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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13

next meeting he at once set his cap to bring the officials south. And he did.
 In telegram to Miss Ruby Moore. his private secretary, MT. Baugh told of the selection of New Orleans and the honor conferred upon him. He also stated that he was in excellent health and was having a great time. Just how much longer MT. Baugh will remain in San Francisco he did not say.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
COmmOdOres Are In Better Condition Than Auburn Despite Bear Stories From Nashville. Loss of Both Quarters Hits Orange and Blue Hard-Wiggs Has Not Been Ruled Ineligible and Will Play This Afternoon
By FRED BODEI<ER

Today Bmn gam will witness south greatest football game.
 Vanderbilt and Auburn clash this afternoon at 215 o'clock Redwood field in the which will decide champion ship of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association
 Three has this been played and no contests like them have been southern pdiro Twice has Auburn and tied Vanderbilt year the Commodores think they their chance to humble the md
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
M'GUGIN-VANDERBILT

We are in fair condition and should have close game tomorrow. From what we have heard of Auburn she year.f We should be stronger than we were q year ago. If it is clear in the morning the field should be in good shape and Birmingham may ex- pect great game
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
New orle.n. Next Meeting Pl.c.

San Francisco, November F. New Orleans was selected today as the place for the 1916 convention of the National Association of Profess sional Baseball leagues in conven- tion here. The office of vice presi- dent was created, but the election of officers was not taken up. T. H. Mornane of Boston, president of the New England league. was elected to i'll the newly created office of vice president.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13

With the exception of the two quarterbacks Caughman and Hairs ton, Auburn is in very fair shape for the Vandy game. Steed will run a team for the first time tomorrow and the outcome of the game will depend largely on his generalship. He has hlled every new position successfully and the chances are that he will do ently evenly matched, with Wander bilt having more brilliant individuals while Auburn will depend more on her cohesive poWer'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
SPECIAL TRAIN
 FROM NASHVILLE

Vanderbilt will not lack for support, This morning a special train from Nash vile of 20 coaches will come to Birming- ham, while regular trains from the north last night brought hundreds of Commo- dore supporters. Birmingham is expected to turn out 10000 people to witness the battle. Conservative estimates of the at tendance today reach as high as 15000 people, not only from Alabama and Ten nessee, but from the entire south. A party arrived last night from Chatta- nooga and 50 came up from Mobile. ! There will be big doings in Birmingham Vhis morning for, with the arrival of the epecial from Auburn, a parade will be formed. headed by Governor Henderson and the Auburn band, which will traverse the principal downtown streets, winding up at the Hotel Hillman to cheer the team to victory. The special will ar rive at ii o'clock.
 Indications late last night were that weather conditions for this afternoon would be ideal. The rain yesterday was not hard enough to make Redwood Field heavy and with the steadily descending
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13
SOUTH'S FOOTBALL CLASSIC
 WILL BE STAGED TODAY WHEN
 AUBURN MEETS VANDERBILT
THE LAST WORD
DONAHUE-AUBURN

Statements issued by the coaches last night follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-13

