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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
RALEIGH

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. y. c.. July 5.-Mrs. Charles Leo
Smith was hostess Thursday for the Blooms
bury Chapter. Daughters OF the Revolution
this being the annual meeting Of tho So
ciety Mrs. Paul II. Lee gave a most inter
esting report Of tho annual meeting OF the
general ss society last May in Philadelphia
showed new diapers formed at Hillsboro
Windsor and Elm City. tho names OF the
Nash. The Roanoke and The Elsinore. The
bloomsbury Chapter discussed especially
the Halifax Resolves tablet TO be placed in
the rotunda OF the Statehouse along with
the tablet already there TO the Meckienpurs
Resolves. The society named special COM
mittee TO press the work Of providing caro-
for the Revolutionary burying- grounds
cares OF the society.
Friends here received with much interest
announcements OF the marriage of Wiley
Mobly Dudley. OF Georgetown. Ky. at tho
latter place; They VIII be at home In Tar
intcndent OF the Edgecombe County Schools
Is University Of North Carolina man. class
OF 1907 and was distinguished in both athle-
ties and in his class work.
Mrs. Margaret Busbee Shipp has gone for
an extended southern trip that Includes
Rico San Juan. Trinidad Jamaica
Venezuela and Panama.
at Central Methodist Church Monday. Ern-
, est Edwards. OF Greensboro. and Miss Sal
j. II. McCrackin. They will make their
home in Greensboro. where Mr.. Edwards is
III business he DrlCe Is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John Adams. of this city
Mrs. Elias Carr Is In Washington CITY tho
guest OF w. J. Carr. who has a government
position there.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage OF Miss Emma Moore Jones and Du-
rant Waite Robertson. the ceremony to take
place In the First Baptist Church here July
-. They will Je ut home III Washington
d. c.. after August l. Miss Jones has for a
number Of years been assistant librarian for
Meredith College.
Miss Elizabeth johnson. Miss susannah
Busbee. Miss Kathrine Sherwood. Graham
Anthony John Harvey and John Hackney
have gone to Blowing Rock to attend n
house party given by Mrs. Schenck
a dinner and dance given at the
Raleigh Country Club Friday night as a
sort OF Fourth OF July celebration There
was special music and 100 moro partici-
pants.
DR.. Charles Maserve and Mrs Maserve
have gone to Maine for the summer. Miss
Susan Masorve went along. but will leave
them for a stay in Massachusetts
Miss Eugenia Clark. daughter of Chief
Justice Walter Clark OF the Supreme Court
has gone to Washington, n. C.. to visit Miss
@s:.nie Nicholson
Mrs. w. A. McGehee, OF Atlanta is hero
for a visit to her daughter. Mrs. John c. Nc
Donald
j. s. Pickett, formerly of tho state De-
pa.@ment Of Agriculture. now director OF
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the Green County (Mo.) Bureau OF Agricul-
ture Is spending a few days here with his
pride, who was Miss Eula Callahan. OF
Springfield. Mo. Mr.. Pickett is native OF
inns state. and was assistant director
OF test farms having left Raleigh last April
TOT his new post In Missouri.
MISS Ruby Penny gave house party at
her nome In Garner this county the past
week. the guests being Miss Ada Shearan
ROCKY Mount: Mills Lilly Smith Elberton
Ga. and Miss Betty Adams. of Four Oaks
MIS- L. IL. Smith. Miss Una Allen Smith
ana little Miss Ray Mckinney. OF Neuse
TINS county. have returned from a trip to
The Land OF the Sky" including Asheville
b!ack Mountain. Lake Toxaway. Ridge Crest
Henoersonville and Horse Shoe.
Mrs W. II. Bagiey has returned from
washington. where she was a guest in the
nome OF Hon. Josephus Daniels, Secretary OF
the Navy.
Miss Dixie Leach is spending a few days
III flttSDoro, the guest OF Mrs. Ben Nooe.
Mrs Lester Butler and son. Lester. Jr..
nave como to Durham to Join Mr.. Butler
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Clearance Sale of
Women's
Undermuslins

