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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
PROH|B|TVE TAX
PROPOSED IN BILL
Lever Offers Compromise for
Reform of Trading on
Cotton Exchanges.

Washington. April ga prohibltlyc
tax on cotton futures transactions.
which violate regulations promulgated
for reform of trading on cotton eA
Representative Lever. Of South Caro-
lima, offered Yesterday "a a compromise
for the provision OF a measure which
passed tho Senate denying use of the
mails 20 exchanges engaged In forbid
dCn transactions.
Tho hill would tx 81 tax % SO cents
halo on future contracts which do
not comply with the following require
mcnts
That they shall be In writing and
SHOW tho quantity of cotton involved
aud names OF both parties; that they
pouud. and month in which tho trade Is
20 he complcted that standards of
Grade n%ed by tho Secretary OF Arri-
culture govern: that actual commercial
differences in grade shall control set
Elements instead OF an arbitrary rate
'tNed By exchanges; that cotton lower
ihan the lowest standard grade. or of
Tess than IS or more than Is inchcs
length OF staple. shalt not be delivered
In fulhlment Of the contract. and that
fNe days notice he given buyers stat
ing the grade of each bale 10 be de-
livcred
Contracts meeting the requiremtns
would he taxed % cents a bale.
Representative Lever said his bin
nad been drafted after conferences
with the Secretary of Agriculture. and
had tho approval OF the department
Mr., Lever OF tho Agricultural Com
mittec I'm introducing his bill. ex.
planned that IT'S provisions follow
closely the Smith Lever amendment to
the tarin bin, which passed the House
ny substantial majority, but was lost
In conference.
My Bill" Mr. Lever said. provides
complies regulation OF cotton ex.
changes so as to eliminate abuses into
which they have fallen and TO preserve
their useful functions"
Upon all contracts which cornIy
with the provisions outlined, Mr.. Lev
CT said nominal tax Of 25 cents a
bale is levied
Il have introduced this bin because
believe the taxing power is the
strongest weapon available for deal
ing with this situation" said Repre-
sentative Lever. There Is no question
about the right under the Constitution
10 use the taxing power for such pur-
poses. There Is some doubt in tho
minds or some lawyers as to the use
oil the commerce clause OF the consti-
tuition In such connection Full con-
sideration viii be given 10 all the bills
pending before the committed on the
subject, and am willing to Join NV
associates In reporting out any bill
which VIII meet the situation vigorous
" ana viii stand court test"
Tho House Agricultural Committee
today arranged for hearings on stand
ardiHation OF grades of cotton and deal
ing In futures Wednesday,. April %
with four days allotted
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4. MEYERS sons. 7ai EAST CARY
street.
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HAzED GIRL ASKS DAMAGES
student Ut Purdue University suea
ScNCn ScniOrn for So 600.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
Lafayette, IND. April 3.-N sequel "a
hazinE episode In the girls dormitorv
at Purdue University was tho nline-
yesterday OF a damage suit. In VIII ci,
Mabel Rogers, of Shoals. Is plaintiff.
anu seven senior girls at Purdue arc
defendants.
Miss. Rogers asks damages in the
sum OF $1,000. She alleges that when
she was preparing her studies tho girls
dragged her from her room, tore off.
her clothing, and when nude painted
her chest, back, face and neck with
red ink, poured muciiaEo down hcr.
back, and then stuck her with pins In
an effort 70 compel her TO kneel down
before them. She also alleges that
they thrust her into tub ot water
until her body was submerged.
Tho defendants are Mary Clark, OF
lndianapolts; Ruth Cowan, OF Chicago;
May Blue, OF Lafayette. Mary Sheridan,
OF Attica; Agnes Phillips. OF Mouroe-
Vile; Esther Nistuer. OF Terre Haute,
and Helen Lee. OF oxford
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EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS.
'nhhtdntes for Rural Carrier Force
Must Undergo Fest

