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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-26
GOLF MATCHES ON THE
COUNTRY CLUB LINKS

At .ho Country Club this morning there
will be an eighteen. hole handicap match
play competition against par. Club handi-
sDs to be used.
Thin afternoon there VIII be an eighteen
hole medal play competition Handicaps TO
afternoon even will be. sweepatase one.
suitable ,prizes VIII be given. Full par
three or four bnll matches allowed
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The questions answered below arc
apply In. any case Of similar nature.
those wishing further advice. free.
Bldg. College Ellwood SITS. Dayton. g..
enclosing self-addressed stamped en-
velope fer reply. Full name and adj
or fictitious name Will BIO used In my
answers. The prescriptions can be
filled at any well-Btockcd drug store.
Any druggist car order OF wholesaler.
an excess Of flesh on my body. Can I
safely reduce my weight, and how7''
Answer: Go to well-stocked drug
lets in scaled tube with complete .di-
rections. Take az directed, and YOU
should soon feel the relief you deaire.
suits without any harmful action
Ellen asks: .'Tell me. please, how
I can increase my weight and improve
md tired all the time"
Answer: Begin taking three-grain
hypo-nuclane tablets with your meals
and soon you Will feel your strength
and color will improve This is a most
effective remedy II persistently used
J. ". w. asks: Can you prescribe q
rel!Rplc treatment TO get rid OF dam
druT. itching and feverish acalp?.'
Answer: ] know you can get instant
relief and permanent results by using
plain yellow minyol az per directIpns
which accompany each 4-oz jar.
80
Morris" asks: 81 have suffered with
chronic cough for almost a year. md
catch fresh cold every few weeks
Nothing the doctor gives me helps: 80
write to you"
Answer: You need a thorough laxa-
two cough syrup, one that not only
relieves but surely drives Il from the
system. The following regularly used
Will Gust any durable cough or cold
promptly: Obtain q 2iA OF. bottle OF
essence mentho -laNene. mix II with q
homemade sugar syrup or honey as
por directions on bottle.
I'M. G. w. asks: What can one do
for Il bad catarrhal condition? I have
suffered n long time and am unable. to
find relief. IN addition to catarrh In
throat ard rcstri1s. am also affected
with pelvic catarrh Cor leucorrhea)."
Answer: good tonic and builder
such as three grain hypo- nuclane tab
let's should build up your vitality,
while using antiseptic Vilane Powder
for local treatment Got either n two
or eight-onnce package OF the powder
and complete directions with package
will tell you now to use.
ADVERTISEMENT
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CARROLL INSTITUTE. TO
PROMOTE FiVE-MlLE RACE

Tho repatriation committee Of the South
Atlantic Association or the Amateur A,h:
ietic Union has issued a sanction to Carroll
conduct of a 'nve-miie handicap cross.
country race" to be held in Washington.
u. c. on Saturday afternoon. December i2.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
Fortescue Newslets.

d'rm a., News I.i'.isnulan, Correspondent
+. l.. Muir, Of Longmont, Colora.
do, has been visiting his cousin, Is. L.
liinkle.
Mrs. Yes Howard Is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Allie Addison, OF Dun.
lap, Mo
Mrs. Leta Sallee and sons, Glen
and j -, VI Burbank, California. are
visiting at the home OF Dr. !. l..
Minton.
Prof John Aikman, whose home
Is at Rulo, Is again In charge Of the
Elm Grove school. Mr.. Altman Is
we'll liked by the scholars and par.
ents Of Elm Grove district.
--Messrs. o. {. and II. II. Jones
and wives, OF Everest, Kansas, were
over visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
brow nice. Messrs. Jones are In the
banking business at Everest.
Mrs. Robert Smith, Of st. Joseph,
las been visiting at the home Of J
W. hin, as also have Mr.. and Mrs.
Birt Smith, Of Morris, Oklahoma.
Mrs Brit Smith.is a sister TO Mrs.
I'LL.
L. &. McCumber Is now acting as
night man q, the depot. Mr.. McCum.
ber's home Is Preston, Nebraska. lie
seems to be q very tine young man and
We are sorry that his stay with us~ill
be only temporary.
Our school began the eth with a
good enrolment, and Mrs. Julia Min.
lon as teacher Of the primary depart.
ment and W. &. llattner, Of Well.
vile, Mo. In charge Of the higher
grades. Mrs, Minton needs no intro.
duction TO the people Of for,escue, A.
her good qualities and ability a. a
teacher are we'll known. Prof. Hiatt.
ner comes well recommended and his
appearance gives promise that the
school board made no mistake In Sc.
curing his service. We predict a
pleasant and profitable school year at
foft,Scur,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
Loves Home and Children.

