis Of $40 in value
for each 1000 bushels capacity.
That decision was reached by the
board Of county commissioners. sitting
as a board of equalization YESTERDAY,
when the final work of equalization
was completed and the board was dis
solved.
Under this Of assessing. the
elevator assessments follow:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-23
PERFECT WOMAN"
REAL SENSATION
Home Is Stormed by Visitors
Seeking Pictures and
Interviews.
R FAMILY STUNNED
HER
Can't Understand Sudden No
toriety Achieved by
Miss Scheel.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

a
New York. December 22.--While
Miss Elsie Scheel. formerly Of Brook
Ign. the Cornell coed who comes so
close 70 being the perfect woman"
according to the measurements o. DR..
Esther Parker Cornelrs medical ex-
arniner Of women. was hurrying to her
home in the Rose MaWr section OF
Atwood. near Passaic. TO spend the
Christmas holidays, her sudden fame
was 50 many JUMPS ahead OF her that
tonight her mother, father, two big
brothers and her younger sister had
to call halt upon the invasion of
lnquisitiys folk, who all day long had
been stOrming the big house on the
hin 70 learn at first hand how she
did IT,"
Why" sasped DR.. Sophie scheel.
mother OF the coed, to visitors look
ing FOR pictures and interviews, who
showed no sign Of let-up at nighttall.
were simply stunned over all this
notoriety about Elsie. | can't under
stand ="
Neither could Elsie's father John
II. Scheel, broker and exporter, who
until a month ago lived In Brooklyn,
or until he removed his family out TO
the big residence on the Atwood HIS.
And as for big brothers John. Jr.. and
Henry. the smiles and pride over DR..
PaTker's statements about their sister
began TO fade even before nightfalL
Henry We're ~eginning 10 show irr!ta-
ton
Why. no. OF course. Elsie never did
any systematic training with any
view OF trying to attain perfect fig
ure" said Miss Elsie's mother to-day.
The simple life Is the whole key
10 ply steal development. Normal eat
ing Of good cOmmonsense food and
love of outdoor exercise has been her
only training"
Bread butter and beefsteak" was
the mothers smiling answer to an
other question about Miss ScheelS
usual choice Of foods she rarely
eats any breakfast for one thing. She
takes her only substantial meals OF
the day at noon and at O'Clock in
the evening.
Ny children" DR.. Scheel continued.
all like outdoor games and take a
good deal of open-air exercise. Elsie
* especially fond OF playing basket
ball. and excels at that game. In
the summer she sails a boat q good
deal, and she rides. drives and motors.
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FIELDER PRAISES
PRESIDENT TAFT
No Such Patriot or So Little of
Partisan in White House
Since Monroe.

Washington. December 23.-"Not
since the era OF good feeling in the
DAYS OF Monroe has the White House
known an occupant in whom there was
SO little Of the partisan and SO mum
OF the patriot as in the person of VIII
Thomas y. Fielder. Of Atlanta. In the
course of Il eulCgy OF the President
last night at the banquet following
the fourth annual meeting OF the
American Society OF Jurisprudence
The south felicitates herself that she
is back again in her fathers house
back again at the hearthstone from
which at heart she has never been
esfranged.'
He mentioned as browning achieve
ments of President Tafts administra-
ton. As affecting the South the APP
pointment of Chief Justice White and
Justice LurtOn. former Confederate
soldiers. IL the Supreme Courts
Fielder was the centre of interest
at the annual meeting. when he de-
nounced the approval given lynch law
At the recent conference Of Governors
hv Governor Blease. Of South Carolina
". J. O'DOnnell. Of New York. DIS
cuSSing the courts and social reform.
declared that the Supreme Court dur
ing the past fifty years had abused
the Fourteenth Amendment to the
Constitution in denying constitution
aiitv to social reform laws. IN part
because the courts nave come 10 thtsc
problems with "a strong property
prDfudfce- He said that recall OF
Judges would mean chaos" and recall
81 decisions was .'impracticable-" He
proposed that sociological and political
science be taught in all law schools:
and that lawyers 50 present industrial
issues that the higher courts could
clearly see the need OF admitting the
..oustitutiouality OF state interference
Andrew Wilson. OF Washington-
smoke against the recall Of the u
dietary. and Albert g Richie. OF Bal-
fimore. defended the right o. the peo-
rla To regulate railroad rates
F,er-es.usatfvc Henry II. Clayton
vas elected president. Delos +. Knee
land. 81 New York. treasurer, ANDREW
wilson. executive secretary. ana W ).
g-Hpnreti secretary.
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found his ideal A letter from Santa
Claus to-day assured him that Miss
Emma Britton, of New York, has quail
fed TO be the queen of his household
He will marry her next Tuesday, he
says. Following Is Santa Ciauss let
ter:
Dear Sir:
II have found the queen of a sweet
home for you. she answers all the re-
quiremenrs of a standard lady. she Is
the daughter of wealthy New YORK
state farmer. and has nice farm OF
her own and good income. Shes
a mighty good cook. / did not notice
her teeth. but she has an eXceiieht ap-
petite. We start at midnight Tonight,
ana she will be in GAINESVILLE in time
10 cook our breakfast Christmas
morning Keep up good IRE ana
watch the chimney. We're on our
way ,,--~,x
The doctor who has lived alone lor
nearly forty years. says he Is con-
vinced he has found the perfect wo-
man. RE says he thinks Miss Brltton
will I'LL the bill
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grf, Coal ano llroo


