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Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
BUSINESS MEN WILL BANQUET
Annual Feast Will Take Place When
 Hotel is Finished.

The monthly meeting of the Canaan Business Mems Association in Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday evening was attended by an unusually large number of business men, attracted by the an nouncement that Rev. MT. Travis and A. P. Perkins, secretary of the Ma tional Chamber of Commerce, would be present to address the meeting. MT. Travis was there, and performed his part i'll the program in way that highly pleased and greatly interested his listeners, but MT. Perkins was un- able because of illness, to be present
 The business session was short. MT. E. A. Creevey and MT. Ivan Cam, of the Canaan Plumbing and Heating Company were. elected to membership, and it was voted to subscribe, for three months, to an industrial clipping bureau service devoted to the interests of com munities desirous of acquiring manu- featuring industries, the committee on new industries to attend to the com munications that may be received, and if possible, induce some plant to come to Canaan. ... ".-.-...
 The matter of the fifth annual ban quet of the Association was brought up, and as the sentiment seemed to be in favor of having the banquet, it was voted that President Holsapple appoint committee of three members, as usual, to. have general charge of the banquet arrangements, with suc'l sub committees as they may see fit to ap- point, who are to report to the December meeting, when the date will be fixed. Heretofore the banquet has been held, annually, on the third Thursday in January, but as the Garfield Hotel, which was recently burned out. is now undergoing repair, and Landlord Baker, who was at the meeting, was unwilling to promise definitely that the repairs would be completed by that time, the date was left open until the December meeting, when it can probably be fixed with certainty. r- @-..o .-.r.
 After the business had been disposed of, President Holsapplei introduced Rev. Mir. Travis, who spoke of his ex- periences in the wild and woolly West, giving an informal talk spiced with his GtAhAnGbCIl5U11.. Wlp duu lululiIdUAO humor, yet full of interesting informa- ton concerning the life of the cowboys anl miners, with whom the speaker had been associated for a number of years. sharing their hardships and their sports. Although MT. Travis spoke at some length in view of the absence of MT. Perkins, there was universal wish, at the close, that he would con- tinue longer.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
School NnfRs.