lSpccinl 10 The Times Dispatch
Washington. April 3. Examination
or applicants 10 ill vacancies in the
rural carrier force In virginia will he
held on April 20 for the Offices and
ut the places below indicated Any
ahle-bodied male citizen OF good char
acter. between the ares OF eighteen
ana iifty-fjvc years. having his DON'T
ellie within the territory supplied by
an Office in the county for which The
examination is announced. is eligible
TO compcto:
AppomattoN. AppomattoX County, ut
Appomottox County; Barbours Greek.
craig County, at NEWCASTLE: Sent
creek, AppomattoX County, at Apnt-
mattoS; Colemans Falls. Bedford
County. 1T Bedford city Denbieh.
warwick County. at Newport News:
Hampton. Elizabeth CITY County. at
Hampton: Hot Springs. Bath County,
mt Hot Springs: Kcnbridge. Lunen-
nurg County, AT Mehcrrin and Victoria;
ontario. Charlotte County, AT Char
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LARGi. HEATED SECOND FLOOR
front room and board for refined
courl" o. two gentlemen: private
fNrlilN. references exchanged 2u3
West Grace Street
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cnAIGnILL MAY ENTER RACE.
Expected 10 lie Candidate for Post.
IMastcrSlin of t.Nnch hur:r

IHpecioI 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, April SIT is un-
derstood from reliable authority that
i-ieutcnant- Colonel Robert r. Craig
mn VIII be candidate for appoint
mont aS postmaster at I.vnchhurr
when the present term Of Postmaster
Mclaughlin expires next year Colo
mel CrhiEhill was asked about the re-
port this afternoon. but he said tt,nt
ne could not make u statement relative
10 II At this time.
tenant colonel of the First Virrinjo
volunteers. has been cashier OF the
post office for several years
have been made, II is gcncrallv be-
IeNcd that / IL. Adams and Watkins
J.. Norman Will be candidates also
Tor inc nomination. when 1t is brought
10 the attention OF President Wilson
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MARCH 30. 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FAKE
notice that have this day qualified
as eNvcutri1 OF the estate OF Fred
er;ch " Smallman, deceased All
parties owing said estate will mako
payment TO me, and all parties 20
whom said estate ia Indebted piil
present thHir claims 20 me or my at
tofhey, james caskio, Eleventh and
Main streets, Richmond, Va
RiiOBiE G. SMALLNIAN.
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By Rutiin 81 Sloan.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
- go SOUTH FOURTH STREET.


BY virtue OF certain deed of trust,
dated December !. 1911, aid duly re-
corded In the clerks Office of the Rich
Inond ChanCery Court, default having
been made in the payment OF the dett
therein secured. / am requested by
the notehoider 10 sell by public auc-
ton. on ;he premises. on
TUESDAY. April. I. 1919.
ut o'clock y. NJ
the property described in said deed
as follows:
Al that certain piece or parcel of
land, with the brick dwelling and all
oih~r improvements thereon. known
and DESIGNATED rs No. 500 South Fourth
street, lying and being in the city Of
on the west line OF Fourth Street.
seventy seven G0 feet north of Arch
street; thence running along the west
line of Fourth street III a northward-
ly direction twenty six C26) feet nine
and one half t4ig) inches, to tho cen
tire Of the division line between the
tenement hereby conveyed aud that
right angles, in n wcstwardly direc-
ton seventy eight and one half C7Sla)
feet. with the privilege of the us,.
of an alley three go feet wide. OK
tending out TO Arch Street.
TERMS Cash as 10 the expenses OF
executing this trust. any taxes that
may be due, and to pay note of
S275O with accrued interest thereon,
balance at one year, with interest add
cd and secured by deed OF trust. or
all cash. ut the option OF the pur-
chaser.
E. LORRAINE RUFFIN.
TruStee
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tomorrow: 80
Current movement or merchandise con.
t!nucs somewhat below normal, particularI,-
IN the East. In the West ana south there
is more activity and business sentiments Il,
quite confident because %: the generally
promising agricultural outlook Al n num-
Der OF Interior centres bank clearinga OK
coed those Of Tho two years Immediately
preceding. and at Chicago cIearinGs for
March are the largest ever reported for q.
single month.
Mcrcanttle collections are somewhat back.
ward. which Is not unNuRl at this season
aud In spite OF the attractive rates FOR.
money borrowing is Hight and offerings OF
commercial paper continue restricted Re.
renchment stiI chUrnctcrlses the iron ana
stee! trade. some betterment. however H.
stil manifest In copper. steadier tone
has developed In practically all the dry
goods mprkctH.
Failures this week. 3ia asalns. 81, last
year Canada, Is against 70.
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FOR SALE. WELSH AND SHETLAND
ponies. Write or call city address
RlNERSlDE PONY FARM. All South
Laurel Street
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iorr5onal3
Crrrutibe J2pttre