There's one thing above all others
lhu my n,mty ue'cr furgcts.
And ihats chccfrd me and sustained me
oft when sad:
And that thing was the reflection
That, Ut home, my baby pets.
W"t" all waiting fur to greet and
Wake me glad.
can see them at the window
Win their faces gaiu>t the pain,
And THEFT tiny hands a.tvsting
On the sill!
With their bright eyes. quick and spark ling
hrcnly Watching down the lane
l'T thvit papa, when he's coming
Roma the ma.
Mud they TAN ~ meet Sud tell me.
" Htu I zut within h,tt gay".
How they'd waited iui-. iud visited 'nr
Me ip come.
Ana how each had told the Other.
IN their giutfuI childish ways
low they'd happy T." Nuoh papa
liud rumr hpff'.
>uur Sny ll'r T. not worth iiViug.
Ana I've Oft.tiiu, tiuugit, r.y>'f
rhHt ~ dinust u dClusiuu
Aud u SHarp:
hut ~" yearly loved my children,
Mud at we d-s.rp Tor ppIf,
Was ny love fuf hone, wh"u could
Meet them th,rU
some have now grown up nud gone uut
From behvath tie hu'n' fpi tree,
Ana tire, dear ones nave br.u tHkvu
Home, 10 God;
Tut whprpu'yt they he. ri love them
I'M ny soil from Earth IN ttv".
Aud my hdy'> ittd tsh,dth the
Lasting sod. ti,lEiATiI
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
Farms For Sale

Nol miles northeast OF Forest CITY nearly
shed
we'll pump lots
alfalfa about In timber pasture balance Price
+OO0o per with terms TO suit the purchaser,
northeast a six room
and cin house: shed barn with crib
bushels of farm scales and well
alfalfa About this place creek bottom
farm Price, per
bushels follows which
teed and the best yield and hes, quality neb
orchard fenced
balance fence Price priced SELL
sold you bargain
places
exchange unimproved
Geo. s. LukenS
OREGON, Both Phones. MISSOURI
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
RERT 6. PIERCE,
DENTIST,
Oregon, Mo. Hour, ! y 4 q 3 = ! = T. ?. IT'D
Phones, Old 81, Mutual 43.
Family Reunion.

There was . family reunion at the
home OF Mrs. G. Hoblitzell, Sunday.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Mont
gomery and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Hoblitzell and family, Of Skid.
more, there were present, Mrs. Hob.
lltzell's daughter, Mrs. Cora Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubs, OF st. Joseph.
Needless TO say o line dinner and q
good time was enjoyed by all. The
st. Joseph parties came up In their
auto, but on account Of the rain had
to leave the car and 90 home on the
train,-Skidmore New Era, Sept. 9Th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
J. {. WHITMER,
DENTIST.
s~-N~~~se~~
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.
The Ministerial Alliance.

Last Sunday night closed our Union
Summer Meetings, and the regular
services will be resumed In the yari-
Gus churches OF the city, The ALI
ance desires through It's Secretary, TO
thank all who In any way helped TO
make the Alrdome services the sue.
cess that they were. We thank the
young men who so kindly offered us
the free use Of the Airdome, Mr.. Per-
ny Brooks and his little daughter for
the music given, and all who SO kind
ly sang special songs for the meetings,
and trust that much good will result
from the summers work.
Now owing to the fact that special
services will begin In the Evangelical
church next Sunday night, there will
be but one other service In town at
that time, and that will be held In
the Christian church, and Rev. Mr..
Clagett will preach the sermon. The
service one week later will be held In
the NJ. Il. church and Rev. Mr.. Daw-
son will preach the sermon, and II the
special meetings continue for another
week, the extra service will be held
In the Presbyterian church, and Rev.
J. II. Thompson will preach the SER
mon. Signed, ]. II. THOMPSON,
Secrptary
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
Bigelow Items.