BUY coal AND WOOD FROM Us AND
save MON Hat-cOrd best sawed
pine wOOf. 1925. All kinds o. coal
at lowezt prices Prompt delivery
ana good service. Madison 4I50. IN
DEPENDENT WOOD CO.
3EgT DRY PINE WOOD. stow.
lengths. $3.50 cord. 1925 hai1-cord.
SIS Q1arter-cord. dry pine and oaH
mixed. s. cord. $3.50 nalf cord. Si-sv
ouarter-cord selected. ha,i-seasoned
SLAB. stove length. for heaters and
cook stoves. heats and .asts Ike coal.
80 cord. S2.C5 haif-cord. SisO quar-
ter-cord. FOR big loads. phone Mon
roe 1915 LYME g. HARRIS. 1871 r.
Cary
Alto TRUCK CARRIES TO TONS
OF coal and l IL cords Of wood.
quickest delivery. beat service.
suburban orders a speciality one
hour notice all required LONG.
TIE WOOD MAN. 1906 rs est Broad.
Phones. Madison 1e6s-l0IO.
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rspecial to The Times-Dispa,ch

ISpcCIdI To IIC III -
Lvnchburg. Va, December 2---i an
ing advantage OF the brides parents
who were shopping in l.ynchOurs
Thursday, Miss Rosa Anderson, the M
teen-year daughter of MT and MIS-
Frank Anderson, or Bryant nelson
County. and T. A WftneTs. OF i'ose
land. eloped TO Washington 10 DC maj
ried The twelve-year-oid oro'her OK
,he girl notified his parents here by
fong distance telephone. and Mr.. III
derSon Immediately took a Southern
train to Washington in Tie hope OF
preventing the marriage. but nothing
has been heard from him since he ief'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-23

First National Bank of Richmond. Va.
December II. 1912.
THE REGULAR A.>NJAL MEETING
Of the stockholders of the First
National Bank of Richmond, Va,
for the election of directors and for
the transaction of any other bust
ness which may properly come be
:ore said meeting, will be held
TUESDAY, January il, 1913. at II
o'clock noon. in the directors room
of the bank, No. 900 East Main
Street Richmond. Va
W NJ ADDISON. Cashier.
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SITUATIONS II4antfo. Raif

ycT-Ss; WAN WITH SOME EXPEEI-
enc would ike 10 get with SOM
lumber dealers 30 learn the onsine .
willing 10 start OF .nai- sa'@- ? -
n al. care Tim"S D.sl-l-h-
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION
as bookkeeper o. ciel r. lvDt st'
er,a.,-. ina bookkeeping and x o.
ersI clerical work. can lIrn-sn tci-
e-ences. y 3s5. care Iimes-J4s-
patch
WANTED POSITION BY Young NAN
Of good habits. win three years
.xperience ~ bookSee ping end seF-
ersl years experience As clei K -"
-tt~nish good reference now en-
r.lovsd Address Box rs. Rowland
c
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Pay City Txaes

Room lVts lily fldli
Richmond. Va. December 1. 1912
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES.
REAL, ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1879 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE
EVERY MALE. twenty-onc years OF
acc md EVERY person keeping house
o~ doing business IN the city. IS as
sssscd for personal taxes Those who
baxc no; paid any city taxes during
-. wear are urged 10 call and settle.
80 as 20 avoid being posted as delin-
oucnts.
FIVE PER CENT viii be added to
last half = not paid on or before DE-
Tntersst a. SIX PER CENT also at
,s-b.s 20 all bills ss soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention - called 10 the
above - Under the city ordinance
fh.rs can be no Nv oidancc OF the pen
atty. -.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due ard
,arable five TER CENT penalty
ali De added 10 all 1912 Grad-pg. Paw
- ard sewer Connection bills NOT
ptrD ny JANUARY ~. 1913
WASHINGTON WARD 1ANES. u H..
-ouss b. % a At the once % DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hui streets.
II. L. HULCE,
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legal Rotlrr