The following pupils have been neither absent, tardy nor dismissed for the four weeks ending Nov. 20;
 Grade l, E. Ruth Ostrander, Teacher -Alfaretta Beebe, George Beck, Amelio Boni, Edward Castagna, Carrie Cor latti, Marion Decker, Marion Drumm, Mable Goggins, Anna Gray, Louis Green, Mazda Johnso on, Isabelle Lin dell, Mary Montani, John Mullen, Michael O'Neil, Frances Parr, Angela Perotti, Claudina PerotH. Elizabeth Reel, Frederick Reel, Francis Smith, Irene Spencer, Dor, thy Weaver, Fred Wycolf, Arthur Hunker Charles Hunker. ... :.
 Grade 9 and 8, Emma L. Kegler, Teacher-Roberta Fitzgerald, William Ganci, Virginia Gondelli, Alice Hugins, Carmita Lasher, Kathleen Mullen, Albert Nelson Sara Rhoades, Lester Simmons, Chisel Spencer, Earnest Weaver, Florence Whiting, Charles Beaujon, Elizabeth Boni, Ellen Drumm, John Foley, Joseph Mansir.
 Grade 3 and 4. May E. Devine, Teacher-Ruth Beaujon, Mary Civelli, George Curtiss, Henry Dodge, Dorothy Drumm, Peter Foley, Edith Glass, Ruth Ganci, Floyde Hayden, Watson Hayden, Evelyn Lindell, James Mans field, Edward Mcclure, Esther Nelson, John O'Neal, Dorothy Roberts, Helen Roberts, Harold Scutt, Mary Spencer, Lingi Col, George Hunker.
 Grade and 6, Ruth Pratt Gaylord, Taanhar Moha1 pafrI L,lna par-raff Louise Beaujon, Naomi Carter, Clara Castagna, Margaret Cleary, Florence Goggin, Helen Green, Mildred Green, Elsie Hester, Catherine Killawee, Floyd Miller, Thomas O'Neil, May Perrotti, Jennie Perotti, Huldah Reel, Mary Sweeney, Elsa Borg, Ethel Barrett, Dorothy Corwin, Thomas Foley, Eliza beth Lee, Edith Lindell, Mildred Man. sir, James Mcclure, Melvin Proper, Charles Reel, Bert Simmons, Mary Sondrini, Catherine Sweeney.
 Grade 2 aud 8, Helen H. Hanlon, Teacher-Clementine Boni, Louise Curtiss, Howell Freeman, Levi Con- delli, Margaret Goggin, Walter Goggin, Jessie Proper, Myra Proper, Leroy Stanton, Edna Smith, Grace Roberts, Maitland Adam, Florence Adams, Leroy Beaujon, Edna Benway, Eric Borg, Marguerite Gaylord, Algott Lin dell, Catherine Mansfield, Bonner Mel son, Lillian Parsons, Willard Peirce, Sara Reel, Mary Rhoades.
 First Year High School, R. O. Man. chester, Teacher-Mabel Anderson, Ruth Ayres, James Brasie, Hazel Decker, May Deloy, Edward Doty, John Finkle, Gilbert Fitch, Blanche Brink, Frederick Goggin, Robert Hart, Mary Hines, Marjorie Johnson, Ellen Lasher, Leslie Mallinson, Kenneth Miller, Estella Odell, Francis, O'Hara, Lynne Palmer, Winchell Pusey, Lucre- tia Rix, Philip Rood, Ralph Sedgwick, Charles Sirlin, Marion Werner, Edith Wickwire.
 Second and Third Years High School, $. J. Roraback, Teacher-Whittlese Abbe, Malcolm Adam, Margaret Butler, Bessie Colligan, Hugh Corcoran, Emelin Curtiss, Timothy Goggin, Howard Hatmaker, Ruth Hatmaker, Gertrude Higgins, Marian Hugins Fanny Jackson, Olga Johnson, Marcella Kegler, Mary Killawee, Vernon Leffing. well, Mary Mansfield, Lewis Roraback, Bernard Smith, Richard Hart, Leroy Hart, Augusta Colligan, Pearl Davis, Charlotte Lucas, Donald Mayham, Mary Roger, Sarah Rood, Harry War Ter.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
Exchanged 42 Years.

Forty-two years ago Rev. Dr. FL dridge, then pastor of the Norfolk church, instituted an exchange of pulpits the Sunday before Thanksgiv- ing with Rev. Arthur Goodenough, then as now pastor of the church ill Winchester. The costom has been con- tinued ever since
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
Col. Osborn's Son to Wed.

The engagement is announced of Miss Dorothy Curtis, daughter of Mrs. Emily L. Curtis, of New Haven, to Minott A. Osborn (Yale College, '07), son of Colonel and Mrs. Norris G. Osborn. The wedding will take place on Saturday, December 19.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26

"A famous college president declares that there are no new jokes.''
 "Ah, he does, does he ?" grimly re- turned the Old Codger. "Well. he ought to see the husband my niece has just married and brought home to live on me mep-Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26

"On what grounds did she base her suit for divorce ?''
 Cruelty. Her husband forced her to use 1910 model auto. Life.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
Thanksgiving.
" For Derctes DanifoIo."
EMMA RoDEMEYER WAIT.

Dear Lord, our hearts expand with love
 On this Thanksgiving day, For all the mercies manifold,
 Along our earthly way. For all of life, each day, each hour,
 The shine and shade 1t brings; For Inspiration ever new,
 And hope that softly sings. For courage that surmounts defeat,
 For love that never dies. We thank Thee for Thy guidance sure
 To Homeland in the skies.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
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REV. EDWIN c. GILLETTE
 PASTOR pILGkIM CHURCH.

