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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

ossruL HINTS voa cosvssrs,


~ Marshs Neecvlissh vvjMlaS,sL
Paper bag eookins h . liberal sdu
cation n Other thinou beside economy
and flavor. Il teaches you 70 beware,
also to take care. The being wast
applies particularly to the bags them.
ssivss-thsir care and keeping. NO
less thsir use.
Il the paper bas habit IL ARMY %.
tabiishsd do not keep the baes lying
about loose. n0r huddied in drawers.
nor. worst Of al. rolled up or Drum.
pied. A large part Of their value IL
risksd BY such crumplins. Let them
ls nat whore u is dry. cool and airy.
OF course. protect them from dust.
To this send get . light wooden
box. nail shelves inside It, SAP I've or
three Inches apart. ana hinge on Z
door. or hang . washable curtain
over the front Of Il. Lay the bags
upon the shelves. zach size separate.
II may DO well TO mark the bag-sixes
on tho shelves holding them.
Lard. butter or drippinga for greas-
inE the bags should be kept In small
wide-mouthed glass Jars. with close
hitting glass tops.
Reulads Of vsai.--0et half q breast
OF veal, bone II carefully. lay II on q
board, skin side down. season with
salt and pepper, and spread thickIy
over u sausage stuiing. To make
n stufing take half pork sausage
meat and half well dried bread
crumbs and mofsten with q beaten
Z and enough milk to make II stick
together. but not to make It wet. Roll
up carefully and tie with clean string.
taking care especially to keep the
ends close. Rub over with butter or
dripping and put II q well buttered
bag. laying around II slices Of carrot,
turnip n onion Cook for Ave min
utes In . very hot oven. then slack
heat half. and cook for forty.Avs
minutes more.
eauts Of Chicken with Mushrooms.
Cut . young tender chicken into
Joints. trim OF all projecting bones, |
season with salt and pepper--not too
highly--and brush over with melted
butter. Put Into . wsllbuttered bag
with eight large or twelve small mush-
rooms. cut In slices, Add a pinch
OF herbs, . very small onion, and halt
= fill OF good white stock. Seal bag
tight, give ten minutes In a very hot
oven. then thirty Ia moderate heat.
Take up on . hot dish and keep hot
while o make the gravy. Take for
the gravy the hot liquor from the bag,
put II In . bowl with the yolk OF an
esg beaten up In half q gin OF cream.
stir hard over hot water. but do not
lot boil. When thoroughly blended,
pour over the chicken. garnish with
chopped parsley. few mushroom
heads and half oon Of crisp pun
paste. Serve ~ hot ~ possible.
Luncheon eaveriess--Spread small
HIN round water crackers with an.
,hoyy paste mixed half and half with
lay upon the paste . thin slice
u ripe tomato. over that a sprinkle
grated cheese. then q slice OF ban
more grated cheese. and on top
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

reed Tor Growing Ducklings' !.
Growing ducklings thrive best on
ieed composed of equal parts, y
measure, of corn meal. ground pess
oran and middlings, all made ~.
'nick mash. either with scalding ~
water or milk. the latter being W
peter. The mash is improved by aos
ing shortcut green grass, clover y
some other green stuff. and q ~
nandfulls Of coarse sand.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18
CONSTRUCTION OF GOOD ROADS
IS GREAT SAVING TO TANNERS


ferred. A proper mixture win pro.
duce = hard surface. which In mild
climates and for light traf1c viii not
become loope when dry nor sticky
when wet.
Ordinarily from 10 to IL per cent.
Of clay and from IS to 30 per cent.
Of sand constitute the proper mixture.
II the road to be treated IL sandy,
the surface II FIRST leveled OF and
crowned with the road grader. The
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18
Sold Water Tower "a E,,u..

