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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-31

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 30.-The
Siegel stores. known throughout the
country. went into the hands OF re-
ceivers today as result or friendly
proceedings brought ia the United
States circuit court here. John ).
Shepherd, Jr.. and William NJ. Marble.
OF New York, were appointed as re-
ceivers.
The following concerns are placed
in the hands of receivers: Simpson,
Crawford Co. capital 100000. New
York. Henry Siegel d Co, Boston,
and the Merchants Express Co. Bos-
ton. Other receivers were named for
Henry Siegel & Co. bankers.
The Siegel stores corporation was
INCORPORATED in Delaware in 1909. In
addition TO the Boston and New York
stores il controls the Siegel-Cooper
Co, OF Chicago. which is not in
volved in the receivership. Henry
siegel is president OF the corporation
and active manager OF the four stores.
The authorized capital stock IF the
corporation is s2000,000 preferred and
sS.275.O00 common stock The gross
business OF the firm is about $40 1900.
600 annually.
The action followed proceedings
taken in Chicago and New York. and
were brought before Judge Dodge la
the United states district court
here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-31
Rev. John Britain Clark Called
To First Presbyterian
Body of Capital
SELECTED FROM
BEST OF THE COUNTRY
Urgent Invitation To Fill Pulpit
Results From Trial" Ser
mon Some fine Ago
RAYMOND w. PULLMAN.
Times Washington Bureau. Metropoh
fnn RlNk RAiIiilQ


WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. 30
The Rev John Britain Clark. pastor
of The Westminster Presbyterian
church OF Detroit VIII be The next
pastor or the historic FIRST Presby
terrain church OF this city AT a regu.
larry called meeting OF the congrega-
ton OF the old Washington church,
last night. DR.. Clark vas voted for
unanimously. FOR minister 10 succeed
the Rev j. L. Mcleod the former
pastor. telegram announcing the
action or the congregation was sent
20 the Detroit minister. uut accord
Ing TO the rules OF The constitution
OF the church, formal call viii nave
80 be sent by mail. and this has been
p0t in writing, this morning and sent
by special committee OF the church
During the months that the pulpit
OF The First Presbyterian church has
been vacant a large number OF emf
nent preachers have been heard in
trial sermons, and the fact that Or.
clark has been the one unanimously
chosen Tor the position is a high com.
plment 20 the Detroit minister This
old church which was attended by
+ Presidents Polk Pierce cleveland
and Grant viii pay to Dr. Clark the
highesi salary ever paid since The
congregation was established IN 1875.
Many of the members OF the congre.
CATION We're so anxious to nave Or
Clark come To Washington. TO assume
the passionate, that they have IT,
creased aud in cases doubled Their
annual contributions to the salary
iund Or Ciarks coming Is practical.
assured because ne has already
announced 10 members or the con
eregation the conditions under which
he viii accept. and all OF the condi
tions are covered In the call for which
the members voted unanimously last
night The Detroit mans introduc.
lion TO the congregation. was during
recent visit 10 Washington. when
: his old classmate AT Amherst col.
lege. Dr. Barry Bulkeley. OF Washing.
ton, asked him 10 deliver a lecture ~
the church
members We're 30 pleased. that
they requested the minister to re.
turn TO M the pulpit for morn.
ing and evening services. several
: weeks ago As announced then in
The Times, ii was practically assured
that ne would be called to All the pull.
/ pit oil Washington's oldest and per
! haps. best known Presbyterian
church.
4 pr Clark, in his home, No. 1914
: Cass-aye.. laid hat in all probability
he would leave Detroit for Washing
ton, but that he cnllc made no definite
statement Until Tie board OF hi,
4 church the Westminster Presbyterian.
I mad received the communication from
the Washington church and acted upon
1t. which would probably be done Tues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-31
-FOUR STORES IN
RECEIVERS HANDS
Friendly Proceedings Brought
Against Siegei Corporation
in Boston

