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Neur. tf.i0 sack. teas soc 10. SOC bottle
pure olive oil. 3se: cans best pineapple.
ftge: fsc minced clans. i0c.
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REAL ESTATE
CHICKEN AND FRUIT FARM
on EASY TERMS

A. Kirkland. close 20 ferry dock.
fine cleared tract with t-roofn
house. bath room. etc chicken
house. wells fine garden. \
good huy at $1,000 part cash
and tis per month. Immediate
possession Take Madison car
and fern to burke A Farrars
offltr in Kirkland. or call iet
Cherry st
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IA LOST AND FOUND

Lost a LADY's COLD WATCH AAT.
urday ith. on Fremont ballard car or
down town district Reward Return
20 Lewis Gears Printing 60 Main 22to
TOFT nErwEEN 81 75TH AND
woodland park grRndHtnnd gold
tocket. with Initials u = - Reward
Phona Ballard 1885
Lost CONFIDENCE ~ WATcttMAK-
ers7 Try aymonH. save money and
trouble Cleaning TOO. nainaprinEs
TIC The Joweler that always sells for
less s05 Pike. next owl Drug CO
TORT-A COiN PURSE CONTAINING
two rings % diamond and a ruby Find
or phone Elliott 37sG Reward.
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I2 BUSINESS CHANGES
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD

sEATTLE DAY NURSERY
802 Broadway and sos Eastlaks nv. cor
Harrison IT children under years
vel taken care y ~ The DAY,
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

EDWARD FrHOFF. ls DOWsF Build
ing. los Second nv CDN4fff.TN Tfyss
FREE eDnrd-ntlai laws husband ard
wife collections bankruptcy Main 500.
RUSSELL q FARRELL. 40 - NIX
General practice. estates. laws. hus-
hand and wife. consultation free n
lott tts
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10 Male HELP WANTED

WHY bu t.uNuQt LILLY Sell. 40
cults fsr fIar because they sell them
up stairs. second floor Joshua Green
nos
NEWS riNE $50 MIR HEtdE SUITS
ttft0 Mems tpstalf Huii shop b"f
dan rfAeis Room zoe sstA rhifd
I Futar CLASS coat hAKEiiH WADE
Go. rsiiyrs - star iield hlds
NATIONAL iiAitHEN coftEpE
v.n,, men ana women 90 learn ths bar.
bsr trade wages paid While learning
Cali ur wfits
ush Grade school - Washington ~
|s1FprSrfn ENb rAHrESrEu itELf.
80 wanted A-1oss The siaf
smoke b. CLEAR HAVANA
et.ar fot &c. brewster 30 Ttrst. Third
and unian
Ka,anaush - 90 Hat liit ttts, a.
coSSH HrrrtAt. ORDER SUIT Hiior--
tpstalrs thats ~h1 - inahs 'nli' 20
order. 90 UNION LABEL. Take ole
vaior washluE'on nds 5es Tif'' az
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20 MALE SITUATION
| roririuN wANrEb tAtE 1850 AID
m9 services would prefer travelling
position seq star
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school % rrisht boz MA star
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houses a specially Quesn Anns liit
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houses = speciality a. frasunahis rates
queen Anr9 sift
HKNDY HsS VIII TAXI SMALL
carpenter af marhinn NUNS Jobs a.
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store. ana other eless.in prop~sti.,
nESRT BHopERicK. nc
1 hsg. ssl-Ss1s ~-,oo~~~0o~ ~S~@@~sN
20 HOUSES-FURNISHED
InooM CurTAoE PARTLY pin
nishsA Queen Anne ifi
f.pOOM Ft'RNfaIfEp corr kuE CALI.
rt8s rhird az. w ne Phone mai.
lard 4set
IpOoM MODERN HOUSE ron REST
| furnished 90 partly furnished ciess -
to car iinss. ssira large yard big
iawn. trees etc VIII rent very reason.
abia 20 responsible party Geo "
webster. stas waiilpsfard az, North
itss
ROOM FCRSisHEp COTTAGE NoD.
~ ~, = !, - :, S,I,S
| 80 HOUSES-UNFUR.
FOR Hr~T -s.HOoM MODERN HOUSE
capitol Hiu rhuue ballard -
FoH HEST- s,HooM HOUSE MOD
srn except heat 40 itis 3t'h az
| ron HEST-5- ROOM HoJsE. NEw
hath ard toilet room. large yard. iAwu
and trees 1tst WsodiaRu az reason
abs rent kef a. at39 Wsoaiavn Az
rnses s,assS 30 ss,s,s Ns1sssJ
81 BOARDERS WANTED
WASTED = TWO YoUNo WOMEN
boarders willing 70 share tho zane
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KIRKLAND POULTRY RANCH

