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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30

grass has indorsed this move with his
good hitting since then.
The Giants center fielder received
hts low rating among the fans be-
cause of the fly he dropped last fall.
and I suppose that, every time ball
is hit toward him this year. many
thousand prayers will go with 1t. Per-
sonally, 1 will feel just as confident
when a hit is made toward Snodgrass
as when one goes TO any of the other
New York outfielders. because / be-
lieve he will turn out to be q depend
able performer. That nervousness has
not stuck, and / do not believe 1t Is
going to show in this series.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Seals and Senators
Fight Il Out Today

Harry Wolverton and his flock OF
lighting Wolves will play their last
series of the season on the local
grounds starting today. when they
take on the Seals for a series of seven
games.
Though they look to be hopelessly
out of the race. Wolverton still con-
tends that there is a chance for his
club. and he says his boys will be
flgEting to the last ditch. This last
statement we will take as the gospel
truth. as any ball player who ever
worked for wolverton did not know
anything else but fight.
1t looks like a mighty tough week
for the capital city tossers, as the
Seals have been playing good ball and
they have proved barriers for pennant
contenders. Howard will have his reg
ular team in the field. McA-dle will
be back at first and Cartwright will
hold down third.
Lefty Leifield will undoubtedly be
Howards choice this afternoon. The
clever southpaw would have worked
in Sunday afternoons game In the
north, but rain caused 1t to be post
poned.
Johnny Johnston. the Seals base
stealing record holder. is in fair way
to break the Pacific coast record for
stealing bases established by Rolph
Myers of the Boston Braves. who stole
IFS bases while playing In the North
1aa q at Johnston
already has pilfered 107 bags. and as
he has four more weeks of the season
to steal eight bags this job should
not prove a hard one for him.
pitcher Alexander. another of the
fingers President Leavitt OF the Oak
land club secured from the St Louis
Browns, is on his way to join the the
club at Portland Infieider Graft. also
signed by Leavitt. is baking about
coming out here until spring.
while Bill Malarkey. the veteran
HEAVIER of the transbay club, is not
lighting it out with Jack Williams and
Speck Hardness for pitching honors,
his record this season compares Ia
vorably with that of any pitcher in
tho league. With tail end club like
Oakland. a team that has won so
games and lost 10S, Malarkey has
captured % games and lost Is. What
would he have accomplished with a
team like Portland behind him?
n Y
1t is expected that there will be
some OPPOSITION to the Northwestern
league entering Portland next season.
This is the exclusive territory OF the
Pacific Coast league. but through
courtesy the Northwestern league has
been permitted to install club in
that town each year.
x
AS predicted in this paper a few
days ago. Mite is through with the
Oakland club for all time. 1t was ap-
parent to a novice that he had no In
terest In the welfare of the club in re-
cent games and the fans were resent
ing his actions by staying away from
the games.
Arthur Devlin. the new manager of
the club. who was secured from the
Boston club of the National league,
is expected to join the club at Port
land. While 1t is given out that he
Will not take any active part in d.
recting the team until next season,
he probably will have few sugges-
tions to make.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
New Owner for the
Denver Ball Club

DENVER. Sept. 30-The Denver
Baseball club Of the Western league
Gill. The club has been sold. final
disposition being made today Nc
Gill would not give the names OF the
new owners. but promised g. public
announcement shows that either the
pending deal with Indianapolis has
been closed or that G. A. Wahlgreen,
the silent partner in the Grizzlies. and
Jack Hendricks have made the deal
for some other team on their present
eastern trip.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Snodgrass an In and
Outer, Declares Matty

Snodgrass is an in and out hitter
and never has developed any real abil-
ity TO bat in the big series. But / do
not believe this is a precedent which
he cannot overcome. He is inclined to
be nervous because of his very anx-
fety to win. He has displayed less
of this tendency during the race just
completed than ever before in his ca
reer- he has been steady all through
the season. and be has done his best
hitting when the Giants needed il. and
when the other batters were in a
slump. McGraw rearran ged his bat
ting order at the time the Phillies
were pressing us recentlys and moved
Snodgrass from near the bottom up
to the leador position because of his
improved work with the stick. Snod-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Berkeley Girl Still
Some Tennis PLAYER