Slipover Gowns. about 90 dozen,
several patterns worth s1.25 and
s1.39; your pick from the lot for
soc.
Another lot of Slipover Gowns,
worth s1.00, for 60c.
A lot OF Muslin, Nainsook and
Cambria Drawers. medium and
circular styles. lace and embroid-
cry trimmed, soc and Csc ones;
your pick from the lot, soc.
A lot Narrow Underskirts, lace
and embroidery trimmed, some
scalloped edge ones, with double
panel front; worth 1925 and
$3.50; choice of this lot, csc.
a lot of Corset Covers, several
styles to select from, sizes "a to
A; instead OF 25c and 35c, your
choice 10c.
A lot of $500 and $500 Gowns
and Skirts that are slightly soiled
from display; choice. $2.4S.
A lot Of Drawers, soc grade,
medium width; some extra size
ones among the lot, plain tucked
and embroidery trimmed, for $50.
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lVOR
Especial to The Times.pispa,ch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
lvor. Va. July 5.-Mrs. NJ w. Norman Of
North Carolina. who has been visiting Mrs
g. T. harden. has returned home.
Rev. J. l.. King. of Windsor was a visitor
In town Monday.
Miss Alice Burgess. OF Farmville is visit
Ing her mother Mrs. NJ. Burgess.
Richard Taylor and his sister. Anna. havo
returned from a visit TO Emporia.
Miss Annie May Boswick. OF Norfolk was
guest OF Mrs. c. {. Briggs recently.
Ing relatives In Norfolk. has returned homo
+. +. Pulley was In town recently
Miss Matte Drewry. of Wakefield, who has
been visiting her brother. w. II. Drewry has
returned home.
Mrs. Mary Skinner is visiting relative.
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FREEZING
Tspecial to Tn. Ttm.s-n,sn,,o,,

ISFUCIHI 10 7 ne |IIIneS- DISpatch.1
Freeing Va, July 5.-Charles r. Uibbitts
OF Darwin Is visiting Mt William w. Bev-
erly's
Mrs William McFnll q visitor at
Donkey. In Wise County. during tho week
Master Fitz =. Beverly is visiting his sis
ter, Augusta 3. Beverly. OF Jewel KY
William Hibbitts of Darwin is visitin q
at John +. Trivitt's
Daniel NJ. McFai OF osborns Gap. is visit
Ing friends In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Munccy Ison visiting tn
latters parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Vanoyer
William NJ. Beverly. of Georges Fork is
visiting relatives AT Freezing.
Jerome Mullins. OF Dwale, Is yisItinr
friends In town
Mrs. Myrtle Mullins is visiting friends hero
this week.
Leonard N Stewards. of Osborns Gap. is In
town. "
Ocinvus McFaii. OF Bolccamp. Is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William McFan
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FREDERICKS HALL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Fredericks Hall Va. July miss Waddy
cisco.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson is attending the sum
mcr school Mt Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. liillyer have returned home
AFTER spending several days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. 7. c. Garrett and Mrs. Rennet spent
last Monday In Richmond.
Frank Vaughan. who has been engaged In
railroad work In New York. Is at homo for
few days.
X. N. Harris left last week for Peck w
Va. where he will visit relatives.
j. " Hardenbergh was a Richmond visitor
last week.
Miss Harriet Herrick is spending tho sum-
mcr months in Europe.
Miss Margaret Spicer is visiting relatives
I'm Norfolk.
delightful dance was given last Thursday
night at the Masonic Hall. Al tho conclu-
sion OF the dance refreshments were served.
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
Bristol. Va. July 5-Colonel James NJ
Barker has returned home after spending
month at n popular health resort In New
York state. lie visited Niagara Falls on tho
way HOME
Miss Ruth Mcclellan has as hor guests
Misses Dorothy Breeze and Katherine Moore
OF Franklin, Tenn. The three young women
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WEST POINT
Especial to Tho TImns.D

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
West Point. July 6.-Thc clans began TO
gather early In the week for the celebration
or the Fourth OF July and had the glorious
day never come II would not have been miss
cd. The young people with many ways of
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Gnh

