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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-24
EREoTs WIRELESS STATION.
Danvillo Amateur Receives Messages From


Danville. Va. February 28-The FIRST wire
less telegraph station to DC erected in this
city is now In the course OF construction
at the residence of Randolph Slaughter. who
lives on Randolph Avenue. near West Main,
Mr.. Slaughter is purely amateur opera
tor. and Ia putting UP this station on the
roof OF his homo for experimental purposes
While messages can now be received over
the apparatus. material for better service
has been ordered. and when this arrives.
the station. which will be furnished with
current from the city's wires. will be strong
enough to receive messages from quite a
distance. When asked whether he had re-
ceived any message yet: Mr.. Slaughter re-
piled that he had received two calls. and
That he thought that they either came from
Norfolk or from other point on the
bay. He said that he thought when his
station was completed. that II would be
strong enough to receive messages from
points ns far away Washington.
1t is understood that there arc other
operators in this city who have become In
terested in wireless telegraphy and that
an effort is going to be made TO have the
authorities In charge OF the Y. NJ. G. A
to grant permission to have a station placed
upon the roof or that building.
Thcre are other wireless stations In the
city, but they are OF such little strength
mat MESSAGES can only he sent as far as
across the city. IL that far. Mr.. SlauChter's
station - the only one that has been erected
so lar as to send or receive messages from
great distances "
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Bueiness Qpportun itifs

FOR SALE, IN THE HISTORIC VAL
ley, Of Virginia. Hotels 'Holtzman
and Gcary": three story brick struc-
lures; opposite Main Street. Wood
stock. Va. with furnishings; only
hotels In town. county seat, doing
heat. eiectric lights. moSDta f 1 siean
baths. toilets. barber shop. sample
rooms. two livery stables: one leased
for S240 annually, doing thriving
business; one acre ground each; the
proht of Hotel "lIoltzman" purchased
Hotel "Geary"; best reason for sell
ing; rare opportunity: price reason
able; terms easy: cuts and particu-
lars furnlshed. possession to suit
purchaser. j. n. DAVIS & co
Woodstock. Va
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission Full par
ttculars mailed for &c postage Adj
Gainesville, Ga
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EXTENSION OF OPTIONS.
Public Service Corporation May Carry out
lis Plans.

Lexington. Va. February 23,-News comes
from the region just below Goshen that
John W Bell who secured the options on
lapds on Big and Little Calf Pasture Rivers
for tho Public Service Corporation. Is Sc
curing an extension OF those options, which
Will soon expire.
Tho Public Service Corporation. 1t will no
recalled secured these options six months
ago with the view OF having a storage basin
Tor an electric power plant In Goshen Pass
Litigation then followed with the Goshen
Power Company. over question of wateI
rights The decision OF Judge Holt of the
circuit Court of Rockbridge. some weeks
ago In favor Of tho Goshen Power Company.
was thought 10 have eliminated the Public
service Corporation as factor In mower
ucNciopment In Goshen Pass. Tho view was
expressed that no appeal would be taken
ny them to the higher court and that the
would let options on the storage site OK
pire. But the action OF Mr.. Bell MS their
agent shows they have such purpose In
renewing options they are necessarily in
curing some expense "
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WANT TO SEE HAIR CUTTING.
virginia Relatives Of Noted Kansas Dem,
Graf In.iin Hin, as, Ii.II .'

49, Graf Invite Him Visit
winchester Va February 23-Edward F
Boxweii. the Kansas Democrat who is to
nave his long suit OF hair cut In Wash
inston immediately after the oath OF ofIice
is administered 10 Woodrow Wilson on
March =: In compliance with n vow made
when j. Bryan wa, FIRST defeated for
me presidency that he would not be shorn
OF his locks until after the seating of ~
democratic President is son OF Virginia
parents ara he has large number OF
mmeics. hunts FIRST cousins aud other fam.
~ cohhections In Winchester and Frcdc.
rick ana Clarke Counties In a letter rc
t , from him n few days ago by reia i.
uNes mere Mr.. Bowel states that he viii,
VISIT the home place OF his parents whiie
IN me East Efforts arc being made TO in
duce MIN TO come 10 Winchester before tho
mar cutting contractor begins work on tho
,oSal temporal from Kansas. and shouid
he accept the numerous Invitations cxionInd
ny WINCHESTER knsmen. there will be a
Iounu OF dinner parties and family rcunion
among INC Bowel clan. MIR. Bowel is
a''u - i , cousin OF Stephen u. Mcdonald
wei -knoNn hotel manager OF this riiv
ana the latter has arranged to attend iSe
nalr cutting In Washington and also ~
assist his nov noted relatives i'm celchrat,n
me great Democratic victory in Washinr
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DIR. uAMMErvr IN CHARGE.
BECOMES Resident Physician nj Noun.
thin View SnnntOrium.