TO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
OF Cary Dcran WlnGncld. deceased:
The undersigned have this day quail
fled Ia the Chanccry Court Of tho
oity OF ti s, t1i Va. , as exc tors
Cary D0ran WinEncld.
All debtors To the estate OF said
Geccdcnt are hereby notified and re-
questcd to come forward and pay
their Indebtedness. and the creditors
OF said estate are notified and rc-
Questcd to file their claims. duly Ger
titled. for payment with the under
signcd who may be found at No 92i
Mutual Building. Richmond Va
THOMAS L. JEFFRESS.
LEWIS g. CHELF.
Executors Of g. u. Winghcld. Deceased.
Richmond. Va, March 80. 1914.
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keaI CState jfor arnr

FOR RENT. y MOST DESIRABLE
furnished house In one OF the best
locations In the city: hot water heat
two baths and all other modern i'm
provements. Apply to Il. NJ. r.. caro-
Carrier rs.
FOR RET. BRICK GARAGE WITH
electric lights and all modern i'm
provoments $50 West Grace. Phone
MnniSnn lnnO-Il
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aurtion Salss, future Daps
BY y. w. Bowe s. Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT AZ THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF MOORE AND
HARRISON STREETS. AT Ate
IION.

III execution Of 4 decree OF the Rich.
mond Chancery Court. entered March
Il. lSli. in the suit OF John II. Gilman
ct ais. vs.. Martha r. Ciilman's Trustee
ct ais. We viii offer for sale, either
as whole or In subdivisions, /on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL {. 1911,
ut $50 o'clock j.. NJ, the property
above referred 70. consisting OF dwell
Ing No, ll2l West Moore street, With
the lot upon which X stands fronting
thirty-eight feet on Moore street. aud
running back l1j feet to an allcv
sometimes called Williams Street
TERMS: One-thiri cash and the bal
unce III three equal instruments, 1T
sin. twelve and eighteen months. tho
purchaser TO give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments. with interest
added, and little 10 be retained. or all
cash. at tho option or the purchaser
SOL CuTCHINS.
Special Commissioner.
J hereby certify that the bond re-
qu!rcd of the commissioners in tho above
mentioned cause has been duly given.
G. O. SAVlLLE.
Clerk.
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At the same hour. and az tho re-
quest OF the undersigned executor, We
wil offer for sale, either as n whole
or in subdivisions. a lot OF land, with
the improvements thereon. adjoining
on the east the property above de-
scribcd. fronting forty feet on Moore
street and running back I7j feet to
said alley. sometimes called williams
street This offering will be made in
manner to be announced at the sa Ia
and dependent upon the disposition OF
the said corner property; but the sale
or sales, II consummatcd, viii! be upon
the following
TERMS: ono third cash and bal
ancc in three equal instruments at sin.
twelve and eighteen months, for notes.
with interest added. ana secured by {,
deed OF trust on the property. or all
cash, ut the option OF the purchaser.
JOHN r. GILMAN.
Exor OF ], w. Gilman. Deceased.
" W. BOWIE & SON.
Auctionocrs.
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SraIcG Proposals

UNTIL 3 p. NJ. APRIL 25. BIDS WILL
be received for building three oiii-
Gers houses, moving three officers
houses, tearing down and rebuilding
three officers houses. adding third
story TO the administration building.
Right to reject any and all bias
reserved. Address
NJ. Il. CORSE. Secretary.
Building and Grounds Committee Y.
NJ J.. Lexington. Va
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lafaI estate J:ur sale