The for thanksgiving that is uppermost in the minds of Americans this that have escaped the horrors of If however that merely that thankful
 that go living easy indulgent lives is question able blessing While Europe being drened with blood and suffering her baptism of e she is also being transhgured with herosm, devotion of the serious of life. Life n Europe becoming sacramenal and sacrfcal If the young and of this country look their brothers and sisters the their colossal devotion and again sfshness which puts pleasure and possessions above duty society and the Kingdom of Heaven then might we'll envy Europe. But if young and will grasp the hands of their suffering and dying comrades the and will pledge allegiance the devotion look life with seriousness, their lives to fight the battles for the good and du hardness good soldiers of the Prince of Peace then shall have grounds for the profound thanksgiving that youth is spared to ideasm and holy endeavor :.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26

"Every nation mocks at other na- tions, and all are right ''-Schopen- hauer
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
REV. WORTHY FRANCIS MAYLOTT PASTOR EAST CANAAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Happiness and Thanksgiving belong together The ing of and blessings is always profitable especially this time when oreboings depressions prevalent We should be thankful for happy chdhood for friends and work prvi 1ege of reading; for humor which raveweary pilgrims After a there be thankful and receive gladly Gods gifts of harvest grace and share the with abroad not so fortunate claiming with the Hebrew poet of old Bless Lord my soul, and forget all His benefits
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
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REV. l.. E. TRAVIS PASTOR METHODIST CHURCH.

We will need go far afed find many reasons for profound thanksgiving for blessings nnumerabe material and spiritual Heavenly Father in this year of grace 1914
 for.
 As nation rejoic in the sovereignty of the people the supremacy law universal submission authority majority respect for the rights of the minority above all that the Prince of Peace holds gentle the and minds of the rulers have us peace reigns within borders
 To God the Father and Saviour Jesus Christ let lift our hearts in grateful thanksgiving this day.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
REV. ARTHUR B. CREIGHTON
RECTOR CHRIST CHURCH.

As individuals should be thankful things But members of society have special day all together This day aside we may all united offer up sacrifice of thanksgiving It calls the Christian family together render thanks for the great received at Gods hands, With grateful this thank Him not only for His plenty but for peace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
SITUATION Observation-Disclosures, =,

DKCiGlSr. registered IN North Cl,rn.
iA,'. wants position: city .Nperi.nrn.
e'nlp'"it. SDbci. energetic stu,.i 80
references and reason :or ruur-. -,
nTesent employer. Address T. n. .,n
T!iu"s-D Dispatch. ' IRE
";;ASIEpIR-hne'l. educated. C'hristi,,,
..IH ""Sir"s position 20 teach nu,i
oNeIiook children ncedin,: mothe,:.
~, :: . ,.'i MISS g. Ballsvillc. Va.
''fn' n"sir"s position 20 teach Eu.
ISL, 49, i'aatIi. French. ,nathc,,:,.ic. ,,,d
=. -"-ss ~. q, 'iu!m"a. Va.
slti"i, az teacher. FOR ..,n.n t'' po-
." :" p',v't,. Family in Richmond WeFl
N.Gis iAIhane"d. Address 10, ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
WALL. PtPi:IsING.

y l.: tiraucr the wallpaper n,.n Soc
,...u. ana save MONEY. los North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
BUSINESS FOR SALE