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.
Chtawba. Va. February 23.-Dr. Lee
J. tiammett. the newly elected resi-
dent physician at Mountain View Saua-
t9riun. has entered upon his duties at
anis institution DR.; Ilammctt Is u
Erhduate from the Jefferson Medical
Coiege. Philadelphia. and has served
n the Orthonedic. Hospital. PhiladeI-
phia; under the famous DR., $. Weir
Mitchell, and also in the Allechcny
General Hospital. of Pittsburgh. be-
sides having had a years experience at
Or. Irudeau's Adirondack Cottage San
atorium. Or. Iiammett is we'll known
10 the profession in Richmond
me fact that Mountain View Snna-
forum has always made speciality OF
accompanying the Catawba State
Shnatorium waiting list. makes the
place a valuable adjunct to the orr
SaniAed tuberculosis work In Virginia,
and practically insurcs prompt treat,
ment FOR those who are in need of il.
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In execution of certain tccd OF
trust 10 the undersigned trustees dated
January II, 1911. recorded in Deed
Gerry Court. default having seen mado
IN INC debt secured. and being required
SO to do by the beneficiary we shnIi
sell by public auction, on the premises
MONDAY. FEBRUARY "A. 1913,
at o'clock NJ,
the real estate described in said decd.
IL being the lot OF land, with the I'M
proNements thereon. on the north side
OF Main street, beginning 81 feet
Robinson Street. or at tho intersection
of the, said north line OF Main Street
with the line passing through tho mid
die or the party wall dividing the prop
erty hereby conveyed from that adj
west :, Main MAI, Street; thence running
north side OF Main Street 81 feet 4
inches. and extending back north
wnrdlY from said front between tho
said middle line and limo parallel
IN common 20 feet wide. and bavinr
tncreon the two-story modern eight
room brick dwelling, known us No. 2GUS
west Main street. This property Is
located I'm rapidly growing neighbour
hood. has excellent street car facilities.
is so we'll located that IL will make,
either a desirable dwelling or good
rental proposition. Those Interested
N sucn property are urged to attend
the sale promptly ut the hour named
TERMS: Cash
Q. II. FUNSTEN.
WALLACE r. BROWN,
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
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Boarding
Rooms Epr Rfnt

LARGE. LIGHT ROOM. coMPLETELY
furnished for housekeeping lOi
West Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED. CLEAN ROOMS:
bath, heat; gentlemen. THE ROA-
NOkE, Iii North Eighth.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. us East Mar
shall
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS For
light housekeeping. also rooms for
couple or young men. Use of bath
North Eourth
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Gcg0I j2otire

Commonwealth of Virginia,
Department of the state Corporation
Commission
city Of Richmond. February 10. 1913.
AUTHORIZING; OLD
DOMINION TRUST COMPANY. IN
CORPORATED, to commence bust
ness.--Gt appearing from tho inves-
legation Of Old Dominion Trust
= Company lncornoratcd, made through
the chief bank examiner. that All the
provisions OF law have been complied
with, and that The, necessary amount
of capital stock has actually been
paid in: therefore. IL Is ordered by
tho commission that certificate he.
and is. hereby granted. authorizing
the said Corporation to commence
the business OF receiving deposits
STATE CORPORATION COMMITS
SION.
Tcste;
T. C. STRACHAN.
Assistant Clerk.
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Short Nelos Stories From All Ouer Virginia
PLAN TRIP no GETTYSBURG.
Members of AlleEhany Camp VIII Atten

10'i'"eFs oI aKieEHdHH Ndtup VIII Attend
Reunion.
Clifton Forge, Va. February 23-The reg
No. lis. Confederate Veterans. was held
Friday morning In tho City Hall Com
mandcr w. M. Swoope. of Lick Run pro
sided. The chief matter to be taken up By
the camp was in making arrangements for
the camp to attend tho reunion OF tho Blue
and Gray. which will he held ut Gcttys-
burg July l. and OF this year. These
dates are the iftieth anniversary OF that
memorable battle. which took place at Get
tysburg and which proved to be the turn
Ing point In the Civil War.
In many parts OF the South tho authori-
ties in counties. cities and towns are going
to pay the expenses OF all veterans ablo
to make tho trip and who arc without the
necessary funds. The old soldiers here
abouts are In a position to bear their own
expenses IL any are not they should be
assisted.
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rANTHER HUNT FuTIlE.
Two E"is With Homemade Whistles Alarm
NcighborhOod.

