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BY GREEN & Redo,
AuctIOneers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAL

COMMISSIONING, or AUCTION SALE
DIE H4kGrT no s fHis MEsT Tr 5EvE 64
BEGINNING on THE soUTH Linz
OF BEXERLY STREET so FEET
E re- 40 OF F r R ESq ~ mp AND Front
TWEEN PARALLEL LINES OF 80
EEET TO AN ALLEY II FEET
and Equity. Court entered on the sth
day OF July. 1915, in the cause of
tbs; Undersigned special commissioner
will proceed to sell at public auction.
o. the premises on
FRIDAY At So: aSh =. M Is: 1915
d the Prop property above referred to and
The improvements consist of s.
Portable and attractive home, either
for the owner or investor.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at
s, II and is months. title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money has
been paid and conveyance ordered
by court. or all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser.
JOHN B. GAYLE.
Special Commissioner
City of Richmond: N''
Robinson: James Russell, and ais,
plaintiffs.
against
Carrie L. Robinson and ais. defen-
dants.
/. Luther Libby. clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required of the
special commissioner by the decree in
said cause Of July Q. 1915, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day
Of July. 1915.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 80 srii Totals. % ~ 10

Score BY innings: p
Chicago ..............o o o . 0 Ia
-H3W YORK ............o o ! o 0 OIL
summary; Runs-Saier fc). Williams
BuFhs Iwo-baSe ht-Burns. Three. bias.
nit rcher. Stolen bases-Good N.yers
SAFER Phe!an. Earned runs--ChicaEo ;
~ fork / Sacrifice h!t-Cheney Sac,
t!nce ties-Phelsn. Williams Double
erS. Lett on bases-New York. I. Chicago
- Frst base on errors New York I :;
Ih'Caso. J. Hase on bslis--off Tesreau
on Schauer. /; OFF Cheney, g. Hits
on Iesrehu, in innings: OF Scnauer
IN innings. Hit by pitchcr-by Cheney
tMeEers and Fletcher. Struck out-bv
u.Sreau. !; by Schauer. !: by Chcney =
EaSon. Time, l:5o. ~
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Toronto,
Totals. 20 o.e5 10 Totals: % $40 IL

.femn!,t out hunted third strike.
tone out when winning run was scored.
score b. innings: T..
lTcviS-n .......... o o o ii
summary: Run-Ocschger. Sacrifice hits
Shorten. Fabridue Base on balls-oii
Ceschge;. /. struck out-by Oeschger. 1:
~ Manning, :. Double p!ays-ManninB TO
Wares 10 Graham; Wares to Bali TO era
nam. Sh.an to Fatrique to Ousiow. Time
-l:e.. C.npres-COchran and Harrison.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Bnltimore wins One Anyhow.

BALTIMORE. MD. July li.-Brook
lyn and Baltimore divided to-day
double header. the visitors taking the
nrst, TO :, and the locals winning
the second, TO 4. Rankin johnson
los, his FIRST game since joining the
Baltimore, after winning four straight.
Seaton's home-run drive, with one
on in the ninth inning, put the visi-
tors one run ahead, but Walsh's three
base hit scored tho tying run and no
came home with the winning run,
when Eclfr!ch let Agler's grounder go
through his legs in the TerraPin'S half
OF the same inning.
F!rst game:
score by innings: r. H E
Brooklyn DOGS ol-s Is >
Baltimore III o l o 20 2-7 u 3
Batteries: Walker. Frank Smith,
Wiitse and Land; Johnson, Quinn and
jacklitsch.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. II Z.
Rrooklyn ......v0 O0ol0l2 -i l3 4
Baltimore .....Ol 5000 2-5 . 9
Batteries: Seaton and Simon: Suggs
and Owens.
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Ne,varks Loses Two.

BUFFALO,, July l4.-Newark lost
the first two games of the series to-
day 10 Buffalo here, to 1 and to O..
Anderson and Schultz, the two Buffalo
pitchers. held the visitors TO three
safeties in each game. They were
both backed by splendid fielding.
. First game:
score by innings: r. H. f.
Newark ........O0 0o1oo00-l 3 o
Buffalo .......o 3 OoO'-4 I l
Batteries: FalkenberG, Brandon
Anderson and Blair.
Second game:
Newark ........o ooooooo-O !
Buffalo .......0 0030 10*-4 /
Batteries: Moran and Rariden
schultz and Allen.
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
SIX Deeds of Bargain and Sale
Amounting To S3.Q3S.75.