BOSTON, Sept. 3O.-Mrs. George w.
Wightman formerly Hazel Hotchkiss
of Berkeley, CAL, won both the
singles and doubles in the fall lawn
tennis tournament for women at the
Longwood courts yesterday.
In the challenge round for the
Longwood bowl. Mrs. Wfghtman de-
feated Miss Mary Browne OF Los An
geles, the national champion
Paired with Miss Marion Fenno of
Boston, Mrs. Wightman defeated Miss
Mary Browne of Los Angeles, the ma
tfonal champion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
TOURIST GAME

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The Chicago
White Sox and the New York Giants
world tourists have added two more
games to their itinerary This was
announced yesterday. when A. B. Cal
and signed the agreement and posted
a guaranty for the games. One of the
games will be played In Joplin. Mo,
October 81. and the other at Tulsa,
Okla, october 2S.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
NOTHING BUT A MIRACLE
CAN KEEP THE PENNANT
AWAY FROM THE BEAVERS
By JOE MURPHY

today
Portland leading
by which looks like safe
The peculiar The
off a
they looked line their which
counted likely failed dismaly for a
Portland choice with fans
pitching northern club
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30

coaching box. Such sharks at this
sort of thing as John Coombs, TOP
syr Hartsel and Harry Davis would
be on the job.
After the Giants had clinched the
pennant in 1911 we were playing
Brooklyn one day. The game did not
amount TO much more than a work
out for the New York club. When
1he Brooklyn team went to bat in
the third or fourth inning 1 met
'Rill" Dahlen on his way to the
coaching box.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
LACK Of GOOD PITCHERS
BY ATHLETICS WILL De
To ADVANTAGE Of GIANTS
Both Clubs Have Had Spies Watching Each
Other at Play, but the Advance Information
Gained May Not Prove Very Valuable, Not
Any More So Than 1t Did in the 1911 Series
By CHRISTY MATHEWSoN,
World famous pitcher to win the
worlds championship

worlds championship
NEW YORK, Sept 30Boh conenders shape
big SERIES but neither club good
pitchers and the Giants have been hitting recently
Both had spies watching plav Each
lader has been getting certain
There question value this adj
information 1t has previous service
OF the Giants except in one instance and that
1911 We had received several tips pretty generally known
that the Athletics would signs from the
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30
Matty Defies the Moguls
e~a 90 90 80 90 90
Will Write for The Call

HRISTY MATHEWSON probably greatest pitcher
world known will the great
the Giants and the Athletics for The Call Mathcwson
ignored ruling
plans originally reports
the diamond battles will be eagerly awaited by the thou
of fans of this city.
The following telegram explains itself
New York. Sept 30 1913.
Managing Editor San Francisco Call San Francisco:
Chrsv Mathcwson his
will go promised in spite of
national commission ordering the players write
He will his word and
THE WHEELER SYNDICATE.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-30

satcher give his signals from behind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
They Will Convene This Week
ior Their Nineticth An
nual Session.
STATISTICS OF GROWTH
Virginia Now Stands Fifth in
Point OF Membership
Strength
Bl MAMIE; BAYS.