FARM AGENcYi. Ric ii ono. Va a p, =
tai will BRING necessary blank.
HOTEL FOR SALr,-THE VIRGINIA
Bay Ocean View. VA 700 rooms, com
pletely furnished. COMMONLY EALTH
INSURANCE q REALTY co, AOl-6
Mank OF Commerce building. Norfolk.
FOR SALE, FARM, FORTY ACRES OF
land. in Chesterfield County. on the
Warwick Road. one mile and a half
from Woodland Heights. between
Midlothian and NeW Road; al in
POI Park Building Tenth ana Bank
streets Madison 1913.
NEW GROVE; AVENUE HOME. DEEP
lot: also lots on Floyd, Hanover and
roc 294L.
FOR SALE, sEVENTY-ACRE FARM
in hugh state OF cultivation. and will
produce as good CROP as can be
found In the state. Located on Har-
ford Turnpike, Hartford County. Mary
land. two miles from Fallston on
Inc Maryland and Pennsylvania RAN
road. Improved by good eight-room
mouse, large bank, barn. stablinl; for
eight cows and four horses. large
chicken house, fine plgSery, corn and
WAGON nous, spring mouse, large
summer kitchen. blacksmith shop ana
carpenter SHOP. y fine orchard of -
apple trees. Also peaches, pears.
piuWs, cherries: gooscberries and
horses. four COWS. one bull. twenty
four pigs, one boar, one SOW, about
sixty chickens. turkeys ana ducks:
also all necessary farm implements
and tools; nine and one half acres i'm
wheat and timothy hay. two acres in
rye. two market wagons. two farm
wagons, one dayton, one milk wagon.
one runabout, one dog cart and one
dump cart. Bargain 10 quick pur-
chaser. Address JOHN W. RIPPLE.
Hyde, Md, r. K; No
BUNGALOW SITES. CITY WATER;
originally Rawlcy Spring property.
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a BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE. LOT.
Floyd Avenue at West Street. Terms
on part II wanted. O. c. LYME
phone Monroe 1876. Fifteenth and
Dock Streets
OWING TO My HEALTH I OFFER
Tor sale my Virginia home. located on
the banks of tile Potomac River.
forty miles south OF Washington 4
most desirable and accessible home
FOR those that like the water Par
iicMlars: J. NJ. LEE, JR., Saranac
EARGAtN-OWNER WILL SACRI-
flee 100 acres, i've miles from Rich
mond, on railroad, for mortgage
$4,000 NATIONS" 226 South Fifth,
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MODERNLY APPOINTED ROOMS
with board. for permanent or tran
silent guests MRS. CHARLES r.
BoWERS, MRS. CABELL H. eau
THORN, il5 East franklin.
40 WEST GRACE STREET. MODERN
convcniences; nicely furnished rooms;
board
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@crtings

Richmond. Va, March &c. 1914
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
OF the stockholders OF the Aibcmarle
Paper Mig. Co viii be held In tho
Contcrencc Room OF the business
Mems Club. American National Bank
Bldg, Corner Tenth ana Main Streets.
Richmond. Va, on THURSDAY, April
g. 1914, at Ii O'Clock a. NJ
ARTHUR T.. ROBERTSON.
Secretary ana Treasurer.
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Rooms j'or lScnt

NICELY FURNISHED 'FRONT.' ROOM
and hall room. sos East Clay
TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS. WITH
ititchenctte. furnished for Light
housekeeping 3 South Second 81
TWO CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS
furnished for Housekeeping. 1Oi
West Grace.
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$ Il Y II y Il III r {. l. IL II CHRISTIAN
Church--Both morning and evening scrvlces
Will be conducted 10y the pastor. Subject Tor
the morning is what IL Social Service ?''
and In the evening. What a Regional Re
serve CITY should Mean-an Opportunity and
Il Challenge"
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NEW GROVE AVENUE HOME DEEP
lot: also lots on Floyd, Hanover and
Stuart Avenues. Madison li67, Mon
roc 2GI-I
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Guarhing

