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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-23
FORMER CANON RESIDENT
DIED IN WALSEnBUR6
walsenburg World:

Walsenburg World:
Mrs Rachel L. Erwin, wife Of VIM.
n. Erwin. died at her home in walsen-
burg at 1903 a. m. March %, 1914.
Mrs. Erwin had been an invalid for
several years and was conscious of
her condition. and death was not un-
expected.
She was born March 30. 1881. near
Atlanta. Hall county. Georgia. and
lacked only three days of reaching
the age of SO years. She was the wife
OF VIM. Erwin for almost hfty-seven
years nine children being born TO
them. seye OF whom are living: Mrs.
c. T. Hampton of Durango. Mr.. J.
p. Erwin Of Greeley. Mrs. Lon Loug-
heed of Trinidad, Mrs. J y. Cooper
OF Denver. Mrs. p. s. Brown and
Miss Lillian Erwin OF walsenburg
and chas. II. Erwin Of Spokane.
Wash.
The family came west to Denver in
1871 making their home in that city
for two years In 1873 they came
farther south to La veta. where they
resiled for twenty-eight years. In 1901
they moved to Canon City, making
that place their home for ten years.
and again in 1911 thex moved TO Gree
ley. living there two years. In Au-
gust. 1913. the family came to Wal
senburg TO be near the old home
Mrs. Erwin united With the Baptist
church at an early age and was a
faithful and devout worshiper and
member.
The funeral services were held at
the Baptist church in La veta at l 80
p. m. Saturday. March esth. conduct
ed by Rev. barley of walsenburg. and
were very impressive. the music
touching every heart. The floral Of
ferings were betautiful There was
large attendance OF old friends and
neighbors and near relatives
Four daughters. Mrs Lougheed.
Mrs Cooper. Mrs. Brown and Miss
Erwin. Mrs. E NJ. Paullin of Pu-
eblo. Mrs. L. Lloyd of Trinidad, Miss
Kate and Ida Barnes of walsenburg.
Howard Barnes of Ration. New Mex
leo. grand children Of Mrs. Erwin.
were able to attend the funeral
The body vas laid TO rest in the
old cemetery east of La veta by the
sid eof two daughters. IN the family
lot. Her death is a sad loss TO the
stricken aged husband and the chill
dren, who loved her dearly. Lonely
and sad for many a doy viii be the
home she graced. yet bright and cher
ished viii be the memory OF the love
and affection bestowed on her loved
ones.
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SPENT SUNDAY IN CANON

Walter Stevens and J. N. Simmons
OF Victor. motored to Canon City on
Sunday In a new Buick car owned
by the latter. They spent the day
here visiting Mr.. simmons family
The trip was a good fry-out for the
new car.
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WERE ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER ROYAL GORGE

A party Of tourists from Omaha.
Neb.. enroute to the Pacific coast
stopped off here few days ago TO
make the trip over the Skyline drive
and a visit to the top Of the Royal
Gorge, both OF which was immensely
enjoyed. In the party were T. D.
wilkin. Mrs. c. Z. wilkin. W. Z.
Smith and Miss Alice sonutie- Its
members were unanimous In declar-
ing them to be among the finest at
fractions on the continent
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eaek From Kansas

Miss A. r. Reynolds OF 9Th ano
Greenwood has Just returned Z,
Canon from a several months visi,
in southern Kansas Miss Reynolds
came into the Record office to say
how glad she Is to get back 10 Col
orado- Miss Reynolds has spent the
greater part Of the past twenty-five
years in Canon City. during which
time she has visited many parts OF
the country and says that each time
she has been slad to get back to
Canon and Il always looks better ,c
her than any other place Miss Rcy.
noids ia a strong booster for Canon
City.
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Homo After Several Msssh's Absence
Mrs. Lou Hsnmer,s and daughter,
Miss Frances. returned to Canon
city rsesasiy fron . ssvssa, months
visit 70 ksssss CITY ~ osAsr points
n The saissoszi vAl,sy - srs again
ss hens u 81 nsvss sssul Tbsy
|spsss seas ssas b psavsr :. sAs
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Mr. Lee and President Treat OF Col
orado woman's college were visitors
Of the high school Monday morning.
Dean Lee made a short talk in
chapel.
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Mr. Hurlburt mad the misfortune
to lose his horse lately. the second
one to die within two years.
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Aged L.sy Make. Several Trip