T.age tract % cleared land with
chicken house i2X7b. incubator
and other accessories nico log
cnhin. good store building.
with opening Tor groceries.
plenty 81 neiEhbora 4 snap
at 1850. on easy terms Como
direct TO kirkland, take Madi-
son car and ferry or Trnnia
10 Burke n Farrar's office ON
Kirkland wharf. or call 10i
Cherry 1T.
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NICE VIEW lots

In North End so minutes ride
from Pioneer square. small
house city water. electric
lights. etc Price $3.50: terms
iib cash and tlo per month.
See owner. i0s Cherry ~.
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ACREAGE
SOME or OUR BEST

acre. closer IN than Green Lake, faces
backward. viewi nne District gentle
sior~ toward lake shore
PRICE 800. TERMS
& acres 1914 miles from Seattle one
hour service. iSc fare rich. rsd loan
soil no gravel. Some nns pile. but
fRicE 800 EASY TERMS
acre. miles north % Seattle. near
rvrrcit interurban tc fare, lice good
nns soil Price 800
tl- your property with Us for quick
sale OF rent
AAsEN & SEXTON COMPANY
iio Firs, Az Elliott sl.I.
just WEsT OF city
3 ACRES HAt.F CLEARED
rrfce $500 terms t1b cash ID p"t
month Main county road runs riEh'
through the tract lies level as tonr
4 snap FOR some one
PUGET SOUND Palms CO. Coz ard Az
ACRES NORTH pF CITY
acres south ~ Mukilteo, on Great
Northsrn u n Sound view. good land
Price 1850. 1850 cash.
one acre north ~ city limits heat'le
rrico ii.too. $500 cash
YoTSg a BRpHERG
Phone ballard sia
FIVE ACRES
FOR s. PER MONTH
At Granite Fails. In snohomish county.
acre. good level land some alder
on tEr tract. facing county road Price
$500 90 on terms % 5000 cash and
$500 monthly.
OLE HANSON & co.
,ia NEW YORK BLOCK
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Vacant ar ffupr0esf
BUR Kill 4 MJrTDHD
Main tsif Gotham HldF
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81 BOARDERS WANTED

WASTED = TWO YOUNG WOMEN
boardsrs willing 70 share tho same
room Apply gssk " sofh 81 Take
nailard Hsach car
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a ROOMS-HOUSEKPNG

RENOVATED AND NEWLY FURNISH
ID and unfurnishod housekeeping and
sleeping rooms at very low rates 1910
Western Az
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VIRTUE
Loans Hpuer
Before buying ~ building. see
GRO \ VIRTUE 80 rosfon Hfoek
CITY AND COgETHY LOANS
On improved ~ variant property any
amount so 20 100. iouH or short
time. easy payments M delay Hturts-
sant = 20 ~ Boston ui4ck
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IS FEMALE SITUA. WTD
g Male HELP WANTED

PLAIN SEWING WANTED BY 4 WON
an with ? children. Address $40 Sew
aufh
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moLER BARBER coLLEoE
77a Occidental Az Seattle
Wants Men and Women 10 learn Barber
trade Wages paid while learning
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La. your property with Us for quick
aAla OF INT
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CAIIFORNIA LANDS sab = V RIK.
AZ FARMS & FARM Ids

WRITE TO WOODY SANDS At
Bothen for list Of farms ranches and
acreage
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80 HOUSES-UNFUR.