The balance of our entire
stock of Colorcd Linen
Crashes and Suiting Linens,
formerly sold at soc and
75c, have been placed on the
counter for 3ec and soc.
These are all as inches
wide; specially low at above
prices. Another inducement
is that they are now just the
goods for this hot weather.
Checked Linen Lawn, all
white and 36 inches wide,
delightful for this season,
aoc yard from 29c.
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Wonderful Waist Values
For Mondou's SELLING

Wolfe and Cross Barred Muslin Waists fat
pointed collar. some finished with narrow runes &
Royal make. at Observation-Disclosures. .
Excellent values in wolfe and batise, low and q
high necks, pin tucked with Val. laces; special .
Wolfe Waists tucked front and back with cross
tucked vest collar and cuffs finished with Val lace; &
"PONi"i
French Wolfe Waists, yoke front and back. with
pin tucks finished with Val. lace edge, at !
Wolfe Waists. with colored vest and collar SIS 90 q
values Observation-Disclosures. .
One lot HighCass Waists, Dutch necks values 4
$500 to $1,000, at $2.9S and. !
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Summer Dress
Fabrics
Attractiuely Priced

This lot consists of Fancy and
Solid Crepes. 40-inch VoIles, In
stripes and figures. and other sum
mer materials that sold up to 25c
yard.
10c Summer Fabrics, 12Xc.
This lot consists Of Fancy Voiles,
Figured and Solid Crepes, Printed
Flaxons, Colored Striped Tissues
and Flowered Organizes, and are
values that sold up to 19c yard.
27-inch Ratine, 25c.
We are showing a big line of
27-inch Ratine and new cloth, in
all Of the new solid shades, stripes
and mixed effects.
30-inch Silk Ratine,. 5Sc yard.
Have just received another
shipment Of this popular material,
In all Of the new and staple shades.
Silk Finish Poplin. 25c yard.
This is the best Poplin on the
market for the price. and has
beautiful silk finish; shown In
every new and wanted shade.
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Phoenix Guaranteed Silk
Hosiery for Men

Four pairs for ........ $500
Warranted to wear three months or re-
placed with new ones.
Holeproof Hosiery for men, six pairs
Guaranteed to wear Six months or new
ones free
Wonder Hose, four pairs for 80. 81 90
Guaranteed to wear four months
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Cool Linen Suits
Greatly Reduced. Now is the Time


Odd sizes in Colored Linen Suits to close out d.s
at .....:.... Observation-Disclosures. D.
1898 Linen Suits, in all shades, ns
49, Ve
SS4S Linen Suits, In and colors, nf
$1,000 Linen and Ratina Suits a.
nv" ''.-..'' ~
$500 Ratna and Linen Suits az
$4,000 Ratne Suits. in all shades, o.,
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AS OTHERS SEE us.
SOUTH HAS CHANCE

