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The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
The Moscuito Still Here.

Along in the early springtime- about the time when the frogs come concert-we organize a mosquito-ex- Terminating crusade here in Balti- more. and We proceed, hypothetically. 10 exterminate the pests with energy and enthusiasm. By August We have forgotten all about the mosquito war. the swarms The spring of the year is the right time to start the war on the mosquito, just as it is the proper time Tor inauguratins the fiy=extermlz hating crusade But in either case the warfare must be matter of eter= nal vigilance ce-Baitimore American
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
Literal Obedience.

Ffgg-Talk about green servant girls, My wife told ours to put A little nutmeg In the custard she vs. making this afternoon.
 Fogg-And she didn't do it
 Ttgg-Oh, yes, she put \ little nut meg in, all right l came near shok- tnS over the blame thing
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
ESCAPED
FIFTEEN
PED AFTER FIFI
 YEARS

" P Broyles made success full escape after fifteen years of suffering from kidney and bladder troubles Foley Kidney Pills re leased him and will do just the same for others. He says: They cure d a most severe backache with painful bladder irregularities, and they do all you claim for them Refuse substitutes W. G. ownhey.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
It Needed 3 Diaoram.

Desler-Yes, quite good, only I cant quite see what it's all about.
 Arttst-Nhy, it's clear as mud The faFmyard at sunrise
 nealer-0f course. of course But, zaY, would you have any objee- .zH to making an affidavit to go with
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
Pneumonia and Pleurisy

For over thirty years Hunt | Lightning Oil has been aeknowledg ed to be very quick relief whef rubbed well on the chest Many hundred letters testify to the bene. fit 1t has given others Why noI try it? All druegi9ts, 25e and 50o bottles
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

For dyspepsia, our natioHal ail- ment, Use Burdo1k Blood Bitters. Recommended for strengthenirs di- gestion, purifying the blood Al all drug stores $1.00 a bottle.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

Now a Washington scientist says that the women of the future will be bald-headed. To which forecast women will contemptuously and sig nificantly reply, Rats"
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
Lumbago, Rheumatism and Chilli
 plains

There is nothing that gives so quick benefit as Hunts Lightning Oil The very minute 1t is rubbed on the improvement is noticed. For over thirty years this Eminent has been acknowledged to be the best for these troubles Every druggist will recommend 1t. Price 25c and 50e per Bottle.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

Any skin itching is a temper test CT The more you scratchthe worse it itehes Doan's Ointment Is for piles, eczema-any skin itching Soc at all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

An Italian prince is studying di- vorce in Newport Still his Ameri- can heiress. when he gets her. will teach him all he needs to know on that score.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

French savant has Issued die tionary of the monkey language and published a collection of monkey songs. Monkeying with the Darwin ian theory, 1t would seem.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

A California scientist is at work on something doubly important II is the coaching of fly-eating in= sect that will not have to be swatted.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

The Sheriff's office at tie Court House is being remodeled and put in shape so as to giva the sheriff and his office force more room for their office work. .--Fayetteyilla naiiy.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

A Berlin specialist comes to the bat with the statement that knitt- ing in bed Is fine for the nerves. It takes nerve to do it, all right.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
 Resented.

T ear your Nife is considerable oi q ? Ill cook" We'll yours aint no great tea7sy eitheris
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

\ Washington Judge placed an ineorrigible boy on probation on condition that he takes a cold bath every morning. A pretty chilly prop 1 osition.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

Car Ferdinand has cornered much glory, but Hans Wagner has batted above 300 now for sixteen eonsecu- tive years.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
Chronic Constipation Cured.

Five years ago l had the worst case of chronic constipation ever knew of and Chamberlain Tablets eu ed me-" writes s. F. Fish. Brook lyn, Mich. For sale by all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

The California scientist who has discovered way Of preventing bald ness should open an office in the population center of the country.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

When the farmer comes to town in his auto he makes the city chap step lively.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10

Powdered wigs may be pretty, but their historical significance is out of touch with the spirit of these times.
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
C "A = ' ORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasssrs essss s1s of Es<HzAZzzs1<

How thriftless is the generation of men that buys extrayagantly of mufflers and similar articles niistead Of frugally growing protective whisk. CTS?
The Springdale news., 1913-01-10
Heartburn, indigestion~or or dis tress of the stomach fs instantly

relieved by HERBNE IT forces the badly dlgested food out of the body and restores tone in the stom- ach and bowels Price soc. Sold by w. c. Ownbey.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Hundreds of Friends
Present at Funeral of
Capt. Wiley Williams
Former Prison Commissioner
Buried at Columbus Episcopal
Church To-day.

