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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
WOULD LIKE TO
SEE HIM STAY THERE

Minneapolis Journal: He is here.
We announce the presence Of Mr..
Moose Werden. premier jumps of the
Northern league staff, who will exhibit
daily. or 30 long as MI. Burmeister
thinks it wise. at Nicollet Wonder
land, which is some wonderland when
they get to playing those 1917 games.
Mr.. Werden has been sequestered in
the upper brush eve since the season
opened, and on returning to the city
remarked upon the many changes and
the great gains in population and
metropolitan effect since his departure
almost six weeks ago.
Mr.. Werden still possesses that
same infallibility on calling balls and
strikes, inc has UP to date, he says.
eve missed a base decision in his
life.
Despite a glowing blush OF sun ar
nish and a few stray wheat straws
scattered through his cranial verdure,
Mr.. Werden looks Just the same, as
ever and reports himself as busily en-
gagged in getting ready for his serious
work in life-the rabbit hunting-aft.
er the first snowfall. Umpiring IL jus,
a sort Of frolic with Mr.. Werden, and
he hates to take the money for such
pleasant vacation work. but does II
merely for the sake Of keeping the
league in good humor.
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FOUR NORTHERN
CLUBS SUCCEED

St. Paul. June 14.-Winnipeg,
Grand Forks, Duluth and Superior
have made money so far. according to
reports made to President John Bur-
meister Of the Northern league.
Mr.. Burmeister said today:
The league is on a fl%ourishing basis
right now. Four of the clubs assure
me they are quite a bit ahead on the
season and Mike Cantillion is more
han holding his w in Minneapolis.
The situation in st. Paul will pick up
as soon as the little Saints get on a
better basis and they are improving
every day."
President Burmeister signed a new
umpire today, Jack Landry Of Superb
or who worked in the Central Interna-
who was signed last week, is getting
away we'll. He has worked at Mime
apolis and is now at Virginia. where
he is giving satisfaction.
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RACE CARD
MADE AT HILLSBORO

Hillsboro. N. D.. June 14.-The race
committee completed the program Of
races and have assurances of a large
string of horses being here for the
The program follows:
Wednesday. June 26.
$3.50 pace or 2:15 trot-purse 5000.
2:13 pace or. 2:08 trot-purse $3.50.
Thursday. June 26.
1922 pace or 2:17 -trot-purse $500.
2:18 pace or 2:13 trot-purse $3.50.
Friday, June ~.
1925 pace or $3.50 trot-purse 5000.
2:09 pace or 2:04 trot-purse $3.50.
Saturday. June 20.
2:40 trot or pace. (liInited to Trail
county horses:)
special-purse $500.
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GOES
;. TO CLUB

Jake Thielman. who was with the
Winnipeg club in the Northern league
the Langdon club in the Cavalier
county league. and is twirling good
ball. In his first game with the Lang
don club, when he appeared against
Clyde he struck out q goodly num-
Der of batsmen, twirling shutout ball,
the only runs being scored by r
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ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results.
st. Paul, 8; Columbus, 8.
Milwaukee, 2; Toledo, Z.
Kansas City, z; indianapolis, 5.
Minneapolis, 2; Louisville, 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 6; Washington 4.
Cleveland. 1; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit. 2; New York, 4.
st. Louis, g.; Boston,. z.
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Kansas City 300 010 30o-7 8
indianapolis 1920 200 O10-5 10

Batteries: Kansas City, Powell and
kritchell: Indianapolis, Merz, Deciding
and Clarke.
Summary: Two base hits, Gessler,
Clarke; home run. Galloway; sacri-
flee hits. Barbeau, Downey. Kritchell,
Powell. Galloway: hits. off Merz, 4 in
1-3 inning. off Reading, 3 in z 2-3 in
nings: Harrington, none in one in
ming; struck out, by Powell 8, Red
ding 8, Harrington /; bases on balls,
off Merz 1. Redding 2, Powell z; dou-
Bile plays, Downs to Crandall to Metz;
stolen bases, Barbeau 2; hit by pitcher,
kritchell by Redding; wild pitch,
Powell; left on bases. Kansas City s.,
Indianapolis 1.
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.TY COBB BIDS FAIR
TO COP SWATSM|Th'S
CROWN THIS SEASON