'ois sale. one 81 the best established
."'fiaYc and wagon factories in thr
~, d"ihs Il good business Chnico
l"oht:"h: clear Of mortgages: direc. frn,,
""iIcr. u '22, care Times Dispatch,
D!;t,i st"I" = the hes, Wcs, Wright.
u!tS Tor sale. Stock IN good conn.
IIin"s- Dispatch. '
ESTABLISH ED profitable runpjny I.,,.i
mc"s c"hE"nlal outside work mostly
TOT sAie inmediate|y. Addreas 4 Soa
care Times Dispatch No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
-, 80 'ohin:o. Trust Company. Inc
~ Il hoard %: directors Of this co,uunn>.
on"-hnlt IiaJ PEI! cont ,nvo I,,e ,,'.'
t"bri J: 1919 Ia Slitrrhoidcrs ~ r.cnr,
september -. '.it ="
W, II. SLAUGHTER.
ri., Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ANT!lb. tho public TO know TIM,
No. ~" M He Bros. jewelers.. .i2 l.as:
r:inoulI dis monds in the latest *, 10.
o.d Soid and silver taken in cxchancc
r't' hire. horses Of all kinds. Nv ,Iav
or month. also nice livery and auto
l.'"pIit. Tor hir' 1T reasonable prices
9'N"rni GOOD worN horses FOR snic
,n"ap. smith ~ Hicks. 600 West C.rv.
near CIT; Auditorium. Phone Madison
FOX III" best auto or liverv service
~ reasonable prices Cau Euditori,,,n
H;,t,Hh.rs smith ~ Hin. I'roprletors
'honc Madison 7123.
liiiS - 10 notify III" public that wiu
nor D." responsible for any .l"hts con-
j. y WHEAT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

~ man. college graduate. d.sIres
position stenogrApi,er and good b,si7
IiesS "%pcncacc: - years. Address
az. care Times Dispatch l.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FoH sa,e-iiav!ng 70 further use 10,
=" 'nui,s. We Will sell them at III.
nafs"in; pair Will weigh $50 nounJs
y iXfars old, sound Price. $3.50: ono i5air
~ III "tish 800 pounds. Price. $500,
one PAIR. Tears old. weigh; > ana
h Pp!ec ,aa sound nd and yery handsome,
ti'5; weight 1000 pounds. nisn 10, LOT
nmnt ab,nn,,t saddle and driving mare in
ola. weight. l.2eo. and very gentle A.,
Dn.; looking. call and see this sio"k
o"i or. buying. They arc ali In 1ne
Eo,!ditof'. Can be seen AZ t:r,rn:s
SoGtheTn Transfer Stable, No 10 Sor.h
Fifteenth street. "
Or. sale, 10 head Of good mules riyhI
o'y or nard work. Weight from QUO
t,'"v p"inds; from $3.50 per pair up.
.A.';o one pair Of mares. ; Years old
Meisht 200 pounds; one farm wagon
-, 40 uouo!. set work harness: one Ken
pred mare with foal and RIM
aeout ana harness. Also one cornbin;,-
non driNihE and riding horse. This
stock VIII all I've sold under "A mi, e,i. ~
thtne. and must be as r.presented ur
n0ncy rcfund"d Can be Seen a, t'rii,I'.
ga Die. ~ South Tenth Strcet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
OLD DOMINION LINE

tn"nu, 'ogi "i Ash st. dhily.5:1e T.. VI.
Arrive No":oik .......... - ,,
oHI"ct with uniu line steamer, i. t.
80 '1.h i'F N-W York daily except S,tniac.
~ - '1fH"Gil ous also made by \ !.
Vi ' ~. rtA G. y - Ky. All g. ii
'ttH't ne Str'in' - sop Il, Clareinon, 40
ik''iNlt NAviG;\ fiON CO-iamss WIy.,
:, , ~ .si't ~ No-f".k. ola Point. NAwon-.
g. ''." =" ' i iincS ltisrr landings MonS,v
'. eiiursstH and Friday 1T s:tJ A. 81 rr.ir|
"~c'Nr' '"f al James lslt"- ,,nIrt. - -'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
FOR SALtr-Farms,

~, S'i" 90. exchange. AS acres .
,..uii,i"s finir's Wharf. ON james Kiy.,,
1910 ''""fI" County. About 90 ;icrns
,''a."u. port now Ia cultivation: 900
|nnnsGin timber: "aSN tcruis W'uu,d
,,.i,r i"btinr 10 experienced far:iDr
!, 80 @I.Hcicht teams ana !,nri.tp.uts
W. I. Atfitton. Owner, Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.
TO conservatlve inyestors h. :