tSpcci;, TO Tho Times Dispatch
l.ynchbuig. Va. November l5.--B"-
giuminG on Thursday evening. In COL
lcEc Hill Baptist Church. Tho Virginia
baptist General Association Viii CON
vrnc in its nincticth annual session.
According To the Southern l;ap.ist
Convention! Annual. Virginia STANDS
iif;h in membership strength of the
l!nptist denomination in the states Of
the convention and the total member
ship is quoted at l5l,S00. TIL. territory
OF tn" general association Is divided
into twenty mine associations and en-
braccd in these associations Their" are
i.oI3 churches under the care Of 80
ministers. The Baptist denomination
Is growing rapidly in Virginia, as ii is
in the other States of the South, ana
during the year 1912 statistics sub
mittcd showed that In that year ;hcre
were l2.044 members added to the
churches OF the general association Of
this state OF this number 1922 We're
received by baptism. 3,iS5 by letter.
746 by experience and 5Sl by restor;-
tion. During the same length of time
.oil members were removed by death.
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE. BRIGHT
sunny rooms and alcove, furnished
light house Keeping or bedrooms.
Running water heat and gas ST.
West Grace
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9feting5

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va. October 80, 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
crs Of the Richmond. F'redcrcksb arg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
b. held "a it's Office. in the First va
Iional Bank building, Richmond. Va.
ON Iionday the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1919. at II o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock l.. NJ Monday. No
Vcmber 10, 1913, and reopencd at
10 o'clock a. NJ. Tuesday. Novem-
Der Is. 1913.
NORMAN CALL.
S.1.L...
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WALL PAPERS.

j. w SMITIIERS d co. LEADERS IN
fine wall papers. See ou, line oni
EaSt Main street. Phone Madison
RELIABLE. TRANSPARENCY
3u2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for 2j".: claim checks ISSUED at tho
house for Your baggage: TWO men
on on" wagon. Phone Madison l445
My agents meet all trains.
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FOR RENT. DOCTORS OFFICES
front and back rooms: private en-
trance and hall: ground floor: cleo
\
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

The Gastonia Gazette says
IN 1904 there were forty -one build
ing and loan associations in North
carolina, with assets OF S2,542,9SS.5l.
In 1913 there were 13l associations.
with assets Of $9,5Sl.773.S9. This is
an increase in nine years of $1,000, 900,
winch Is remarkable when il Is rcmem-
bered that the business is a continual
receiving and paying out Of funds.
Nothing SO aids in building up your
town and providing homes for Your
working men and their families"
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Rffftng5
THE ATLANTIC LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

THE ATLANTIC LAND AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Office of the Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that the rcpu-
lar annual meeting uf the StockhoIdors
of The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company VIII be held at the Office OF
The Company in the city, of Richmond.
day of November. 1918. at twelve. thirty
o'clock l.. NJ
r. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary.
November LIST. 1913.
Eic ,m,,s, Fr,s,desrickspure, and TO
burg Railroad Connection
Company.
Office of the Secretary
>, Eichmondi w. October 81, 1918.
Nq the nnusl r rhmf Of lily THAT
crs Of the richmond. Frederick sburg
and lotomac and Richmond and Re
pamy viii be held at its oii.ce in mn the
The o. ii5e A q n Of Nove""er' 1919 Al
The stock transfer books viii be
o'clock A. Nj Tucsday. .G Sooyembe ,' l 50
1913. w. d. DUKE.
Secretary.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILRO.\D
COMPANY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company will be held at The
office OF the Company in the City Of
Riehmond; virginia. on Tuesday, the
at eleven o'clock a. NJ The transfer
books OF the Company will close
three o'clock p NJ. and will be re-
opened on Wednesday. November
18th. 1913. ut ten o'clock a NJ.
III. l.. BORDEN.
November LIST. 1918.
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iI.E,iAN'i. LARGE DOUBLE AND
single second floor front rooms, with
board, in best central location all
couN"nicncc*; moderate rates. sos
East Grace Street
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The Wilmington star says:
he first people in America to foro-
see the danger Of foreign immigration
were the American Indians They un
dertook to kill OF the nrst settlers,
pul ne homcseekcrs Kept on coming
despite the fact that thcy were not
wanted. 1t is different in North Caro-
lima now. for she is welcoming settlers.
and Is sorry that they are not coming
In by thousands"
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McCoNNELL-R

