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Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
GLENDALE.

w. w. Reynolds and family, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Collin
near Stockley.
Mrs. Lena B. Anderson and daughte
of Love Point are spending a few day!
at the home of d. H. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Jester of Whining
ton were guests at the home of H. w
Jester over Sunday, and greatly enjoyed
trip to Oak Orchard on Monday.
Miss Mia Macklin spent part of last
week as the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
D. Ernest Fitzgerald of Lincoln.
Mrs. Arthur Russell of Love Point is
visiting her mother Mrs. James Jester.
Miss Vesta Macklin and Mrs. Elias
Macklin are in Philadelphia this week
purching their fall millinery.
Mrs. Carrie Kneer and children are
spending some time with friends and
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Virginia Benson Kirby of Milford
Neck was this week the guest of Lima
Warren.
Samuel Welch and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Prettyman and Master
John Alfred, are taking a trip to Phila-
delphia in Mr.. Welch's new automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kirby and son,
Of Camden N. j., have returned to their
home after spending delightful week
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F.
Whitney.
Walter J. Fisher and sister Matte
attended the Wilmington Fair this week. I
Mrs. r. A. Wood is in Philadelphia
his week.
Earle Kirby and mother, Mrs. Cordelia |
[irbv of Camden N / returned home /
N Monday, after spending a week at .
he home of H. w. Jester.
Mrs. r. B. Elliott is entertaining her
lister. Mrs. Roxie Elliott of Laurel.
Mrs. Mary Reed is entertaining her
aughter, Mrs. w. S. P. Combes and
hildren of Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hudson of George
own, were calling on friends in town
n Monday evening.
Mrs. E. G. Reed of Lincoln, spent
uesday with friends in town.
Mrs. Webster Walls of Wilmington,
isited her sister, Mrs. J. H. Jester
lis week.
Miss Anna Bennett of Slaughter Neck,
le of our new teachers was called in
,wn on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney spent Satur-
~ at Oak Orchard.
Miss Dorothy Warren is visiting friends
Camden this week.
J. B. Ennis and party of friends are
tending the fair at Wilmington this
eek.
Herbert Robinson of the Mills Canning
)mpany is in Baltimore this week.
Peggy Truth. "
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
Resiqned to It.

Taking oneself too seriously is sup
posed to be an American trait At
any rate, it is found in America. The
late Edward Everett Hale in I'VE, the
People," cites a remark of Thomas
Carlyle apropos of this habit.
Margaret Fuller had perhaps taken
herself the least bit too seriously. She
had said that she had determined ito
accept the universe"
'She had better" said Carlyle.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
PROVINCE
DRY TWO TO ONE
Great Wheat COun y Of Can
ada Voted For Prohibition
BY A ROUSIRG MAJORITY.

Liquor Dealers Imported a Campaianei
From Chicago With Disastrous Re.
sults-A Dry Landslide In a Province
Eight Times as Large as the State Of
Maine.
Edmonton, Alberta.-Alberta, Cana
da's faireSt province, is the first in the
Dominion to adopt provincial prohibi-
tion. 1t did so on July p by an enor-
nous avalanche Of votes, burying the
liquor traffic SO deeply down that no
resurrection is possible.
The drys polled 46,957 votes and the
vets 27,7j2.
There are Il number of reasons why
the province went dry. One of them
was that the churches. Protestant and
Catholic, were united in a determina-
tion to Danish their chief enemy-the
saloon. Another is that c. a. Windle.
the wet" Of Chicago, spoke in the
province in the interest Of the saloons.
At meeting of the dry forces the
following resolution, moved by a. w.
CoOne, campaign manager. and second
ed by w. f. Gold. general secretary,
was adopted by a unanimous vote Of
1000 citizens, standing:
The temperance forces of Alberta desire
strongly to express their gratitude to c.
a. Wndle of Chicago, U. S. A., for the
splendid service he rendered to our cause
in this province. Every place he visited F.
he greatly cnthused our people Should I
we ever again enjoy a prohibition cam |
Daign we earnestly hope Mr.. Windle VIII I
return to give us his inestimable assist .
lnce
Windle spent the last three weeks
If the campaign in urging the popu
ace to support the liquor interests.
Speakers for the Alberta Moral Re.
'orm league were put on mt every
Meeting held by him in Alberta. The
'esult was that his arguments We're
iilled
Alberta consists of 100000 square
niles. 1t is about the size of the state
f Texas and about eight times as
arge as the original prohibition state
f Maine.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10