SIX Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting To S3.02S.75.
l.. w. Donnclla ct vir. to j. w
Moore. 10 acres near the River Road
about four miles southeast OF Rich
mond. March "a, 1915: s11S.75.
j. w. Moore ct uX. to d. Fox ct ux..
10 acres near the River Road. about
four miles southeast of Richmond.
July 10. 1915: tax. 80 cents; 500
Addie Il. Wade ct vir. TO Bette
Moore. 30 acres on the old Deep Bot
tom Road, about seven miles south
east OF Richmond March 30. 1915;
$3.50.
a. Melville Conner ct al. executors,
to l.. L. Beddoes, lots Nos. 3. 4. Z, S,
and 20, plan Of Beechwood Park. July
10. 1915; $500.
c. +. Caldwell ct al, trustees. to
Stephen Purcell 5ox1oO feet Fern Ave-
nue., plan of Highland Springs April
%. 1915; $3.50.
Realty & Finance Corporation of
Virginia to 4. y. Cosby lot No. {,
block 6, plan of Wrights Park. July
., 1915; tax, 81; $40
CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trust, Amounting
to S1S,005.
w. +. Pierce to ]. y. Connolly ct al.
trustees. l00Xl6o feet east line OF
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In execution OF a deed of trust. dated
May 20, 1914, and recorded in the clerk 8
office OF Henrico Circuit Court, Deed
Book 202-A. page 400. default having
been made in the payment OF portion
of the debt therein secured, and being
Instructed so to do. I will sell by auc
zion, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1916,
mt $3.50 o'clock P. NJ.
the aforementioned dwelling Tho
dwelling is comparatively new, contains
about rooms and is situated on lots
Nos. Q and 10, I'm block No. 5. on the
plan of Burrelrs Addition.
TERMS: cash.
H. r. POLLARD. JR.,
Trustee
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HENHIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Three Deeds Of Trmst. Amounting
tn Si,GSG.
L.. l.. Beddoes CT uX. TO j. d. Hit
trustee. lots Nos. ?, /, :, s, 30 and 81
section {, plan of Beechwood Park
July 10, 1915; sS26
Same, TO same, lots Nos. 3. 4, :, S, 20
and 81 section G. plan of Beechwood
Park. July 10, 1915. $500.
stephen Purcell TO G. L. Caldwell ct
NIX, 50xlo0 feet Fern Avenue. plan of
Highland Springs. April -. 1915;
$3.50.
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=SPOR is
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth page.)

Three base hit-AImcida. Sacrifice hits
Almelda. Purtell. Crutcher. Sacrifice fly
Nhi.cInan. stolen s--Barry, Tragrcs.
sor. Double plays-Purtell and Barry; Hoi.
len and lreian. Ba on bails-oH Crutchct.
2: of Fullerton. 2. Struck out.by Fullerton.
umnites- Brown and Hart. Time-,:5u
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following plumbing permits
were issued Yesterday by Plumbing In
spector Landcrs:
j. II. Rose e Co, for w. c. Carpen-
ter. 1916 First Avenue. Highland Park.
Dallas & Brown. for Richard White.
1o5 East Fourteenth Street South Rich
mOnd.
G. T. Snead. for II. s. Wallerstein,
lis East Franklin street
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Totals. 81 AS Totals s p % ?
'Battcd FOR Huenke In eighth.
'Hattcr for Palmero in ninth.

score by ln1inSh: II.
Rochehter ........-.. q o o o o 10
HaTriEhufs ......... 0 o 0 %
summary: runs-Ho!ke. Stevenson Men
So', Mo"c 90. Toolcy t:'. Kraft. Three.
pase hiis-kures Kraft Sacrifice hit
hoi"s Double piays-Waiker to W!ll.aG.s:
Move 10 Priest 40 Hoike. Struck out-by
h4GnH". :: ~ He-chc. ). Bases on balls
on terche. g. OF Iiucnkc. of Palmeyo, g.
stolen oHseS-Holke. W!ttcr. Passed ball
Williams. Eits--nn Hccchc. 1: OF Huenk.
!; on ialmero. :: on Chabek. :. TIme-.:H
Imr!Fes-Clesry an0 Carpenter.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