The Middle West Is looking to the
South for guidance and for healthy
suggestion Tho Indianapolis News
says:
"A newspaper dispatch from New
YORK announced recently that immirra-
tion was rapidly approaching the record
nsures recorded In 1907. when the num-
her passing through the Ellis Island
quarters was the greatest in the his
tory or the country. In tho quarter
inspected. m increase of nearly $4,000
over the number inspected during the
corresponding period of 1912 If this
continues. the years immigration fig
ures may break all records and with
the breaking will come a renewed real
Zation that the immigration problem in
mis- country is something more than
paper problem. Is the United States so
situated as to receive these constantly
increasing additions to the population"
is there danger that immigration. un-
less checked. will fall to be assimi-
lated?
To the first question an affirmative
answer could be given. But not to the
second. The United States was founded
as place of refuge for the oppressed.
There is no desire to draw the lines
closer as to immigrants who seek to
escape persecution. But a strong SEN
timent favors control of immigration
SO as to exercise more discrimination at
the ports of entry. geographically and
socially we are capable OF caring for
great numbers of people. But there
must be better distribution TO lessen
the congestion that we see in every
factory city, where thousands Of for
eiSn-born men and women are en-
ployed"
The Manufacturers Record. in re-
cent issue telling of the prosperous
condition of the South and of it's ex-
ceilent future. offers suggestion. The
South is undeveloped. 1t contains
5000. 100000 worth of hydro electric
properties. Its cotton and grain and
tobacco fields are of enormous value.
It's coal and iron deposits have only
been scratched But-and here is the
suggestion for immigration-the South
contains thousands OF square miles of
land, unimproved. but which contain
the promise of agricultural develop
ment. The one big need in the United
states is food production and food dis
tribution. We need more farmers and
truck gardeners and cattle. sheep and
hog growers. We need more workers
In the thinly populated rural districts
and fewer in the textile and steel mills
the factories and the stores. We ought
to revise our immigration laws so as
to make entrance more of surety Of
citizenship. And after tho future cit
liens have been admitted they ought to
he guided so that they will have the
best opportunity to develop and be OF
benefit to their adopted country
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect September 80. 1912
Leave Byrd street Station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 900 a. NJ. 500 p. NJ, '4:io
p. M
FOR LYNCHRURG AND THE WEST:
% rs a. NJ. 1850 4. NJ. $500 p. NJ 1890 p. M,
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'll:45 A.
NJ. '6:ss P. NJ. 80 T. NJ. From the West:
eco A. NJ. ao:io =. NJ. bI 40 p. M, '6 :o5 p.
NJ, 900 =. NJ
.Datly. aDaily ex. Sunday bsundsy only.
v. B. BENILL. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
W. SAUNDERS G. P A. Roanoke. Va.
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RaiIroaus
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

NRHNDR CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
E Trains Leave Richmond.
~ B-Following schedule nsnres published
~ Information and not suerantsed;
1e;H a. N.-EKpress. 500 p. M.-Expresn
With Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for Al.
1Snt& and Birmingham. 1la5 P. M.-Expresa
Week Day.: 500 p. M.--Iocal.
YORK RIVER LINE.
ESQ p. M.--Daily-Connectins for Bait.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. $500 A M
Ex. sun. and 2:i6 p. M.--Mon.. Wed. and
EY1day-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
Prom the South: $50 A. NJ. and $50 A. N.
500 r. n. sos p. n. daily: 1fS5 Rx: SUM-
From Yves, Point: ESQ A. 81. daily; II rs A
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri: %::s Z. NJ. Ex. Sun.
s. l.. BURG ESS. D. p. A..
qo7 f. Main ST. Phone Madison III
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester Seventh and Perry
Streets, for PetersburE:
IS :, g. 90 TO- II. 'i2 A. NJ. /. :. .S 6
s'b;$S. %. :. $40 p NJ.
100 p. 81. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street for Manchester:
tt:lS s:ss. '.7:l5, '7:sb, s:35 s:s5 .lo:ss 1l:as
s7:s5. s:Ss ss5. 1910, Ii 40 P. NJ.
fDe.ly-ES Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
'sLimtted-EXcept Sunday and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond
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Richmond and chesapeakc IA, Railway

Scheduie OF Electric Trains effective May
&c, 1919: Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets, b'e:o5 A. NJ. T:lo A. NJ bs:i0
u. esn 4. NJ, ''1o:le A. NJ, n:1o A NJ, 1910
P. n. $40 p ~ $40 ?. NJ b4:1o p. NJ, 500
1o:1t r. N, IL 10 P. VI. Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple Streets: 1855 A. NJ. o7 90 (
NJ. 100 A M. oa 20 A. M. 10 100 A. NJ s'Il 90
A b. D:oo NJ, 'r:oo p. NJ. 200 p NJ. so,
p. M 400 P. NJ. b5:oo p NJ. 500 p NJ 100
p. NJ. $500 p. NJ, bs 90 p NJ, II 90 p NJ
Daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
bCarr1es baggage.
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inc Stock
Of Select
Groceries
AT AUCTION.