TO THE LEFT, GOOD TYPE or CHIcKEy
FOR FATTENING FOR A BKOILEB; TO THa
RIGHT POOR TYPE.
except those saved for breeding stock.
should be sold as broilers. as they are
not well adapted for market after
passing beyond this size. White chick
ems make the most attractive ami
easily dressed broilers. as their pin
feathers are not $50 apparent when the
chickens are prepared for market.
/ The cockerels should be separated
from the pullets as soon as the sex can
1 be readily distinguishes the mosc
promising chickens being sawed for
| breeding stock The sex is usually
told by the development of the head
points, tail and general male character-
| isticS in the cockerels. and this re-
quires some skill and practice The
chickens selected as broilers may he
forced more rapidly than those saved
for breeding stock. Quick growth can
be produced by dividing them into
fiOcks of fifty or less and confining
them to small pens for fourteen to
eighteen days before they are mar
keted Feed in the morning and at
noon a wet mash of six pounds corn
meal, four pounds low grade wheat
flour and two pounds bran or mid
dlings, mixed with skimmilk or but
termilk 10 the consistency of oatmeal
pOrridge. If no milk is available add
one pound of beef scrap to the mash !
and give some green feed daily. using |
only enough water to make crumbly |
mash. In addition to either of these !
mash feeds give an the cracked corn !
which the chickens will eat for the
evening feed.
Higher prices are paid for the early
broilers, those hatched in March ard
April, than for those hatched in the
late spring and early summer. Pullets
hatched early also make the best fall
and winter layers and are the most
profitable to raise. Broilers are mar
keted both alive and dressed. Con
siderable care should be used in both
and shipping broilers so that
they will reach the market in a neat.
condition.
In finishing or fattening broilers Just
before marketing great difference
win be found in individuals with re-
spect to their ability to put on flesh.
Some chickens will respond only very
slowly and very unprofitably to a fat
lening feed. while others will gain
rapidly and return a good profit for the
feed consumed The good feeders will
be the birds with short. stout, well
curved beaks. broad heads. bright. clear
eyes, deep. broad breasts and well
spread legs and will. in general. give
very indication of being vigorous and
hrifty The poor feeders will show
'ppOSige characteristics. notably long
Deaks and crow heads. dull eyes. mar
'Ow breasts and close set legs and
Ilso will show lack Of vigor and
hrift. The selection of only those
hickens of the better feeding type for
will give greater average
aims and profit and a more uniform.
ttraetive lot Of brOilers. while the
ulling Of the birds Of poor type and
heir marketing with no attempt at
lttening or finishing may often be
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS

The nervous system is the alarm system
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of nerves, but when
health is ebbing, when strength is declin-
ing, the same nervous system gives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, dreamful
sleep, irritability and unless corrected,
leads straight to breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Scott's Enul-
sion is exactly what you should take; its
rich nutriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny nerve-cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh
ing tonic force. It is free from alcohol.
q. Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. M.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
Widow Win Live Husband.

When an otherwise industrious, God
fearing and considerate head Of a fam
fly makes up his mind to go in for pol
itics his wife would just as well make
up her mind that she is going to have
a touch Of the experience Of being a
widow with a live husband Houston
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
Drink Costs Life.

Santa Fe, N. M.-Roy G. Wood, bust
ness man Of Sterling, ILL.,. got drunk
and tried to shoot up the town of Taos.
Two police officers tried to arrest him,
and he fed They shot, and he died
Immediately.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
MILLINERY OPENING.