NciEhborhoOd.
Saitviilc. va. February %. The resident.
o. nc valley near Saitvillc. known as
Iumbl1nE Creek. became very much alarmed
over the appearance OF II panther in their
neishoorhood, and after number of I'M
successtui attempts to capture the intru-
DER. they called upon the chief OF hunters.
j. X Perfater. who obtained tho assist
ance OF the noted hunter. Patrick Henry
OF ONO These two departed for the scene
armed with heavy guns and plenty TO cat
After reaching tho scene OF tho animal.
operations they learned that the slIppossd
panther was merely two small boys most ed
on opposite hills with whistles made from
tants very much relieved Now the iokc is
who caught the panthcr?" -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-24

FOR SALE-FEw VERY CHOICE
seats near the Presidents reviewing
stand for Inauguration. LOUIS
KELLEY. Zoo II street. Northwest.
Washington, d. c.
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leouItrp, leets ann Ktpe -stork

IIACE BEEN APPoTNTED TRUSTEE
TO sell one of the best English bred
ANY one wanting a bargain will do
Wen TO communicate with me He
weighs 100 pounds. seven years old
kind and gentle, work I'm any har.
ness. Reason for selling. people in
this section prefer To breed to scrubs
Tor SO rather than SIP for the best
colts ever seen. VIII sell on good
paper. T.. q. POOL. Trustee. Vir-
gilina. Va.
GENUINE SHETLAND PONIES GALL.
FARM City address. Al South
Laurel Street
WfCkOFF SINGLE COMB AND
white leghorn eggs. 15c per ~ $3.50
per 100: bred 10 lay. Address j. O.
HAWTHORNE, Wnllvillc Va
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IMPLICATED IN nopnEn,ps.
One White Man md -Four Negroes Ar
rested nj nrrryyilIc
lSpecial 70 INC TiMes Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Berryville, Va. February a3.-After
two weeks search by Detective Smith
and Sergeant Fellner. five arrests were
mado here on Saturday, all implicated
IN several robbefics which have oc-
The heaviest loser was r. F.. Brown.
merchant. whose house was entered
through a bed room window by a lad :
der and 5000 and a. valuable watch
were stolen.
Til ose arrested were Jim KEENAN,,
white: George Young, Charles Cooper
T.. Dixon and young woman named
Rood, colored.
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CONSENT VERDICT ARRANGED.
Iiaincs * Bishop Awarded s5,30G5O
Against W. ID. Mcneil.
ISncrini nm Thc rimn"Hnisnnt

TSDcVIH! 20 TIC IlIncS- DlSpat Itch. !
Fayetteville. y. C.. February ia
Consent verdict. whereby IIaincs &
Bishop. of New York. receive Judgment
of S',3o6,5 against w. -. McNcill. was
arranged by attorneys in the case at /,
night, after Judge Ferguson had earlier
set aside the judgment of $4,000 The
Judge had instructed the jury to give
plaintiffs s5.396.5o. yet it awarded only
half that amount. Beth Haincs Il
Bishop and MCNEIL finally appealed
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Rpttre9
NOTICE.

Mr., JOHN II. sMif.i'H. OF THE
Richmond vehiclo Construction Com
pany, and Mr.. f. +. Moore. OF the
consolidation of the two firms under
the name OF tho SM!TH-MOORE
VEHICLE COM ANY.. Business
the plant of tho above mentiOned
firm. ala North Fifth Street a con-
speotfully requested.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
know that JAIINKE BROS, Jewel
crs. ol2 East Main Street. buy, sell
AMONDS IN THE LATEST
STYLES. Old gold and silver
alWnYa tnknn I'm a1Chunna =
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TEACHER AND CITIZEN FIGHT.
' i.tsrSi 10 ItnE,i. sau .Nulh

isttIcu 10 hoy.
stephens City. Va. February 23-Thcre
was great deal of excitement on the streets
few nights ago. when Prof James Meek
principal OF the local school. and Mr.. \. w.
Doggett: wolf known citizen, came to
gether In pugI!lstic fashion.
The trouble grew out OF Prof. Meek fog
cling MIR. Doggctts son. Aubry Dosgctt.
who Is said to have become somewhat bell
iigercnt and unruly during school hours.
Mt DogBctt took the matter up with
Prof Meek which resulted In lively list
light on the street. Friends. however, parted
the men before much damage was done.
ana the matter was taken to the magis-
uates court. y hearing is to BIO held In
Il day or two.
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SHOE REPAIRING

