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Arizona republican., 1914-02-22

fred de Musset. The granddaughter of George Sand lodged a complaint for posthumous libel on her grand mother against the author of the play and the manager of the theater. and sued for s40,o00 damages. The court. while greatly reducing the sum claimed in damages. neverthe- less decided in favor of the plaintiff, namely: That whereas the plaintiff was born in 1866. and was brought up by her grandmother to the age of 10. her grandmother having died in 1876. it is obviously blameworthy on the part of the author to produce on the stage series of scenes and in- cidcnts concerning the private life of a person dead only some thirty years. and who was therefore well known to and loved and esteemed by the plaintiff. and wounding her feelings, etc: considering. moreover that George Sand, in her old age vas a model of goodness. etc. con-
 demns the author to pay sum of
 5000 as damages
 The theatrical manager was exon
 erated from all responsibility in the
 matter.
 A new danger to motorists is re-
 vealed by the experience of Palis
 merchant who the other day hired q
 car and made an excursion with his wife and daughter and two friends to Margency, in the department of the Eure.
 On arriving at PuteauX on the re- turn journey the chaffeur stopped the car and tuned around to re- ceiVe orders as 10 the subsequent route. but what was his astonish- ment to find that all five occupants ! of the car had fainted.
 Calling a policeman to his help | tie unconscious motorists were takel
 to a neighboring chemists shop | where restoratives were admins 1 tered. The question then arose a! l to how asphyXiation had beel 1 caused. and it was found that de
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
ASYLUM FOR HORSES
Hungarian Land Owner Leaves His
 Fortune to Worn-Out Horses
Special Cable)

VIENNA. Feb. 21.-Much shaking of heads was caused yesterday at the Hungarian town of Miskolcz, when the will of a deceased land owner. named Bizony, was opened. He has left all his fortune, amount ing to $60,000, to the Hungarian Provincial Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, on condition that it erects an asylum for worn cut horses. No more must horse which has tolcd all it's life at last come under the horse butchers knife. RiZony's motto is "one horse is worth more than ten men, His brother and lawful heir, a captain of artil- lelY, will contest the validity of the testament. but the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals de- mands it's legacy. and is determined to build the horse asylum.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
BABY BARRED
 FROM FRANCE
Child of Prince Victor Ma poleon and Princess Clem- antine Must Not Set it's Foot on Soil That Ances- tor Ruled
(Snecial Cahiel

PARIS. Feb. 2l.-Accprding to q reply given by NJ. Renoult. minister of the interior .o a question by M. t.ngerand. the deputy for Calvados, the baby born couple of weeks ago 10 Prince Victor Napoleon and Prin- cess Clementine is debarrcd from setting foot on French soil.
 In putting his question, Mr. En- geland described the baby as Prince Napoleon" but this designation had to be struck out before the query could be accepted by the president of the chamber. NJ. Renoult's reply was brief and to the point.
 Under the law of 1SS6." he said the territory of the republic is and remains forbidden to the heads of families that have reigned in France and to their direct heirs in the order of primogeniture."
 A Bonapartist restoration is ae nearly inconceivable as anything in the changing scene of world affairs The cause has it's party. or parties one of which has hastened to pro claim it's devotion to the hope oi French democracy. the pledge of na tional greatness. and the heir of the gIcatest name in the history of the country" It has it's organ in the press. It has, or rather the most respectable of it's adherents have a political idea with which a great many Frenchmen disillusioned in re- gard to ''pariiamentarism" are in- clned to coquet-the idea of the 'plebiscitary republic" with a Bona parte placed at it's head by universa suffrage. and governing in accord ance with the national will eXpresse, by direct electoral mandate. But i France should ever know again
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
Land Sold by an As soc;aiea of Farmer

Inc farmers here have option on lands and sell through their own association, that you be of square deal in every way. This association is o. K.d by Uncle Sam and IS ready to do everything to help you succeed The State College of Agriculture IS right here with men, expert in irrigation methods ready to give you any aid you need free of charge-evcn coming to your FARM to advise you
 You will find here advantages of the kind you'd only expect in old settled seconsnc schools and churches good local markets fine towns with every modern m- provements; associations for distant shipment of fruit. truck, hay etc.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
Paint Without Oil
Remarkable Discovery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seven-
 ty-Five Per Cent
A Free Trial Package is Mailed to
 Everyone Who Writes