COLUMBUS. GA. March 26.-The
funeral of Captain Wiley Williams
took place this morning at II o'clock
at Trinity Episcopal church. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Robert T.
Phillips, of ST. Marys. assisted by DR..
S. Aston Wragg. rector of Trinity
The funeral services were witnessed
by a crowd of friends that filled the
large auditorium to overlooking. The
body lay in state for an hour before
the funeral began. and hundreds OF
friends of the deceased took occasion
to view the face OF their friend one
more time.
The pallbearers were selected by
Captain Williams several weeks before
his death from among his intimate
personal friends They were men with
whom he had been intimately associ-
ated many years and we're as follows:
Mayor L. H Chapel, Hon Ed Wohl-
wender. Hon. Frank U. Garrard,
Messrs. Leo Lowenherz. J. B. Key, ii.
L. Woodruff John T. Abney and E. >.
McEachern The interment was IN
Linwood cemetery in the Williams
family lot.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
REJECTS MOTORCYCLE
TAGS AS INARTISTIC:
REFUSES TO BUY ONE

The woman who objects TO a postage
stamp because it doesn't harmonic with
the color scheme Of her stationery has
rival in the man who refuses to take
out Georgia license number because he
considers the tag Inappropriate for mo-
torcycle.
Such a man is ]. L. Wood Of the
Woods Four Brothers Show. Mr. Wood
few days ago sent 81 to Secretary Of
state Cook asking that he be mailed a IL
cense tag for a motorcycle It happens
that tie Georgia tags for motorcycles
and automobiles are identical, but Mr.
Wood was not aware Of this
Therefore his indignation was great
when the big tag came. On the Iurid
letter head bearing the advertisement OF
Woods shows and received by the sec
rotary OF state to-day Wood demands the
return Of his 49,
81 win get my license in some other
state he writes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
CAPITAL SOCIETY
EQUESTIRENNES TO
RIDE FOR WILSON

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Regular
cavalry mounts will be used by the
twenty society equestriennes who will
perform thrilling feats at the musical
drill at Fort Myer Thursday before
President and Mrs. Wilson and an as
semblage of notables of the national
capital
Bareback riding, leaping through
hoops, picking up objects from the
ground and other difficult movements
will be given by Mrs Janet Allen. Miss
Desha Allen. Miss Helen Hitchcock and
Mrs. McMurry. four of the most daring
amateur feminine riders in the country,
who have been practicing for days
on Friday a special drill Will be given
for the vice president and a party or
friends
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
LODGING SOUGHT FOR
500 PRESBYTERIAN
MEETING DELEGATES

Securing accommodations for $500 men,
commissioners who attend the great Pres
byterian Joint meeting Of governing bodies
here in May. continues to be the greatest
problem facing J. *. Orr chairman OF
the assemblies committee.
These representatives will be here in
the name of the Presbyterian church, U.
s. A. the Presbyterian church, L. S.
Southern, and the United Presbyterian
church, one half OF the commissioners
will be ministers. and the other half lay
men, chosen from the most prominent
churchmen in the country
II is expected that the other denomi-
nations will assist in entertaining the
guests as the Presbyterians can only ac-
commodate about 1000. Mr.. Orr is meet
ing with gratifying success in this effort.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
PENRHYN STANLAWS,
ARTIST, SOON TO WE'D

NEW YORK March 26.-The en-
gagement of Miss Jean Pughsley,
daughter of Lester p Bryant of New
York and Paris, and Penrhyn Stanley
Adamson, the portrait painter. known
as Penrhyn Stanlaws. has just been
announced.
The wedding will take place in the
Hotel Gotham on April So Mr.. Adam
son is Princeton man. He was emil
nently successful as an illustrator.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
SAVANNAH PREPARING
FOR DRAINAGE CONGRESS