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-Rose
and Paskus, counsel for Simpson.
Crawford Co., here, issued the
following statement on the faII-
ure OF the SieeeI stores
The appointment Of receivers
Was consented to only after every
effort had been made 10 continue
business. The concerns have
been accustomed to large line
OF banking credit which has been
very much eurtailed during the
past year. The individuals
Messrs. SieaeI and Voeel have
contributed their entire personal
fortunes as we'll as all their en-
ersy toward saving the situation
and will continue to devote their
energies in connection with the
credits toward speedy reorsaniza-
-:4e+,- saa- EesSIaPtioa-e business
OF the several concerns.
"SieeeI, Cooper & Co., Of Chi
cago, is not in any wise involved
in the receiVership. Its business
is very profitable and has been so
for a number of years. The con-
duct Of the business Of that conn.,
pany. an illinois corporation. will
not be affected by these proceed
ings.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-31

Recent french statistics show
forts Eve families in that country
having oighteen on more children
oach. thirtv-sesen with seventeen
children eacl. aud more than 10000
with no children
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
Information for Travellers
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Trains Marked g, Expresses
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PHILADELPHIA
Rssdnt and wsy Stations MI p
days--s.ls n- 2io and +15 D. NJ.
STEAMBOATS,
Saturdays and sundays oply-7
r Leave WiaDinston-7 IS u 90 $50
urday only, II 90 m ?. M. - W W
for p'ssSs: and fs4 "
TO- Ne" ,'3te leave Front and Market streets half
tr' I've ns ON the hour connect at New Castle Delaware
10 minutes beginning Zen minutes hour TO 725 74o
connect a Square "
So and
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
HOROSCOPE
OCTOBER 81.

This is the birthdate Of many re-
markable men and women, all Of
whom are under the planet Venus
and the sign Libra. These give an
ardent, passionate, enthusiastic ma
ture, highly emotional and fascinat-
ing.
The dominant traits Of character
impaired are pride, love of praise,
self-reliance, determination to sue
ceed and love OF speculation. Many
love affairs. are shown in this read
ing. Unwillingness to take advice.
has brought serious trouble, which
the personality will not acknowledge.
Finances fiuctuate. Taking a big
chance" is the cause of much trou-
BILE. Success is either tremendous,
or failure extreme. All events tend
toward extremes. Temper is fero-
cious when reused and these fits of
temper bring on serious nervous
trouble and stomach distress. Con-
troll of temper brings great increase
of vitality.
The Want Ads will be helpful for
the coming week for manufacturing
interests, merchants and all that re-
lates to the home.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
Cylinder
4S H. P. Touring 1911 Model

Has had the best Of care and attention
and is fully equipped. a safe car for the
family or Tor renting Tho owner found
the car very economical on gasoline and
tires. Is leaving an, will dispose Of
IL ot the low price Of $3.50. Win take
notes, no real estate. This car cost me
s.. 900. Address Owner, G-q5. Evening
journal ohice, Wilmington. Del oet20.5t
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

ID UBITC SALE or FURNITURE. RUGS.
Il Bedding Woolcn Blankets and Com
forts. The owners having given up house
keeping win dispose of the entire con
tents of a large and well furnished nome
az auction sale. 20 be sold at Stidham 4
SONS Auction sale. no. III East Fourth
street, on Friday October "a, at 1 o'clock,
p. m- sharp
Two Bedroom Suits. two Brass Beds and
Springs. two heavy Enamelod Beds and
Springs, Felt Mattresses. Wardrobe Car
pets, several large, fine Rugs One beau
uful Dinngroom Suit including China
Closet and Dishes one handsome Quar-
tered Oak Folding Bed with entire mirror
front cost Si10. one fnc Parlor Suit .
pieces, upholstered in leather; Turkish
Library Rockers, Library Table, Fancy
Rockers, Brass Costumers, Couch, Mahog
any Dresser and Chiifonier Bird skye
Maple Dresser. Chidonier and Princess
Dresser. beautiful Pictures. one Circas-
sian Walnut Dresser one Extension
Table einch top massive claw feet sew
eral small Rugs, Eve pair Of fine Lace Cur
tains Noolcn Blankets and Comforts, No 10
Cook Stove, Bed Spread Table Covers, stove
Couch Covers, smyrna Rugs and many arti-
cles IN hrst.class homo. VIII positively
sell 10 the highest bidder. This is A-No.
furniture and anything purchased az this
sale will ho stored and delivered free az your
request. Sale Friday. October "a. at 1
srlDHsM & son,
oct2o2i2a. Auctioneors.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
1910 80 Locomobile