loo REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mons shoes half
co!cd, csc. robatcd TO CSC: ladies'
hal f-solcs. Toe. rcbated 10 SOC Every
pair sowed, best leather: no nails. no
pegs. ilecllng. 25c. DREW'S ELl3C-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, 7l6 East
Main. Phone Monroe 2G67.
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AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE
firm. controlling some OF the best
suburban real estate around Rich
mond, must secure AN energetic,
widc-awake man; TO the right per
son who can sell real estate himself
and handle subagents. a fine contract
can be offered. CITY AND SUBUR
BAN SALES CO. INC. 1l3-7l4 AIu-
tual Building
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRITERs OF ALL MAKES
and models sold. rented and skilfully
repaired. ReIhingtons, Undcrwoods,
DIVERS. Smith Premiers, Bar Locks.
and L.. G. Smith Bros. Ma chimes
rented from S. to 81 for three months
tirst rent paid applied on purchase.
EN CHA - q Il. COS East MUM Street.
Phone Madison 1886.
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s0piiritor5 ann 5alesmfn

SALESMAN WANTED GOOD sPE.
cialty salesman to sell the famous
Mansf1eld's magic line of stock and
poultry remedies to dealers only, in
Virginia and Maryland. Expenses
and commission, or straight com
mission contract. Permanent posi-
ton 70 right man. Applicants must
expect close investigation of record
and references. Apply, giving record
and references, 80 as to not waste
time IN correspondence SALES
MANAGER. Magic Food Company.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED
Experienced in selling reneroi iinc
Of lithosraphng, printing and sta
tionery We want to Increase trade
Kentucky and Ohio STANbARID
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING co
Huntington. w. Va. -
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FOR SALE, THE VERY LATEST
styles In business and pleasure bug
fies. our prices arc the lowest in the
city. terms most reasonable: we also
have on hand several top buggies
that we arc going To sell cheap 4.
MEl Frs SONS. 731 East Cary
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Dissolution Rotiees.

Richmond. Va. February II. 1913.
existing between the four undersign-
cd partners. undor tho name OF
STAAiPER, RAGLAND & COMPANY.
for the conduct OF Il general business
as civil engineers and contractors.
has been this day dissolved by min
tual consent, the undersigned E. r.
ID. Myers, Jr.. having bought out the
interest OF the other three partners
In the business. assets and good
will The undersigned e. r. ID.
Myers. r.. will continue to conduct
the said business at tho present Of
flee. Room 1000, First National Bank
Building, Richmond. Va, under the
old firm name Of Stamper. Ragland
& Company.
The Undersigned. e. 7. d. Myers,
.Jr., has also assumed all liabilities
OF the said partnership, and ali per-
sons having claims against il will
please present them to him, and all
persona indebted 20 the said concern
will please mako settlement with
him.
II. w. STANIPER, JR..
r. ". STAMPER,
r. S. RAGLAND,
Il. IT. D. MYERS, JR.
Referring to the. above, MFR. r. S.
Ragland will hereafter BIO actively
associated with the business of the
new concern. t-i.t,. ..--r',-.
u. s. RAGLAND,
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ELAN e FUNSTEN.
Auctionoers.

SPE CIAI4 ANNOUNCEMENTS TITO
those who would not desire to pay ali
mentioned property in cash we will
state that no difficulty should he cY-
nerlenced in making loan through
the auctionecrs. or other parties for
approximately two-thirds tho amount
AT which tho property sells and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the prop.
erty above described
q. IT, FUNSTEN
WALLACE +. BROWN.
Trustees
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NOTICE.

FOR SALE, DRUG. SODA AND CON
lcctioncry. have for sale, pri-
vately, well equipped drug store.
and sundries. handsome cherry fjN
lures. modern fountain. in best bus
mess section OF the coming city OF
tirGinia' For information, apply to
Trustec. Ncwpnrt News Va
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Eosr anu jfpunn

LOST. SILVER MESH BAG. coNTAIN-
ing about $50. between Mutual Build;
ing and post office, or in Capitol
Square. Liberal reward II returned
TO 81. E. CHISHOLM. 30I East Main
Street
STRAYED, SATURDAY MORNING.
male pointer; liver -colored head. with
large spot on body; chain collar. with
name OF s. w. Robinson. Reward.
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situations, professional

4 TEACHER OF LARGE EXPERfT-
once. loves children. earnestly wishes
position as teacher, mothers helper
or companions; references from pa
irons; pleasant home the dcsidera-
tum: TEACHER. care Postmaster.
RaDhiue Va
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Inauguration Rooms For Rent.