SAVANNAH. GA. March 26.-All
sessions OF the Georgia Drainage Con-
gress. which will convene in Savannah
April for two days session. will be
held in the tea room of the Hotel Sa -
vannah. Plans for the entertainment OF
the visitors rapidly are being com
pleted. Seventy-five delegates. repre- :
senting every section of the state, are
expected to attend the meeting.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
NEIGHBORS, IN DAY,
REBUILD GEORGIAN'S
HOME, HIT BY STORM

BREMEN. GA, March 26.-Fifty men,
neighbors Of w. +. Turner. whose home
two miles north Of here, was wrecked by
the cyclone last week gathered at the
home site and in one day rebuilt the
house and made 1t ready for occupancy.
Turner and his son have recovered
from their injuries Mrs. Turner, who
was sick, is no worse for her experience.
The citizens of Bremen contributed $50
In cash and all the hardware necessary
TO rebuild the home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
NJ CLELLAND AND
MERCER BOTH
SATISFIED
Six-Round Fight, Claimed as
Victory by Each, SoOtheS
Principals Hot Blood.

John f. McClelland. lawyer ano mill
tant politician. and Jesse Mercer, the
state game warden who gained fame
by putting the kibosh on all FISH ana
game stories. both declared to-day that
they were satisfied with the result Of
the fast and furious fight in Lycetts
store, 20 Whitehall street, last evening
In which they were the principals. But
there are some blunt contradictions IN
the two stories of what happened.
The preliminaries were almost as
spirited as the main bout, according
to the details gained from the various
parties to-day Round by round the
affair went this way:
Round 1. Claiming that d. A. Tobias,
who occupied part OF the store as
jeweler, was carrying away his goods
at night despite the fact that he owed
s4,425 on rent contract, f. c. Lycett
levied on the goods. Mr.. Tobias hled
to Attorney McClelland and employed
him.
Round Two.
Round 2. Mr.. Lycett secured court
order for the sale OF the property and
Jesse Mercer bought it at auction Tor
1875. An inventory OF the property
BY Mr.. Tobias amounted to S3,f11. Mr..
+. Mercer said he would take S7l1 for the
goods. but on the advice OF Attorney
McCIeIland Mr. Tobias and his wife
went to Mr. MERGERS office in the capt.
tol and demanded a return Of the prop
erty on the valuation, $3,7l7 The mo-
tive for the real fight was inspired
when Mr. Mercer, after hot argu-
ment. ordered him from his office
Round 3. Attorney McClelland called
Warden Mercer over the phone at Ly-
cett's store. Warden Mercer refused
to discuss the matter over the phone.
But he had not cooled down from re-
fusing before Attorney McCleliand
walked In.
Round 4 They locked arms at the
door in that fierce friendly way men
shake hands Just after fight and
strolled toward the rear OF the store.
The remainder Of this round was a
sparring Of words.
Round Five.
Round ). Further evidences OF
friendliness and craftsmanship were
evidenced by the fact that Warden
Mercer fingered Attorney McClelland's
fraternity pin and commented on wha;
a pretty pin It was Yes, noble was
Attorney McClelland's reply.
"But you are a shyster lawyer con-
tinued Warden Mercer Attorney Nc
cIelland countered with straight blow
to the face.
Round g. There are so many con-
iicting reports about this round that 1t
is a puzzle. Attorney McClelland says
that he knocked Warden Mercer down
and was then held while Warden Mer-
Ger brought blood. Warden Mercer
says the attorney has no punch. and
that he won an easy victory. Mr.. Ly-
cett says he pulled Warden Mercer off
OF Attorney McClelland and that the
decision easily goes to the warden. AS
is the experience OF Lou Castro as ref
cree at professional bouts, though. il
seems that Mr.. Lycett got the worst Of
the fght II is said that Lou as referee
always fights harder than either of the
pugs Mr. Lycett has a broken show
case
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
WOMAN GETS BEST U. S.
JOB IN COLLEGE PARK

Mrs. Minnie E. Hogan, club woman and
church worker, Of College Park, has been
recommended by Congressman William
schley Howard for postmaster of that
suburb.
Mrs. Hogan will succeed Postmaster
Johnson, VINO for the past sixteen years
has held the position under Republican
patronage This is one Of the choicest
Feoeral plums 70 be had in COLLEGE Park
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
"sPRINo CLEANING" IN DAl TON

DALION. GA, MARCH 2b.-Thursdav-
April 3, has been officially designated
as spring cleaning day" by the CITY
council The members OF the CITY
Beautiful Club will cooperate with he
city officials
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
70 BUILD 500 900 HorEl

9ol4t MbOS, GA, March % The
building committee Of the new 5000 o0o
hotel 70 be erected in Columbus has been
named and IS composed Of G. Gunby Jor-
car, frank J. Dudley John p lHges and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
RIAL G5tate Gffbannc
FOR EXCHANGE.