Fivc.passcnger Touring Car Painted
dark green. Equipped with clock, spcedo.
meter, glass front, electric lights and top.
This car is up.to-dato and has been put IN
hrst-class order by the makers, SO IL can be
considered as good as new For business
reasons Il Is necessary that I sell the car
and am willing TO make attractive terms
no realty. Price. 1880. Address Owncro
C-lo2, Evening Journal 0ficc, Wilmington
Del. oct2O-6t
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

Ask any real estate dealer what he
thinks of the Wants. He win tell you
hat they arc the best method which
,e has ever used TO reach his class Of
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
BARGAINS In Used Pianos
Limousine Bodies

Tho owner has six.passenger and seven
passenger body, which be is anxious to dis.
pose Of Immediately. Bodies are both In
good condition, as far as paint and trim.
ming is concerned. Can be bought az at.
tractivc prices. Address Owner P.52. Even.
ing journal ohicc, Wilmington, Del.
oct2O-5t
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

VET ANTED-DRIVEBS FOR CoNI.
w wagons. Goodngs coal yard and car
pet cleaning works, Fourteenth and Scott
streets oct21-2t
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ROARDERS WANTED
PERSONAL
TAX NOTICE.

>~-----'--~v>--- - Z. 60, N I, =
~ AK NOTICED DELlNQJhNI iAA.
PAYERS take notice. l have exhausted
al reasonablc and honorable means 10 give
you more time TO pay your 1912 taxes to
me- You have made promises and have
fniicd 10 comply with them. am deslrous
of settling my duplicate so ] hereby give
YOU notice that 7 will lay attachments and
sell ten ttOl properties each week until
settled Your turn may come first and
will publish an names " taxes are not set.
tied within three days after notification and
attachment is laid
JOHN r. O'NEAL.
TX Tax Collector For Christiana Hundred.
hentl 5.eod-f.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
WANTED

Wy ANTED--l. 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
W storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and
$500 per month Both phones GEO f.
LANG Co. 1908 Orange ST. feb24-tf
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

II UKNISHED ROOMS rCR LODGfNG.
L No. s12 King ST. oot6-cod-tm.
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ROOFERS
TYPEWRTTERS
HAIR DRESSING


y HAMPOOING, WITH OR WITHOUT
= shampoo board Manicuring, electric
scalp treatment. facial massage. hair dress
ing also face packs.
CARRIE II WRIGHT
D & A.. 1924 No. 2ll W. Tenth s.
oct6-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
REAL ESTATE-fOR RENT.

II, Or RENT-No. 524 NORTH CLAYTON
II street, seven rooms and bath, modern
convenenccs. Woodlawn company, No. SOL
Grant avenue. octl5-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

L. OR RENT-DWELLING, NO. 1898
II West Fourth street. rooms and bath.
Modern conveniences. Apply No. 22l Rod
ney street oct2O-1wk.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
PUBLIC SALE.

II URIC SALE ON OCTOBER %, 1913,
i at Hamburg Farm, below New Castle.
100 head horses and CATTLE
WALTER S. BURRiS and JAS. QUIGLEH.
octi5u
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
Bu1LpERs. CONTRACTORS.

II EFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs, consult us. David
Dangel & Sons, Nos 506-50s North Van
Buren street. ID. a A. 1910; Automatic.
2A9p oct2i cod 2m.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

Il OR RENT-CONCRETE HOUSE on
- Penny Hill rooms and bath, electric
light, hot air heat; very reasonable. Apply
store, Penny Hill oct1s.21,24.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
HELP wANTED-MALE

-
r. ARpENTERS WANTED AT ONCE.
4 Stcade work Apply A. NJ. Strickland,
Eikton Nd. oct-u-4t
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

~ oVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
J 10 get Ny free booklet Y.6oc, tells how
Vuts ioday-NOW EARL HOPKINS
Washington. c. octl-lmo
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