drom the News-I, i,crsonian Correspondent,
sept. io)
ID. W. Jessup received a car OF
cattle Monday morning.
u. W. Jessup shippeda carload Of
bluegrass seed TO Mitchell.lIill Seed
Co. In st. Joseph, one day last week.
Paul and Roy Adams left Monday
morning for Tabor, Iowa, where they
will attend college, the coming term.
Robert Asher left Sunday for st.
Joseph, where lie has accepted posi-.
ton In the Summer n Richardson
factory at that place and began work
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). i. Adams, Of
Omaha, Neb., visited With the Ad.
ans Brothers, south Of town last sun
day. ). l.. Adams Is agent for the
wells.Fargo Express In Omaha.
Mrs. \. u. Msrris Is entertaining
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Harris,
OF Rulo, Neb., this week. Mrs. Har.
ris is ninety.four years old and Is un.
usually spry for one Of her age.
During the month Of August, John
Coughlin, Bigelow's hay kirg, shipped
twenty.three cars Of hay from Blge.
low. twenty.seyen from forteScue and
sixteen. cars from Rulo, a total Of six.
ty.six cars--a pretty good record.
Mrs Carl Adams received a very
severe shock last saturday evening
during the electric storm. She was
standing near the telephone when
flash OF lightning shot out and seemed
to travel through her body. She was
all right within a few hours.
Our road oyerseer pit In new
wooden culyert at the cross roads Just
west OF town one day last week and
lie did q iirst.class job, too. This Is a
bls improvement, while We should
have had cement culyert. II Is bet.
ter TO have a wooden one than tie
old one which was worn out and no
doubt our esteemed road overseer did
the best he could.
A telegram was received from
Morris, Okla, Monday, announcing
the death at that place Of 4. y. Ack-
erman, an old.time member Of Bige.
low Camp, No. 81, having Joined the
camp here February ~, lsD. Mr..
Ackermap will he remembered here
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18

Apple pickers are now coming In,
and things will be lively In our orch
ards from now on.
Miss Mae Fickes, Of Maitland, Is
now at Bowler, Mo-, where she Is
principal Of the schools Of that city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
The Cradle.

Homes we're made happy recently
by visits from the stork, who left lit
tie ones 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mann, Of near Napier, Sept. s, .
girl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18

DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special
LIST; SO corner 9Th and Edmond, St.
Joseph. Both Phones, 943.
Remember that we will send you
The SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only sl.50,
price Of TEE SENTINEL alone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
DIR. KESSLER
Eyesight Specialist

IL you have weak eyes, headaches,
graduated lids, cross eyes, cataracts
or falling sight consult me FREE at
ONCE or by mall.
Glasses fitted and guaranteed.
Roth Bldg, Q. ". Corner 9Th q Felix
Streets. 0t. Joseph, llo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-18
Something New

and Nobby In Resdy-Msde School
Dresses for Girls. These Dresses are
al cut and made up In the very 10.
test styles. Our Prices are less than
. dressmsker would charge you to
make them.
. THE VARIETY STORE.
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PROPOSALS-Scaicd