After September 10th will have for
inspection at my store a complete line
of the newest Fall and Winter Millinery
Also Dress materials and other novel
ties. The public is cordially invited.
VESTA MACKLIN. Glendale, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10

Goodyear tires won top place
by giving more than others. For
that reason alone these tires for
years have outsold any rival.
This year we are giving to
users Of small tires three more
costly extras. Now Goodyear tires
in these sizes, more than ever
before, excel any like-size tire.
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10

/ lhese new extras alone, on this
year soutput, will costusS317,OOO.
They will save our users ten times
that, perhaps.
Yet this year we made another
big price reduction. 1t was our
third in two years, totalinq IS
per cent. That's one result Of
mammoth output-a value no one
else can give.
Even in size 3Ox3, in Good
years, you get four-ply tire. In
our All-Weather tread, you get
double-thick anti-skid. Now
you get this extra size and extra
strength. More than ever you
owe yourself the use of GOODYEAR
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10
3 More Extras

We have added 20 per cent
to the air capacity. Added size,
as you know, adds mileage.
We have added 80 per cent
more rubber to the side walls
to the part above the rim. That's
where constant bending breaks
Milford chronicle., 1915-09-10

a thln-WaIIed Tire.
We have made
ew m old S Of
a new design
which adds endur-
ance, we h ave
found.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED, AN associate partner with
$4,000 to invest in the .utomobilc re-
pair business. At present doing a bust
ness of $50 to $500 weekly in Rich
mond, Va. Proposition will stand the
StrictcSt investigation. l; IS, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, a good promoter TO organize
and to sell stock. Fl 20. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR sale, hotel in baltimore, Md, sit
uatcd squares from l.. r. r. and
rs. q. passenger station, on one of
the most prominent uptown corners.
Can be bought reasonable. Long lease
given Good proposition for 4 live
hotel man Address l. 3i4, care Times
WANTED. to hear from owner Of some
good business for sale. Box 1875,
Houston. Texas.
FoE sale. up-to-datc confectionery
store doing good business. inventory
$4,000. VIII sell for s2,75O. Small
r&sh payment. balance on easy terms.
Il SO, care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-sialc.


WANTED. position by n man of long
experience In tho peanut business.
Understands manufacturing OF by.
products. candy. pcanut butter, salted
peanuts. etc. Al references. "a.
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. position as manager of
hotel restaurant or any position
whore control of help. tact OF tudg-
mcnt is required. Address & 9l5, care
Times Dispatch
ENr , i, Enc % DGekkeepsr wants y, It
C 900, care Times Dispatch.
pIIONE Virginia business Exchange
for your help: no charge. Supplying
leading firms.
WANTED, January l. position as CASH
Ter. assistant, cashier. Office assistant,
hookkecpcr, or connection with rcli-
able firm, where there Is chance for
promotion. based on merit. by young
single man, who has had years Of
ice and business experience, who has
rs much energy :ta ambition and can
but desires change. Address l. $50
care Times Dispatch.
POSITION wanted by registered phar-
macist. years Of best experience
with Il good firm: not afraid OF work:
sober. etc. Tip-top references. present
change. Address T. w G., c;re cen
efal Delivery, Petersburg, Va
POSITION WANTED JANUARY EY
EXPERIENCED BOOK IL EEPEH SIZE
\ - q X y l. u T. Il. CORRESPONDENCE,
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN.
ABLE TO TAKE CHARGE OF OE'FICE
OR DEPARTMENT BEST REFER
ENCES AND BOND If REQUIRED.
ADDRESS 4. o. BON o77.
POSITION wanted us travelling sales
man after January |. Any good line;
eXperienccd. Address l. 347. care
Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man, - years of age, with ;
years experience stock clerk i'm
wholesale house. several months rs
salesman and retail experience, de-
SlreS position January !. ~ IL. care
Times. Dispatch.
GOOD shoe or grocery salesman. good
window dresser at both trades
for position in or out of Rich
mond: age 20. Will work for reason
able wages. Well recommended An
swer soon. Chas. Feldman, Aston and
Angler Avenue. Durham, y. G.
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wANTED-salesmen.