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. vAPoR
heat, private bath and cxceilent
cuisine furnished 20 permanent aud
tIoustent boaraers at MRS. HORACE
w ELLFORp JONES'S new ana we'll
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
Street t. li, L..
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Real GEstate Glsanffn

WANTED. VIRGINIA FARMS or ALI.
siHes. Write. or come see RUFFIN &.
SLOAN -lO7 East Main Street
LIST NuUlt IA EMS MD CITY PROP
erty with US WIZ. NJ MILLER s.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON.
NELLY & co Write postal for neg.
sary blanks
ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL
water front farm for immediate Gus
toners Must be located either on.
lower James, the pamunkcy or York
Rivers. Advise quick, giving full de-
scription of land. buildings, lowest
PANY. 1112 East Main Street.
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THE BEST SPRING TONIC FOR YOUR
horses and all live stock-Pratts AMI
NAL Regulator Satisfaction suaran-
tecd or money back.
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i9oultrp, pfts ann Rinr stock

FOR SALE-GOING OUT OF THE
teaninG business. ( viii sacrifice alta
bargain SIX good work mules. one. pair,
WrlEh!ng 22bp pounds. seven and
eight Iears old; price $3.50 one pair
weighing 1000 pounds, eight ia nina
years old; price. 5000 o. pair,
Weighing 2,ogg- pounds. nine years
work sinSle or double anywhere on
earth. u they do not, VIII take IN en-
btcF For further Information call
az my private stable. il North Linden
Street rear OF s2s West Main.
TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING No
further use for their mules, must
sell SIX good. big young mules. This
stock Is right ont Of hard work: viii
suit any business use or farm, pur-
poses. They are all In fine condition
one pal. VIII weigh 1000 pounds
pounds: price, $500 Two weighing
2.42J pounds price. s275. VIII guar.
antce these mules 10 work any place;
II not. VIII take them back and re.
fund your money. Can be seen at
AIR CRtLL.S STABLE, No. IS South
Tenth street.
THE BEST SPRING TONIC FOR YOUR
horses and all live stock-Pratts AMI
NAL Regulator. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd or money back
FOR SALE, pURE-BREp BARRED
Plymouth Rock eggs. soc. n setting
OF fifteen. MRS. w. y. STREET.
Palmyra. Va.
FOR SALE, THREE MULES AND TWO
horses WORK anywhere. LYME &.
HARRIS. Fifteenth and Dock Streets
Phon" Monroe 1870
TONE Trp worm JIcT3SC,s Nh .ry-
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aGents 11iantrn

MEN OR WOMEN TO TAKE
orders foi our fast selling seven-b bar
box OF high-g grade toilet soap; big
seller; 80 per cent commission. Agents
make from $40 10 $50 per week. re-
peat orders assured. Write at once
for full particulars. CROFTS &.
REED CO.. Dept. $1,000. Chicago, III.
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iottc Courthouse and KcyBvllle; Ports
mouth, Norfolk County. at Norfolk:
Pound. Wise County, at Norton, Saint
Paul and Big stone Cap: Sperrysvilio.
Rnnpahannock County, ut Washington:
White stone Lancaster County, Mt:
Wecms. G. II NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICE

- ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
very extensive bicycle business We
haze r"modcled our store With tne
without doubt our store is second
10 none its kind ANYWHERE We
invite the public 70 call and inspect
gu! new stock and store a T.
GENTRY. sos Yves; Broad. phone
Alonroc 2n2l
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l1flp. Scale ami female