BIDS WANTED--I WANT BIDS FOR
the whole OF part Of an $4,000 stock
of dry goods and millinery and store
fixtures. which must be closed out
under order of court. II Interested
come and personally inspect tho
stock and mako an offer
II. l.. COOK Receiver.
Faycttcyillc. =. G.
OFFICE. DEPOT oUAtTERMAS-
ter. Front Royal, Va, May "A. l9li.-
Scaled proposals IA trIpiicntc FOR de-
livery of one thousand cavalry horses.
siN hundred aud thirty artillery
horses. two hundred and ncty riding
horses and nine hundred and thirty
mules, or any part thereof, tn accord
ance with specifications and instruc-
lions to bidders to bc furnished. viii
be received until - o'clock NJ east
crn timc) Mag 81. 1914, ANA then pub
licly opened. Bids VIII be lde~cd
for delivery or animals NJ Front ROYAL.
Va. Lexington or Louisville. Ky. or
such other prominent railroad point
as bidders may designate. \ guarantees
vii! be required i'm the amount OF not
less than 80 . per cent of the total
Consideration OF the proposal offered
Information furnished upon appiica
ton 70 the DEPOT QUARTERAfASTER
To whom all proposals should he ad-
dressed.
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GET ~ on TIE GROUND FLOOR
uow on. tho Brightwood lots
Grand sales day 10 be announced In
few days Those who failed 70 bug
Roland Park lpts when thcy were
first put on tho market hnow now
what they lost by not buying early.
The opportunity IS offered YOU hero
now 10 bug from first hands AT tho
bottom price select your lot before
sale dlv JULIAN 6. ANDERSON Il
co" INC. 2G Nor n Seventh Street
SALE OF BRiGHTWOOD LOTS WILL.
be announced in few Gays. Watch
for II. Bcst property 10 put your
savings In. See JULIAN &. ANDER-
SON X co, about Il,
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b; Edward q. Roso Company,
Real Estate Auctioneera-
AUCTION SALE
OF
IMPROVED STORE PROPERTY, RESI-.
DENTAL, AND VACANT LAND

BY request OF the owner. who Is NOV
Ing TO distant state, wo will sell by
auction upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. TILE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
1911
at o'clock r. M
First. No. 17l5 North Twenty-sccand
Street. With the store thereto attached
and belonging. second, a frame cottage
dwelling adjoining on The north third
and lastly. 81 feet of land adjoining the
above on tho north. upon which there
Is u stable.
The store has enjoyed a b-isx patron
ago Tor years past, and owing To the
rapid HeNeiopment or tnis section, -
grcnter increase Is promised
This property viii be sold in sections
hour of sale. a plat OF the propertv
may BIO seen at the office of the auc-
tionccrs or at hour OF sale. You will
find II To your interest by being with
US on the above date and hour.
TER rs: Al sale
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
AucL!UnSerS.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruturc DAYS.
Chas X Willis * Co,
Real Estate Nuctioncers.

~ virtue OF a certain decd OF trust
dated March p. 1908 to the uudersIgn-
ed trustee. recorded in clerks oflice. Cir
cult Court OF lleurico County. IN D. r.
tS2-A page 2GG. default havinl; been
made ~ payment OF 4 portion OF the
CURED by the benehriary therein so to
FRIDAY. MAY %. 1914.
at o'clock J.. NJ.
on the premises. ia tho village OF West
wood proceed to sell at public auction,
the following described property men
toned therein:
al that certain tract or parcel Of
land lying and being IN the County OF
benrico. In tho village of WcstWooa
containing onc-fourth 90 of al acre.
Wiih the improvements thereon. and
described as ronows--to- wit: on the
vest by the lands OF Lewis iiicidg
forth By Aaron Swami. east by the
lands OF Ed. :. Brown ana south bv
the lands of Clarence Parrish
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO nav all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance To
Gay OF sale and Il debt OF S2Q7 ,ylth
interest from May 10, 1914. ana the
residue In one year. with interest addnd
ana secured by decd Of trust on said
property.
HASkfNS HOBSON.
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BY r. A. Cntlin * Co,
16 North Eighth Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY NOBBY DIV BILLING. GINTER
PARK