INAUGURATION WEEK. $3.50. Rrcff1-
~ furnished fiHe-room apartments:
two bedrooms; The New Woodward
Excellent colored women in charge;
very best references required. Adj
dress 3o5, THE. WOODWARD. Wash
5ngton. .. G.
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Greater RichmonGs Greatest News
Bsst, paper.
Uhr Gtmfs EsA%p Dispafrh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL Els.
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA,
AND ONE OF THE BEST IN
AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

Daily. one cont per word whom paid
IN advance. No ad. taken for less than
ten cents.
Ono and onc-haif cents word all
elassifications except Situation Wanted
lof Sunday. Situation Wanted, one
cent a word. No ad. Sunday taken for
less than fifteen cents
No ads. taken for less than twenty
J,s cents whom phOned In or charged
III the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
Consultations not guaranteed after
o,3O p. NJ.
For business contracts. send for tho
Want Ai. Man. PkOnc Monroe 1.
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Zeal Gstatr llIanten

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
and rent with WHITE & COMPANY
3u6 American National Bank Build
ing Phone Monroe 3l5S.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j A
CON - ELY & co. Write postal
for necessary blanks.
VIRGINIA FARM WANTED. gi.e de-
.crlption. price. location aud terms
II. s. KIRK, No. 42l Fourth Avenue
PittSburYh Pa '
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FLATS For kent

TWO FLATS FOR RENT VERY -REAsc
enable to desirable parties. Madison
1867.
room furnished apartment Kitchen
and bath, in desirable apartment
house and location, $45 per month
L.h20a cara Time s- Di sna OH, -. -.
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PisrfIIalrpus

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
WE PACK AND SHIP FURNITURE,
and china and wedding presents with
care. Signed JACOB UAILAUF, 1925
West Broad Street. Phone Madison
32g2
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pfIp llanten @ale

WANTED. ron g. s. ARMY.
ages OF Is and IS; citizens OF United
States. of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak read and
nation. apply To RECRUITING OF
F1CER. s20 East Broad. Richmond.
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WANTED, INEXPERIENCED FURNI-
turc collector: good pay and advance
ment. Must furnish references ana
bond. Address Box 391. lynchburg,
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laeIp, aeaIe ami .afrn,aIr

Observation-Disclosures GOVERNMENT
parcel post Jobs; $50 week. Write
for list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 339B. Rochester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-24

WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade, few weeks required: steady
positions for competent graduates.
wonderful demand for BARRIERS FREQ
catalogue. RICHMOND BARBER
COLLEGE. Richmond. Va.
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IManreu

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED SET OF BAR FIXTURES
at once. Address Il. o. Box 200
South Richmond.
WANTED, OLD IRON. BRASS. COP
PET bones. rags. machinery, etc
SOUTIIERN WRECKINC; IL METAL.
co, INC.
WANTED. a MAN WITH SAWAIIII.
outht TO cut four million feet OF lum-
Der IN Brunswick County. GREGG
EZELJ. EGell. Va.
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agents 1Nanteo

'.Cs.S<-s2 ~ ,>->--~>--- ~~~
AGENTS, BIG SELLER: DEMON
strate and every housewife a Gus
toner; big profits, FREQ sample Box
435, Peoria. Ill.
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aurtion SaIes future Daps
BY Richeson 6 Crutchheld.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
FRAME DWELLING. NO. 1l20 RROoN
ROAD. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUC-
TION. ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY rs. 1913.
at . o'clock u. NJ.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

This property Is convenient to Rich
mond and tlenrico Electric Railway
ing contains seven rooms. lot fronts
thirty-tive $3.50 feet. Here is n chance
to secure comfortable home or profit-
able investment.
TERMS: One -fourth cash: balance
six. twelve and eighteen months. de-
ferrcd payments to be evidenced by
negotiable notes. with interest added
and all secured by trust deed ON tho
property.
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personals

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut UGGHES'S. 203 North Third
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aurtion SALES Gbis Day
BY Elan e Funston
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 26Os
WEST MAIN STREET. WITH LOT
FRONTING ~ FEET INCHES ny
119 FEET INCHES, TO AN ALLEY
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ReaI Gstate for Hen,

FOR RENT. GENERAL CONFECTIoN-
cry store. including all fixtures nee
essary 70 do business; good location,
Times Dispa tch