roNNpNW FAITH DF VIRGINIA.
Department 90 -hc
state Corporation. 'nmriise4on-
city Of Richmond. November 80. 1919
certirs1tc authorizing
THE CHURCH RITZ. BANK M,
To Commence Business
IL APPEARING FRCM THE INNES-
ffzafi0n Of Tho Church Jill Bank.
Incorporated. made through the
chief bank examiner. HAT all the
rrovisiora OF law have been com
rlicd with. and tlaf the ncccss dry
amount 60 capital stock has actually
been paid ir therefore. 10 Is ordered
"a fEe Commission thai certificate
10 and is. hereby granted authoriz-
fu.- the saia bank g. commence ousi-
res- as a bank Of discount ana de-
rosit
STATE CDEFot+AIlDN CohAiS-
SION
Tcsfc.
r. Z. WILSON.
Clerk
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The Union Bank Of Richmond.
December 20. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Union Bank Of
Richmond will be held at its bank
in~ house. No ila4 East Main
street on THURSDAY. January 3,
1913. at Il O'Clock noon.
GEO. W. CALL.
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virginia SILK Co.


Richmond. Va. December 20, 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETEsG OF THE
stockholders of the VIRGINIA SILK
co. INC, Will be held at the office
Of the company. Twenty-second ana
Decatur Streets. South Richmond.
Va. on Thursday. January -, 1915,
at AIS o'clock =. NJ.
w :. WORKMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer
Richmond. Va. December 90. 1872
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stock holders Of the Commonwealth
Bank. Inc. viii be held at Il o'clock
noon on TUESDAY. January II. 1913.
in the Office % the bank. No. IL
North Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
II. C. PROCTOR. Cashier.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security Life Insurance Company Of
America.-You are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Security Life
Insurance Company of America VIII
be held at the office Of the company.
Mutual Life Building. in the city
OF Richmond, Va. on WEDNESDAY.
The sth day Of January. \. u. 1918.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose of electing directors Of
the company for the ensuing year
and the transaction of any and all
other business which may be sub
uftted TO the meeting
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
". o. JOHNSON.
president.
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murtton 5aIrs Cbis Dag
Public Auction

We will sell for account of whom ~
nav concern. at the Richmond stock
Exchange. -
at 1875 p NJ.
& 500 Ashland Gas. Sewer and Water
~omnany FIRST mortgage per cent
ponds. due september I. 1886, with
September. 1911. and subsequent cou-
pons attached. ,
ina East Main Street
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High Constable S Sale

will sell BY public auction. on
MONDAY. THE Pad DAY OF DECEsA-
BER. 1912.
u O'Clock NJ.
:, Chesterfield Motor Car Co. leei
w.. BROAD. the following property: 10
.,.f.ev Evil executions IN my hands.
one REQ Automcbiie-
TERMS. cash
II. c. G r
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Dini1eu0 jzotlces.


Virginia Railway and over Company.
No. l55 Broadway. New York.
November %. 1912
THE BOARD OF DIRECT ORS OF
Virgin L. .satlwsS anu power Com
pany has this day declared divl-
cerd OF j. per cent, equal 20
$3.50 Der share on the pre- erred
Janu.ry -. 1913. To- the preferTe
sr0ckhoIder. OF record on December
Il. 1912 The transfer books VIII
not De closed Dividend checks VIII
c. b. WILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
virginia Building ans Loan Co.
THE FORTY NINTH SLMl- ANN y l.
dividend Of l. per cent Will be
PAYABLE on January !. Checks Tor
WarGed 20 Stockholders
g. T. LOEHE-
Secretary.
Deceraber %. 1912.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or TIE
Manchester National Bank have tnls
da,- declared their usual semi annual
dividend Of per cent pay a1ie on
AID after January :. 1917 ChccAs
VII be mailed 20 stockholders o.
record as ~ December =. lsl--
u. Z. BALLARD.
Cashier.
national state and city Bank.
Richmond. va. December ~ l9l-
THE sDAKD or DIRECTORS Or
this bank has dsciared a semi an
nual dividend II three and One-half
Der cent. payable on and after jan
U"'' . JULIEN II. HILL
Cashier
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts.
Richmond. Va. Dec. -. 1872
THE REGULAR SEMI ANNUAL DiNl-
dcnI nf three tS1 rcr cent mas bee"
declared by this bank. payahi" on
or before january !. 1913. cheeks
4. B CAMPBELL.
Cashier.
December Is. 1919.
THE BOARD Oh DIRECTORS or THE
CawmorWfsi Bank have declared q
ssrni-nnuull dividend OF , per cent
uaxatls o- rr AFTER January - l-l 3
checks will be mailed 60 stock noia b
.rs Of record 81 r'crmi'r ~ .fl--
d - PROCTOR. Cashier.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have declared quarterly dividend
~ per cent payable on January y.
1913. Books for trtnsier OF St'tN
close Tccsmhlr -ssl and TO-. zen
January 3D. Checks VII De mailed
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
%. B. IlI. Cashier.
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ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 70 A. NJ to 2. "A
admssr.oa. 25c. Free On Saturday..
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pfIp, s5a.s dno s-rnIaIf
protesslonai i'rIp lcisnitO