Football. experts have been cilary of predicting the winner of today's battle, but thousands of dollars have been wagered. The odds last night slightly favored Auburn with plenty of Vanderbilt money in sight.
 Vanderbilt goes into the battle in the better condition despite the bear stories that have emanated from Nashville in the last week. Captain Cohen proves to be the only sufferer from the Virginia game of last Saturday but has improved so rapidly that McGugn will start him at end this afternoon.
 Auburn, the contrary. has been hit in vital spot in the loss of Hairston and Caughman, both Of whom have been running the team. Hairston has ruptured a muscle and will be out the remainder of the season, while Caughman injured his leg and will not play today unless a dire emergency arises. Thus upon Steed devolves the running of the team and upon his generalship, Mike Donahue says, the battle may turn. Steed has never played quarter before, but has shifted around considerably in the backfield. He has shown well at quarter in the prac- tices and will doubtless prove his merit in the new position this afternoon
 Birmingham last night was football mad. The Auburn team did not arrive until almost o'clock, but a crowd of 25OO people were awaiting the warriors at the Louisville and Nashville station They came on the Montgomery train and were accompanied by Governor Henderson and q large nartV nf officials tra i,, from Montgomery will arrive in Birmng- ham this morning while special of 16 coaches will come from Auburn bringing Qlln Sti1d de1lts tc 1a,itl ho Int
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06
NOTICE-Churcll.
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PREsByTERIAN cHURcH-
rrFesMS eFD Z. II \ by the pastor, nn
count OF the annna, meeting OF tho Hugue-
not Society AZ the Grace street Church.
r p S ,n, at u q NJ. by the pastor owing
Society. there viii be no service in this
sh"rs sanS SnYd sS, evening Wednesday, p.
GRACE STREET EsBYTERIA
By REv. " l. LlSGlEi B B. u D. At fFsafh'S If
society KicSinomd Aidfess b mey W.
w. MooRE. d ID. president Union Theo-
CALVIN STEWART. D. D.. pastor Preach
W ne i ss4vi H"d n by the pastor
School at s;a a. NJ. and Bible classes NEE.
Rsy SAEs F EafEsf D. E. la:
tM"r5:-preaching |, o'clock and O'Clock
ss @HI"oDsTT eHAsa
pa pas;o %"' p AT r ssoo 5nd w, p ~ Tn,
Plose Evening theme: sp pRlfS. Ec rme
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tADAMs
and franklin Streets).-TIIOMAS CLAGETT
and T. ~ rho pastor viii preach at both
services Morning subject: Loves Logic
Evening subject: Character Tested by
Crisis Quartet choir Seats free. Strangers
welcome
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
,Groye Avenue and Harrison StreeD-REV
w. g. JAMES. rh. d. MISUNDERSTANDING
by the pastor at II y. NJ and S p ~ sum
day school a. 9:i5 a NJ. (Jcsse f. Wood
superb tendent. Wednesday evening PRAYER
meeting at o'clock
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
rrenchinE at IL \. VI. by REV JAMES
BUCHANAN. d. D.. and at p NJ by REV
w; SMITH. d. ID. Sunday School at
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCII-Rcv ALEX
AMBER r. BOWaER, minister FLOYD Ave
nue. and Harrison Street sunday February
q. sermon by REV FRANK w PRATT
or Norfolk. Va. Field Secretary OF the
american Unitarian Association Suhiect:
The Blnsphemous Doctrins OF Everiastinr
Punishment" Service at Ii o'clock All
seats free
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist. will be held to-
morrow morning in church edince corner
Park Avenue and Meadow StrectD Mt III
O'Clock. subject Spirit Wednesday even
ing testimony and experience meeting
at $50. Tho reading rooms tNos co; .sSs1
are located in the Virginia Railway HnI
Power Company Building. corner Seventh
and franklin Streets and are open daily
except Sundays and holidays from 10 II
to Z. NJ. All nre cordially invited
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PHARMACIST with $1,000: good
proposition. Druggist retiring from
an established business and references.
Address l. G49. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale or trade. apartment property
in Washington. u. G.. Twenty first
Street. Northwest. Best residential
section OF the city. Will trade for n
good farm or timber lands. +. II.
Thompson, Salisbury, y. c. John c.
Lawson. South Boston, Va.
FLOUR, feed and grain, CARROTS. Ask
for quotations. Bingham & Co..
Richmond. Va.
TO whom 1t may interest: We wish to
say we have acquired the franchise
permanently on the great selling drink
Lemon kola and Orange Julip from
here TO Maryland. including the great
Counties OF Accomac and Northampt on,
and find we cannot properly supply
same. and wish therefore to sell half
interest in plant cheap. Newport
News Bottling and Lemon kola Co.
Newport News. Va.
FOR sale. modern. new moving picture
theatre on good business street i'm
Philadelphia. PA. Earning 500 to $3.50
per week. Price very low. $4,000 cash
required. balance in standing mort
gage. No agents. Reason for selling
sickness. Address Owner, charles Was.
man. 1916 Cathrine Street. Philadelphia,
Pa.
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FOR SALE-.Horses

ONE nne hackney stallion. prize winner
pounds; easy to handle and az true foai
retter as Is in Virginia. Reason for
selling not in a situation to handle
him: For further information, apply
to u %. Times Dispatch.
FIRST class driving mare, sound and
gentle. new buggy and harness
whole outfit. $40. Apply 10 49, care
Times Dispatch.
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NOTICE-Lcgal

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ministrator OF Miss Laura IL ~.
non deceased, all persons having
ciaims against said estate will please
present them at this office. and thosr
indebted to- the estate viii please make
payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator of Miss Laura II Yer
non, Deceased.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
THIS company having qualified as adj
ministrator of William .. Day. DO
against snid estate will please prcscn;
them ut this office, and those indebted
ment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
ADMINISTRATOR OF William o. Day, Dc
ceased.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

PERFECTLY dry oak and pine blocke
and slabs. Freeburning hard. soil
and steam coal, also wash nut and
and furnaces. Try one load. In busi.
ness is years. therefore, can satisfy.
IL. I. Long. 1906 West Broad
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female.