Cnicago.-Lloyd Moulds, just in from
NE iarm, liked the looks of the old
worth SIC water tower, and "con"
men Immediately sold it to him 70,
szo. A policeman arrived in time t.
save his money. !"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

H .-
Re sure ron ass right--thsn :
absaA." sid Dayy Crocketk The bacl
woods sags. The eaying has 10 NOR
pertinent appjicetion than 10 ths wor
dersw0rkins ~ ptpef bats oochsfy
Being sure yUu ~ right, yuu en- y
e1ond ~ e1mfSatlpn. u y0u uso Yi6si
you WIN h4gs noae but 6ood word
fesy ~ rressss. othsrwiss-- otAs
words.
Payer - cookery saves trouble
expense. Ard Tina makeos botter n
turns n aavos anA sub6tanee. ana d
: sworn f0s "a. dyspspsia. Hsncs. 4
~ . djspenser ~ ewestness and light
Whatever hslpas ths treat mass 4
easier and bsttsr living Ii : distinct
gsin for ~humsnity. Any woman Of
average intelliesscs can learn IN hail
A hour, II che pays attention, thu
Essential rudimsuts Of using this sys
tenn. After that. uss will teach the
nns points far better than any leo
tursr or Demonstration could do II
But II Will not do TO half-hsar on
half-remsmbsr. II you are = novice,
or even . prospective paper bag cook.
read over and over the paper bas
commandments before beginning
and read them again the next day,
and the next. and still the next, They
are not perfunctory but vital. Also,
in following nj recipes given. stick
to your text.
oaksd Apple eaucs-Peel and core
six arm apples Of good flavor. tart
than sweet. Stick three cloves
In each and rut bits Of mace and Gin.
namon In the c~ors-spacss. Put them
In wellbuttsrsd bag with two hsaping
cups Of sugar and half . tumblsr Of
Cook thirty minutes. Have
oven very hot 1t flrst, but slack
heat after seven minutes. Lemon
Juice instead Of water makes Z richer.
favored sauce. In that q add half
cup more sugar at the outset.
Apple puddlne.-Beat three fresh
Eggs very light, add two cups sugar,
half = cup creamed butter, the
strained Juice Of . lemon. and the
yellow peel. a very little salt,
1alf a t~easpoonful Of powdered corn.
starch. a pint Of raw grated apple
halt q pint Of rich milk. Beat
lard for several minutes. then pour
INTO a well-buttered bag and bake for
hirty minutes In a hot oven. Leave
DOM for the pudding to rise In seal
ne the bag. Cook CT a trIvet set
lpon the grid-shelf. Serve with hard
or wine sauce as preferred.
This II eaten hot. II eaten cold.
whipped cream Ia the thing for II.
Sweet Potato Puddina.-Make
'ateer as for apple pudding. Use a
up nor sugar. else only half a pint
u grated raw sweet potato. Sweet
take ~ much sugar as crab
Apples to make them taste sweet.
rhe creamier the milk the better
lnless II Is creamy Increase the pro-
Of butter. Cook in a well.
bag-nfty minutes will not
. too long for It. Make a peep-hols
q the upper bag-unless the puddins
} Drowned and firm. cook It a while
,nger.
Banana Puddino.-Beat three eggs
ght. saving out one white. Add a
enerous cup of sugar. a cup Of stale
AXE. crumbled inc. half a u OF
reamed butter. . cup Of milk. beat
together. then add two large or
hree small bananas. sliced thin. the
iice of half a lemon and a teaspoon.
oil lemon extract. Bake In a very
'ell-buttered bag for thirty minutes.
AXE out. cover with meringue. strew
little shred candied peel over the
leringue. set In the over to harden,
aen serve hot with wine or lemon
auce.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18
Bad Air and Incubation.

The atmosphere of a cellar wnel.
vegetable are kept is not fit for q
incubator. The air. according to rur
lar Mechanics. is charged with CO.
bonic gas. which is fatal to youus
chicks.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18
Was Wrapped In Eilu

/, one new lork--A moving picture film
oouy 81 victor Weiss when he was ar
~. sssea by police, who charged hin
YIN 1oobing a film companyts plant
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

different Types Of Roofs Used ~
Poultry Houses. I 10 a shed roof, "a
combination roof, 8 q gable roof, :.
semi-monitor roof, 5 a monitor roa'
. a s'antin0 front roof, and z an =
type ROOT.
arated from the pullets early IN ts
winter and makes it possible later y
make up a breeding pen Of the oes.
fowls. In a small house, that Is on
not over 80 feet long. one should w.
boards for the partitions for aDoy
TWO feet from the floor. The r.
may be made of wire or cloth excep.
the roosts Of the dineren'
pens, where the boards should run y
the roof.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