At the direction Of Mr.. NJ. A. Almond.
who is going out Of business. we will
sell. at his store, No. 73l West Mar
shall Street
TOMORROW. MONDAY, APRIL Il.
beginning at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
a fine stock OF select groceries, con-
ssting Of about barrels Flour in
sacks. Green Teas. Coffee. Lard. Mack
erel, Canned Corn, Tomatoes. Aspara
gus. String Beans. Butterbeans, Succo-
fash, Pineapple. Peaches. Soups. Beets.
etc; Bottled Pickles. Olives, Mustards,
PRESERVES; Rumford's. Davis and other
taking Powders. Octagon, Ivory and
Sweetheart Soaps, Washing Powders,
.ye, Bluing, Cocoa, Cocoanuts, Raisins.
Gelatinc. Cakes. Candies. Smoking and
Chewing, Tobacco. Matches. Salt, White
Beans, Hutterbeans. etc
All of this stock is strictly freeb
and high grade goods
Also the following fixtures: one pair
OF new Platform Scales, one Showers
Cll rank, large Ice Box. Swinging
Hcales' Meat Block etc
Sale positive
T1E VALENTINE Auction c,o
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1:s9 A.-Local-Daiy-New News
s:lb Acknowledgements E1. Sun.
Thu:Tnond.
ts:oc A~Express-Dai ly-Norfok. Old Point
T1e;oo A-Locai-Dai!y-Lc Lex, c.
Forge
Point.
..I6 p -ENptess-Daily-Cin.. I'ville
1i:oo -ENpress-Daily-Nor.. Old Point
200 Local-Daily-S. News. Old Point
e:!5 P-Local-E Sun.-Gordonsvilie
s:ib P-Local-EN. Sun.-LynchburK
CIV P.-Linliteo-Daiy-C Chicago
" ;Ge P.-Express-Daiy-C Louisville
"SIeepers: tParlor Cars
TRAlNS- ARRIVE RlCHMOND-Iocal
rom East: .b:i5 a NJ, $40 =. II Through
Prom East 1880 A. NJ. 2:o6 =. NJ e:3o p. 81
Local from West: $50 4. RI ..s:t6 A. 81
ana I'D NJ. Through: $50 A M. II SO A.
n. ano $3.50 =. NJ -
James River Line: .'S e A. NJ. 7.lo p NJ
''Daty except Sunday
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sEABoARD AIR LINE

Southoound trains scheduled to l.sr. Rich.
mono daily: 500 A. M.-Local 20 NorIina
LOO P. M.-Slcepers and coaches Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville 7.,i
=. M.-Limited. 1855 a. M.-Sleepers and
coaShes. Jacksonville. 1l:25 p. M.-Sleeper.
hno eSkches. Atlanta. Birmingham Mem
IN Richmond daily: 7:4o A. NJ. $40 A. M.
pi6S - M. 6:O5 T. ~ $40 P NJ Local
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Our Eighth Annual Special Sale
auftfon SaI.s future Days
BY Pollard &; Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


STREET. on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS. LOT so BY
1f6 FEET TO AN ALLEY.
In execution OF deed OF trust. dated
February 10. 1912. and recorded in
the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. p Il. elb-C. page 226. default
having been made in the payment of a
portion of the debt therein secured.
and having been requested so TO do by
the holder OF said debt. Will sell by
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL L. 1918,
AZ o'clock p Nj,
the aforementioned very valuable
property. The dwellings, are brick. and
have eight or ten rooms each.
This sale is made subject to the fol-
lowing deeds OF trust: deed on Nos
el5 and III to secure the payment OF
$4,000. due October !, 1914, with inter
est on same payable quarterly; also
deed of trust on No. 2i3 for $1,000. due
November 20. 1913, with interest on
same payable quarterly. The party
purchasing this property will pay in
terest on these mortgages from tho
date of sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale, Any taxes that may be duo and
the sum OF $4,000: the residue at ono
and two years. the credit payments to
be evidenced by notes. with interest
added. and secured by deed OF trust on
the property.
SOL. CUTCHINs.
trustee.
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) brls. slate; bag tools. ID. O Thoma
Norfolk. Va; bag G. seed. no marx %
brl cider. j. f. Aiahoney. Norfolk
va: ] hdl. h; trimmings. Miller Law.
vey blair & Co, Richmond. Va hdl
adv, matter. no marks; l crt. table, no
mnlks; 20 bags cs; cake. J. w Barnes
michmond. Va; bx. envelopes. no
Co. ST Louis. Mo-: l bdl clothing. no
marks; l bdl bags Charles Walker
5Dmporia, Va; bdi. pipe Q g. drums
richmond. Va; Ia brI. phos.. bri
ale. T. 70. Whitehead, SufYolk. Va
keg p ph,os' Amos Lassiter Suffolk Va:
Is bril-: Burr Mfg. Co. Richmond. Va
Tx. drugs. cabt. medic; 2 cs ex
tracts, ] can oil; 8 pls. food, r. II.
ooneoi.thesters-yas1s b-keBsAciden-N fors
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NOTICE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company
AUCTION SALE
Of Unclaimed and Refused
Freight