WANTED by young lady. position rs
assistant bookkecper. Rapid machine
operator. Eight years experience. Be
Kinner in shorthand. AT present en-
ployed. References exchanged. Ad-
dress l. 32i. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG lady now employed would like
to keep doctors books at night. Can
furnish best OF references. Small sal
AIRY. /. 32l. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED by young lady now en-
ploSed, position as assistant book
keeper or cashier. Can furnish best Of
references. l. 1913, care Times-Dis-
patch.
y lady OF refinement. who Is an under
graduate nurse with training and ex-
perience. desires general nursing, IN
Valids and convaicscents preferable
Best OF references Address Miss b.
Fnnkhouser. Capon Road, Va. care Mrs.
Lizzie Williams.
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FOR SALE-Aninal,.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES,
AT CRCLL.S STABLES. lS SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

PARTIES In need of good serviceable
stock right out OF the hardest kind
and see them at work. We have mules
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price.
S12b per pair up. and horses and mares
500 n head up This stock Is all in
good conditions. and will ba sold under
money REIN ndcd.
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vIRGINIAN. III East Broad Street.

N1KGINIAN. III East Broad Street.
&c Day and Night
To.Dh f-'"rfiE APARTMENTS HOUSE
Mystery. In two parts (sccond
episode OF the Girl Detective Series)
The Combination" Vitagraph comedy,
featuring Sidney Drew
NJ o - y TILT REG GENERATING;
Love- In three parts. Cats" COM
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WANTED-RcaI Estate.
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

LARGE dwelling of 10 rooms with l9
acres OF land. at corner OF Second
Street Road and Laburnum Avenue.
complete chicken plant on the prop
ertv. Rent 1920 per annum. Blanton
& Co, llli East Main Street
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MUSICAL.

MUST SELL PIANO QUICK.
WE have good upright piano I'm Rich
mond which we will sell at sacri-
flee for spot cash or on moderate
monthly payments to responsible party.
p!ano may be seen care William Bar
Der. 31l-A North Elm Street If in
tercsted in n piano at n real bargain.
sec this and write us at once The
knight-Campbell Music CO., Denver,
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

COMBINATION saw and grist mill now
in operation at Brooke. Will rent or
sell. Special inducemcnt for imme-
dfate contract. Address w. x. Lowry,
Brooke. Va.
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PROPOSALS-Scale0

BRIGDE LETTING.
lLANS and specifications aud pronoS,I.
VIII DO received at Jones Low
fridge on February 10. 1915. at -
Q clock NJ. for the erection OF n s,roI
bridge at said point. over Mehcrrin
River. This bridge is located aboW,
Two miles south OF Lawrcnceviils
Brunswick County, Va. ~
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BY w. Y. Sledgc, Clerk.
IRwrencayiile ",
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VICTOR. Broad Mt Eighth.
z Il A.

Sc Day and Night.
To,DA ! - MASTER cRACKSMAN.''
a., pig tve-reel detective story. and
niHhSHp PPys YHooliG4n'I sSSmeasyy, two parts:
No Z. The latest series, featuring
Pearl White, Arnold DAILY and Sheldon
Lewis. See this each Monday. Three
Hats (Biograph comedy, two partsJ.
"flicksvillc Tragedy Troupe" Kalem
comedy.
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FOR RENT-Flats.

FOR rent. new flats, rooms each.
Park Avenue, near Meadow. Epps &
Epps & Co. 500 East Franklin
TWO modern and 7-room flats: steam
heat, 2104 Stuart Avenue Richmond
Special inducements, good tenant. in
purchaser. Address N. X Lowry,
owner. :
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ATTRACTIVE RENT LIST
Apartments, Dwellings, Flats.
McVEIGH & GLINN.
FOR RENT--Business Property.