ROOM FTRSisHEp COTTAGE. 80
err. rent isteo a,is sitih y "
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a. CITY REAL ESTATE

j II GRANT = CO.
Real Estate
loi Central RldE Main bsab.
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80 FURNISHED ROOMS

WANTED ROOMS. srEAM HEATED
free baths Prices tha, cant be beat
Hotel Alexander. ':oo's Ftfsi av
FUHNisHEp Room. HEAT. nor All
cold water 1870 Eighth az. Apt 5ot
ls..lsg,sg ~ ssgssa = s.ss W
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WHY loo ttSuQttHT LILLY SELL "a
cults fsr fIar because they sell them
up stairs second roor Joshua Green
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: acres miles north % Seattle. near
Everett interufban fc fare lee zoo"
fina soil pfir. 1900
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS NEW HousEHoLp SIR
ciaify exclusive territory Dept %.
fiin p Weston. Iowa
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s-pOoM MODERN HOUSE rpH RENT
furnished 81 partly furnished riess -
twa car iinss. stira large yard BIG
fawn. trees etc VIII rent very reason.
ahia 20 responsible party Geo "
webster. Gtas wanirsfard av. North
ttas
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Corner lot. soxso. on whitman: hest
view possible. was offered $500 for
this lot not long ago Make an offer.
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FIVE ACRES
FOR s. PER MONTH

A, Granite Fails In snohomish county.
acre. good level land. some alder
on tEr tract facing county road Price
1900 90. on terms % 5000 cash ana
IS 90 monthly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
WILLIE, VA.

The Berwick School Mt wytheville,
Va. Is n boarding and day school for
girls o. the college preparatory class
Wytheville. on a beautiful plateau
Of The Alleghenies. mountain framed
and 400 feet above the sea, Is one
OF the most charming towns OF the
South. with climate unsurpassed for
healthfulness and pure free-st ons
water II is on the Norfolk and Wes:-
ern Railroad, and so easily accessible
70 all parts OF the South. the Seaboard
and the Middle West
The Berwick School includes in It's
courses kindergarten. primary, acade-
mic and collegiate Its college pre-
paratory course hts pupils for entrance
20 the leading colleges.
Thorough work IS required in all
It's grades and departments Especial
care IS taken in the selection OF teach
ers FOR this school. not only for their
attachments. but for their personal
presence and influence as freedom OF
intercourse between pupils and teach
ors is Of especial value and advantage
in a school OF limited numbers
The Berwick chool Is undenomina-
tonal; pupils attending the church OF
their choice under escort.
Principal, Miss Ellen Gordon Cald-
we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06