~ conservative investors. We are -
ter,ng Tor sale the preferred stock a.,
earnings las; year cxcacl.I &, ,o 3 u n oss
ana has = record of 20 consccu,iv, INV;
aen ,,ar rms stock pays dividends OF
IrF!!. For further inforriat.nn. oL'ra.s
H.Art!S',. tinance Corporation. Me-
chants National Bank Eulld!nr' EiEh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
OPENING OF HARVARD
students IN college and Gr,,,,,
Nth"ois tgXrrxatc 5.N,sD

NTHii 'l"iE. SeDteu Dor Is. Iar
."-"'\ With "he al two largest .,i,.r
GLASSES on record. Tho class a.,
number about 700 and IN.
W'I nuuhor abou; zoe and In,
N'H'"niS in tn" coll"rc. and xraduat.
SNh""IS 1Ggr"GAtc 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
W ~ NTED-.\xents

$500 me appcarin, solicitor 10
bnukc,. 7.h'.. calling exclusively an
And ana jewelers. with an original
send ' T"farcnlnkx advertising service.
.r. 'IE Sai" Address Lock I!nX AZ
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observation-disclosures

hri.iAEiE salesman wanted In,,n,I,,---
mn,,G. '" "iS 70 hardware trade In Hich-
iv y,n r0.,nmission basis payable week
I!mes Dispatch. ''''' IL W.. care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
POULTRY AND BIRDS

and Elack Dragons ara Nv, w ~"
ID IT, hhd'son 3'Jo-I- L. Hose 4: Go.
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FoIt SAIE-ltcai Estate

H. S:'". on Three chopt Road. urur.
lh" new richmond College sc,.rn
nG,aiotiii' building lois on easy terms
n,tt'"ui interest on ;uIrs N,ldr.a. n:
-. ga re Times Dispatch. .
~ '"f sale IN Monu:nem; Ayoui,,
.,n rice 400; $50 cash r..st e.,
I THdUn'a my OF 81" "ach. l. Goi car"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
VEHICLES FOR SALE


q; SALE" ton hu&ss. So: ruiabont
IN. "," furniture Nya.on. $40: 49,,
,"""''H N"S"Nh "a" iriCk. l.ct liS est
...'" ." "n motor car :"! :, ho.iy
NhE H!"' YOU iuoN want. l'a!utiD. u,itn
an' repairs .. al Vehicles neatly AN,
TOOK over our stock of Wagons, hi,.
49,. S,irr"ys and runuhou,s: ais" rlrIi
sur You IN quality and ,,r!,c Tho. u
- Dn,sr ~ Co. S"i BROOK Avenue.
mNE steel Ircd top buggy. 81,
" rMbbei-tir"d cut-unI.r ,,,nabou,s
one high grade funb.r-,ir.l surrey
i-Ak%E stool. at ougY.cs for husines.
W na:. 'oD ana or~,. :or every pur-
h,i;r;A,IEiNG and painting; oxrer,. re-
DL i..:H;S I2tN e, fe',s",Iah!e price,
bodies for any make car.
a MEYERS SONS.
~ Fast ca.y street,
.,r 49, VAN r .n..1i ;:re rumqfon,
coalition. Patterson X iimrhcs go S"
Fast Cary. randolph IGcc
WE have severn! jobs tina, xiu ,.os.
T9"t "ehhb TO pu!ck purchased as
one !jl.1 do,,@r.s storm buggy. rubber
iM .n,,ks su re az, q Dclls"er 4 Hackney
oT Grr- t.ii4 lsa ~! business buggy ruc-
'unab"uts. So. $50. SIS $50
7t ;.Hn mtA1. se,2ma. hand hughes ana
single trucks. So each
i,iR'r,G.r .,..
nlessir~ veiy!cies in m, nnSi" city 'H I'd
s :, from Hackney farm wagons.
Fci.i. s;ocl, OF robes. blankets. storm
covers ana harnc.s
lErAifINc; ana painting our specially.
=" East Main street. 11-iS-l5 North
Eighteenth Street
ICST gotten in carload -: $40 and $50 /.
runabouts ami biggies tho beat made /
;oorn w., -" Pre-. Can suit you in size /
AVE thc hest assortment OF run.
Mhouta buggics pha",ore ana sur
sYs 10 N ~ tne e. ely ana Ne will sell from
he city If you consider quality.
me NJ; ,sec sec high grade phac;on
., -, S"cu coHdition; cheap at
top pugei"s. surries. cheap 10 make .
- .Sotte" in car OF grocery wagons
business wagons. trucks "tc. and can
~" YOU money Oh amy vehicle OF the
ENERAl. secondhand burgics and
wagons on hand.
BRlSToW WoRSliAM COMPANY.
II North Fifteenth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
HOUSEHOLD GOODS WAyTEn