BOYS AND GIRLS WANT
cd to prepare for paying positions Mt
our modern school OF business, short
hand and tclcgraphy. Enter any
time: no vacations MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COL I.IcCr
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BIDS ARE SOLICITED BY THE
southern Railway for tearing down
ana removing OLD depot a Fourteenth
aud Mils Streets All communities
ticns should be promptly sent to MIR.
j.. q. WALLIS. Resident Eng lncer.
Master Mechanics once, South Rich
moHd yards.
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WHEN YOU COME 70 RfClIMoND
stop At 1000 East. Clay street. where
50c Meals served I'm cid Virgtni,
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TWO SURREY :, KUBBER AND STEEL
TRES newly painted, $40 and so.
ONE HIGH-GRADE STEEL TIRED
Jumper. s25.
ONE cusnloN-TlKED RuNABour.
SEVERAL ZIG BARGAINS IN OPEN
and cop wagons.
SEE Us WHEN rs NEED OF ANY
thing in horsc-drawn vehicles Large
stock. quick delivery. Lowest prices;
reasonable terms. Repairing and
painting II specially.
a. MEYERS soNs, 7al EAST CARY
street.
FOR SALE. CHEAP. FouR-I,oRsE
gaso.cne engine, Fairbanks {; Morse
make; good condition LYME 4.
HAkRiS. Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
Inone Monroe i355
HAVE YOUR PANAMA AND STRAW
mats cleaned before the rush from
the old reliable SCHLOSS, The Hat
ter S22 East Broad street.
CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT-B BOIL
eis, engines. woodworking machin-
cry. etc; second-haud guaranteed
condition. low prices 10 reduce stool:
before moving. / BLCFOID & co.
ARAGOE COFFEE AND YOSAN TEA
are sold by all the leading erocers
FOR SALE, JoNQUlLs; FINE. LARGE
bloom; - cents per hundred. POAT
BROTHERS. Bulb Farm. Din Road
Highland Park. Phone Monroe iaf
\ GOOD DENTAL PRACTICE IN \
growing town Of l.5D9 people: no
competition / lT5 care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE 0F 4
,"elyc- room house. well furnished.
together with the lease rent mod
crate: central location. X ops. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE TWO Two HORSE
trucks. four wheels. made for he:vy
haui!ns y. O. Box lsC.
LADIES READY TO WEAR AND
Carolina; population, 1900 Best
store and location; now. clean mer-
chandise. doing splendid business.
Reason for selling. connected With
lures wili invoice s0,noc. For further
Information apply THE FASHION.
Gaston!a, North Carolina.
ron SALE. y SPLENDID LOT OF
drug store mx'urSS' with beautiful
soda foun 5.;rass FAIRIES inteTsstea
VAUGHAN-RoBERTsoN pRuG 60 Co
LADIES STRAW HATS RESHAPED.
Spring shapes nre now ready for
YOUR Inspections. Why what? Bring
Tor spring. VERRA HAT WoRKS,
2li North FIRST Street. Phone Mon
roe 900.
LAW BOOKS FOR SALE; ABOUT
hfty volumes. includes Parson's on
contracts (ninth editiou). Wiemore
dence. etc Close price for lot, in
GLIDING bookcases. Address / T02
care Times Dispatch,
ROUND. OAK EXTENSION DINING
room table. new 40. u Comet heater
and reclining chair. t25 North sixth
Street
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Lost ann jfDuno
Uclp ILlan:su, G!3als

MEN Wfrll pArE.NI ,BLE IDEAS
Write itANDOLPH o; CO. Patent so
lritors. Washington. -. {.
RICHMOND RAILWAY MAIL EAAMi-
na,ions coimtug ;i5 month sam
pie questions frea FRANKLIN IN
STTICrE. Dept 43O-E. Rochester.
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LQantth

->~>-~-~.~~
WANTED. 70 BU1 FOR CASH.
household goods in any quantity.
!'honc Madison 3S5l
WANTED, TO BUY TEN TO TWENTY
eight or ten weeks old pigs. Berk-
shire or Poland China delivery April
TO state price IN crates f b cars
Address L. y SMITH, 902 Travellers
Building.
WANTED. TO BUY SECONDHAND
furniture in any quantity. Phone
Monroe 5Sl6.
WANTED. TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH.
one steel-tire surrey. Address w Il.
FRAIlER. Yves. Cary.
WOULD BUY SIXTEEN OR MORE
feet OF Office partition. Phone Madi-
son 53S0.
WANTED. SECONDHAND ROLL TOP
desk and chair. State price T. 700,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, TO KEEP ONE OR THREE
mules or work horses on farm for
their board. VIII do light farm work
and have best of attention. Address
603. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. LOAN OF $4,000 ON GOOD
brick property Church Hill. Address
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