A. L. Rice. prominent maufactur- CT of Adams, \. Y, has discovered process of making a new kind of paint without the use of oil He calls it Powdrpaint. It comes in the form of dry powder and all that is required is cold water to make paint weather proof, fire proof and as durable as oil paint. It adheres to any surface. wood, stone or brick. spreads and looks like oil paint and costs about one fourth as much
 Write to Mir A. L. Rice, Manuf r. 450 North St, Adams, N. Y, and he will send you a free trial package, also color card and full information showing you how you can save good many dollars. Write today Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
HEP BED HER COFFIN
Aoed Parisan to Be Burned in tho
 Coffin She Slept in Thirty Years
Especial Cabl

Especial Cable)
 PARIS, Feb 21.-Mme Henrietta Tcyssedre, who has just died at the age of eighty at her residence in the Rue de la Grange aux Bellies. will be buried in the coffin in which for the last thirty years she has slept nightly.
 When three decades ago her nus band died, Mime. Teyssedre ordered a coffin of polished oak with silver corner pieces, silk and velvet lining. and with images of saints painted on it's sides.
 Her servant found her dead Tn it ,-oStcINiaV
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
SENToY FOUND GAGGED
lSpeciaI Cablc)

DUBLIN. Feb 21.-A sensational report comes from the Curragh Camp. County Kildare that sentry vas found early in the morning by the relief wing on the ground gagged ard tied. He was taken to hospi- tai where he recovered. He stated that in the dalk he had been sur prised. knocked down and gagged. and deprived of his rifle. The mili- tary authorities are inquiring into the matter.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
FRANZ JOSEPH WOULD SHAVE
Aged Ruler Is Dissuaded From His
 Purpose By Family
Special Cable)

PARIS, Feb, 21,-Thc Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, the doyon of the crowned heads of Europe some time ago formed the resolution, says the Journal. to shave off the whiskers which make his physiogno my so familiar all the world over.
 The protests of his family and the feeling which the announcement of this decision caused in court circles, however, induced the aged monarch to reconsider the matter
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
Get the Facts Now!

If you do not expect to be this way right soon so that you might make personal visit here. then at least WRITE and learn everything. This is not matter to be put o-every day gone by lessens the bigness of your opportunity here Send postal card for full in- formation, fill out this coupon and mail it. Do this NOW. -
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
RENOVATION IN DENTISTRY.
Music Furnished to Soothe Pain Dur
 ing Tooth Extraction.
(Special Cablel

(Special Cable)
 PARIS. Feb. 21.-An enterprisng French dentist who practices in Montmartre has just published an original taliff for the extraction of teeth
 Ordinary attractions ............$ .62 Painless. ditto .................. 10i With music ..................... 400
 The patient may choose the Selec- ticns he wishes to hear, Wagner. Beethoven. or ragtime.
 Margaret Anglin is advocating a travelling company exclusively for Canadian towns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

|N.lNTED--Threc white boys. rs TO IA
FEARS old want employment in the
Iity Of Richmond. l'hons Randolph 622.
Juvenile Court of Richmond. Room 5.
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c1HEXA l Ag g
NJ PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
e Gle EAST BROAD sL,
y Special
Auction Sale
Of
Magnificent
Antique and
Modem Furniture
(Thursday), OCTOBER
%, beginning 1890 o'clock A. NJ.

At thu direction OF parties declining
housekeeping and leaving the city, we
VIII sell the entire contents of their
West Grace Street home which has
been moved for convenience to our
auction salesrooms,
NO. GlS EAST BROAD STRRET.
and consists of n magnificent Colonial
mahogany bridegroom Suit.l having II
four column claw-foot stdeboard, claw
foot and column China Case, claw-fo
Cellerotte, claw-foot Pedestal Dining
Table, 60linches in diameter; o Colonial
mahogany Dining Chairs carved busc
and cln,y-foot Card Tables. sheraton
Leaf Table, claw-foot Empire Sofa,
Wing Chairs, Nttoman Swan Neck
antique mahogany Secretary, Martha,
Washington Work Stand, Grand Faith
er's Clock, four-post bed lin mahogany,
mahogany Dresser ana Chiffonicr,
bird's-eye maple Dresser and Dressing
Table, bird's-eye maple Bed. bird's-cye
maple Desk and Chairs. fine Brass, Bed
and Box Spring. fine William ,Enabe e
Co. Piano. mahogany Piano Seat. hand-
some Highland China Dinner Set. fine
GlnssWah'e, Electroliers, handsome Jar
deneres. Brass Tenders. Andirons. Scut-
ties and Fro Sets. Fancy Baskets, brass,
Fern Stands and Vases, nne Rugs,
felt Mattresses and many other articles
too numerous to list.
This is Il special auction sale. Every
thing to be offered will he Of the finest
quality, and in practically us perfect
condition as when now.
7 Ladies especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1914,
at 4:30 p, M. -