MR REAL "At tsHh+LEE AH SD pLEisstIBAgLE
NEA H Gof,E Ely ELL. fk iNel
ING 10 tE HnS ASREs. MORE or LESS.
at is o.slosk noon. $780,
r. i: Baker and wife to 3. f. Iu Wi, Icom
trustee. dated March ii. 1918, and RI.
f.uoLsa in the clerks office Of Prince
5sS. which secures the payment o Of 5
certain note therein mentioned, defaui,
sra vi ats been M made In the payment Of
by the legal holder of same. and also
by yirture of a decree entered on July
ctour. OF the united States ta' for o's't the
aa saia a. District ,st of virginia directing
roE s 5 a ~ !,1h% no. 20; 1915.
on the premises, in the County Of
hoaa M on off fes f Sty sale fe'a,
All of that certain tract or parcel
OF land. together with all the Improve.
ments and appurtenances thereto be.
county of Prince George, Va. and con-
tanning four hundred acres. more or
follows: on the north by the Appomat-
toX River. on the east BY the land of
BPolan' on the south by the City Poin,
belonging TO cantain Eon. doriieTIy
west by Bull Hill Creek: il being in ali
respects the tract of land known as
"Mitchells." which was conveyed to the
SAID X Is Baker by w. f. Denton and
wire by their deed dated March IL.
1918, and of record in the clerks Office
AFORESAID. in ID. b. 81. at page 5S7
This property is less than one mile
from ttopewell, and is the best loca ted
property for subdivision in that vicln-
ny. IT is the only property that has y
river front and wharf. The water or
tne Appomattox is about fifteen feet
at this landing, known as MitcheIs
wharf There is a beautiful three
story Colonial dwelling on the prop
erty, together. with outbuildings: also
! n fine orchard.
! Located in the fast growing section
or CITY Point. Hopcwell and Dupont.
| this is an ideal property for subdi'
VISION, nome or an investment. The
property will be sold free of liens.
anSe IN two equal installments. at six
from the date OF sale, with the right
to anticipate payment at any time. or
all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser: the deferred payments TO na
secured by deed of trust upon the
property at the purchasers expense.
D. II. WILCOX.
| I. P. POOL.
D. H. WILCOX,
c. II. JOINER
! 1,E. trustees In Bankruptcy.
| Auctioneer
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Rebel. Defeat Knnsns CITY.

PITTSBURGH. July l4.-Pittsburgh
defeated Kansas city here to-day,
10 l. The locals won the game In the
eighth, when misplays on the part OF
the visitors resulted in five runs be-
ing scored. knetZer was hit hard
early in the game, but after the third
inning was never in danger. Score:
Score by innings: II. II, Z.
Kansas City lob 90 o 0 o. S 2
Pittsburgh ....2 o 90 IS IL q
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Knet :
ger and Berry.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Kansas City. s.
cleveland, 2 (called end NTH, rain).
At Minnea polis-NIinneapo lis. s
Louisville, 10.
at Observation-Disclosures Columbus
postponed. rain.
At ST. Paul--St Paul-Indianapolis
postponed, rain.
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Chicago Wins From Terriers.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Chicago to-day
took the Esecond game of the series
from ST. Louis, 4 to !. Chicago made
Two runs in the sixth inning and two
in the ninth by punching hits. ST.
Louis run was made In the sixth by
Vaughn, who reached first on Smiths
tumble.
Score By innings: r. Fl. e.
Chicago .000 2002-4 /
ST. Louis ...0 OIL o @ OIL o
Batteries: Mcconnell and Fischer;
Groom and Hartley
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WEi.N II tl2) MILES FROM RICH
MOND.
Pursuant TO decree Of Circuit
Court Of Henrico County. in suit of r.
D. Harlow vs. Henley and others, en-
tered June 16. 1915, the UNDERSIGNED,
special commissioner will. on
FRIDAY. JULY 16, 1915,
at 1880 p. NJ.
offer for sale on the premises the fol.
lowing property:
All that certain tract Of land. con-
tanning l2l acres, more or less located
on the north side of Three Chopt Road
short distance west of the point
where the Pouncey Tract Road inter.
sects the said Three Chopt Road, about
- miles west of the city OF Richmond
TERMS: One-third cash, balance sin
and twelve months from date Of sale.
purchaser giving negotiable notes.
with per cent interest added. and
title retained until the whole is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
ALLEN c.. COLLINS.
Special Commissioner.
SHEA 6: kEEGAN, Auctioneers.
I hereby certify that the bond re-
quired by above decree of the special
commissioner has been duly given.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL.
Clerk
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HENRIco RELEASE DEED.