Mrs. Frances A. Garrett arrived
here Sunday nom New Martinsviiie
W Va she u now 81 years old and
this b ~ third trip 10 Colorado
aimee aAs was %. she thinks there
Is no place lsns Colorado and Wiz
mako hsr 49, with her son J. II
Garrett snl his fsmsly st lsis N. sth
strsee.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Helen Underwood was en-
rolled in the sophomore class last
week. She was formerly member of
this class.
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The Thursday morning chapel Pc
riod was given over to a musical en-
tertainment. Those taking part were
Miss Erna Littell. Ernest Atkinson,
Theo. ROwcliffe and Vernon Botten-
fieL The music was very entertain
ing.
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The East Canon Ladies' associa-
tion met with Mrs. HuhIburt at her
home on Nineteenth street on Thurs
day afternoon. A very busy social
time was enjoyed by all present The
absentees are not in the secret Of the
good time coming later on.
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Prof. Breitweiser OF Colorado COL
lege gave very interesting talk to
the students Monday afternoon.
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Mr. cissna of Nineteenth street has
a very sick COW. She is a valuable
animal and great pet We sincerely
hope he viii not lose her.
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See me Tor best quality and bvest
quality prices for alfalfa. millett. rye.
field peas amber cane. orchard grass.
all kinds Of seeds p. p. Smith
adv sseod-v
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Bert Thomas. member of the class
OF IS. visited high school Monday af-
ternoon. He is now a student of Dem
yer university.
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Mrs. Towers Hostess
The members of Greenwood Relief
Corps No. %. w. R. c.. were the
guests OF Mrs. George Towers We'd
nesday afternoon for a ten-cent so
ciai given for the benefit OF the gen
eral fund. The ladies' spent their
time in sewing carpet rags and in
social conversation. Tables were
spread and a fine supper served. at
which some Of the comrades were
in attendance.
The next regular meeting OF the
Corps will be held April p.
Reading Club.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. whIppIe at her home
on Rudd avenue. Mrs. okey presid-
ing.
The secretary reported sending
Easter possaIs TO ten out Of town
members.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Bethel were
. appointed a committee to make ar
rangements for the tAily-ho picnic
April 27th.
Airs. MeLain read the 'Lepers Of
Molakai.~ by Jack London. Mrs Ba-
ker read "A Little Easter Stranger"
The last regular meeting will be
held next week with Mrs Mayhem.
as which time the election Of ON
GERS for next year viii take place
There we're ten members and one
guest present The members respond
ed 10 roll call with quotations from
Holmes.
Quotations from Shakespeare will
be given next week
Birthday Party.
Master Earl Lznden celebrated his
twelfth birthday Thursday evening.
April 18th. by inviting twelve of his
boy friends In for two hours after
school All the usual out-of-door
games we're enjoyed by all until 5
O'Clock. when Ice cream. cake and
lemonade we're served In the dining
room. after which games In the
house and music were INDUCED In
until o'clock. Those present we're:
Francis and George Marsden. James
and Rhinehart Dickson. Dale Hoover.
Harold George. Russell Ashley. Eric
sharman. Ross Middismsss. Walter
Blair. Dudley Gribbie-
Card Psrtisa
Mrs. Jay ID. sidebottom gave . Sc
ries OF parties at her cozy nome on
Macon avenue this week "Wednesday
afternoon twcntyfour ladies played
bridge. Mrs Coodioe taking frst
prime. with Mrs. q. A Baker carrying
home the consolation After the card
games an excellent supper was Gu
5oyed.
On Thursday afternoon seven Tn
bies OF card players of the younger
soeiAi set spent the hours mos hap
PLY ut bridge. Miss May Harding
achieved high score. with Mrs. Haw-
therne coming second. Toward even-
ing q tempting iuneheon was served
by the hostess.
Roth afairs were OF . most pleas
ant nature and much enjoyed By the
fortunate guests.
Fieriaa Afternoon.
Mrs. Belle Key entcrtained the
South Canon division Of tho Ladies
association of tho First Presbyterian
church Mt her homo on Park avenue
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the evening hours pleasantly passed
at five hundred. Mrs. T. N. Harding
Jr. taking the iady's prize and the
sentleman's prize going TO Mr.. Guy
U. Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender were special
guests OF the evening.
Ye oidsn Tymes.
Mrs. James l.. Cooper conceived a
pretty idea for entertaining the men,
bers OF the Luncheon club at hes
home on Thursday afternoon in the
form Of an old-fashioned dinner. The
table setting suggested the days OF
long ago. oid-fashioned castors
cake stands and silver being used.
In the table center was boquet Of
old-fashioned garden flowers. over
which a honey-bee was gaily hum
ming. much to the amusement and
even terror of some of the guests.
The dinner was one Of the good
old-fashioned kind. composed OF nu-
merous good things. and Was greatly
enjoyed by al Bridgt occupied the
afternoon hours. Mrs. T. n Harding
Jr. making the best score and taking
home the table flowers. minus the
bee.
The affair was cieyerly planned
and carried out and proved to be one
of much pleasure to all
Dinner for Springs Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. George whipple On
tertained twelve guests at dinner
Friday evening complimentary to
their house guest. Miss Evaline Len
nos. OF Colorado Springs
The dinner menu was Il tempting
one and tn. decorations extremely
pretty. a basket Of daisies. tied with
yellow ,ulie bow. ironing TIE GEN.
ter feature. while golden shaded can
d'es completed the pretty idea
Bridge furnished diversion for the
later evening hours of the happy af-
fair.
EntertaInsd Sunday School cissa-
The members OF c. T. Friends
ciass At the First Methodist Sunday
school and large number Of friends !
were charmingiy entertAined at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs- J. r. Corrin. |
s2s Macon avenue. Friday evening.
There we're about seventy people
present and all had . good time.
An entertainment program oil
songs. Instrumental mus.c and reel
tations was given Delicious refresh
menfs were served
Friends IN Council
The last regular meeting. for pre-
sentation Of subjects for discussion.
In the Friends In Council. was held
Friday. At Pythian hall. Mrs.
schweigert. presiding.
Quite long business session pre-
oeded the study.
Il was voted to send one coIior TO
Wellesley college toward the build
ing fund. while the sum IN small
but II every club in the state. which |
number $50. and every club In the
United States. which numbers thous-
ands. would give the same. the fund
would be largely increased.
Mrs. Baker aad Mrs. whippie
were appointed n committee. with
power to act, to make arrangements
to plant flowers around the vacant
lots. under the charge Of the Civic |
Improvement League tha, are sown
with clover.
Mrs. Robson and Mrs. Collins.
who had been appointed committee.
tn prSEput an outline Of n program,
for the next years work. brought In
= complete program for the sixtecn
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Miss Ruth Combs was absent part
of last tweek on account of tonsilitis-
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Mr. Bowers of ordway is here on
business pertaining to his property
on East Maain street.
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rler,s. Ass..sss.