The department or graduate studies.
with the degrees OF graduate in a
school, master OF arts, master of sci
ence. doctor of philosophy.
Tho Professional Departments.
The department of law, with the do
gree OF bachelor OF laws
The department OF medicine, with the
degree of doctor of medicine.
The department OF engineering, with
the degrees Of civil engineer. mechani
col engineer. electrical engineer. min
ing engineer. chemical engineer
In many respects the university Is
to-day better able to fulfll the pur.
pose OF It's founder than over before
In It's history This purpose was we'll
expressed by Jefferson himself when
he said:
"A system OF general instruction.
which shall reach every description of
our citizens from tho richest to the
poorest. as 1t was the earliest. so will
II be the latest OF all public concerns
In which I shall permit myself to take
an interest"
One feature should have especial
emphasis The young man who needs
hhancial assistance to pursue studies
at the university will now find many
avenues open to him to obtain the
necessary funds A system OF loans
has been successfully maintained. and
there are numerous scholarships and
fellowships open to young mon of
character and ability. Five or ten now
scholarships. paying $eoo or 5000 a
year zach. have been established nv
Thomas F. Ryan to help young Vir-
g'nians get the benefits OF higher edu.
| cation ut their State university.
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Fort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Something of the rich historic spirit
seems to pour out over Winchester
from Washington's old we'll, out OF
which have just drank n glass of the
purest water with some visiting com
panions. This we'll, log feet deep. was
dug by Washington in the stress of
war and dread as protection from
the Indians in the early troubled times
of the colony. By curious coinci-
dence the old fort after a lapse of
time. became the seat Of another strug
gle as intense and as incorporating.
This time 1t was not with the un-
tutored red men. but with tho untu-
torcd but moro amenable minds OF
youth. For, since 1892. perched upon
the grass-grown bastions of the an
cicnt fort large and commodious
building has stood, n refuge from the
terrors of Ignorance and superstition.
and where the young may draw from
a deep we'll Of learning and pure teach
ings.
The building stands amid tall trees
and luNuriant grassy slopes and flow
ers. and turns Its diEnihed front to
the street that long ago climbed UP
the hill and across n portion Of the
fort. dividing the bastions from one
another. while the broad porches look
out TO south and west over Winches
ter's many trees and smiling gardens.
that cluster around and below tho
crest.
Those visitors from Richmond who
were present at the recent educational
meeting must have enjoyed like my
self the visit to the beautiful little
town. with it's many old-timey build
inSs and prosperous looking, we'll
kept homes and lawns. and tho beau
tiful surrounding country. where the
blue mountains undulnte on the hori-
ION in several directions
But, better than these, and bringing
q deeper satisfaction, was the warm
hospitality OF the hostess for the oc-
casion. the accomplished principal OF
the Seminary of Fort Loudoun. whose
full homelilte feeling. And let me shy,
in that house. this Is not kept for gala
and especial occasions. but all the year
round IL is the normal atmosphere OF
the school. Certainly, the usually dry.
clear air OF Winchester must contribute
TO lightness of spirits. and tho ever
busy hours In this school leave no
time for brooding Inconsistencies or mis-
chicvous pranks. The girls are drawn
not only from all the most substantial
families OF the region about. but also
from distant States. on account OF the
reputation of the Seminary for schol-
arship and the renown of the healthful
climate.
Those in authority take their re-
sponsibilities seriously. and tho girls
from SO many distant homes are given
as much watchful care a Is consonant
With Judicious liberty.
y noticeably happy spirit reiEns
among the pupils and the exhibitions
at commencement-time show that this
has no doubt helped them to produce
the admirable and attractive results
! OF the earnest and well-thought-out
training the girls receive.
VISITOR.
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Roanoke College
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

LOCATION; Situated in tho famous Ron
noke Valley. unsurpassed for heaithful cl!-
mate and grandeur OF surrounding noun
tain scenery.
RANK: A standard American college for
men, lite A. B. degree accepted by best
American universities.
COURSES: Courses for degrees arranged
In groups preparing for lffo and looking to
tho various professions.
FACILITIES; strong faculty OF 10:
library OF $4,000 Volumes: working labora-
tories; eight buildings, including now dormi-
tory system OF fvo sections $50 feet in length
and handsome new Gymnasium.
Roanoke IL devoted to Christian education
for the service of Church and State.
Stxty-frst session begins September IT, For
FREQ catalogue and illustrated circular. ad-
dress j. a. MOREHEAD, President.
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to every twelve This provision In
sures moro individual attention and in
struction than Is possible where, as
Is frequently tho case in schools, there
are twenty. or even twenty-five. boys
to every teacher.
1t can he seon at glance that a
school conducted on the plan outlined
above will necessarily be moro ex-
pcnsive than the ordinary day school,
for. together with the ordinary day
school features. 1t combines some of
tho best features OF boarding school
However. it is hardly too much to say
that Notwithstanding tho necessarily
high cost OF tuition In the country
schools, the latter arc actually the
cheaper In the end, II tho better physi-
cal and moral health OF the pupils is
taken into consideration.
IN The year 1850 the population OF
Richmond as given In the Federal
census, was $500. Tho area included
In the corporate limits of the city ut
that time was Ave and one-half square
miles. In the year 1910 the consus
population of Richmond was 127,62s.
ono the area of the city was-what 1t
is -day-eleven square miles That
area of 100 per cent-an increase
caused by the annexation of Manches-
ter and other outlying territory less
densely populated than Manchester
the average density of population In
the city has remained the same. In
other words. tho density of population
in the territory included in the city
limits Of 1850 has greatly Increased.
To day the population of Richmond on
fair estimate is $4,000, and II ranks
sixth In congestion among the cities
OF the whole country This means that
there is serious lack of open play
ground space for children hero In Rich
mond: In other words. we are con-
fronted to-day with conditions similar
to those In Baltimore In 1897. when
THE Country School for Boys of Balti-
moro City" was established.
To meet the need here OF a school
like the one in Baltimore and the other
large cities of tho North and West, the
Chamberlayno School was started two
years ago. Beginning the first term
with an enrolment OF fifteen pupils,
the increase the second year was 80
per cent, and by the closing day of
the second session (June IL. 1919. the
number OF new boys already enrolled
for the session OF 1e13-1914 was al
most equal to the number then in tho
school. This gratifying increase for
next year--already about 100 per cent
lis sufficient indication of the local
demand for school of this character,
q demand which the hoadmaster OF the
Chamberlayne School is striving to
meet and satisfy.
c. c.. CHAMBBRLAYNB,
Headmaster.
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THE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL IN
aTIrUTE AT PETERSBURG.