"a, ~---------------
goods il. ANY quantity. i;hor. ~
son 3So,. i"H -
WANTED I" buy in .,ny 1unn,i1,.
second hand furniture. liishost c:,si,
prices paid. Phone EuntluiDh .SIi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
FOR SaLE-Horses

lioi.SES 10 hire by day 1e.l ~
Moh'h; Tor sale or exchange. eSs
fGR sale. big horses and mares from
i-o"foun County. Virginia: U,!virr
mare ears old. fearless q, All -,
TpJe"ts. mare years old, hcavy j.,
i"iu' Bood TOP wagon. > singh. truck.
East Cary Street; '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
WANTED-Room and Roard

WANTED. by n youny I..I,. ---,---
=, n'Hnsn room with board In !. prsy,,e
',nini,.N n. Inter Park. state tcr:ns
'sa o'i. care Times dispatch.
":AM ~. MpDEHNLY FURNISHED,
y ir:'IN ~ ~ TED ROOM ~ PM
-, T.: AIilLf; FREFERAB!.Y WITii
i ':5iEHIsn. ~ YoI'N,; lI.,H nj +. -
~ III ~; WINTER: WEST EEi
- =, iA.NGEb; ANSWE GiVfS,; y Al,
W: CAisE TIMES l..
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FOR observation-disclosures
ROOMS WITH BOARD
FARMS FOR RENT

" 70 EkN liranch truck farm- ~,
.neu!ate possession; la acres ali ,iiii
ao!.: hes: truck farm In best trucsinr
s'c':oM: tAed drainage: !.nprovencnt
-.oo.h ,d"eiH2g, stables and hay 10 :,
INr ~ head OF team. barn, with car.
,insc house; seccroom and cowsh"d
large barrel house and or ,cnant
nouses: All painted In good condi;ion
snipnents by water or rail from FAR,
10 .!nerent rail o. water lines: on2sai;
80 .!,on'' protected: rent. $1,000
sc"ri Also farms Tor sale, large or
small Joe. u. R!ves e Co No AZ
l-lnnle street. Norfolk. Va
STORE and dwelling attached: -
acres OF cleared land and good naso
HERMITAGE Road: squares fro;n e,s "i.
tr:c i!nc. Mrs. J. L. Carter. Dun,har-
.on. Va: IhOno Madison ..Oa:.- =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
FOR RENT-TIOuseS.

RENT SPECIAL.
az West Grace Street. - rooms W.s,
race ana FRANKLIN street hats Eroad
ana Cary street stores Low ran,s
l. i. Todd. o24 West Cirnce. '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED by respons ible; only \ in
family: plano 20 keep. Can furnfsh
BEST OF references. Address Rcy I6S
Times Dispatch. 'V''
Married LADY will give mothers l1yc
anH care 10 ono o.: two children ,vhiIc
parents a" employed: nn objection Ia
ln:Ants. Apply %. West CLAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

.NoI - ItUWc Strcct.
IN ENCED farmer tsingle) want.
NoTE' references furn!Hhed AMMO
y .Ui. care Times Dispatch '''F
SALLSMAN wishes connection Wifi
n!P'!lh concern: extensive selling
experience; consider proposi,lo,, 20
WORTH only. Address !. a.. care Ti,peet
Dispatch. ''''eS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
FOR SALE-Ifouses