IL OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. No 7o7 French
street. octf1-12t.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
- room for gentleman No. 52i West
Sixth street. oct16-0t.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
SITUATION MANTEp-FEMALE

fQ7 ANrED WASHING AND IRONING
w 10 do az home Sarah Z Smith, No.
Jos East Thirtecnth ST. ociis.3t
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
ROOMS FOX RENT


II NFURNiSHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
I No. $50 Windsor ST. oct8-im.
Evening journal., 1913-10-21
MONEY TO LOAN


NJ ONEY LOANED on FIRST MORT
vi cages. o. q. GOODEN
iy25-t,ts-tf. No W. Ninth St
Evening journal., 1913-10-21

Il URN1sHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT,
~ No 917 Orange ST. octiO-im.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
zoe QUART

BUYS FLONDII[E STAIN ANY COLOR.
Your floors Viii bo pleasing to the
eye II sou use Klondike. Phone
NAUGHAN'S Madison l04
THE QUALITY OF OUR WORKMAN
call At the NEERA HAT WORKS. 2II
North First street, ana let US clean
on remodnl Nnur old hat
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH FEATHERS-TAK YOUR
old feathers 10 THCRSTON'S: they
Viii make them Now again. THURS
TONS. No. 2lI North First Street
THE NERRA HAT WORKS CLEANS.
reShapeS aud rc,noGcls all hats old
hats made into the lntcs; styles. tho
best worilmen employed; cleaning
ana rchlOcllinC Of Hanauas a spc-
cialty: once our customer, always our
customer. PHI North First street
Monroe 900
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WY. If u Only NJ

THE VALUE OF PEERLESS CLEAN
cr and polishor you would rush to
phone and order from your grocer or
druggist a bottle at once. For FUR
nitUre and floors it has no equal.
Large bottles 25c Try it NAUGHAN'S,
Phone Madison 10i
THE VERRA HAT WORKS CLEANS.
reshapes and vcmodels al! hats: old
hats made into the latest Styles; the
hest WorEmcO employed cleaning
and rcbloCllinE OF Pauanas Il spe-
cialtY once pui customer, ALWAYS
our customer. 2ll North First street.
Monroe 900
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for sale

PIANO. FULL SIZE UPRIGIT. GUAR
antccd $3.50. See this piano If YOU
want bargain. LEE FERGUSON
FlANO CO. ll9 East Broad.
FOR SALE. STEEL TIRE TOP BUGGY
IN very good running order. Call
Madison 7022-J
PIANOS AT MIDSUMMER PRICES.
y real saving OF $50 on some iino
prices. LEE FERGUSON PIANO
CO. l19 East Broad.
SECONDHAND BRICKS FOR SALE.
81 per thousand. Apply a. NJ
WALkCP 1917 South Thirteenth
Street.
FOR SALE. HIGH-GRADE RUBBER
tired buggy and surrey, little used,
pole aud shafts. Box 532. city.
NlCTROLAS WILL BRING EVERY
tnlng that's going on at Atlantic
CITY. right into your home Let us
send one. LEE FERGUSON PIANO
CO. IL East Broad Street
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j;ur 5alr