OFFICE space. phone. typewriter and
stcnoGrap hcr; will share above with
tion Ninth and Main. Call Madison
29II for appointments
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RICHMOND ra ilway mail clerk c1ami-
nations coming. $75 month Full
description free Franklin Institute.
pept 429-A. Rochester. N. Y.
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ER. Died. 1T his residence. 262
HICKS street, Brooklyn. y y Mon
~~jny h,nG9TTnIi,nS;; February !; age thirty
IN; ANDREW -; PACKER. VI. -. H..
iimS He married Miss Sophie PECK
Sookcr. OF virginia, and had many
friends In this city and State
u, lie was buried in Brooklyn on last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-06

LIVERY and transfer company having
no further use for 20 head OF horses
ana mules VIII sell at Il sacrifice for
40 ana up. Also several trucks and
dump wagons and harness Can be
seen at stables. All North Fifth.
FOR sale, two bull terrier pups at less
than half price on account OF leaving
city. Phone Randolph 2sSo-L or appiT
ll0-A Monteiro Avenue
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-,1ale.


WANTED. employment in or near city
for white and colorcd boys. IA to II
years of age. Juvenile Court Of Rich
fnond. Room s. CITY Hall. Phone Ran
do!ph 622.
REGISTERED pharma cist desires posi-
ton at once. Best OF references fur
nished experienced and sober. Address
]. Ill care Times Dispatch.
COMPETENT electrical engineer and
mechanic. ~ years experience, de-
sircs situation. Can furnish best ref
ercnccs. Telephone Randolph 4j3I-i.
Il 70. care Times-Dispatch
TWO young men with best of refer
cnccs as to character. etc, desire po-
sitions cierking In store any similar
line of work i'm Richmond. Address Il
81. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. by a man with experience
position an salesman for n reliable
,,'wholesale grocery house District to
be in Eastern Virginia and North Car
olinh. Il 3ll. care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED pharmacist. now en-
ploycd. desires to change. First
class references. Address r 900, care
Times- Dispatch.
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FOR sale. 2s-room boarding house with
years lease: 90 rooms completeiv
furnished; running hot and cold water
IN all rooms. steam heat. electric lights;
: rooms with private bath; public
baths. Now filled to capacity with
permanent people. Reason for selling
Dispatch.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
DaYY,
BY j. D. Carnival & SON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
RICHMOND, VA.

BY virtue Of n decree OF the Chan
Va. entered December .. 1911 in thn
suit OF Annie L. Clark VS.. John II
commissioners WILL on
WEDNESDAY THE 10TH n.y ~,
parcel: ieai
At o'clock z. NJ. the following
estate IN the city of Richmond. VA:
thereon. Nos. 613 and els Holly Street
Beginning on the south line OF Holly. or
h,igh. Street. 137 feet 6 Inches east Of
ipn, line OF Holly Street q feet &
WsFSix and an tw. extending back south
line of 2o-foot alley Eco feet. e "
~ or about 1870 o'clock =. NJ. the
following parcel:
line or n 20-foot alley extending south
Wardly from Holly Street, the eastern
Of ONE Of Which is distant los feet west
particularly described as follows:
Beginning Ian, on the eastern line Of said
feet. more or less. south ' OF HOLY
Holly Street. or at the southern ' line
Hutzler by w. Il. Clark and wife bv
in d. OF ,,o august II, 1924, and recorded
- tHS Siei olhCc OF richmond Cham
Gerry court, and thence running south
wardiE along and fronting on the east
more or less. to the northern line Of a
io.toot alley. and from said front cx-
tending back enstwardly, between the
southern line of the property conveyed
as aforesaid to Henry s. Iiutzler and
the northern line of said 1O-foot aliev
% feet.
Terms of sale as to each parcel: one
third cash and balance in two equal
installments, mt six and twelve months
resDectively. from day of sale, de,
Ierred payments. to be evidenced by
notes of the Durchaser bearing interest
from day Of sale. title to be retained
until full payment of purchase price;
or all cash, at option of purchaser
A. S. BUFORD, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special com.
missioner has been duly given.
OF December. 1914
Teste:
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WANTED manager for n summer re-
sort hotel in Virginia for the months
OF June. July. August and September;
good references required Address I,
6i5, care Times Disnatch
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneous

FOR sale. nice clean white paper. 90
inches wide. Suitable for Wrapping
anything requiring white paper, SUCH
as bread, glassware, laundry. etc, $l.25
per 100 pounds at tho Office. Call al
i;patch. first floor.
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HORSES AND MULES.