In execution OF certain deed or
trust 10 us dated December is. 1912 OF
record in clerks office, Ifenrlco County
Circuit Court, in n. y. 1874, page l53,
default having been made In the pay
mcnt OF portion of the money therein
secured, ana being required so to do
by the beneficiary, we will. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1914,
at o'clock L. NJ.
on tho premises. sell that most attrao.
tive dwelling and lot situated on the
east side of Moss Side Avenue, between
l.aburrum Avenue and North Road.
The lot fronts Toe feet and extends baclr
ia feet. on which Is dwelling. mod
crn In every respect. and also a neat
garage. The dwelling IS attractivelS
finished In oak. has costly electric Az
lures il heated In tho best manner has
tiled Kitchen ana porcelain sink. and
perishable supplies: II has 10 DO seen
on tho interior 70 be nppre ''ated. as IL
was built moro FOR comfQCt than for
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and balance
AT one and two years. but moro liberal
terms can be arranged II desired
Take Gintcr Park car to Lnburnurn
Avenue. and go eastcrly three blocks
Interested parties Will be shown the
property prior To sale. or they can get
keys and mako an inspection.
JOHN II. GUY
F.. y. CATLIN.
Trustces
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SUMMER BOARDING
ELkroN HOTEL. ELKTox. VA.

OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER IL. ON
Shcnandoah River. cool house. high
ceilings. wide porcheS. Elk Eihiu
water; 50 20 SIG per week.. rouklc:
ID. G. GRAHAM. Manager.
Wll.LOUGHBY CLUB. MRS ANDEiw
BROWN, Seventh street. WillOuyhby
Beach. omen June FOR guests.
HARDWOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
water front. near hotol. AL mod
crn ConYcuicnces: largo. spacious
grounds special June rates. Mrs W
i. POhT II? East Grace. Phone
Monroe 393G-J
BOULEVARD INN, HAMPTON ROADS:
country and scashore combined Win
city couvrnicaccs. near golf links
MISSES TABB. Boulevard Ian. lamp
ton, Va
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

harder than any other Ice, which
makes It last longer. consequently
YOU use less Plate ice is the puree {:
no more than ordinary ice TYLEJt =
RYAN 1901 West Cary Street. Madl.
son 1919. Monroe 3ol7.
FOR SPRING COOKING COKE CAN
not be cxcelled. $3.50 per load We
also handle the best stove and nut
anthracite and lump splint coal Good
service and prompt delivery. TYLER
& RYAN. 1901 West Cary Street
Madison 1878. Mo7roe 30l7
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
blocks, easy to split. dry slab cut
In right season are the cheapest hot
weather wood. because II makes quick
blaze Virginia anthracite stove and
nut size VIII save 50 on ton II burns
everywhere. Delivery on auto truck
on thirty minutes notice. LONGS.
Madison 1868
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BOARDING

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. VApOR
heat private bath ANA excellent
cuisine furnished 20 permanent and
transient bc1rdcrs 3t MRS. HORACE
WELLFOKD JDNES'S u.w and we'll
equipped house, 200 Eas; i'raukl.n
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop a 1000 East Clay Street. where
YOU can get nice. clean roOl~ FOR
50c Meals served III old Virginia
stylc
ROOMS AND BOARD. PERMANE. r
or transient guests ll5 i.as, Fraut-
lin MRS CHARLES * BDWERs.
MRS. CABELL II. CAUTHOBN
FEW SELECT TABLE BOABDERs,
home Of MRS. WAY. los East Frank
lin Phone Madison SfSo-I..
40 WEST GRACE STREET. Pleas
ant rooms, modern cOn:cn.euccs Z.
board.
1909 WEST GRACE STREET, ROOMS
with or without board.
!; y K = J. RS, PERMANENT AND
transient. also table boardera. Ill
North sixth
WilEN N RICHMOND STOP At THE
Nchster. rooms ana board. auso-
!utely hrSt-clasS; location central
l'Tices cry reasonable try our iu!d-
day dinner at Soc. THE WEBSTER
corner Eleventh and Clay street.
BoARDING. PERMANENT OR TRAN
silent, for beautiful largo or small!
rooms. 1903 East Grace.
WANTED, COUPLE TO BOARD:
terms moderate. private family, In
West End plain people preferred.
no objection mechanics call Monroe
1901.
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FOR SNLE-i'ar,ns.