THREE DWELLINGS OF, FIVE:
rooms. renting 10: Si32 viii cX
change for farm convenient to ;hc
city OF about $1,000 value
GlNTEE rARK RESIDENCE OF TEN
rooms hot water heat. every con
venlencc: built three years ago.
I'ricc. $4,000. VIII exchange for
small place of three to ten acres ana
improvements; value not over $4,000.
GLEN ALLNN. THREE MINUTE,
walk OF station; large twelvc-room
dwelling and all outhuildings. -
acres Of land. Price. SS.e0O WIZ
exchange Tor Ginter Park or city
+ o EST iilLL. SEVEN ROOM
DWELLING and one acre OF ground.
beautifully located Price. $500
THIRTY SMITH STREET DWELLING:
OF six rooms in excellent condition
ia-foot lot Price. $1,000. VIII eX-
change FOR West End dwelling OF
not over $4,000 value.
l. A. ('ONNEIJV G. ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
FLATS

los VEST FRANKLIN STREET,
..uiiu iiat' nine rooms, modern. heat
:, "a ,.S4su. S.S0 year.
2pl9 PARK AVENUE. LOWER FLAT.
seven rooms, modern, 5000 year
-ol? fAltk AVENUE. CPP;R FLAT.
clEht rooms. modern. $500 year
iVt-N NcitTli BOULEVARD UPPER
nat seven rooms, modern, hot watnr
neat, electric lights. i.ath $500 wear
w EST GRACE STREET. LOWER
nat SLY rooms. modern, $500 ycar
NORTH ALLEN AVENUE, GPPt,p
nat, ire rooms. modern. $3.50 v.gr
"l3 NORTH TENTH tPPEii FLAT
four roms. 5000 year -
NCS q, AND II SOUTH ROBINSON
street. upper fats, five rooms. bath.
gas range, $2I0 year
NcS- 500 AND 1909 EAST MARSHALL
street: Lower flats I'VE rooms. bath
ianGc electric lights. $2iO wear
~ SotIll ROBINSON STREET. Low
et nat Tour rooms. bath SEES wear
20 SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. LOWER
iat: four rooms. bath, gas range
.il6 VEST CARY STREET. UPPER
nat i've rooms bath. 5000 wear
-l-N ttAFFIN STREET. IowEp
tat four rooms. sl62 wear.
Gl2G tHAFFI\ STREET. r-pp1,D
Tat five rooms $l44 wear
l"33 WEST CARY STRE,E;T I-pptp
nat three rooms. 500 year
1850 WEST CARY STRICT J-ppE1,
nat three rooms S96 GEAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
for Salf