One Decd OF ReIense Amounting to
$500
Sandy krousc. trustee, to George F.
Donnelly. 9ox153 feet, south side OF
Montrose street. 23l feet east of Church
Street March %, 1915. $500
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cnANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
AUCTION SALES-To-Day
High Constable Sale
by nublic auction ON

THuRspAY. II The H i5TH i DAY OF Ph JULY
1915, 3 o'clock P. NJ.
at my, storchousc. 1906 East Franklin
f. disrnss wnrEanGs onS ciy 70 SALTS
lions in my hands: Large lot of Groc-
cries, Showcases Gas Stoves, Lot Of
Household Furniture, one Upright
Piano. two Estey Organs, Antique sofa,
Antique Water Set. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
w. H. WYATT. JR..
II. C, G.. f.
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AUCTION SAIES-Future Day.

BY CATLIN & BROOKS co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
OH Bank Street
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to build brick and frame fats. west
side of ST. James street. between Or
anse and Bacon Streets. to cost $4,000.
same. TO build frame dwelling west
Side OF st. james street. between Or
angc and Bacon streets, to cost $1,000.
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BY ~ w. BOWIE & SON. INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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BY GREEN & Redo and HENRY S.
HUTZLER e. CO,
AuctioneerS.
COMMISSIONERS. AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE
THAT VALUABLE STORE AND
b bT EHE N6T TK3TER s Isl S5TTATEP
LElGH STREET AND BROOK AVE
NUE.. .FRONTING ON THE NoRTH
t kEb on THE w STREES l ,s FEET G
BROOK AVENUE II FEET, WITH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THEKEoN. be-
SlGNATED AS Nos. 600603 BROOK
In pursuance of decree of the Law
mond. entered on the 9Th day of July
1915. in the cause Of John b. Gayle
VS.. William L; Krug ct ais" the under
signed special commissioners will pro-
cted &c sell at public auction. on the
premises, on
THuRssPA 1 July Is: 1915,
the above property.
The property above referred to is oc-
cupied by thrifty and, good tenants at
and owing to its location will Ger
tainly enhance in value, and should at
tra ThR shs attention tent Of inyes,Srs
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, titld
to be retained by court until the en-
op%sed has By paid
cash, at the option of the purchaser
T.. c. FLETCHER,
ALBERT @ BOSCHEN:
ROBERT e. PEYToN, JR.,
A. j. KIRSH,
Special Commissioners.
In the Law and Equity Court of the
City of Richmond:
Gayle. John b., Plaintiff,
against
VIM. L. Krug ct ais. Defendants
/, Luther Libby. clerk of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioners by the decree In
said cause of July 0. 1915, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day
Of July, 1915.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk.
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~. B.-While the terms under the
deed of trust are cash, more satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made with
the auctioneers.
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Administrator's auction sale house.
hold furniture of Mrs. Eleanor F. Web
THIS DAY (Thursaayl. JULY Is.
at 1880 A NJ.
at our. store, GIG East Broad Street,
Consisting OF Piano. Mirrors, Bureaus,
sW:aaashstands, Wardrobes,, Iron Beds,
springs, Mattresses, Quilts. Blankets
Shades, Curtains, Spreads, Linens,
Crockery, Glassware. Silverware. Pic
lures. etc. Also lot OF other goods
too numerous to mention.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
LIE ROY p. BROWN,
administrators for Mrs.
Eleanor +. Webster, deceased.
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nusTINGs DEED or TRUST.
ono Deed of Trust. Amounting {,

Louis Iiankins ct ux to Augustine
loyal trustee. 3Gxl55 feet north line
or stockton street. G6 feet east Of
seventh street. July ~, 1915; s1.120.
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SHEA & KEEGAN.
Auctioneers.

hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED by above decree of the special
commissioners, has been duly given.
SAMUEL r. wADDILI..
Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME NEAR
LAKESIDE PARK, ON HERMIT
TAGE ROAD. HENRICO COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
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ARATE DWELLING; AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS.
Pursuant to decrae of the Circuit
Court of Henrico County, in the suit
of r.. w Gates & Son Co. VS.. Floyd T..
Henley ct ais. entered on the 18th day
of June, 1915. the undersigned special
commissioners will OF
FRIDAY, JULY I6. 1915,
at 4:30 P. M,
offer for sale on the premises the fol-
lowing property:
First. All that tract of land, loca ed
In Henrico County. Va, about IL miles
west of the city Of Richmond. contain
ing twelve and one-half G21s acres)
acres. with n dwelling and other I'M
proVementS, fronting 3 chains on south
side of Three-Chopt Road and running
back on the western line 1850 chains
parallel with Stngy Road.
Second. That tract OF land. contain
ing 4 acres, with frame store and other
improvements thereon. fronting on the
southsldc OF Broad Street or Three
Chopt Road, about "a miles west OF
Richmond in the Immediate vicinity OF
short Pump. bounded on the west and
south by the above described U21-
acrc) tract Of land.
TERMS: one third cash. balance 6 and
- months from date Of sale. purchaser
giving negotiable notes, with per cent
interest added. and title retained until
the whole is paid. and conveyance or
dcrcd by the court.
r. GRAY HADDON,
ALLEN G.. COLLINS
Special Commissioners
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A Great Number of Lots
in the Plan Highland
Park Addition,
ADJOINING HIGHLAND PARK.
AT AUCTION