j;ur 5alr
! FEW MORE BARGAINS LEFT WE
are making special prices on run
aboUts surreys, buggies and harness.
bouts, surreys. bugeieS and harness,
50 II you want more than the worth
OF your money see US nov.
SEVERAL PONY TRAPS. PONY CARTS
and pony runabouts that we have re-
duced prices on See them now and
get the pick.
SEVERAL SECONDHAND BUGGIEs.
sqrTeys- and runabouts for So, $40,
they are going fast
BEIsTow- woEsHAM co, 10 NORTH
S925 MAHOGANY PIANO, 27@l6 IN
splendid condition, very good tone;
convenient payments. CRAFTS,
Broad, 1T Second street.
TWO sixty boilers. TWO nifty boilers.
one ten-ton locomotive. Two four
tccn-ton locomotives. 900 tons
forty pound rail. ono hundred ton
tfty-slN pound rail. Condition and
prices right BON 100, Richmond
FINEST AVT2,M,2 s,5IIit: fA AMT
North Smith street. DO that painting
FOR SALE, \ PORTABLE WOOD SAW
machine, s.w mounted on SAM
$500. Regal twc- horsepower easo-
itne ems me ans, ans pump 3aGk' IriGe'
$@15-MAHOGANY PIANO. ~, 500, FINE
large instrument that has been used
but short time, cannot be told from
new; payments TO suit. CRAFTS.
Broad, al Second street
FIRST CHECK FOR $25 WILL BUY
Bapy 30. De Laval cream separator.
DOCS thorough work, Address j. I.
BRUCE, Rice, va.
= ~ T.. 4. 1, 49,
uoneTN and grocery store, dong good
business, corner location; reason for
selling leaving town. chance for a
Austier. Address j 81" care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE CONFECTIONERY STORE
and soda water stand; selling on ac-
count OF bad health. AZ, care
Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. i NICE PONY TURNOUT;
Welsh pony, ttap ana harness, Sadd9le
STNHLEs Tenth and cary streets
$50 MAHOGANY PIANO. G23l6,
spcuuld tone ana attractive design;
small payments. CRAFTS, Broad, al
second Si>eet
FOX SALE. \ GOOD ECBBEK TIRED
surrey, also lnglish-m make Victoria.
buth IL good order CRULI.'S
STABLE. Tenth ana Cary streets
STANDARD "GENrRAL NEEDLE
sewing machlucS can toe found at
sOIIHERN FURNITURE co, INC
East Broad street on easy terms.
LOT ONE-INcH PipE, GOOD As NEW
r. HLUFOND X 90
FOR SALE, JUST RECEIVED 4 CAii-
Toad o.. open and t..r delivery wagons
t-! SIZES .Nd.. - Es' reasonable
pIees, repairing ana painting, rub
NlltA Eighteenth street
$i5o- PLANER-PlANo j5ST- HAND
.ome nia"osanS ease ME maj re-
ea LIE weekly payments CRAFTS.
Broad, a; second street
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL

zach afsnsso pGow the
the OF the rura
parti lines
on 40 ines spac
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lReaI Gstatf Gor lsent

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT
or sale with us. We guarantee salts
faction. MOOREFIELD & BLAKE,
20 North Eighth Street.
JACKSON WARD STORES. TWO OF
them in best location. Apply TO L.
a. CEPHAS. corner Second and Leigh
Streets. Phone Monroe 5SS.
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RAI{TON IIEIGHTS

BARTON HEIGHTS.
KEEP THIS HOME IN MIND; LOCA-
ton one OF the prettiest spots in
Barton Heights. eight rooms, latrobe
heat. lot 50xll7 feet s4,l5o.
1000 BLOCK LAME AVENUE. STUC-
co. eight rooms. hot water heat.
storm -shcathed. double floors (hard-
in every room. large porch. Let US
motor you ont and inspect this beau
tiful home.
100 BLOCK NORTH AVENUE. ZIG lit
rooms. hot water heat. bath. large
attic and porch. lot 1loXl35 feet.
HIGHLAND PARK.
rooms, bath. lot 7ox14o feet. =; s2soo. I'm
1900 BLOCK ENsLOw AVENUE.
eight Sdsi r. ROOMS S6n latrobe heat. lot 7ox14o
WEST END.
1000 BLOCK FLOYD AVENUE. EIGHT
$1,000. wv ' "'o' "''' new
1900 BLOCK WEST GRACE. NINE
rooms. two baths. hot water heat
Will trade for unimproved property.
1900 BLOCK GROVE AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms, hot water heat, $500.
900 BLOCK HANOVER AVENUE,
291sx13o feet $1,000.
EAST END.
100 BLOCK NORTH TWENTY SEV-
cnth. seven rooms, bath, lot 35Xl50
feet. $1,000.
400 BLOCK NORTH THIRTY SECOND,
six rooms. la;robe heat new white
brick front; attractive terms.
100 BLOCK NORTH THIRTY SECOND,
six rooms, $4,000
FARMS
127 ACRES, TEN MILES FROM RICH
mond. on railroad; fOur-room house
Sl.7oO
FIVE ACRES. E1GHT-ROOM HOUSE
and store, good barn and poultry
house, on Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, twelve miles from Richmond.
200 ACRES CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
ten-room house and cellar. two barns,
chicken house. cribs and sheds. gray
loan clay subsoil. Will trade for
small farm near Richmond.
TWENTY FIVE ACRES, sIX-RooM
and store. seventy-fye- barrel flour
mill, fifty horse power ample water
power year around, rock dam at mill.
latest Improved machinery for grind
ing flour meal and feed; store doing
good business; price very reason
able.
INSPECTION MEANS APpRECIA-
ton" Our salesman and auto at
WHITE & co
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KraI GStatr Jpr Sale