one 5E,,,. Sr ,l..I;i;.1 Tiger u 70 RrNABocT
rw Sss. tor GROCERY WAGONS
ONE EEuCKWAY RUBBEE TIRED
ONE COTTON STATES WAGON GOOD
SEE Us WHEN IL NEED or BUG;
lhc largest stock in the civ Also
nm ne "a WAGONS Tor every use.
Ei;.S SONS, 53l East Cary street
FAT IS .DlsGusrING WHY nE FAT
when il IS 50 easy, simple and pleas
ant 20 reduce your supcriiuous
W.iEntf we have harmless pr"pa-
ration designed 10 reduce Your
enjoy life. We Viii send YOU all
!artcnl2rs free on receipt Of pos
tJi card from YOU requesting infor-
inuIon: HERMAN SCHMIDT. Ash
Old BRlCK. NEARLY ALI. WHOLE
ones $40 per thousand; or viii sell
them delivered in the city at S5.ao
90 North Seventeenth Street
FACTORY REBUILT TYpEWRITERS;
all makes: fully guaranteed. one
fourth first cost: free trial REBUILT
TWEEN RITTER co, SO Ozark Bldg,
ST Louis.
ON ACCOUNT or OTHER BUSINESS.
Viii sell OF rcnt one OF the best
sho"-repalrinG shops in Fulton.
Goodyear welt system. No. 4U7
Louisiana street or BIO orleans
street
FOR SALE, SET or UNITED STATES
Reports. with Digest; also complete
set of eye Room 2Ol American
ron SALE. AT BARGAIN, SIN OK
lice chairs. brand new. Address Il
700, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. coNFECTIONERY AND
notion store. cheap: doing good busl-
mess y 2lH. care Times Dispatch
GRoCEHY STORE, DOING GOOD
business Fine stand for right pnrty
VIII sell cheap 10 OUiCk buyer Nd
dress - 10. core Times Dispatch.
Zach TOMPKINs. Monroe AID
BROAD.
For SALE. GENrLEMAN'S EVEN
ine suit: almost new Also banjo
cheap. Apply 1880 Park Avenue
rG Gs. wiiIaYt i SMW 9GoLEhTor
Sliding bottom. Can he bought o.
trcmely cheap Phone Monroe
-" 800,
VII SELL MY FIYE-PNsSENGEE
pietcly equipped, or oxchancc for
1s""d real estate. Ill. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. BAR LICENSE MD RES
taurant Good location: good l,nsi
ness. AMOS 4 co, INC Trnvclers'
BuNiins.
SEE My LINE OF ELECTRICAL. SUP
piies ana appliances before buying
elsewhere, especially or line of clecs
nc irons, ~ H. BURLINGTON, i2I
WILL SELL TO \ QUICK run
chaser weIl-estah!isIcd busincs.
nj "aoriicc Good reasons for sell
ing, Is ~, care Times Dispatcl.
FINE SINGING CANARY RIRDS
talking parrots and goldfish at Coz
East Main.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MoNTrC1D
price &c; BOSTON daily paper that
mas fnc reading matter: for sale G02
East Main
NO. -.ANlI SAWNIfIL COMpLETy:
also boiMrs and engines, AL siZes:
sonf,'tt machinery Of every do
iDLGEQRI0f s.. co "a ~ ~ IN n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Eeal estate Jfor Efnt
Fol, RENT.

le4a WEST GRACE STREET TEN
az, rooms. MODERN. $3.50 ycar.
-fv' HtoN AVENUE. NINE ROOMS.
1916 GROVE AVENUE, TWELVE
rooms. steam heat. two baths, $500
year.
1917 STUART AVENUE. EIGHT
%, r9o ms; two oaths. modern. $500 year.
90 STUART AVENUE. NINE ROOMS.
modern. $500 year ''
'29 MOSS SIDE AVENUE. GINTER
r3rk. eight rooms modern. $3.50 year
SoD3 GROVE AVENUE. six ROOMS.
3Olo GROVE AVENUE. SIN ROOMS
Two baths, modern, SiG0 year
JVl GROVE AVENUE. SIN ROOMS
IWo baths, modern. $i20 year.
3e2l GROVE AVENUE. SIX ROOMS
w" baths. modern. s420 year
u WEST MAIN STREET NINE
rooms. bath. $500 year
3G2 THIRD AVENUE. HIGHLAND
fark. seven rooms. bath. $3.50 year
- NORTH ALLEN AVENUE. SIX
rooms. cellar $3.50 year
500 SOUTH RANDOLPH STREET. FIVE
rooms. $3.50 year "
i'i$ SOUTH EANDoLpII STREET. FIVE
rooms. $50 year
3lS SOUTH HARRISON STREET r,11.n
rooms. Si2o year -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Seal C5tatc .iFnr Sale