Engineering Company.
l015 East Cary street
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF
special machinery Repair work
given prompt attention. Phone Mudi-
son 1856
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FLATS lNanten

w ANTED. \ SMALL FURNISHED
Hat. complete for housekeeping. Fam
lily Of three. state price. Address f.
ln3 caro- Tim lliSpntSh
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PERSONALS

HElRs@THoUSANDS OF FAMILIES
are are, wanted wanted to claim fortunes; Many
now lli ,m IN p9 Oyer, o5 are ricn; nut
entitled missing Heirs and Next OF
Kin" alphabeticaliy arranged, con
tains authentic list OF unclaimed cs
rates and heirs wanted and adver-
;ised Tor III America and abroad 10
unclaimed Dividend list Thousands
ancestors names may he among
fn ns b Sy4i e s'nWn * 2PTS for
CLAIM AGENCY liS, I 'iii5l "a "a
PERsPlKING BODIES MADE ALSO
IuteIy sweet ana clean by using
Keno. Write today to Lily Burns
who Will bc clad TO send YOU hcr
special propagation to cure YOU of
THAT dctestallc odur of Precipitation
~, usins keno Your, delicate skin
VIII never hay, another disagrceahle
smell. give. IL 81 trial IT once. he
be Obtained only from LILLY BURNS.
care A1lorda Co, l'oWtUckvt H. /.
BAN!sH PMrl.ES AND ELAcKilEAnS
quickly 10y Che effective and neNpcn-
slNc secret nome treatment. MarVcllo
Method. \ joyous surpris~ 10 all.
forever l."r.it zoe to-day icr cv,ciy.
ACME SI'i.clALTF "a. BoX ilo3.
NoLloll. Va
THE BAlCi.l:Y CORSET SHOP Is
NoW located mt 'ta West Main street
The gua.aut- ed nunlustablc bUuil,,
ior one .'ars Wc.u o. none! re-
funded u; Hlnendcd by our lead
iilE pu.'-r., }' Appointments So
], iico Mis-. J.. u. itNVTON, City
AZ uu-cr ihprc Monroe 5O0l-J
WANIEr I4it: LADIES TO CALL AT
my utc@-la@kIu- apIrtWcuts and bc
nit,u ii Il pcl.ect citing Nu Bone
Cor CT, by alt Apci -c8CCJ coISeticrr. .
'hS"ScluchtS solicited Sl2 West
Gtaec lh"ic Ioui oe 259S-I
ECONOMY I,Nbi.RS YOU DILUTE
ms. pcroA -do SPOT vanish Eulishoc
HNitc, roicCtal metal slime Each
malSe one PIN, pualantccd prcpara
Only StlIiA HOUSE, Zion CITY. III
WANTED. YoU no KNOW THAT ".
II. Cowardiu.S sons prices on wat,n
ana Jcwc!ry work are the lowest
IN town, satisfaction is guaranteed.
lSl5 East Main street.
srlKELLA roHSETs. FlTTEn IL
your own hcmc; not sold in stores
Phone Madison 49,. 2l1 East Grace
HUMAN IIAli; BOUGHT AND SOLD
al ltlGl rs > @o' %o:'h Third
NEWLY fuHNiSuEp. HOT WAITER
heated rooms. singh" oI "a suite.
hoard +lo West Grace Street.
BE BEAUTIFUL. WITHOUT THE AID
q nigh priced prcparati ous. Com
llctc Secret. sample and instructions
iot making cdS,lY-ior - cents
day II q. BEiLER. Eos > sui
liVar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

BE BEAUTIFUL. WITHOUT THE AID
oi nigh priced preparations Com
n!ctc secret sample and instructions
Iot m"hlnA cdsil for - cents
day II q. BEHLER. EoN > sui
liVan, Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

FOR RENT. MOST DELIGHTFUL
front room. with or without board
southern exposure. four windows:
good location In West End; priv;,t,
family. Address G I6. care Times
Dispatch
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l1laIltfn