Ftorida AfterHoon.
Mrs. Belle Key entcrtained the
South Canon division Of tho Ladies
association of tho First Presbyterian
church Mt hcr homo on Park avenue
Thursday afternoon.
A. she has spent much time in
Florida, Mrs. Key saye a most inter-
estins talk upon that subject. illus
tratine with beautiful pictures Of the
country and people Her descriptions
Of the Seminole Indians. their past
and present life. was extremely in-
terssting.
DslIcious refreshments. native pro-
ducts Of Florida, were served.
csvs cisb.
Ths asst nsssias q he Card clup
sincs s&s I1snssa $500. vas ~ q
ths hsns q n. 80 MA W - n
sssr gssday svsalse
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Dinner was served at o'clock and
the evening hours pleasantly passed
at fve hundred. Mrs. T. N. Harding
Jr. taking the iady's prize and the
sentleman's prize going TO Mr.. Guy
U. Hardy
MIR. and Mrs. Bender were special
guests of the evening.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry
'haGEaEe- tLimited- Week dnys only.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
trains Leave Richmond-Main 81, Station
y; He..Fo!iowinG schedule figures published
For the South-Daily: :6s A M-rocu
lo;i5 A. M.-Express. $40 =. M.-EIpress.
!nn'a and Birmingham. 1880 H. M-Expre,.
Week Days; 800 I. NJ: and 500 =. M.-Local
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 r. M.-Stcamer train CpnrIor car, ~,
sept Sunday: no local stops. and AIS p. Nj
Daily, i.ocal-Connccting for baltimore daily
except Sudnay. 7:35 A. M.-Daiiy-iocal.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: :: oJ A. NJ. and 90 A. NJ
c:c5 p. NJ. $3.50 +. NJ. daily: $40 A. NJ and
200 r. n. Ex Sun. From West Point: s:S
a NJ: ts;eamsr train. daily. except Monday:
$40 A. NJ and s:i5 +. NJ. daily.
FL l.. BISHOP. n p A.
eT F.. Main St. Phone Madison IA
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INTERCHANGEABLE Sale.
FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR hire. night excursions, two aut,
trucks: reasonable rates. Phon
Randolph 1926.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
Tho standard KaiIrond Of tho Sou