FOR SALE. ON MAIN LIME Of Al.
lantic Coast Line Railroad. in North
Carolina. timber right on six thou
sand acres. mostly original growth.
long and short leaf pine, estimated
10 cut forty-ninc million feet. WIN
cut 10 per cent No. | and pine. Land
lays well for logging and shipping,
as the railroad runs through this
property for over mile Price,
$l3a,000. Terms liberal. NJ. g. MANN
y CO, 9l5 Hull Street
FOR SALE, AT FOREST Hull PARK.
seven room dwelling, good two-story
barn and chicken houses. all In good
condition; lot l00xSs7 feet. Price.
$1,000. or will trade for good farm
near railroad. NJ. G.. MANN e co.
9l5 Hull Street -
iFoh SALE. 1880 WEST MAIN ST'..
s6 aS, on nssfoS'n I, i9yse, Price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
STORES OR OFFICES


f"N WEST BROAD STREET. STORM
with two lofts above: furnace ro,
heating store-room, $1,000 EN-
3l.2oc year: oi'f'
VI. EAST MAIN STREET, STORE
so5 M %S6 SMITH STREET. STORE.
SI'-og Irar
, store r.: 81. $roG9 year. -
-l-p EASr BROOD STREET. STORE
% g,o,S o Xxx iiAi;liiSoE STREET,
,o4 AST TEE BH6Nbr rear ar; ;, I5p s,r year
iioor, TWO Offices, $500 ynar. If a1a,SdI
with three. roon, GSt s.Sa .osethef
noor, dentist Offices. 500 500 Year FIRST
63l EAST MAIN STRt:E.r 6i,E,r,,r
so NORTH TWENTY -FiFTH S.rR E "a
store. S2i6 year :
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS co.
REA Estate DEPARTMENT.
o. \. lIAWKi&s. MANAGH;ER.
FOR RCNT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

THoRouGHKRED SCOTCH COLLIE
pups: nothing better in Virginia:
beautifully marked. eligible 10
registration. y beautiful Christmas
present FOR any one The child's
companion. the woInan's protection.
The mans friend. HOGGS DRIJG
STORE. Fifth aud Marshall Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21
Financial
THE CENTRAL REALTY co. INC.
DOC HUI ST, City. Phone Monroe /,

THE CENTRAL. REALTY co. INC
1905 Hull ST, City Phone Monroe 10.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING FIRST
mortgage notes To yield L per cent
interest. net: one of S2.25o on. OF
*l,fOo. one OF $4,000. two OF So 800.
Your money invested in one of these
notes Is safer than when deposited in
any savings bank, ana yields 100 per
cent more income
THE CENTRAL REALTY co. INC.
lV0o linll 81. city Phone Monroe 10
$I5O.oOO.
FOR INVESTMENT
Have CLIENTS WHO ARE PRE-
pared 10 invest all or part or above
amount in first mortgage stocks.
bonds on in legitimate business. in
active operation. ana which will
stand Investigation * 2D2 carr,
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21

BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED-Si=E
buys pair OF good mules. and 10
Years old. sound and good WORKERS;
one handsome bay horse. : years old.
morse, weighing 1900, broke single
or double one big mare mule weigh
aso. VIII sell for Sl75. Gas Norf,,
Eighth Street '' l''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-21


WE. GAVE irAfNr-: 0+- ..,
large and small i N'.i- > If;7.
10 -oul. adv4nt.r. ~. @ pe
bust 'a Dti"!e
.,,,i,. 80 @1-"e alas
,t,t - j. t,AL REALITY CO. fNC
-''' 'iN!i ~ CITY phone Monroe 10.
W0oDI. ,,C.I,,..-
no,,s. ~ ~. "a SEVEN EOrN
a isn's' #'o1 i"t. ii,7inedi7'o poyses
per nonth '''' 'ee '@V
WOODLAND HEIGHTS \Vu U.rrf
nave "caur about f.rs,..,. ~
beautiful uew houses rtbs I
Gated one square f.o,r ..t,l,.,'
49, 49,. -, an" c,ni9-h each even rooms
l.trD ii"'i' hitth. pantfF and
t,i,|e'i,.....,' ~ pArchased 40 limo
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Poultry, pets anu 4tne sfork

JUST ARRIVED, 100 HEAR I'm,
horses and mules. ranging in price
l 1r9m $50 TO s2I5. TO be sold at eau
ihDIiN Bros. STABLES. 1917 and
~ East Franklin Street N'
fGNlES FOR SALE.-BREEDER,S
nerds OF Welsh ponies; also youns,
growing stock OF Welsh Mountai66
ana SHETLAND ponies OF highest grade
ana ,ype. Inquiries promptlv an
Swered Write or apply MONIROSE
ION FARM. Cartersville Va