Admirers Of Tyrus Raymond Cobb
have a right to be proud of the record
amassed by the Georgia Peach during
the first month of the present cam
paign. Participating in t~wenty-four
games. of which his team won eleven.
in one Of these it should be emem-
bered h a he was an added starter
and got a chance to bat only once,
which opportunity he improved by
polling a sacrifice fly.
The gunners who slipped ciphers in
to the S%outhern's hasehit column were
Ray Heating and Ray Fisher Of the
lively, Harry White and Bill LANCE of
the White Sox on May 4. and Tom
Hughes and Tom Drohan Of the Sem
ators on May 16.
In the score Of contests in which
Cobb hit safely. he obtained 80 singles.
three doubles and three triplets, his
batting average from April 20 to May
three hits Ave times this season. two
hits eight times and one hit seven
times. His best record in the way Of
consecutive clouting came in the
games Of May 10 and 20 with the
Athletics. when he got six hits in the
same number of trips to the plate.
Tyrus Raymond. who seems bent on
carl y1Q6 VI Lie O"ILAAA6 HOuOTS IOT IHe
third time, has put the finishing
touches to fourteen of the Tigers tai
lies, sending in seven on clean hits.
four on aerial sacrifice and three on
infield outs. He is not the Tigers
leading batter in runs az yet. for Bob
by Veach, who has played in ten more
contests, has driven in four more
counters. On the percentage basis,
however, Cobb outranks Veach as a
timely fhumper..
Few Whiis.
Cobb faced thirty American league
pitchers from April 20 to May 28, In
elusive and only four men succeeded
In tanning him. Russell Of the White
6ox. whitfield Tyrus on May 3; Ray
Keatlngg of the Highlanders struck
hilmsoutstwice on Maya7 ,(that day the
Dtxle Demon complained his eyes
sbothored him. Buck O'Brien Of the
Rcd sox clatmed ~ az q strike-out
victlm.l6n May 10 and twelve days lat
Nrs walter LeverenS ofsthe Browns set
5AfmssAoWn via the strike out line.
C&6b he's drawn seventeen passes In
;t~SteHEY-fOus games and has been uc-
ceoafuts1n twelve out Of sixteen steals
ahoshMsaaoayed. The mon who turned
him hack when he tried to steal were
Ho0kysaE Warrington, twice: Cafrtgan
~ 8cetonss once. and IApp Of phiJa-
aeaDhiaSs1sA .@
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Shakespeare told you how men ac-
quire fame. and 1t may be added that
a woman occasionally attracts unusual
attention by dressing better than her
daughter.
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Nrillers win One.

Louisville, June 14.-Minneapolis
defeated Louisville yesterday in the
first game of the series. 2 to 8. Pat
all stages while his team mates took
an early lead off label. a new Louis
Vile recruit: Ellis, a youngster from
the Western league performed vel.
during his stay on the slab. Osborne's
batting was a feature. The same
teams play a double-header today.
The score by innings:
Louisville .....100 40 O00-3 8 1
Minneapolis 1920 $50 OOO-7 10 q
Batteries: Louisville, label, Ellis
and Clemens; Minneapolis, Patterson
and Owens.
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Philadelphia. Takes SECOND.