f.FFFtITNE NFKTI. =. ISlI
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
fo. Florida and South: S:i5 A NJ. and 80
For Norfolk: $50 A. NJ. 800 r. NJ. $50
T. NJ.
ror y & W Ry west: SIS A. ~. $50
a; NJ. so r Nj. $50 2. ~
s.tor f.ter.6nrE; ,,'S0 A. NJ SIS A 81"
40 Il. NJ 500 T.. NJ. SIS =. NJ. s:0 NJ.
u 10 l. ~.
For o;od-bo-o and ravctt-vill.: u:;a y. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond tarv: SIS A Nj
, ,G;t A. NJ; 81 IS ( ~. ~ IS, .',i :, NJ
n. $50 +. NJ. e;35 p. NJ. s.n l.. NJ. 200 y.
NJ. ii:3o =. NJ
Time o, arrival ana departure and conr.c-
ticns not guaranteed
{. s. CAMPBELL. p p A. us Main St.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I:l5 A.-Local-paUy-Nev News.
$40 .ocal-Dai!y-Ch'vi!!e. EX Sun.
Thurpond
1850 A.-EXpr-ss -DaIy-Norfolk Old Point
te:lo A.-Locai- Daiy-T!chb'E Lex. C. Forge
'l2;35 Noon = Express - Daily - Norfolk Old
Point
t:@5 P.-EXpress-Daily--Nor Old Point
300 P.-Local-Dally-N. News Old Point.
5:i5 P.--Loca!-Ex. sun. Gordonsviile.
'6:l5 P.-Local-EN. Sun-Lynchburg. c. Fore
gao .-Expre's-Daiiy-Cin.. L'v!lle.
600 .-Limitcd-DaUy--Cin.. Ch'so. ST. l.
':l:oo P.-Express-Daiiy-Cin.. Louisvills.
'Slcepers. PaTlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHNOND-Local from
East: 1918 a. NJ. $50 i. NJ. Through from
East: II 80 A. NJ 200 p. ~, $3.50 r. 81 Local
from West: $3.50 A. NJ. $40 go A. NJ and 30
a:Jo p. NJ.
Jane, River Line: "i:a5 A. NJ. 900 P. N.
Daily.
"Daiy except Sunday.
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STEAMBOATS,
" Travel Uithout trouble

A system OF unaccompanied. pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
OF the world. Tours arranged for
individuals, families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares. with
Hotels. Transfers. Carriage Drives,
etc, to leave at any time, Itineraries
arranged to suit passengers. Accom-
modations secured In advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 1870.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department.
Richmond Trust md Savings Coz
9Th and Main SITS. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED-Agents

WANTED. agents to place our home
purchasing Investment CONT acts.
which provide for loans a. per cent
simple interest. to build or buy homes
TO improve real estate or lift mort
cages. Exceptionally good opportun-
ity for right man. Experience un-
necessary. Write to-day for booklet
and terms Standard Bond and Mort
yncc Companv. BirminEhnin. Ala.
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MEETINGS..

THE regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF tho Richmond Paper
1or 6;overnor and ROSS strects picb-
mond. Va, on Tuesday. July 2l. 1914.
at 70 o'clock NJ.
Is. W. LIPSCOMB
Secretary
Virginia Building and Loan Company.
THE regular annual meeting OF tho
stockholders or this company Will
be held on Tuesday. July II, 1914. at
80 y NJ.
CHAS. T. LOEHR,
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

HAVE made II special price and easy
terms on large blocks perfectly dry
wood - years. anthracite. all sizes:
soft coal FOR CRATES and cooking
steam, very lunpy. for furnaces and
heating; Virginia anthracite cheapest
and burns everywhere: sample sent on
request Perfectly dry slabs cheapest
hot weather wood. Longs. l506-l0
West Broad. Phone Madison I06o-7o
DRY white ash wood at greatly re-
duced rates. Phono Randolph 2l0s.
Baldwin Tool Works.
KILN dried kindling wood. sl.G5 per
load order Of FIVE loads for $3.50.
Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg. Co. Madi-
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PROPOSALS-Sealcd

WANTED At once. bids on an elect ric
light plant for the town OF Winston.
y. 4. population 1000. Blue print OF
town and specifications may be seen at
mayors Office. Winston, y. &. Right
reserved 10 reject any or all bids. l. V.
Turner, Town Clerk.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING.

WHEN you have your painting and pa
pertnS done we would be glad to fur
n!sh you with estimates for what YOU
may need. We also make n speciality
OF oUt-Oftown work. K. T.. Gardner.
4@j West Main Street. Madison 63Sl
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\. MEYERS SONS.
III I.n.t CnrY Street
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PANAMA hats are made Of n fabric
that to certain extent is very dell
cate. II in the process OF cleaning the
proper ingredients arc not used tho hat
ls spoiled as TO appearance and texture.
When YOU send your hat TO us YOU can
be assured OF best cleaning process and
rcmodeling into latest shapes. The
latest style for women is the sailor. and
for men the pencil curl. These fashions
are talk OF the town" See Vera Hat
Works. oil North First Street
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WANTED-Real Estate


LIST your farms with j. A Connolly
e Co. Write postal for necessary
LET us get YOU a tenant for your va
can't property. Special attention to
collection OF rents. VIM. VI. Miller d
Co. Inc. lis North Eighth street.
WE have numbers of calls for lots in
Highland PA X List yours with us
promptly. \ W. Bowe = Son. 10
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FOX s.ALE-FarIns.