TEACHERS FOR RURAI. GRADED
high schools and colleges FOR jan
riary. including some very deslra3-e
openings in Virginia. Caroiinas and
Georgia. SHERIDAN TEACHERS
AGENCY. Greenwood. ;. c.
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Yfeting5

National State and City Bank.
Richmond, Va December 10, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this bank will be
held in its banking house Tuesday,
January "A. 1913, at Il o'clock noon.
for the election of directors and
transaction of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting.
JULIEN II. HILL.
Cashier
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for 5aIs

-
WE HAVE a NUMBER OF LATE
Visible FpeHrlters. which look as
good. work as well ana are guar
antee6 the same as new machines, al
"a saving Of 10 per cent sent on
examination anywhere. AMERICAN
TYPEW RITTER EXCHANGE, INC.
COS East Main Street Phone Madi-
son $3.50
LLGIN WATCHES FROM $3.50 AND
up Hamilton watches from SO ana
up SOLID gold rings from 81 ana
up. Let us sell you Big Zen alarm
clock O. wake you up on une these
mornings Nm. TOBIEN. JR-. 40s
East Broad street
OYS-BALANCE or OUR TOY
stock al cost 10 close o4t. TOMP-
kINs 81 West Broad
GENUINE SHETLAND PONIES. BOTH
sexes. solid and spotted: also some
Shetland colts, sons and daughters
OF Genera! Slafter. the 5000 star
lion Apply or write THOS. ENOS,
salesman MontrOse pony Farm. All
South Laurel street
FIREWORKS KINDS AT LOW
est prices Also fun line OF fancy
box candies. Get our prices. ELK -
INGTON :. II East Broad. opposite
Coheu's.
INDIAN BICYCLES. $1750 TOMP-
KINS, 327 West Broad. Motorcycles,
too.
BICYCLES. NEW AND SECOND
hand from 81 up. TOMPKINS, sz1
West Broad.
FOR SALE. COMBINATION COOKER
and heater For sal. Cosby comb
nation baker and heaters, for wood
or coal 40 So West Broad street
CHAS. Il COSBY CO.
FOR SALE ok LEASE. THE LAKE
Bowling Alleys Eight Brunswick
BaIk Collender Company alleys. all
IL good order. ready FOR business
LAKE BOWLING ALLEYS. NC
FOR SALE \ NUMBER o. ELEC-
trio fans IL good condition some OF
them practically new. for infor-
nation apply Times Dispatch. new
building. south Tenth Street
BALL-BEARING ROLLER SKATES,
Sl95 per pair =. B HAkfEts
HARDIN ARE CO. sixth and Mar
shall Streets.
FOR SALE. \ Full. LINE or HIGH
grade business buSsies. We also
have large stock of surrey 8,
pnaetons and wasOns fOr every pur-
p~e =. MEYERS SONS. 1Sl I'd 81
Cary street.
FOR WAGONS. co TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 5I5 Brook Avenue. Pa ,ntinS.
repairing and rubser-tire work
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Kfai CEfate lQanfrn
SDaroing
Rial C5tdIr 5'ur Sdlf

FOR SALE. OH or THE FEW COR
uer lots east 81 the Boulevard. 81
feet by las feet. two side lots can
De- cur OF that are worth $1,000. this
property can bee bought on best OF
terms direct from owner AG4 css
u 80. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. LOT 40Xfe5 FEET on
Robinson street. between Hanover
and stuart. alley on both sides {.
grand location for store. Madison
1861
FOR SALE. NINE-ROOM HOUSE. DE-
tacEed. up-to-date IN every way, IN
Two squares OF Lee Monument viii
80 completed ir about SIXTY days
Madison 1859. Monroe e9s8-L
~ ESTIfAAiPTON .1Gsfs.1Cz, TWO
blocks from Country Club. lots irOm
$3.50 TO $3.50. Easy payments Buy
now and get tire choice ones before
prices advance. SMITH Rob
LEDER. IoG North seventh
los ACRES ~ CHE~T TERRIFIED
County FOR sale or trade for city
property. Address l. IA, care
Times Blsr1tlE T.
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WILLIAM


Ta7TVT I-UVNElET HaTIl0I 'UUICH'
ANY YOUNG LADY WHO WISHES TO
take a business college course Will
ind IN 10 her interest 10 write at
once to LiTTLETON COLLEGE.
LAttleton. y. G.. for special Christmas
offer. Every young woman who has
satisfactorily completed this course
al 1.ittietOn college now has a
good position. and positions are
guaranteed 10 all graduates OF this
dcDa ment
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. BIB
East Main street. buy. sell exchange
and REAOU&T DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old geld end
silver always taken in exchange