VIRGIN1A'S RELIABLE AUCTION
HED TGMS.MISSI0M STABLES. w. II.
CHAMBERS. PROPRIETOR. 18o9-Il
East franklin Street II you arc In
need OF horse or mule. come and see
AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY
AND SATURDAY, 10 A NJ
WE Sell you what you buy. Give you
days trial.
OUR GUARANTEE IS THE NAME.
w. il. CHAMBERS
ASK YOUR FRIENDS IF WE DO AS
WE SAY. Phone MADISON GAGS
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FOR sale-$250 will buy n good young
pair of mules right out OF the hard.
est Kind OF work: will weigh 2.3Oo
rounds; In good condition sound and
quick walkers. Also one pair Of good
biocky mules weighing 1920 pounds
are i'm Richmond. Price, 1926. viii
give 80 days trial. II not as represent
ed, L will give money back Can be
seen at Cranes Stable. 16 South FIJI
tecnth Street. Half square from Main
Street Station
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Richmond Transfer Com
pany will be held at their Office, 500
East Main street. Mt - o'clock noon.
WEDNESDAY. February 10. 1916.
w. 7. DARDEN.
Secretary.
OFFICE the Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE Company,
Richmond, Va, Feb. 2. 1915.
ANNUAL MEETING
THE regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders of this company will be
held at the company's office, i0l5 East
Main Street, n, this city. on TU ESDAY,
the 10th instant, at IL o'clock M.
WM H. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 90, 1915.
THE annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Broad Street Bank,
Richmond. Va, will be held Mt the
banking house. $50 East Broad Street.
Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY, February
9, 1915. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER,
Cashier.
Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 81. 1915.
THE annual meeting OF stockholders
of this bank Will be held FEBRUARY
q, at - o'clock. at the bank. Twelfth
and Hull Streets.
J. H. PATERSON,
Cashier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

statesmen making the general store
trade who wish to make extra money
ca n learn OF good side line paying large
commission and which Is we'll known
and extensively advertised; correrpon.
dence confidential: give full pArticu-
lars in first letter. Address p. Q. Box
il43. Richmond. Va
WANTED. n salesman OF ability to
represent a gas appliance house. ono
who has had some experience in gas
appliances preferred. Address General
Gas Mfg. Co, eos North Fifth Street
SALESMAN to travel with manager
Experience preferred. Expenses ad-
vanccd. None hut one who is willing
10 work need apply, to IL \. NJ. 1910
Floyd Avenue.
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WANTED. registered assistant drug
cist. state references and salary eX-
pcCted L liz. care Times Disnafch
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.

MODERN S-room brick house In the
West End. House just coinplct ed /:
an modern conycncnces; hot water
ne3'. bargain for any one. 20i North
JEFFERSON Street Phone Randolph 7S3.
FIFTY foot corncn lot, Highland Park.
good location. below cost for quick
cash: Address 80, care Times Dis
LOT FOR sale. choice building lot
so feet front. $40 feet deep: beauti-
tul location east side ChambcrIayne
Avenue. near Ginter Park. For price
ana terms. address g., i. o. Box 1873,
Norfolk. Va.
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who can sell profitable building spe
cialty. Excellent opportunity 10 de-
velop business and secure territory.
ADDRESS Box 4Ol. Bluefield. w. Va.
WANTED. boy under IL 10 dc farm
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices.
Empire Shoe Company. GOA West
Broad Strcot
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WANTED, railway mail and postal
clerks: examination soon, over 1000
sppcintments yearly: prepare at home.
Write for Plan OF payment after ap-
pointment. Philadelphia Business Col
iege, Civil Service Dept. Philadelphia,
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

WANTED, purchases for n few nice
| turkey hens. CSC pound nostnaid
Mrs. \. r. Coleman. PAGES Va.
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DEATHS.

BiNNS.-Entercd into life eternal, at
r nor residence SlS West Main Street,
hursday morning, February 4. 1915,
~ $40 O'Clock. ELLEN JANE BISNS
wldow of John S,ansiield Binns. and
eidsst daughter of the late William
anu EmeliIc Pearson Taylor, in the
~ survived by her daughter, Mrs. En-
imie Binns Winsheld. one grandson,
He"ell Wingtieid; two sisters. Mrs. r.
y. Cooke and Mrs W. II. Chcathain
nnh I'VE brothers. Or. William II. lay
i?f' Captain Charles +. Taylor. Hon.
-, NJ: Taylor and Mcssrs. John .. and
Funeral will be held from Park
lace NJ T. Church SATURDAY at $50
CLOCK j.. NJ. Friends OF the family,
are invited TO attend. Burial In Holly