WHITE & Co.
306 American National Bank Building.
Phone Monroe 3l3S.
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CLAY STREET. 100" THAT LARGE
splendid old home thirteen room $
TWO baths. extra large frontage. o.
front, deep lot; could BE- easily con
verted into two DWELLINGS Here i.
q chance for IA good investment only
IS 500 80
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EAST END.
100 BLOCK NORTH TWENTY SEW
cnth, seven rooms. bath, lot 35xl50
feet. $1,000.
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100 BLOCK NORTH AVENUE EIG HIT
rooms. hot water heat. bath. large
attic and porch. lot 110Xl35 feet.
VIII trade for jackson Ward prop
crty.
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FARMS
127 ACRES, TEN MILES FROM RICH
mond. on railroad; four-room house
and outbuildings, orchard, pasture,
81 700
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SEVERAL SECONDHAND BUGGIES.
Surveys and runabouts for So. $40,
So $25 and $50. See them quick .
they are going fast.
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w. II. SCOTT.

SCOTT'S OLD MARKET DRUG STORE.
Judson Cunningham, manager, is the
Mecca for all who admire a square
deal Best goods and correct prices.
it's right. Best olive oil. 75c quart.
Scotts Liver Pills are the best. DC.
SCOTS sanitary Fluid is the ideal
diSinfectant, 25c the bottle. Scott
Aniseptic Salve cures eczema and old
sores. 25c. Scotts Antiseptic Soap is
the greatest skin soap made. l0c.
Cunningham Elixir of Life restores
lost manhood. soc. Cunningham y
Royal Remedy and Injection for men
never fails, soc the bottle. Dried
tobacco. 2Oc the pound Each truss
fitted by an expert. Scotts Corn
plaster will make cripple dance
for Joy. Follow the crowd and you
Will get there. Mail orders a spe-
CialfN
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PARKER BAGBY co. INC.
l02 North Eighth street.

GOOD INVESTMENTS
MORRIS STREET. RETWEEE N,r%
ana cary, ninc-room brick. $4,000:
west Main Street, scvcn-room brick
rouse $3.50; North Tenth. modern
eight room brick house $3.50
Iorth Harrison, scven-room brick
house, Si,50O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

WEST END.
1000 BLOCK FLOYD AVENUE, ZIG 1T
rooms two baths. vapor heat new,
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

FOH SALE. AN OLD ESTABLISHED
transfer. stcVcdoring and grading
business at Hampton. Va, with good
yearly contracts; reason for selling
retiring from business Address Box
iit. Iiampton. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

NEW WEST END DWELLING. NINE
rooms: hot water heat: every con
Nenicnce: owner needs money: Will
sen 2!,unr under value II sold at
once, $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

400 BLOCK NORTH THIRTY SECOND,
six rooms. la;robe heat. new white
brick front; attractive terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

1000 BLOCK LAME AVENUE. STUC-
co. eight rooms. hot water heat
storm sheathed. double floors (hard-
wood), large cellar and attic, closet
in every room, large porch. Let US
motor you ont and inspect this beau
tiful home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

KEEP THIS HOME. IN MIND; I.OCA-
ton one OF the prcttiest spots in
Barton Heights. eight rooms, latrobe
heat. lot 5UX1l7 feet, Si,l50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

1900 BLOCK ENSLOW AVENUE.
eight rooms. latrobe heat. lot 7ox140
feet $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27

WANTED. ENERGETIC MAN WITH
some capital. TO work Hanover farm:
COO acres. mile from station; part
may he purchased. j. T. MINOR
1903 Travellers Building. Richmond,