FOX sale or exchange for city prop
erty. 1854 acres OF land, SO acres clear.
outbuildings: good orchard: spring run
ine through the farm, 3 miles from
HUH street car line on now road Ap-
Randolph 1906
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OLD DOMINION LINE

I.v. Richmond FOO, OF Ash s.. ds.ly7 90 P. NJ.
Leave Newport Nsws.,................5; % A. NJ
HEE!FH MOTTO ~ A. al
Connects With main line steamers leaving
Norfolk FOR New YORK daily. except sunday
10 L. VI. Connections also made By -. So
". Ry. T. NJ and G. & o. RS a; r. NJ.
Night Hne steamers stop at CIarcrnout on
signal. and met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA StNIGATION CO.-James River
By daylight for Norfolk. ola Point, Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday
Wednesday, and Friday a. 20 A. VI. Freight
received 70: all James River points.
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SITUATION WANTED-Fcmale

WANTED. position by competent dou-
BILE entry bookkeeper. Can use type
writer. Best references. II ll6. care
Times Dispatch
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SUMMER BOARDING

new cottage. Ocean View, Va
opens for boardcrs May - for sea
son. private baths. running water in
every room. running leo water: front
ing Chesapeake Bay: fishing, bathing
accommodations unsurpassed Mrs. H.
a. DigSs, Iroprictrcss. on cottage car
limo
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CHARLES q. Burch. private detective
Agency. 800 Park Building. corner
Tenth and Bank. Phone Randolph 1856.
Richmond. Va
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THE New F:dgewood Cottage ocean
View, Va. south side of Virginia
Avenue. between First ana second
streets; newly built brick cottagc
n"wly furnished. every modern con-
venience. Martin l.. Anderson Pro-
prietor. Phone Madison 2602 Write
for rates. All Inquiries receive prompt
attention.
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WHILE YOU arc away let us do sour
house cleaning. staining and waxing
roorS save worry ana money. We arc
responslblc Randolph 1920. William
Johnson. 1909 North First street.
MOVING picture machines. all makes
and supplies furnished BY us. G. Is.
lih|nes ~ Co. l2l West Eroad street
GETTING down TO facts. It's throwing
money away to have Il bicycle
tinkcrcd with. Have II thoroughly and
scientifically repaired when II Is not in
perfect trim, even II YOU pay bit more
Whatever is worth doing IS worth doing
well. Is the basis OF our repair work
We think YOU Will not quarrel with our
charges when YOU test our work. y
J.. Gentry, sos West BROAD Street
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WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. Ole East
remount diamonds In the latest styles
Old gold and silver always taken in
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THE, Breakers, Buckroc Beach, Va
now open. For rates apply J. e
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RAILROADS
49, sEApOARp AIR LINE .AILwAI.. :

SENBOtRD AIR LINE HNILwAY.
Tho Progressive Kaiiway Of tho SOUTH
SouthbouTd trains scheduled 20 lenva Rich
mond daily: 800 \. NJ. local to Noriina. i;es,
J.. NJ. slecp-rs and coaches Atlanta. Btr-
ningharn. Jacksonville; 1885 2. III. sleeper
10 Hamlet and coaches TO Atlanta and Bir-
minGham; 1875 a. NJ. slscpers. Atlanta Bir-
m!ngham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa.
and coaches Jacksonville.
NbrthboUrd trains scheduled 20 arrtvs In
Richmond daily: IS a. A.. 500 A. ~. sos
T. NJ. 10 =. VI Local.
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railvs, Comusn,
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May 10. 1914.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: t?:o A. NJ. 800 +. NJ. .i:io
ron LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 s.. NJ. 70 80 \. NJ. '3 30 p. NJ. '9N p. u
Arriva Richmond from Norfolk: 'ii:4o A.
NJ, '6:35 Il. NJ. I'll 80 p. NJ. From the West:
$3.50 A. NJ. i?:lo T.. ~. i.:4o T. ~. 'e:05 Z.
NJ. $3.50 T. NJ.
'Daiiy. ,Daiiy e1c.p, Sunday. Isunday
only.
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