AGENTS. make big money and become
sales MANAGER for our goods; fas,
ONCE seller: iino profits: particulars
.o2 Daily Record. Baltimore. Md
WANTED. real salesman to handle
our line of calendars. fans, signs,
leather goods and novelties beginning
January !: legitimate and profitable
proposition for hustlers who want to
make money: exclusive territory as
signed: commissions liberal. Write to-
day ana state what territory you pre-
for to Sales Manager, kalamazoo Ad-
Nertlsins Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Give
reference and business experience In
first letter.
SALESMAN-Vacancy January l. en-
perienccd any line, to sell genera,
trade In Southern States. unexcelled
specially proposition; commission con-
tract: $50 weekly expenses. Continent
"a ia, Jcwelry Co. 1851 Continental
Building. Cleveland. Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opening Jamu-
AIRY ], capable salesman for Virginia
10 sell staple line on unusually lib
eral terms: commission contract: $50
advanced weekly. Sales Manager, 90
suite. 500 Woodward, Detroit.
BE the pencil man of your territory
Complete limo IIcXagonal office ana
advertising pencils: state experience.
references. etc. ohio Pencil Exchange.
oo2 Sincere. Cleveland. o.
Statesmen wanted to sell a hardware
speciality To hardware and depart
ineht stores by S!.000.o0D nufactur-
ing company: quick seller. big com
mission. Shields cleared S3l5 in Iowa
IN APRIL Same month Dubois made
SSi62l in Tennessee: I.ightfoot. in
Georgia, S1,02l; Shrader, In Missouri
S'"f9S; Roberts. in Texas. $il6, and
! :ons, In Michigan. $3Si.25. Some
choicc. exclusive territory still open
big thing for live men. Write quick
Address j. NJ. Reynolds. i37 Eggles-
ton Avenue, Cincinnati. =.
SALESMAN. thoroughly experienced
with established trade and territory
10 hanule medium priced waists: state
'elercEce ana territory; a chance TO
connect with livc-w;rc house T.. Rack
m sales Manager, 49, Seventh Street
Philadelphia.
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HELP Observation-Disclosures,

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
wei! prepared teachers TO begin work
at once in Virginia ana Southern states.
guaranteed. spondcncr solicitcd
~ w tridln, Manager. Woodland
he'shtS, Richmond. Va. Phone Madi-
son ""'S j. Walton Han. manager
willie. Va
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HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED AN ASSISTANT IN THE
SiillirW AlSr DEPARTMENT MUST
fE TlloRotGHIN EXPERIENCED
SAhhSWOMAN OF UNUSUAL ABIL-
iTN. MUST FURNISH BEST OF REF
litENtES AS TO CHARACTER
STATE IN FIRST LETTER AS no
POSITION, AMOUNT OF SALARY EN-
l'ECTEp .AI.L CORRESPONDENCE
w HI fE TREATED cONEIDlcNrIAi.-
iA y -, CARE TIMES
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$:EtlTi'tN UANTED-,Ia,e.