"'" mistakes in Road Max.
ing.
instead Of a great deal Of att.r.,u
oms 'ime, Mud-holes should never he
niieo with large rocks or bouldars.
soos or trash. After the mud rs.
cuSs the holes should he
n,asu WIN the same kind Of ersv"s
Win which the road Il surfaces s
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-04-18

orooks Club, London.
NIL 1t tho better. Lay on the uppe,
shelf OF the stove. and cook thirty
minutes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25

Ladies Long Tan Silk'Gloves
worth 81 and SIPS, Knoll
lenberg Sale price, SOC.
Ladies' Short Black & White
Isle Gloves, regular price
Csc, Knollenberg Sale price
at 19c.
Ladies Leather Purses, Knoll
lenberg price, $3.50 and
$1.o8, our price, &c.
Ladies Leather Purses, 75c
values, Knollenberg Sale
price, 47c.
Ladies White Wash Purses,
worth $1.25 and $3.50,
only 93c.
Ladies White Wash Purses,
worth SOC and 75c, Knoll
lenberg Sale price 39c.
Knollenberg's $1.OO and $3.50
Kabo and American Beau
ty Corsets at this sale, 79c.
SOC values in long hip Cor
sets, Knollenberg Sale price
at 39c.
Bias India Linen Tape in
white and colors, Knollen-
berg Sale price, 7c bolt.
One lot of Darning Cottons
and Worsteds, our sale
price, 6 skeins for SC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25

6Hc Lawns, all colors, Knollenberg
Stock Sale 4hc.
1Oc 27-inch Lawns, all new patterns,
Knollenberg Stock sale SIC.
15c 3l-inch Lawn, light and dark
shades, nc.
Csc Batiste Lawns, Knollenberg
Stock sale 12hc.
One lot of Csc Soisette and Cotton
Poplins, Knollenberg Stock sale
price INC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25

Ladies Short White and Blk.
Silk Gloves, double finger
= tips, at Knollenberg Sale,
39c pair.
Ladies Long Black Silk
Gloves, Knollenberg price
$1.OO, $3.50, $500, our Sale
price 69c & soc.
Ladies Long Black Lisle
Gloves, worth ST and $l.25;
we will close at SOC.
10c, 15c and Csc values in plain white
and all colors finishing braids, I'd.
bolts at &c bolt.
Many styles in Ladies' Neckwear,
Knollenberg's price, &c and soc;
our price 1sc T. sec.
25c quality in Ladies' Fine Embroid-
cred Linen Collars, Knollenberg
Sale price, 15c; 2 for Csc.
Several dozen Fans, Knollenbergs
price 10c and 15c, our sale price Sc.
Hundreds of cards of small fancy
Buttons, worth 1Oc and 15c. Knoll
lenberg's Sale price, cards 15c.
One lot of Jewelry Novelties, worth
Csc to SOC, Sale price at 15c.
15c Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled
during Knollenbergs Stock Sale,
only 1oc.
10c Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled,
while they last, only 7c.
Fancy Pillow Handkerchiefs, 10c quail
ity,, Knollenberg's Sale price, 7c.
One lot fancy Ribbons, 25c and SOC
quality, only 1ec.
Nice harlow Ribbon, worth zoe and
&c, during Knollenberg's Sale, 13c.
Nos 60 and 80 Ribbon, in all colors,
only &c.
Knollenberg's 10c quality in Ribbons,
we will sell at &c per yard
Many bolts of narrower ribbon, Knoll
lenberg's Sale price, Sc per yard.
Silk Pillow Cords in all colors, Knoll
lenbergs price, 25c, our price 19c.
One lot of Curtain Cords, in all col
ors, worth zoe pair, our sale price,
1oc pair.
15-inch ruche lengths, all colors, Knoll
lenberg's sale price, SC ruche.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25

25c Cotton Voiles, plain and fanc|
Sale price 12hc.
1sc Serpentine Crepes, 81 inch|
wide. Knollenberg Stock sale. III
Goeblin's SO inch Silkaline, worI
12Hc, Knollenberg Stock So
price, SIC.
One lot of Curtain Net, worth l5c
Csc yard, Sale price, &c Yd.
zoe Cotton Foulard, % inches wild
all good patterns, Sale price III
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25