80. 'roNe Avenue. "A new houn. -.
viz D,"nhS. baths; ready TO move I'm
~! t;iuc for small improved uron.
~, Madison 1867. Randolph 254f-t.
WlST End home. Chaf.,n S,-.a,
rooms. electric lights: cozv ,,trsc
I've S nome" only 5000. caYh 500, cnlI
i:nUdolIh 40 e T'''' III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
St Ilt)f)l.S
The Virginia Randolph
Elicit School

'\uinber pupils !initcdD
NyHiHi!ihE With The nous, or f.hfil
u""u 'Nout"Ssori At.thodl on,, 80 ~"
,lnii'nH through prcI,rotorv wor,, .n
t; ",..t'' trAnc" S'yn MaNr exan,tn;
W. 'N HiaN Certificates admit 10
N,'SH''T. Miss tor.u received N.,f,., -,
.,'Hi,'tS."ri l'ipl"n3. Miss Maria MAJ
w 80 .+t'iii.' twice u woei INVENT, -
!'ricnc"d t"rcicrS. french or .:n,,,,,
iittig +irls. No extras. Nd.iross MiSS
l:,.i''rII. 4 y. Laurel ST For infor,n.,o
% y' catalogue. address MIR UI:t;tT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale ve.% cheap. Buick 1O-ho-ae
power automobile almost new: full.
equipped: eiect.ic lights. etc: late
Street. '"'
AUTOMOBILE bodies made 10 ord.-
Eicha!dson Brothers. sI5 Brook Ave
TWO 3-ton commercial trucks in Al
iHechanicai and paint condition: new
engines For quick cash sale offered
~ sacrifice. Is i2F. care Times Dis
" J.. have several i'urus ANA other l{cht
touring ears and roadstcrs verv
cheap; This week for bargains sec
j.. - Siarouck. IL West Drouj
FOR sale. fiN--pas.eng.r touring car.
excel lent condition. Price. $500 g.
=: arland. I'LL Mutual Building.
SEVERAL nne slightly used cars for
sale cheap Call or phone for demon
StrttiOuS. Jones Motor Car Company
dolpli "o4i ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
"1NTED-Re1II sf,,.

US get sou tenant .or YOUR "a,
,,iiantt property Special attention m
~ T.D'eTioh or rents. Wiz. NJ. Miller e
%. me. 1l5 North Eighth Strse,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

Tho hftieth session will omen Son.
TENDER Il. 1914, in the new school.
house adjoining William Byrd Park.
or about $50 acres The building
equipped with the most approved,
modern single desks and furniture.
Is heated and ventilated by the
american SYSTEM, the system most
hishiE recommended by school ar
ehl'ects ana sanitary engineers.
The location OF the schouI is mn
surpassed. Opposite tn" public play.
ground AZ Byrd Park. il is in cnsv
walking distance OF the western resi-
uchce district. convenient to all car
iihes. only fifteen minutes from Fifth
ana Main Streets.
Catalogue by mail or AT book
stores. Principal at 1913 Vest Ayo.
hue. Phone Madison Ia.
JOHN T. MCGUIRE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Virginia halfway and Power 90
No. ] - l:EnI lANlL- N.u- Aa..I-- ~

irSih!n halfway and Power GO
40 l4' broadway. New York.
,,t, september -" 1914
~ BOARD al directors OF lii. Nir.ii.i.
railway ana l'"wcr Company has ,i,jA
gay declared Il dividend OF one n1I,, n,,..7
nv, nv per cent, equal /" one dollar ana
80 t'.'S I,'r snare. ON The common
LOCK Df said c"!npany. payAhl, on o.
90 %; l"ll. 20 common >,ocith"l.!crs
~ t,tur" Oh octoh-r Il. 1914. The i..;.ls-
checks Viii he mailed 'N'"r'"
-. H. WILLIAMS
Treasurer