Richmond. Va. April 3. 1919.
By direction Of the Freight Ciain
Agent. notice is hereby given that the
iollowins listed freight Will be sold
a public auction. for freight and other
Gharges, at the Atlantic Coast Line
Freight Warehouse. Richmond. Va, on
TUESDAY, MAY d, 1873.
Goods sold without guarantee Of
quantity, quality or value
-, sale VIII commence 10 o'clock A. NJ
j. a. HuSkE. Route Agent.
q. Z. i" X. K. Co. Fnyctteviile, y. C.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the Sou

The Standard Railroad Of the South.
EFFECTIVE APRIL g. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:lb A. NJ. and e:m
For Dr. Norfolk 70 800 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ, 4:,o p.
For n. & w. Ry West: e;l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A
Ii, p. NJ. s;2 p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1856 a NJ. e:l5 A. NJ,
Sis A. NJ. e:oa A. NJ, $3.50 A. M. $500 P. NJ.
HAS p. NJ.
For Goldsborc and Fayetteville: .4:s p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS A. NJ,
1o:Is A. Nj. $50 A NJ 1887 A M.
s'lo.t5 A. 0i, 40 A. NJ. '2:1o M, ssl:N
+. M, sos p. Nj. 6:S5 p. NJ, $500 p. M, 500
p. NJ, 1880 p. NJ.
Except Sunday. 'Sunday only.
limo of arrival and departure and connec.
G g. CAMPBELL d. p A.. sss Main ST
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Secretary James H. Warburton. of
INC Industrial Club of Salisbury esti-
mates IN ms annual report that during
The past year S1,675,9OO were invested
IN building and other improvements in
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ACCOMMODATION TRAlHs-WEEKDAYs
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 p. II. for rreterieksbsrs
Leave Elba Sta. 80 A H.. 30 p. r. for Ashland
arrive Elba Sta. $50 A.A..6.i2 N. from Ashland
sDaiiy. Weekdays. 7Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Strset Station
Itep at Eiba. Time arrivals and departures
aot guaranteed. Read the aigns.
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BY request OF the owner. we will sell
at public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is,
AT $50 r. NJ,
the above we'll located medium sized
dwellings. containing six rooms each,
besides pantry. bathroom. closets. etc.
They are continuously occupied by good
fronts about SO feet by 100 feet to an
alley in rear.
The convenient location OF these
houses, nearness to Broad Street and
business centres churches. schools. etc.
make them very attractive TO the rent
ing public. and will make a good pay
ing investment with permanent and
regular returns. as we'll as comfort
able homes. In genteel and accessible
neigh borhood.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance
one. two and three years. 6 per cent
interest secured by deed Of trust.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
AuctiOneprS
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The establishing OF another bank In
Stonerille is now assured. as the de-
sired amount of stock has been sub
scribed. II will start with $4,000 paid
In capital stock. B. r Stone. a wide
awake and hustling real estate agent
Will be the president. while c. r. Joyce.
OF Mayodan, will be the cashier
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Richmond, ETederickSb'g & Potomac R.R.
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