A few yard-wide 81 90 Silk Foular
Sale price 7Sc.
27-inch Fancy Silk Foulards, wor
Csc yard, Sale price Csc.
SPECIAL VALUE-3Oc Chiff@
Silks, 81 inches wide, Knolle
berg Stock sale, 15c.
Other bargains in White Goods
loo & 12Kc.
27-inch India Linon, worth 6Lc,
go at sc Yard.
Regular 10c India Linon, Knolle|
berg's Stock sale, &c Yd.
Fine sheer India Linon, worth l5c|
yard, Sale price &c.
One lot of Embroidery and Inse
tions, worth 1Oc and 15c yard, dt
ing this sale to go at 3Kc.
Good l5c and zoe Embroidery in fiI|
Swiss, Sale price &c Yd.
A few Csc Corset Cover Embroider|
Knollenberg's Stock sale, 15c u
One lot of 27-inch Embroider|
worth SOC to SOC, Knollenbe1
Stock Sale, &c I'd.
A few 45-inch Flouncings, wort
Csc, Sale price Sc I'd.
6O-inch Table Linen, worth CSC yd
Sale price, &c Yd.
6Oc Mercerized Table Linen, 68 il
wide, Knollenberg's Stock Sal
price, 39c Yd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-25
Another Lucky Turn Our in Business Career
The GUS KN0LLENBERG STOCK SALE
10 DAYS-At The HOOsier--lO DAYS

GROWING GIRLS NU-BUCK SHOES
and Strap Pumps. Knollenberg price
$3.50; our price, $1.ss a pair.
LADIES' NUBUCK PUMPS, Knollen-
berg price $3.50; our price $1.4s Pr.
LADIES' CANVAS SHOES, Knollen-
berg price $3.50; our price $1.as Pr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28

NICE NEAT. CLEAN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
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National Bank or Virginia.
II L. h m md Va

Monday. July ~. 1912.
70 THE STOCKHOLDERs or THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA:
pursuant to a resolution OF the
BOARD or directors of the National
Bank OF Virginia. adopted this day.
notice Is hereby given that u special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
said bank will be held at its banking
mouse. Ninth ana Main Streets. Rich
mond. Va. THURSDAY, August 20.
1917, AZ IL O'Clock NJ. to consider:
First. y proposition and plan for
the consolidation of the National
Ranl. Of Virginia with the First Ma
tonal Bank OF Richmond, Va hich
has been approved by the board Of
directors OF the national Bank OF
Virginia.
second y plan for tho complete
Liquidation of the assets and affairs
of the National Bank OF virginia
pursuant to sections 500 and 522l
United states Revised Statutes. to
take effect upon such day as may be
nNed by the stockholders.
ton of the board of directors Of the
said bank in the premises nrelImi-
nary to said meeting
Fourth. Any other business eor-
name TO the foregoing matters which
may be brough- to the conslderatlou
OF the said meeting.
y fun meeting of the etoclthoia-
ers. either in person or by proxy. ia
urgently requested.
w. NJ. HARLIsToN.
W. NJ. ADDISON.
caqhIar
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sl7rgllnGo
NOTICE OF MEETING.
st National Bank. richmond, Va

First National Bank. richmond, Va.
Richmond. Va July -, 1917.
% THE STOCKHOLpERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given that by or
der of the board OF directors, a spe-
eial meeting OF the stOckACIoeis OF
the First National Bank OF llIch-
mond. Va, has been called TO be held
at - o'clock noon Oh THURSDAY.
banking Office. No llO4 East Main
Street Richmond Va, for the pur-
pose OF voting upon the conaolida- ion
of the National Bank of Virginia,
Of Richmond Va, with the First VA
tlonal Sank Of Richmond Va. under
the name uf the First National Bank
OF Richmond Va: OF ratifyiig and
approving the action of the board or
directors in tho premises. OF voting
upon the Increase of the capital
stock of the First National Bank OF
Richmond. Va, from $1,000. 300 to
$4,000. 600; the issue OF 1900 addt-
Si00 each. at the price OF $3.50 per
share in cash; the increase OF the
number of directors so that the
board shall consist OF not less than
nine nor more than thirty-two stock
holders; the election or additional
directors; the amendment OF the ar
tic!es of association accordingly. ana
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before the
meeting. OF any adjournment thereof
The stoLk transfer books VIII be
1919, inclusive
BY order OF the board of directors
JOHN VI. MILLER. JR,
Cashier
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l9uglnrss ApporIunlIles