TINS school Is supported by the State
OF virginia primarily to prepare teach
ers Tor tho public schools Up to May.
1872 It had sent out 1926 graduates.
S52 OF whom are stili in the State Of
Virginia. and 64s teaching school.
After completing the three years
academic course. students may choose
any one OF the following electives.
teacher training. domestic science. mo-
chanical drawing. business or farming.
In the three years academic course
all are given training In theoretical
and practical farming and sloyd. and
the girls are taught plain sewing and
cooking The entire work of running
tho farm Is done by students, all OF
whom take hand In turn.
Special effort Is made to prepare the
boys and girls for the PRACTICAL duties
OF the farm and homo, as we'll as an
Intelligent interest In the affairs OF
the community In which they NAV
locate.
The attendance OF the past year was
623. with so graduates.
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1776---I9I3
Hanpden-S Sidney College
Hampden-Sidney, Va.

Able faculty. Select student body drawn
from many States. Notable moral and in
tellectual tone. High standards and
thorough work. Extensive campus and
athletic neld. II unit entrance requirement
Degrees conferred: b. A.. B. S.. b. Lit NJ
4. Steam heat. gas. baths and all modern
conyonienoes Expenses moderate. Tho 13sth
session will begin September 10th, 1919 For
catalogue or other information address
HENRY TUCKER GRAHAM D. D., Pros,
p. o. Box A, Hampden- Sidney Virginia
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The e!Ehty-ninth consecutive session
al the University OF Virginia will be-
gin on September II. Courses arc
offered as follows:
The Academic Departments.
The college. with the degrees OF
bachelor OF arts, cultural bachelor Of
science, vocational bachelor of science.
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Sfaunf0n
Military Academy

An Ideal Home School FOR Manly Boys.
$50 boys from 46 States last session.
Largest Private Academy in the United
States. Boys from 10 to % years old pre-
pared for tho Universities. Government
Academies Business.
800 feet above sea-level; healthful cli-
mate; hne water. Parental discipline. Mill
tary training. Gymnasium. swimming pool
and athletic park. Daily drills and exercises
Personal. Individual instruction Standards
and traditions high Academy nfty-three
years old. New barracks, basolutely nre-
proof. Charges. $3.50. Handsome catalogue
freq. Address
CAPTAIN VIM. g. KABLE, Phi. D..
Principal,
6taunton, Virginia
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Powhatan College
For Girls and Young Women

Beautifully situated: overlooks Har-
pers Ferry; two hours from Washing
ton: high standard; work recognized
BY the State; modern equipment; de-
lightful house care. Just the place for
your daughter.
SHE'S THE QUEEN OF THE VALLEY.
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Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
BlRCKeburR, VA,

Degree courses in Agriculture. Horticui-
ture Applied Chemistry. Applied Geology.
Engineering Metallursy and Metallosraphy.
6ixty-four Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
Shops Laboratories and Barns. steam heat
ing and electric lights in dormitories Libr-
airy 1900 volumes. Farm OF Iil0o acres
Two-Year Course In Agriculture and Farm
ers Winter Course.
Total cost of session OF nine months, In
Guiding tuition and other fees. board. wash
Ing. uniforms. medical attendance. ETC.,
&21lso. Cost to Virginia students 32t4eo
Write for catalogue.
PAUL b. BARNIN0ER, NJ. D., IL. d.,
President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06

Under same management. but sepa-
rate. Is Jefferson Business College.
Strong work: civil service reouiro~
ments For full information address
College Box. Charles Town, Jefferson
County, w Va