t ts and substantially buiIe apart.
ment house known as the bellevue
Flats: the property being described
In the deed OF trust rs Follows: "Be4
ginning at the southwest corner OF
Fifth and Cary Streets. liz the city OF
Richmond, thence running southwardly
along Fifth Street si&ty-nine I60) feeE
four t4) inches to the line Of Suttoh
:; Co.'S. lot. themes %estwardly with
Su Suite 8 Cos line one enc hundred and one
INCHES, thence hoftlwerdly sixty-nffs
l6s) feet. fourft4) ihphcs. fIore or less.
to Cary Street and thence eastwardly
one huhdreS And one t101) Poet, six and
onc-ha1f t5ta) Inches to the beginning.
the same being lots No. 1o1 and No
1U2, that we're conveyed to Lewis Gin
ter by j. W.. Anderson. special COM
missioner by his deed, hearing date on
l4th November. 1887. anti recorded In
the clerks office OF the Chhncery Court
9 9d the city Of 90 Ri.ehmShd. Va, In D; p;
OF land four e. feet. ten tiol inches
wide added to the rear thereof" This
property on account of it's convenient,
location should always command good
rental by an excellent class OF tenants,
and its proximity to tile business CEN
tire should make It n most desirable in
vestmcnt 1t can be seen at any time,
and Will DO open for inspection at
hour of sale. ts
{, TERMS: Cash.
HENRY r. MILLER,
w. PLBAsANTS Redo.
Trustees.
ELAN & FUNsTnN.
= ~ =
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnke Bros. Jewelers.. 9l2 East
Main street, buy. sell, exchange and
remoupt diamonds in the latest styles.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
NOTICE is hereby given chat the Com
tho District OF Columbia has, ceased to
do business in the State of Virginia.
The said Commercial Fire INSURANCE
Company has insured all OF It's liabil-
itF in the following companies: City of
New York Insurance Company. OF New
York; First National Fire Insurance
Company. of Washington, u. c.; Anchor
Fire Insurance Company, OF Dos Moines.
Iowa: Globe and Rutgers Fire Insur-
ance Company, OF New Work City.
Therefore. the said Comlhercial Fire
Insurance Company has no liability in
the State of Virginia.
ASPARAGUS-ASPA RAGES
THIS season we offer a great bargain
in asparagus: large cans, of tips
for 80 cents. They are delicious. Geo.
Med. Blake e CO.. No. 90 Broad street.
Phone Randolph 512-513.
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HELP Observation-Disclosures

WANTED. to hear from all teachers
who hold State certificates and are
Without schools. We can place YOU at
1,nce; The Virginia Teachers' bureau.
H. ". Gridlin. Manager. Woodland
ION 551S. Also Gordonsville Branch, 7.
|,yaiion Hail, Manager. Box ISL. Cor
li0itgyillc
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SHOESl SHOES. SHOES.
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TO LEr-Blsiness Purposes.

STORE for jobbing or commission bust
ness, 1910 East Cary. OF account or
moving to our new building. Splendid
store, we'll located. Consolidated
Paper * Boz Mfg. CO.
FACTORY Site on Franklin street near
Fourteenth, for rent on account OF
moving to our new building; fine loca-
ton Consolidated Papar * Box Mfg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

WE buy sell and exchange. See u.
~ # YOU, want the best 6arsains In
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. live, widc-awake salesman
section. Room 5o4 Mutual Building.
WANTED, n SPECIALITY. salesman for re-
strictcd North Carolina country ter
ritorS. Must be familiar With office
systems and routine. Address A sos.
care Times Dispatch.
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ADOPTION.

a pretty, healthy baby boy, about two
months old, will be given for adop-
ton to responsible person who can fur
Street. CITY. "e'e -Nl'aN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

ELAN & FIJNSTnN.
Aucttoneers.
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DETECTIVES.

AN opportunity to be detective.
Write Chas. o. Burch. Private Detec-
tive Agency, Park Building. Richmond,
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wANTlsD-F,arns.,
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED. young unbrolSen pointer dog
call Randolph 619S-N1.
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sITJATIoNs wANTEDZ-Fen,ale.