ST. LOUIS. June 14.-Brennan was
invincible in all but the final inning
Yesterday. while Harmon was hit when
hits meant runs. Philadelphia winning
the second game of the series from st.
Louis by a score of 5 to 2. The To-
calls defeat yesterday afternoon, to-
gether with Boston's victory over Gin
cinnati, sends the home team into
seventh place in the league standing.
Philadelphia. Tailed its first runs in
the third inning, when three singles,
a sacrifice and another single netted
vath's single in the next inning count
ed one more for the leaders. In the
ninth inning Magee tripled ad after
two were out on second on a triple
by Doolan.
st. Louis could not bunch hits off
Brennan until the ninth inning, when
three singles and an out gave them
two runs. The three other hits were
singles made. one in each the third.
fifth and sixth innings.
Outfelder Magee Of the local team
hurt his side during the workout be-
fore the game and was out Of the
game. In the second inning Gathers.
playing right field for st. Louis. after
catching Cravath's long fly crashed in
to the fence. fracturing hi sleft arm.
He probably will be out of the game
for several days. Evans took his
place.
score by innings: R. H. e.
st. Louis 1000 900 oo2-2 10 /
Batteries: Brennan and Doom:
Harmon and Mclean.
Summary: Two base hits. Maeee.
Konetchy: three bas hits. Lobert. Ma
gee. Doolan: sacrifice hits. Paskert:
stolen base. Lobert; double PLAYS. Hig-
gins. Konetchv to O'Leary. Doolan.
Dolan and Luderus, Mowry. Higgins to
left on bases. at. Louis &. Philadelphia
8: base on balls of Harmon 2: struck
out. by Harmon .. by Brennan 4.
Reds Drop Another.
Cincinnati. June 14.-Boston bv
punching hits when they counted
most. won the second game Of the re-
ries from Cincinnati yesterday by the
score Of 6 to 4. Boston started scor-
tanned four runs. knocking Ames out
of the box. They made three hits in
this inning. two OF them being home
runs bv Myers and Mann. Packard
succeeded Ames ard pitched fairly
good ball. holding Boston to two runs
and v hits.
Purdue allowed four runs and eight
hits. all being rscattered. excent in
the fourth and seventh innings. Myers
carried of the batting honohs. making
three hits. intending a home -nr.
posto oe oy 'nn, n oos ooo-s 10 + !
Cincinnati .... 900 III 100 8 0
Batteries: purdue and Whaling:
Ames. Packard and Clark.
Summary: Two base hits. 6roh.
Rescher. Titus; three base hit, Marian
Vile: home run, Myers. Mann: hit. of
Ames 3 in 2-3 inning. OF Packard I
in SIS; sacrifice ~. Almedia. Mar
sans: stolen EsAes. Maranviile. Myers.
Marsans: double play, .BerEhammer.
9roh to Hoblitxeli: left on bases. hos
ton Z. Cincinnati 6: hrst base on halls.
OF Purdue 3. on Ames :. on Packard
3: struck ont. ~ Purdue .. by Pack.
ard Z
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You may think 1t some up-to-date
slang to refer to a young girl as a
chicken. but old Webster's unabridged
beat you to it quite awhile.
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AMER. ISOLATION
C|TY WINS
GAME IN SEVENTH
Breaks Tie With Indianapo.
lis-Millers Defeat the
Louisville Team.

Indianapolis, June 14.-Kansas City
broke a four to four tie in the seventh
inning yesterday when an infield hit,
a walk, an erro, a sacrifice and two
singles scored three runs and Won
from indianapolis Z to s. The visitors
tied the score in the fifth when Bar
beau singled, stole second, went to
third On an out and stole home. Gal
loway's home run in the second with
Crandall on base, was the longest hit
ever made on the local grounds. The
score by innings:
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Il q. u theory that the room
should wear the bridal veil: he feels
20 blame much like hiding he should
havA = chanes.
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81 I ~ IS 5
L.. xBatted for LeClaire in Ninth.
81 8 ~ IS .
st. Paul .......0 90 0 OIL o Of
Grand Forks. % 0 O 2 3 O Ok