WANTED, Y.'C .T'0 KNOW THAT W.
and jeWeiry work are the lowest in
Town; satisfaction is guaranteed.
1915 East Main street
WANTED. 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS;
also old-tinc antique sofas. tables.
ridchoards. chairs. bureaus desks.
china, hrassgs. minors icwclfy
nnHthine ola J. Is. BEARD 10
West Main Madison G3g7
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Rooms J'pr Kent

NICELY FURNISHED. WITH Or
without board. us East Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

II HANDSOME STEAM HEATED ROOMS,
homcltkc, with board for transient
or permanent guests. MRS. CiiNS.
Is. BOWERS. Dining room under
personal supervision of Mrs. Cahcll
Cuuthorn. 10 East Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

923 EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
IS the new home Of BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE; Good shoes
cheap for tho whole family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

FURNISHED, LARGE. BRIGHT. SUN
ny front: light and heat. use telc-
! phone and bath: private family: 500
block West Grace; board If desired.
Phone Monroe 5059-J.
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SEE Us FOR FARM WAGONS GOLD
Hickory and Wcbcr). We have all
sizes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
flats Epr Kfn1

ONE OF THE INCEST ARRANGED
Hats in Barton Heights. Madison
2692-J.
FOR RENT. UPPER FLAT. 1Ol NORTH
l5ouieVurd. seven rooms, hot water
heat; new; rent. $500 per year. RICH
MoND TRUST Il SAVINGS co. $50
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the annual meeting Of the New York
Institute of Science, Inc. will be held
At the of office OF s. s: r. Patteson.
mond. Va. on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der. 1913. at 3 y. NJ. for the purpose
of elccting directors for the ensuing
year. and for any business that may
properly. come before the meeting
at that time.
K. a. MCCORMICK, Secretary.
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Ssh INGTON -SOtTHERN KAII.W \


Office OF the Secretary,
Richmond, Va, October 80, 1913
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Washington Southern Rail
way Company Will be held at its
office, in the First National Bank
building. Richmond, Va. on Monday
the nth day of November. 1913, at
1896 o'clock Il. NJ.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock +. NJ. Monday,
November 10. 1913. and reopeneJ
Vcmber is. 1913.
NORMAN CALL
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SEE Us FOR YOUR HARNESS
you money. BRISr6W -WOtSIlAM
CO. No. ~ North Fifteenth street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

WE ARE NOW READY FOR TIE
fall and winter trade. Our new
store is now filled with entire new
line of millinery and ladies' ready
made garments. MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
1iol East Ma.u Street.
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THE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE.

GEO. T.. SHUMAN SELLS THEN. ALL
latest styles, at G3i East Broad
Phone Monroe 3+7I. THE RALSTON
BOOT SHOP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHUNE WITH
twelve selections. $3.50: bargain;
easy payments: double disc records
Csc. TALKING MACHINE co. 70i
East Main Street
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POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.

Richmond. Va October 30. 1913.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIA"
The annual meeting Of the stockholm
crs Of the Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held at its office in tho
First National Bank Building. Rich
mOnd. Va, on Monday. the nth day
OF November. 1913, Mt 1 o'clock T. NJ
The stock transfer books will be
closed Mt o'clock Il. NJ. Monday.
November 10, 1913. and reopened
at 10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday. No
vember Is. 1913.
NORMAN CALL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

SEE Us FOR YOUR DELIVERY AND
truck wagons, dump wagons and
coal and dirt carts We have the
goods.
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DENTISTRY.

WHY LET YOUR TEETH DECAY.
when YOU can get teeth iiiled for 80
cents up All work at most reason
able prices. Examinations free
Hours. y. ". 10 l.. NJ MODERN
DENTAL fAkLOfS. Sll East Broad.
l,uo0 BUSINESS CARDS Sl5o WE
save You None. LEN * l.. PRINTING
co. specialists COS East Main
street
FOCND--TIiE MOST REMARKABLE
thing YOU ever heard of: lady in
the West End oil our. city who had
never tried Boyda Baking Powder
OF course. we gave her a sample can;
NOW she uses no other Kind. Half.
pound can. zoe: onc-pOund can 20
Made in Richmond
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TYrEwRIrEns ron RENT.