WANTED, position BY young lady sts-
n9grnpher and assistant bookkeeper:
Call Madison 33G6-J, or address l. Aa9,
care Times Dispatch.
SETTEED lady Wishes position to hcIp
take care Of invalid. Apply 1889 East
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WANTED. to exchange good $4,000
estate. Address Mr.. H., 90, care Times
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICIS--A. Jacobs, trading as Jacobs
Grocery Co.. has sold to Maud John
son his business at No. 504 North Ninth
street. All persons having bills against
him plense present them at the store
{ once. = rH.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
wANfEp-Keal estate.

LIST your farms With j. A. Connolly
d Co. Write postal for necessary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
ICE. coal AND WOOD

FOR sale. the best ire wood In the
world. Get load OF doEwood and
give II n trial. sl.75 for one fourth
cord delivered In Richmond. and $3.50
delivered In South richmond. Rich :
mond Dogwood Co.. 1924 Hull Street.
Phone Madison 2i90-J.
SPECIAL this week and next, perfect
ly. dry oak and pine slabs, the great
cooking and kindling. and there is
nothing better than oak slabs for
CRATES. You can save about 81 on the
cord. My coal is frceburnfng. Pleasce
housekeepers because they get pure.
fine ashes. Tho only yard on West
Broad Street. No. 1906. Longs.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTEDs location In law ONCE by
young man. Admitted ITO practice
Expert stehoBrapher. CorreRponuence
solicited. II 62I. care Times-Dispatoh.
WANTED, position as nurse by settled
White woman: Al references: hos
pitni experience. II 49,. care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goods.

WANTED, to buy Tor cash household
goods IN any quantity. Phone Madi.
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FOR s.zLE--HonsehoId Goods

FOR sale. Alert heater, self-feeder, i'm
good condition. Price, SIS. Apply S
North Meadow, Randolph 3259-Is.
CONTENTS of fiat, consisting of hand
some Quartered oak furniture. iron
beds, felt mattresses, ETC., slightly used,
cheap. Phone Madison 2a00-J.
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WANTED. to buy In any quantity
second hand furniture. Highest cash
prices paid. Phone Randolph ssi6.
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FOR RENT-House.
wANTED-Ho,,ses.

WANTED garage for one or two cars
by month or year, within mile of
Capitol: Address B Sc, care Times
DISPATCH.
WANTED, to rent for the winter months
IA furnished house desrably located.
in the West End. ..Phonc Madison
lG0i-J from to IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
BY G. l.. & II. L. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
S01 East Main street.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved roperty, Consist
ing of Eight New Apart
ment Buildings, Located at
the Northwest Corner Of
Second and Arch Streets.

oS virtue OF ueeu OF trust, uateu
March II, 1913. recorded In the clerk s
office OF Richmond thnncery Court, in
ID. b. a21sD, page 1o7, and at the re-
quest of the noteholder. default having
been made in payment of the debt sc
cured. We Will sell by auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER al. 1914.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the property described in said deed, as
follows:
Of Richmond. Va. described as follows:
corner OF second aid Arch Streets, run
o ona stpeet ftasn a feet fronting on Sec
d. Lot beginning at point on the
western line or Second street fifteef,
street.
6. Lot beginning at q point on the
feet north of Arch Street, thence run
wesiern lihs & Second Street fean shir3g
feet. "
!. p. Lot beginning at 4 point on tho
west or Second Street. thence running
line Of Arch Street nifty cog f sns north
This IL comparatively new property.
we'll located, and will make a'good In
v'f1msa! as Cash fea aes g sspenses OF sale
slSf;u66, with interest from June 1ee IL &,
l lg; balance at one and two years
added. secured by decd Of trust on
property.
C. L. DENooN,
JOHN p. nBARY.
Trustees.
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NOTHING

NOTHING.
GRATEFUL TO My FRIENDS AND
PATRONS FOR PAST BUSINESS, ]
ASK A CONTINUANCE. HARDWARE.
AND HOuSEFuRNlSHING T35 EAST
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SITUATIONS wANTED--sIsle