Summary: Two base bits, Holly,
Dietrich; stolen bases. Thomas, 3;
double plays, Glockner to Doyle; base
on balls, off Morse 2. LeClaire 8; hit
out by LeClaire, 2, by Morse .; sacri-
flee hits. Dietrich 2, Morse: left on
bases, st. Paul 4, Grand Forks: 8.
Time of game 1885,. umpire Werden.,
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Mn0RHUAn,

The White sox Will leave tonigh,
for Moorhead, where tomorrow they
Will play the fast team Of that city.
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Batteries: Columbus. McQuillan
and Smith; st. Paul, Walker and

james.
Summary: Stolen bases. w. Hinch.
man. Miller: sacrifice hits, Perring;
sacrifice flies, Perring, w. Hinchman;
two base hits, Benzon, w. Hinchman,
Girber: three base hits. Benson, w.
Hinchman. Hemphill: home runs, Mil
Ter. Riggert; double plays. H. Hinch.
man to Scott to Aubrey: bases on balls,
off McQuiilan l, off Walker 3: struck
out. by McQuillan 8, by Walker s; lef,
ON bases, Columbus 8, st. Paul 6.
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Two base hits. Ryan, Barry. Three
base hits. Walsh 2. Hits. off Mitchell
8 in 8 innings, off Kahler 2 in 4 in
nings. none out in the thirteenth.
Double play. Barry to Schang. Left
on bases. Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 6.
First base on balls, off Mitchell 1, off
Bender 1. First base on errors, Cleve-
land 1, Philadelphia 1. Struck out, by
Mitchell 6, by Kahler /. Bender 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8: Pittsburgh. Q.
Boston. 6; Cincinnati. 4.
Brooklyn, g; Chicago, Z.
Philadelphia. 5; st. Louis. 2.
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Toledo is Defeated.

Toledo, June 14.-Playing agrees
sively all the way Toledo defeated
Milwaukee for the first time this sea-
son on its home grounds. Dougherty
being pounded for ten hits and seven
runs The Milwaukee team lost Z t.
g. Every man in the Toledo line.
up secured at least hit. Kirke's
home run in the fifth was the first
Of the year here. and vas likewise one
of the longest hits made inside of the
park. travelling to the wall in center
field. The score by innings:
r. H. E.
Toledo ........oo1 81 1o.-7 10 0
Milwaukee ....100 900 O1O-2 + 2
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Out-sluraed Saints.

Columbus. June 14.-Half the six
teen hits made in yesterdays Column
bus-St. Paul game were long ones. The
home team did the most of the slug
ging and won in the fourth when Mil
Ter followed Manager Hinchman's
triple with a homer over the right
field fence. Hinchman stole home in
the sixth. President Dreyfuss Of the
Pittsburg National club was a spec
tator. The score by innings:
Columbus .....200 202 1877 9 2
st. Paul ......100 100 010-3 Z. 2
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Batteries: Toledo. collamore and
Dovogt; Milwaukee, Dougherty AND
Hughes.
Summary: Two base hits. c. Jones,
Stump, T. Jones: home run, Kirke:
stolen bases. Gardner, Bronkie; sac-
riice hits, collamore, Bronkie, Black
burne. Hughes: base on balls, O Col
lamore 3, off Dougherty 8; struck out,
by Collamore 2. by Dougherty 1: dou-
BILE play, Gardner to Stump: left on
bases. Toledo 4, Milwaukee Z.
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Another Thirteen.Innine Game

Score: r. H. E.
Phila .....10O 900 900 900 ID Z
Batteries: Mitchell, Kahler and
Carisch; Bender and Schang.
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL,

essh Si a the
al %
a to the % e
6es mfe fer a wH
-bspatoh o
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SPECIALS.