eer IN ssq Of sy Of 9f shs
R Rss 'q Had l'lf tff Park sql'
sATG s!5o o:sld 5alf :. II Il. 1915
IIishIand Park Addition, adjoining
in R ctr of fas ana pePrty
~, ThfSs !S,s {roRs @beSt a. feet each
nmes and run bnck n good distance to
rradea. and, have Sidewalks Ii in e front Of
This property. by reason OF It's near,
ness TO the car line. and Its beautiful
,oDt9GTHPafyb shonld the AT
eXpected to be had.
The apction nee and comm I
and Front street Sale begins at 4:30
O'clock +: N. As many OF these lots
sum as ns Of iSSifSrSooT YIN be sold to raise the
TERMS: One-third CASH and the bal
ance in two equal installments. at six
,erest added, and secured by n deed or
irHs dn on 'h nf p5PepSrty or all cash. AT
MM H. jysTIs. JR::.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED in the above mentioned suit
c. o. sAvILL;E;,
A plat of the property above men
the sale at the, Office OF the auctioneers.
In ~ srN,,
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BY n. w. ROWE g. SON, Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

No. 242O EAST MAIN STREET AND
No. & NORTH TWENTY FIFTH
STREET. AT AUCTION.
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A plat of the property above men
toned can be seen at any time before
the sale at the Office OF the aliciioneers.
or of any Of the comm SIS iOners
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
BY J. d. CARNEAI, &: son,
Real Estate AuCtionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

y GOOD BRICK DWELLING IN JACK
son WARD. No. % WEST JACKSON
STREET.
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AUCTION SALEs-To.Day
BY POLLARD &c BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctionecrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

GOOD CEMENT DWELLING ON RICH
DITION, NEAR HOWARD'S GROVE
Morris tribune., 1915-04-23
ADVERTISES STORE
WHILE OTHERS PAY
twenty-five Years at Old Game
Causes Mortified Merchant
to Explain Matters

After continuous advertising for a
period of twenty-five years in the
Mortified newspapers in which they
used weekly spaces running from one
to twelve columns, Alex Marshall &
Co. are charging their store for the
third time to proportions that would
do credit to the largest city in the
land. The head of the firm is out with
the following startling statement :
"Do you know that we figure it
does not cost US anything for adver-
Using? Do you know that it is paid
for by the customers of the merchants
who do not advertise? The advertised
store does the largest business and
its expenses are lower in proportion
to the amount of goods sold and it can
make lower prices TIL the non-adver-
Using store.
Week in and week out, rain or
shine. summer and winter, in times
of peace and in times of war, during
periods of depression and waves of
prosperity, in democratic as we'll as in
republican years, Alex Marshall &
Co.'s ad has appeared with price,
punch and personality that has drawn
business. The secret of their success
is the same as that of the catalogue
house. Every purchaser in the land
is interested in price talk, and they
are doublv interested in price talk in
the newspapers. The papers reach
the customer at moment when the
mind is ready to receive impress
sions. and Alex Marshall & Co. have
capitalized on the knowledge.
Willmar has new postmaster in
the person of A. O. Forsberg who will
receive his commission this week.
Alton Crosby. the present incumbent,
has held the position eight years and
three months and has proven himself
a capable and efficient official. He is
the owner of the Republican Gazette
and is interested in Willmar's leading
moving picture house. Mr.. Fors-
berg is one of the cid newspaper men
of the state, having run newspaper
at Willmar as the champion of the
farmers alliance movement which af-
forwards merged with the populists.
He has been affiliated with all tie
political parties but it remains for
the democrats to reward him for hit
interest. His appointment meets with
the approval of Willmar people gener
ally.
Burglars entered the Theodore
Dahlman shoe store at Herman one
night last week and stole about $50