VISIBLE: MOpEl.S 81 PEI; MONTH
nonvis;ble models 5. pen lnomth'
REAiINC;TON TYi'EWEiTE:i: CON
pANI. Clio East Main street lhone
Madison N"l.
.;CIiOOI. MISSES SOW Is THE: TIME
TO brin.: in your fail hats To hc re.
shaped and 'lv:lU"U. Why spend s.
ur 50 for Il ,cW hat. Ul"n Your Did
one can be made nt,w pt our process;
XERR.\ HAT WORKS. I'll North
First street ihonc Monroe 500.
HARNESS MAKING.
GIVE YOUR HORSE y NEW SET OF
harness Don't make him stand out
III all this cold weather without a
blanket ana catch a severe cold Re
pairing a specially at TIE WEST
Cary Street. G. y. BROTHERS,
LETTERS BOUGHT
Highest price paid for. autograph let
books with presentation inscriptions
and autographed copies. i. T. MADI-
GAN. 50l Fifth Avenue. New York.
If YOU HAVE AN IDEA OF BUYING
talking machines come and hear
The new Edison. c. Il. HAYNES *
CLEANING. WANING AMI
staining doors. care OF hardwood
floors our specially WILLIAM
JOHNSON. Monroe $l20.
W WANTED, YOU TO VISIT OUR STORI
ana see what we have to offer il
diamond La Naliorc3 for the holidays
W. II. COWARDINS SONS, 1915 East
Main Street
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The Same paper has this item:
&C. NJ Marlborough. of this county
tells III" E%prcss that he las thought
oil exhibiting some OF his sweet po-
iat"ca al the Lee County Fair next
week, and that he would be ashamed
to b" seen with a potato that weighed
no more than five or six pounds He
says his entire family never eats more
than one potato al q menl"
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SEE US FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS
buggy. We have what YOU want at
the right prices.
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J2ntirr5

of solid gold cameo brooches for In"
holidays. w. II. CoWARDIN'S SONS.
lSl5 East Main street
GRAND OPENING RICHMOND DANC-
i M Acadgmy tuesday November is,
i"i%, Admission. 2@c. for gentleinen
mont All the latest society dances,
W.! Gr isa'nSn Il popTrlhair prices
Broad. scholar nights Monday Tues
day and Thursday. SoirecS Wcdnes-
d, Gfjy s,, EErd day. ana Ta ,,,.,i: n
WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE TOPS DUST
hoods ana do all kinds Of trimming
WtoiK, making ; nnd repairing srrinss:
rr rhSs f oH'G m"I RR"n'rEE Gsh lGESS
Sons, II south Ninih Street. - .
RELIABLE TRANSFER-M ILLNER'S 5,
3o2 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
for @5c.: claim checks issued 1T tho
on our wagon. Phone Madison liAj.
My agents meet all trains.
SPECIAL MEALS DEER STEAKS,
hops, rabbits. chickens. turkeys and
in season 1t serves the hest Of
TIL NHW .yohK l;l:sTAuHASTT,
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. 9ie
East Main street. buy. sell. exchane e
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange.
WE. MAKE y SPECIALITY OF PACK
ing and storing household goods
can Monroe 4i30-IA
WANTED. EVERYBODY TO READ
the ch .,ji,ian Science Monitor, Hos-
Price. cents. co. East Main.
SHOES! SHOES. SHOES!
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. 923 East Broad
street near City lialD. Good shoes
cheap Mems, wOlhcu's and childrcu's
shoes rctailcd ut Wholesale prices.
GEO. y. BOWDEN q. EDWIN BOW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
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