h9ioNN EErEE desires position NV
IhhfSc nom" o;iicc books Of = manu-
ihviur!ng concerns. Hold credit for
hfSt ana scc"nd years work in ad.
yahccd accounting and auditing III a
leading Northern uuivcrsity Age oS:
married. Only high-class position con-
S'dercd, Mannfactnring. or Wholesale
1v.""M ~, preferred. Address l. 3+l.
cor" Times Dispatch.
COMPETENT hookkcepcr and cashier.
Years experience. open for position
January l"id Can take charge Of
books AMI senvrai Office work. Thor
"uShlN understand pay rolls. account
iuS, SysicmatiHiuc. etc Al reference.
CORPORATION pgcferrcd Il 7aa. care care
Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man wants small Sc, of books
to keep in spare time Good refer
oncc ADDRESS y 81. care Timcs-D
Patch
y travelling salesman Win - years
80 risncc travelling Virginia. North
ana south Carolina. viii hc open for a
pr"rosiuon January J Address sta
ton \, lioX II.
DRUGGIST wishes change in near fn-
tnre. iiyc. active, experienced young
imam. Address "S.,lol," |. 346. care
Times Dispatch
NANTED, employment in OF near city
t"r white and colorcd boys. II 20 /.
ears g: age. Juvenile Cour; OF klch
rGnd Room 3. CRY IiaE. Phone Kar
'oNh GO
EEGlSTEKEp pnarmacist dcsircs po
S'tI"n over 10 years experience Can
give best reference. Address \, l.. O.
Eos TO- lynchhutc, Va
WANTED, position as bookkcepcr or
assistant with reliable firm EN-
ploNrd. but desire change ny January
J., l3l6 Best OF reference. \ %, care
IimrS-I Dispatch.
'o you ns.ed, for any purpose, the SER
NiGrS Of " real man? one on whose
fidelity YOU can always count? II SO
asa1ddr,ss Room -, i5ia East Main
ACCOUNTANT. wide experience r1l,lic
and ir!Natc, desires position OF re-
Times Dispatch
ToMoiILE mechanic. machinist hy
al, care 'iimes pisGha"'ii"'Gh'.'.' N"'F'"S L
"AGI sIa,n a. F"siit,9" az aS ,,rayelng
man. several years experience. can
give GOOD references Address n"x
i22. irst"i. Va.
ASSISTANT registered pharmacist. ;
Igats' praetir;'l eNperien"c, desires
ployod hu, desires to make change.
Scst of city references Furnished. "A
dress az, care Times Dispatch
y SALESMAN Will. HE OPEN For;
l:NGAdi.AiEN'r JANUARY |. 1910.
i.0G :, Ai:Sp ROAD ENrEKiENCE.
/ Ili.T-EDGE REFERENCE FROM
I PRESENT EMPLOYER cOAlAiISSIoN
or SALARY WHOLESALE GR0cEHs
les OF: SrEGitI.rGESi Address !,
/ 81, 'AkE TIMES DESPATCH
/ WANTED, 10 Keep set of books i'm
3 "E'hii:&". NOW employed IN bank
( hIEHt years experience. Address No
. 3. i.p& 1884
! POSITION as housokccpcr or com
| piNl'H' ~ lady OF refinement oul
l..5%p"t''mS' reference. Address q. liz
iNor'h Vine street, Richmond. Va.
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FOR SALE-hiachinery.

STANE mill OUTFIT complete, ruaran
teed condition. |. Bluford e Co
81 .hcrs"-pow"r portable charter gas
olih" engine. G-horsc- power portable
trick steam engine. i-roll Dcariut-
husk"r. ono HccbEcr peanut thrcshcr
in" one "-horsc-?owcr saw rig viii
trade Tor fresh cows f. G Hocniucr
~. r"S' tiaN street Randolph
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FOR RENT--Ronms.

FOR rent. large furnished hoom In prt =
Vatc family: steam heat. electric
lights. bath and phone; convenient to
all car lines. Madison 40i0-J.
FOX rent. nice front room, with
steam heat; two gentlemen or n
couple Apply tn III East Grace
NlCEi.f furnished rooms modern con-
Hrnienccs. private family. Apply 3l5
North Sycamore Street
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WANTED-Room and Board.

ROOMS and board In private home set :
tied lady in nice locality for father
and daughter, who is attending school.
References exchanged. Convenient to
Locomotive Works preferred. Address
~. =. Wright, corner First and Broad
Streets CITY
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Observation-Disclosures

CORRECTIVE psychology iucluliu..
speech development. Alice G. Uick
ley. NJ. ~, 22lG Hanover Avenue. Phone
boulevard la4S
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FOR SALE-Aninals.

FOR sale. 10 good -ound young mule,
ogV 70 Loo pounds each. viii work
S ,,i o: double. Can be bought:
Eortn the money; Also scrapers and
~ cranes. ale and Transfer Stable.
10 SCUM Fifteenth Street, half SQUARE
from Main Street Station
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Automobiles.

FOR sale. taNicab body for 1914 Ford
with windshield ana cushions, $40
Wilmington. 623 East Broad
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ROOMS WITH Bo.RD.

ROOMS and board. transient or Derma-
neat, steam heat special rates for
table boarders. l01 East Franklin.
rooms, steam heat, good
table board; reasonable rates. Apply
2l5 South Third Street.
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FOR SALE-reiiicle,.