LIST YOU: FARM WITH COTTREt.IiS
FARM AGENCY. Richmond. Va Pos
TAI VIII bring necessary blank
FOR SALE. FORTY ACRES OF LAND
all In grass. on The Warwick Road.
one and halt miles from ", uui
Heights, at ninety dollars per acre
Apply 1" Room 2o5. Park Building.
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FOR SALIj-Auto,nnhiic

FOR SALE. CHALMERS SIX -CYIIN-
and ia perfect condition Has rum
only 600 miles call at II North
Fourteenth street or telephone Aiadi-
son GSg
CADILLAC. 1918 MODEL. PERFECT
condition. never given q moments
trouble; been run only thirty-riEht
hundred miles; careful driver; not Il
scratch on car. looks like new; never
mad but ono punctUTc: six United
states tires and rim. TWO tires new.
never been or car. viii demonstrated
Price, Si.250 cash. Phone .. write
pi; CHAS. TONNES. Wayerly, Va
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FOR SlLE-ilouscs.

y. c.. real. ESTATE.
Two apartment houses. finest North
west location, containing sixty apart
ments; rents $1,000 year. price OF
both. $4,000 Trust on bo;h $780,
600; equity, $4,000 Exchange TO-
eether or separately for good farm
ing land not too far from Richmond,
Va NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
ERokEES. i423 + street, y. w,
Washington. II. c.
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For RENT. APARTMENT OF TWO
rooms and baDl in The Franklin,
Third and Franklin Streets; immc-
diaic possession.
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WANTED-iionrd

LADY EMPLOYED ~ OFFICE WITH
good hours desires board lu family
where she can assist IN household
duties III part payment of board l..
20. Cnrn Iimc.-D isnMich.
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HELP WANrED-Mnlc and Female

THOUSAND GONERNNEET JOBS
open t. men ana women. big pay.
Writ" immcdiately for free list
I} SkLIN INSTITUTE. Dept
s3i-N. Rochester. y Y.
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FOR REN T-Iioo.hs

PLEASANT ROOMS, "a NORTH SIXTH
street, between Franklin ana Main
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
or without board. on 1900 block West
Grace street i 10G. caro- Times
Dispatch
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


SIN PER CENT INTEREST PAID on
saVlugs u left for twelve months
OF longer our certificates Of de-
post backed by real estate security.
GpAiMELIlAL TRUST COMPANY.
Empire Life Building. Atlanta. On.
II YOU Want 10 Buy OK SELL. A
business of any description. any To-
cation. write COMMERCIAL. BUREAU
or fNFOHMATIOS. !%C.. Box 1885,
Richmond Va
FOR SALE. FURNISHED ROOMTNG
house, doing good business. centrally
located; party leaving city. Cheap
20 quick buyer Address q AIS. care
Times Dispatch.
w Ill. sACRiFlC FATRBANiIS-
Morse oil engine. d0-horsepOwcr only
used three months, perfect condition.
Several tcn-tOn automobile trucks,
new. at less than half their cost to
build O EMERSON. 2G5 West
Twenty-th'rd street. New York CITY.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN OK
real estate In small and large
amounts See Us about your loan.
RTCHESON * CRUTCHFlELD
WANTED TO SELL : WELL-TSTAB-
lishcd teaminT husinoss. with every
necessary equipment Amount or
business last year over $4,000. Books
open To proposing pure basct> Good
reasons for selling For further par
tcularS address Box 2%f. CRY.
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SITUATION WANrED-rc,nalc

YOUNG LADY waists POSITION IL
office at once. Address is 100 care
TiUea-l j.suutch
WANTED, icy DOMESTIC SCIENCE
teacher, position 4s lousckecpcr.
experienced. credentials Address
HCUSEkEEPEH. l. 90, care Times
Disuatch.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND soil
~ DUCHESS. 209 North Third st.
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EVERYTHING ~ TIE BUGGY I.lNE:
rttEer or steel tires; also large as
spitincnt Of business wagons FOR
terms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-18
MEETINGS..

THE ANNUAL MEETING or Tt3F.
Mutual Assurance Society OF virginia
Will be held a; the Office OF the So
cietN on MONDAY. May Is. Io44
o'clock L. NJ
q. MOTFETT ICTNG
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