FOR SALE. = DRUG STORE. DOING
iiu- business ou q leading RAIL
road An. two hours ride from I,lch-
,rori, satisfactorily reasons given
III ceiling. ADDRESS DkUGDlsf
care Tunes Dispatch
FOH SALE. is WASHINGTON. y. g..
wholesale whlskry business. located
on business street, established more
Than twenty years. Price. Two taou-
sand dollars C<-.oQOJ. -or paIt!cH-
lama Avenue. y. ", Washington.
d. O.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 20.
oeSinning at 1880 o'clock
his entire household furniture con
PAltLOR-ITandsome Mahogany Dnv-
cnport. upholstered In leather. Leather
Armchair, Leather Conversation Chair
G!it Chair ana Tea Table pair very
handsome imported portieres. Marble
redestai. tnc SaNony Drugset. line
Upright (kingsbury) Piano
RECEPTION Beautiful Iniaid
Hall Set. consisting OF Table. Armchair
ana three reception Chairs. all hand
carved and inlaid Cthis set was inn
ported) saNony Hall Rug. large Brass
J;arulnlere Round Marble Pedestal.
5rass Iablc. Turkish RoclScr. Brass
fedesta Roman Seat. Pictures. etc.
DINING ROOM--fn CHARTERED Oals.
contains very pretty and up-to-date
buitett Round Clawfoot Dining Table
emma case. serving Table and Chairs
administer Drusgets. Curtains and
Draperles Rcfrigerator
klTCHEN-Jewel Gas Range. with
oven on top at end. Linoleum. Table
Chairs. Press etc.
BED ROOM. NO i=Brass Bed Ma
tional Sprins, Telt Mattress. Oak Mir
ror Door Wardrobe. Mahorany Dresa-
ing stand. handsome Mahogany Mir
ror Door Wardrobe Mahogany Table
Mahogany Writing Desk Chairs. Rock
ers oct
BED ROOM No. FURNISHED in
Blue Ennmeled suit. consisting of Bed
Dresser Washstard. Table Chairs and
Rocker; good Carpet
BED ROOM. 40. S-Walnut Dresser.
Washstand and Commode Brass Bed
Spring and Mattress. Boston Cot
Chairs, Table. etc
These goods are all unusually we'll
kept and in nice condition Ladies in
vited TO attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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BY y. w. Bowe 6 Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

FRAME DWELLING 40. 1920 WEST
CLAY STREET WITH LOT 40 FEET
WIDE. AT AUCTION.
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Sunlnlcr looar0ln9

EDGE HILL SUMMER HOME. Open
TO fai and winter boarders. com
Portable rooms. good service: bath
rooms. local and long distance tele-
phone iron anu l.thia water For
rates, apply TO MRS CORA HOFF-
MAN READ. Montvale Va
BOULEVARD Inn. on HAMPTON
Roads. country and seashore com
bined. with city conveniences. SEND
Tor literature TO the MISSES TABB
X. /. y. !. Hampton, Va
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Sltuation5, lorotfsslonal

MISS BOYDEN. a MOST SUCCESSFUL
teacher Of English, French. Latin
and music on piano, desires n situa-
ton. best references Address, stat
ing salary. MISS BOYDEN. Cismont.
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Drlamare Cllater Gap
WATER GAP HOUSE.
The Mountain Inrndisa.

open un;n December /. Extensively i'm
proved. Tho most modern and finest To-
Gated hotel in this region. Cuisine OF tho
hiehest Standard White service. Orchestra
social diversions; cvory out-o,-door amuse-
weni. new. beautiful Palm Court and
cafe. Special september and autumn rates
Booklet and auto maps mailed Sixth sea-
son. JOHN PURDY COPE
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soIifltors anu saIcSnrn

FiRsT-CLASs Statesmen
city ana eide line Eastern Virginia
investigate VIRGINIA AUTOMATIC
PRINTER AND SUPPLY o.. -02 Na-
tipual Rank OF Virginia Building
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tAeul CsInlr oLihnIrn