SiX-room steam heated modern home.
stuart Avenue. $4,000.
Eiyht-room modern hot water heat
ed home, corner Floyd Avenue. s5.-
Eight-room modern home, Davis Ave-
nue., Si,750.
SiXroom steam heated kensinEton
Avenue. $4,000. and other good
homes.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS BARGAINS
q ACRES, -FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
good water; price $1,000; cash $500,
balance $40 per month. rhirty-siX
acres. fvc-room house; fifteen acres
cleared. balance in wood; price $4,000;
half cash, balance TO suit. Three lots,
siX-room house, $500; half cash ball
ance to suit. Three lots, new six
room house. all papered; price S1.650;
half cash, balance easy.
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GROVE ANENuE-oWNER Will
SELi- ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT
FOR Sl,250: BUILT Oh RED BRICK:
Has SEVEN NICE ROOMS, La
mtoBE HEAT, COMBINATION FIN
TURES AND is DETACHED. HAN-
INC FRONTAGE OF TWENTY
EIGHT ll:ET FOR FURTHER IN
TIMES DISPATCH
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1SeaI Gstate For SaIf

HOMES AND INVESTMENTS BY GEO
G. POINDENTER x co, PHI Mutual
Building.
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LOT. Slxlio OAK RIDGE, ON SEMI
nary Avenue. sl3.T5 per foot. easy
city this annexation. Buy nov Al IL
dress Il -. carc Timos- Disnat ch
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LIBBY HILL HOME, BRICK DIV ELI,-
ing of rooms: large pantry and
bath; hot and cold water; 3 porches;
line lot, 80 by 1875; fine shade; stable
and garage; III Il few doors of park;
magnificent View from front and rear.
Price, $4,000. Is. II. HAMILTON s,
90. Eleventh and Hull SIrcefa
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INVESTMENTS p
tenement frame dwellings of three.
ana 1our rooms each. renting TO good
white tenants. in onc-half square
OF Perry street car line. Rental.
$3.50. Price. $1,000.
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TWO DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ings OF five rooms each. renting for
80 each. Price. $1,000.
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FOR SALE, Lot 25x23 FEET. IN WEST
r;nn on 2o.ioot public alley. east OF
I.oDlhsoh street. and between Grove
anu fioyu Avenues. Suitable for
garage. Price. 1915. Address l. I4o.
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TWENTY ACRES, NEW FIVE-ROOM
DWELLING: large orchard and shady
yard; near car line and railroad sta
zion, seven miles from Richmond:
$3.50. NJ. c. MANN d CO., 9I5 Hull
Street. Phone Madison L6S7
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ACRE HANOVER TRUCK FARM,
twelve miles from city. one mile from
new electric line. Only $3.50.
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bURREY-NEWLY UPHOLSTERED IN
tan Bedford cord; two seats; pole for
two horses; used four summers; orig
inal cost $3.50
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155-ACRE FARM, GOOD IMPROVE
mcnts twelve miles from Richmond,
one mile from railroad depot. Only
$4,000: easy terms.
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FRAME STORE. RENTING FOR sig
per month. Price, $1,000. b. r.
HAMILTON Il CO. Eleventh and
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FOR SALE. ONE NICE BUILDING
lot on Floyd Avenue, between Deep
if sold in ten days. Address OWNER.
j III, care Times Dispatch.
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/ oO-ACRE FARM. ALI. NECESSARY
buildings. sixteen miles from Rich
mond. one and one-half miles from
railroad depot. Only $l.50O.
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LOT 55xlio, BATTERY COIjETs
water. sewerage, gas. electric lights.
Bidewallts aud shade trees ReautIfui
nome site and splendid Investment
ADDRESS y 80. care Times Dispatch.
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TIE ABOVE BARGAINS ARE ONLY
few. that we have; houses to rent
see III: w. HARRIS, Stop 81. p o.
Box 1886, who will show the above
at any time. CASSELMAN & CO.
lelS East Main Street, Richmond
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NEW THREE-RooM HOUSE, PORCH
full length; one acre good land, at
car stop, seven miles from Richmond
Only $500.
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FOR SALE, SMALL FURNITURE
business. in Richmond. fine location;
new stock. If sold by May l viii
take about onc-third less than fac
tory cost price; $1,000 cash required
ADDRESS MANAGER. II 90, caro-
Times DiSDatch
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ONE 25-FOOT LOT ON Dark AVE-
nue. At Cleveland street $45 Der
foot. III 81, care 'rimcs-Dispntch.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, SIX LOTS IN MON
iiincnt Heights, four FitZhugh
Avenue ana two on Franklin Street
adjoining Monument Park: also nice
hvc-room dwelling, with six lots in
Highland Springs. three squares from
car line. Address Il. care Carrier 3S,
Fulton HILL city.
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Wo EIGHT ROOM, MODERN HOMES
on onkwo9d Avenue, one detached:
nI;o o arranged for two FAM
iitS, VIII make good home or pond
investment; only $3.50 you
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FOR SALE, MONUMENT AVENUE
corner j am determined to sell as
am compelled to raise some money.
Address OWNER. X 253, care Times
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ii a r n E S $ = DOUBLE. NICKEL
mounted, for light vehicle: used four
summers; original cost 500
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lM,RooM HOME ON CHURCH HILL,
near ChimboraZo Park. one.haIc
squaDc from car line: only s1'goo
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FLY SCREENS.