MARRIED. man, experienced In dairy
or agricultural farming, desires po-
sition. good references. Address II IA.
euro Times-DtsDatcn.
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farm by young German fellow, cNpc-
'icnccd In cattle raising. fruit grow :
ng And general farming; graduate OF
I'm Agricultural college. Please state
wages. NJ 'a94, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY ELAN & FUNsTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
That Handsome Apartment.
House Known as, the
Bellevue Flats =
Situated at the Southwest
Corner of Fifth and Cary SITS.
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

crust, dated the lst day Of May, 1907.
to the undersigned trustees, and duly
recorded in the Chancery Court, OF tho
2oi, default having been made In thu
payment Of the debt secured and be-
thereunder. we, the Undersigned. will
sell by public auction on the prem
ICES OIL
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HELP Northumberland.

ing. home, sewing plain clotira seams: :
any sewing machine: ateady; no chn-
Fassine. No tri1ers wanted. Samples.
> 0c.; returned If not satisfactory. Home
iewers Co. Jobbers' Sewing. Rehoboth,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

r II $ T-class washerwoman wants
washing to do at home: guarantee
satisfaction. Apply 1-2 East Baker
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ADMITTEDLY
THD BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IF1BD ADVERTISING.
LOST AND FOUND

II .OsT. on Chesapeake anu OHIO train.
tnent cheeks for $50 each and two $40
bills, c. Is. Co. care Times Dispatch.
LOST. oval pin: ~ large pearls. Re-
h ward to finder. Phone Randolph
k156-J.
LOST. pointer dog. white body. yellow
\ ears. Liberal reward for informa-
Eion given at 317 East Franklin street.
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MAN TO give away premiums to adj
vertise Rogers 20-ycnr silverware.
ls52 monthly: also commission. a. a.
lI'Iine. Advertising Manager. Rogers
Building. philadelphia
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WANTED, position by young lady az
assistant bookkccper: expert typist:
3.eren years' experience: 4 No. ! refer
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ADAM a. wEscHLER.
Auctioneer.
RECEIVERS SADIE or FIFTY -FOUR
MULES AND TEN HORSES.

MUbtS IND TEN HUItSES.
Pursuant TO decree of the Circuit
Court of the city OF Alexandria. Va.
the undersisned. receivers of the New
Washington Brick Company. will sell
ut public auction at the plant of said
company, in Alexandria County, Va. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1914.
Commencing ut IL O'Clock noon.
fifty-four (5l One mules and ten Io)
fine work horses.
To reach place OF sale take electric
cars on Washington Virginia Railway.
either at Washington pr at Alexandria.
cast.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
JAMES Il. CATION. JR..
GARDNER Il. BOOTHE.
Receivers.
POST Office address OF receivers. Alex
andria, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED, to rent whole, or a part of
garage in vicinity OF Monument Ave-
nue. and Addison Streets. Lewis c.
Larrus. Phope Madison 33l2.
WANTED. to buy good gasolcne launch
at once. Address II 50, care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED. white woman to cook and
assist In houscwork In medium sized
Family. Apply with references as to
k.haFaeNor. health, and wages desired>
lIddressI. c. Braswcil, Rocky Mount.
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HELP -wANTED--aiale

Nv .ANTED. Registered assistant phar-
II n,ucist: good hours aud salary. Send
References. Address l. 1SI. care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

'fOCNG hSuR thoroughly experienced
i in every Kind of office work, wants
position; frst-class references, II AZ,
arc Times DiSpat tell.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale very cheap. Buick 4o-horAe.
equipped: electric lights. etc.; late
model; particulars. $50 West Broad
street
bodies made to order.
Richardsoh Brothers, GIG Brook Ave-
FOR tho best auto and livery service
in town. NIL good 1915 model cars,
call Smith b Hix. formerly known as
Auditorium Stables. Phone Madison
1923 nlsht. Randolph 626s.J
WE have only few more used cars
left. and to close them out quickly
VIII accept any reasonable OFFER. T..
u. Starbuck, or Leslie Johnson. ia
West Broad Street.
AUTONfOBTEES for hire. day or night.
Prompt service. reasonable rates.
Auto TRANSFORMATION Company. Phone
Madison l724.J.
THREE: new Regal touring cars at a
reduction; one Chalmers 80" tour
ing; one Chalmers 40" pony tonneau.
go West Broad.
FOR sale. one Lozicr chassis With de-
livery body. one Paige roadster.
One light auto delivery. Grasberger
Vehicle Co. Twentieth and Franklin
'e.rsets. S->.-------
TOURING ear, excellent condition. Tor
sale ut a bargain. For details adj
dress Box 23T. Richmond, Va.
a.