SEE our farm wagon. The old Ten.
ncSScc wagon; nothing better: price
right.
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TOR SAIE-iiorscs.

FOX sale. gray mare and sorrel horse:
sound. ana work anywhere; also
DuSSy. cheap. S23 West Cary.
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SEAT COVERS AND ENGINE HOOD
COVERS; I;irAIN!NG y SPECIALITY
PHONE RANDOLPH 1881 20 NORTH
TWENTIETH.
SUGGESTIONS for useful Xmas gifts:
Fords, hand klaxOn horn. Weed skid
chains. FircsioEe tires. "A set OF spark
for Fords. Come in or write ana let us
help YOU make selections. banner
Bros. seventh and Franklin streets.
WILL buy touring car G'ord prcferredp
in good condition and reasonable
priced. May want short terms. /; rs,
care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. 1918 Ford in good running
condition: just ovcrhauled. & 300
care Times Dispatch.
1914 touring car. used vcry little Call
Randolph 22o2J.
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND CARS.
1 1sl f funk ~ r. 55Pass:nger ss $50
Hudson 5LpaSsengcr, $3.50.
Regal roadster. 1925.
ohio Spccdstcr, S325
80 horse power delivery wagon. $3.50.
BARGAINS iN TIRES. sECONDS.
$oxS Plain. S 600 Nonskid. 5 G.a5
s%x! Plain. ll,s5 Nonskld. 1900
SIX Plain. 12.25 Nonskid. 1925
OTHER SIZES ALSO.
Full Line of Guaranteed Tires.
Get Our Prices.
STEDEBAKER GARAGE.
1901 Vest Broad Street.
Randolph 400.
WANT to buy Ford runabout and .
touring cars. Box 2a2, city.
MUST sell my 1915 Ford touring car;
run about 500 miles. If you want "a
new car, YOU cannot do better. Address
Owner. y 81. care Times Dispatch
FIVE passenger Kline. 1914; Ford
roadster, 1914: Puick truck 1915: b
passenger Metz. 1916 shown by APP
pointn.cnt. Randolph JSI4-J H. g.
fiocniGer. 2S05 East Clay.
AUTOMOBILE top inner tubes, cheap
Phone. Madison 4547-J.
] will exchange my 1914 Pullman c.
cylinder. 1-passcngcr touring car for
bn,liding lots or rentah bic property in
STU ROADSTER. in good me-
buyer. Reason for selling, bought
larger car. J SO, care Times Dis
patch
| will invest Il reasonable amount Of
money and give my 1872 5-passcnscr
Kline touring car as part payment in
building lots or property in Richmond.
} 500, care TimcsDispat
FOR sale, one limousine au-
tomobile; body in fine con-
dition; has been used very
little and would make a
splendid investment for any
a u t o m o lie owner who
wishes to use his car in
comfort through the winter
months; now in storage, but
can be seen by appoint
ment. Write A Is, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

It!nNA Chicken Chowt!cr and Scratch
WIZ give you best results. rurina
nlEeon Feed contains no cracked corn.
Try IL FOR SQUADS. Hay and grain sold
IL any quantity. Irwin l.. Sutherland
Fhone 81 All North Sixth street
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FOR sale, 100 PAIR Carncaux. 30 pnir
Blue Checker liomers. 30 pairs Blue
Barred lIomers. - pairs White King,
Color Homers; also Black Homers All
mated and banded. iyndel Pigeon
Loft. l.. .. Box BOO, sumter s. G.
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PRINTER wuurrd: good uu-round
printer experienced newspaper ana
job Office Apply mt once Ia Valley
Nirglulau, Navu aslOro Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

" ANTND. men to learn n""ucr trade.
few weeks required, steady positions
.or competent graduates WONDERFUL
demand for BARRIERS, FREQ catalogue
Richmond Barber College. Richmond
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

THREE genuine fox dogs. guaranteed
=. Epou strikers and good runners +,
r. Robertson, Wcllyliln Va -.