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS.
adjustable: stay in and keep flies
out. Screen doors and screen wire
SsLARtkE' Hardware, 1916 Main
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FOR SALE, BOULEVARD CORNER,
west side. between Main Street aud
lakewood at low price. Adj
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'eiiECIAl, BARGAIN FOR 4 FEW
GGaSs; slN room frame house. on char.
IN street; rents $40 per wear: i
GOOD Investment; price $1,000: in
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II a RNESS - DOUBLE NICKEL
mounted; suitable for heavy carriage:
used for two winters; original cost
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-BAGBY CO, INC.
100 North Eighth Street.

WE HAVE GOOD LOTS ON WEST
hampton Avenue, the Boulevard and
Wrights Park, under market value
for quick sale. Two nice houses.
West Grace, good purchase.
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VELVET BEAN SEED.-BUY DIRECT
from the grower: S2.25 per bushel
T. %: b: At Lakeland; r. .. order or
bank draft should ACCOMPANY order
ID. NJ. GRAVES, Lakeland, Fla.
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NICE HANOVER AVENUE. uo,,U
modern in every particuIur. NE ", VI - -;
make a nice home or n good inv"stl
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l-IvERY-DARK GREEN SUIT COAT
trousers and silk hat with rubber
cover); original cost $40.
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NICE SUBURBAN HOME. TwEI.vE
rooms. seven miles from RicIinond
new house, twelve acres: This is :.
nasb nome only $1,000. one-third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

IF YOU WANT TO GET IN ON THE
ground floor for nice lots in Monu-
nent Avenue Park, see us early.
Our statesmen have sold over five
thousand dollars worth of these lots
in n few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

West End. near Broad and Main car
line Must be seen to be appreciated.
Owner will accept vacant lot on
Boulevard or on avenue north of
FLOYD as first payment. a As, care
Times DiSpatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

OR WAREHOUSE
site in the lower part of South Rich
mond; railroad on one side; mi dway
between two bridges, at a price to
attract speculation Manufacturers
have already secured the surround
ing PROPERTY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
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THREE BARGAINS.

ROOM HOUSE. n
Street. near Thirty-third; in good re-
pair. with sewerage and water; rent
ed to good tenant at S72; can be
rented for SIC; terms cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

DWELLING; ON SOUTH LAUREI:,
seven rooms and bath. Price. $2.500.
or will exchange for West End home.
AMOS & COMPANY, INC, Travellers
Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

MOE ,o EiGHT-RooM HOUSE IN BAR
ION Heights; reception hall. bath no,
ana cold water. steel range cIac,,i,
,lehts, hot water heated. cement col
iar; lot ffty-tive feet front: stable in
rear; only S4,25O 't' III