LIST YOUR EARNS WITH J. ~ con.
NELLY " co. Write postal for nee
essary blanks.
WANTED. TO BUY a lot WEST or
Laurel street. must bo reasonable A.
state location. price aud terms Ad-
dress @ $40. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED MANUFACTURING SITE
on railroad siding Address ~ 10.
cnre Timas- Dlsrat-h
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WANTED. BY YOGNG MAN or
three years banking experience 20
sition In bank In Virginia: am now
with substantial bank but VIII
make change SeptcmDtr -5 Al ref
.rences furnished Address f. FL
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1912.
at l2 O'Clock noe


the following described property:
All that tract or parcel Of land lying
and being In the county of Henrico.
Va, containing 1856 597-1O0o acres. more
or less. and situated about 81. miles
southeast OF the city or Richmond,
about two miles from Fair oaks sta
ton. and adjoins the lands OF George
NJ Savagc's estate and others bein,
tho Same land conveyed 10 the city
Coal Company. Incorporated by T. 4
Parkinson and others BY deed dated
Scptember 8. 1905. This farm has the
right Of way through the adjoining
farm to the public road Most OF the
land IS In woods
TERMS: All cash. or upon terms OF
one third cash and remainder In six
and twelve months title to he retained
until all the purchase money IS paid.
WALTER SYDNOR,
GEO. = EAW.
Receivers.
WALTER SYDNOR.
McvEIGH & GLTNS.
Auctioneera
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Surtlun SalrS, 5iuturr s0aga
Inc Valentine Aucu0n 60.
AuCTiONEERs
- I q. E.aA 81 BROAD ST..

IIAANDSoME LEATHER DAVENPORT.
CHAIRS ROCKERS TNfpopTL,n
PORT HERES. BEAUTIFUL OAK DIN
ING ROOM SUIT. FINE DRUGCiErS,
BltASS BEDS. MAHOGANY DRESS
ING TABLES. MNHOGNNY DESK
Is lNGSBURY PIANO. RED ROOM
FURNITURE. ETC AT AUCTION
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Ri5rrIlaneuus
STORAGE

STORAGE
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, 81
per load. Store your furniture. bug
gies. automobiles. pianos at rOMP-
KlNS. 1921 West BROAD.
SHOE REPAIRING.
loo. REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon Mon shoes half
soicd. Zoe. rotated TO Csc: ladies'
pair sewed. best leather: no nails. no
pegs. Keeling. csc. DREWS ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTOR Tic East
Main. Phone Monroe 1867.
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For SALE CHEAp. ALL llINDs or
second hand mechanical tools: also
trunks ana suit cases. Apply to
ELSNl-R BROS. 1905 East Main
street Pawnbrokers.
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ALEEMARLE

The Leading and most modern nish.clas
hotel ~ moderate rates
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Professional prlp dCyanteo

lAfPORTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDS
colleges. public ana private schools
hupnN.ed with teachers OF all grades
on short notice. without charge.
n.nch"r7 waI;od. TILE VIRGINIA
IN CHEERS BUREAU Rev. r. W.
tridlin. Manager Woodland Heights
Rlchmond. va
1912 GRADUATE IN THE MUSIC DE
partment OF tho Mary Baldwin Semi
mary desires position: seminary or
college preferred. Testimonials ex-
changed Address MISS \. y. H.
Churchvillo. VA.
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3-Iat5 3'pr Nfrt

fOR REST THI,EE-ROOM APART
mont. with bath. "a; The Hanover
Adams street side Apply at cafe.
FOR RENT FLAT OF THREE ROOMS
Street
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NOTICE.

j. WINTERS. LADIES TAILOR
wants to give notice that~his shop
is open to union labor ma he viii
pay the advance price 2o9ih North
Sixth street.
LET ME DECORATE YOUR HOME
this fall. l will paper tho walls and
give you a BACKGROUND fer winter
of domestic bliss. II. b JONES. lOi
East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
Phone Monroe 1896. Prices right.
WANT YOU NOT TO FORGET THE
German picnic Wednesday, August
2S on Bon Air Road. for benefit OF
school. Wagon and autos will meet
you at Forest Hin Park. All that
come arc promised good time Din
ner and supner 21c eaoh.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAiiNkh BROS. jewelers.. 9t2
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
ana REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LACE At STYLES. old gold and sill.
vet tiwaya taken In exchange.
IDEAL VENTILATOR co. PHONE
Monroe 1902.