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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

Hiiton-summcr county. Greenbrier
Inst. votes Aug % on $3.50 900 bonds TO
construct BRIDGES and roads. ). ". car
den. County clerk.
Hinton Summers county Talcoft
Dist. votes Aug. "a on 800. 900 bonds 20
construct hridFes and roads =. n Car
der, county Clerk
Marunsburg -Berkeisy county COM
Bridge 90. Oh Ciarksburr 81 Va. a.
$3.50 90 construct 1o-ft reinforced con-
crete arch bridge over Mil Greek a.
thapman's Ford. mile east ~ Bunker
1871. o. a. Hobbs. CLERK county court
Madison -thesareake a ohio Rv ta
reported obtaining riEhf ~ way Tor on
eSstension from Malisgn Up Pond Ford
oi ,qai luFsr. \ mile p. T. Cabcl. Rich
charieston-first Methodist Episcopal
Church south has plans hy III Eua
story and Easement brick and stone
church e. washington and Dickinson
80 pa. rsceived about AuF rs.
Church south riu erect bulidine brieE
alsee o.. W. conrad CHAIRMAN ~
bulidinE Committee
Narwood Methodlaf church vul
erect church and -unda y-ach0of hufifing
cost $50 900 Address fhe Pastor
Wlllamat0wn Epiecoral church r.
rsceivinE competitive sksfchea Tor q
etort stone church, cost so 600
Wfllamafowr- rreahrfrrIan -hurrt
let contract ~ Chaa bowling q GO Wf.
liamstown, 20 erect buiidins sorso fsei
hsatinF separate cost tloooo. a rrstsr
uit, Aren't Address Coutr
char leston city VIII grade. curb and
pave fsgiH Street from Ruffrer Ave
vest 70 ond ~ paving Huffrsr Ave
from Jackson 20 Lewis street. ueIawrre
80. from virginia street to Columbia
c-ivss hids until Aus D. fsee Hs~hIn.
81 Wartsf PAVING
Huntinstoo-cabsii county. y. T. smith
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Prest County Court. let contracts to
srsde about or mi. road. cost about
$4,000, 70 4. q. Shipe. RarbOuraville. w
Va. Hatfield CONSTRUCTION co. Hunting
TON and Mumow q Ross. Huntington
~, weston $ Lakin. Prest STATE
hoard % control, Charleston. ". Va. let
contract AZ f6s.s70 TO Dawson Construc-
ton Co. Pittsburgh. Pa 20 furnish ma
terials and erect building FOR conEreEats
siorsse az Weston state HosS S9a ' Sel
lesion. " Va. sod q in. by sS II. IN.
stories, brick walls pressed brick eK-
terior. salt glazed inferior. fre-proof
floors and ceilings. tile and competition
Iloors metal partitions. and Keen CO.
struction. q flreproof covered raesare-
ways % main building
Blnefield Laundry Sam Matt. o. n
liarnes and =. u Tyree. ~ Hiuefieid. 10
p watkins Of Greensboro. y. a. ana ID n
ers VIII incorporate company with SIS -
g90 capit 20 operate laundry. viii
90 contain b00o ~. a. floor space. fr-
eiall machinery costing about $1,000. "a
-hufilebarEer ~ Hiuefeld has construc-
ton contract a. about $1,000
Grafton - sand and Stone - sandy
,ffeh SAND a stone Co. organized BY
-, ca Graham tmsyorl. r. Y Parrish
sincel fchief engineer Tor jas Sim
cell Coz acquired about 900 hcres on
SANDY Creek. miles from city. will
bundinF and raiirosd ensines also ons
Erade white building stone
fNnrI0rfOn UrMiff Nlnfiahnr wffI
erect apartment house ~ ne BROAD street
shout tdNll2 o.. eenl-f'rour1uf. q afn.
rlra. cost 10000. construction o. BEGIN
March. 1915
kenova- sanitary FIXTURES Sanitary
MfE Co. capital $500 600. irrnrp0rnfrlf
~ " Blake. president. o. o. Wylie "
~. ID y Abbott treasurer. John n
VII absorb Sanitary Mfg 90. I'd Ham
Ufnm. %. acquired portion nf Nld fnda.
pendent Steel f0'H plant. will nauu.
~, ture sanitary nNfurea Including hath.
futa faFnfnrIfa rfr rfrrf trIIf frlfrtf.
affHa foundry. machine shop pottery.
assem- bling rooms and eraneiiHr Depart
mont
Elm Grove Vs. Crumme BE- rrrorta.f
stories frame
Parkersburs w. % Dunbar will erect
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street. repairs. J W. Bel,I q sons Co.
contractors.
VIM kiisves. repairs. Twenty second
street Klieres Lumber Co. CONTRACT.
ors
Henry Ketfler. % Eighteenth street.
saraEe. klieves Lumber Co. contract
ors.
ID. Charaichis a Haginisou. store
and apartment house on Market
street. near Twentyfourth. s. 500
kiieves Lumber Co. Contractors
N. Mauer. 1851 Market street. -
pairs. J. r. Butts Sons Co. eontrac.
tors
Jacob korn. West street. residence.
s2.zi5. A. Pendhorne. contractor.
Chas. Lopreste. 2si3 Eon street. ~
pairs. IRE damage. Andy Pendhome.
contractor.
Chas. Haynes. 42s Huron street, re-
pairs. II. A. Hawkins. contractor.
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ma closet. which may be as plain
OF as elaborate as the owner de-
sires.
Two doors open from the din
ing room. One leads into a we'll
lighted pantry. as well equipped
with shelves. closet. cupboard
and drawers as any full sired
house. and thence into the kitch-
en- the other into a central hall.
from which in turn access TO the
kitchen II gained. This kitchen.
ll.sxi0 feet. may also be reached
from without through a back
door opening into an entry.
From this entry also the stairs
to the basement descend.
On the left Of the fireplace in
the living room Is the door TO a
bedroom. l2.9xlO feet. with its
easement window. This bedroom
opens into the central han be-
fore referred to. This hallway is
the key to the whole OF the
house In the rear OF the living
room. Besides affording access
to the dining room and kitchen,
as already pointed out. the cor
ner bedroom. also 129x1O feet.
is accessible from here. and be
tween the two bedrooms the
bathroom. Nor Is a linen closet
omitted. Closet room abounds.
there being four good-sized ones.
two in each bedroom. a some
what unusual feature. An abund-
ance of light and ventilation is
provided by the profusion of
swinging windows al over the
house.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects to furnish
estimated cost of construction
or other information desired re-
garding the house illustrated.
They also invite our readers 20
make suggestions for plans they
would like illustrated in the fu-
ture. Please address all CORE
spondence 10 Ashley 4 Peter
son. Springfield. Mass.
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spending some time M Mineyah Reach
near Ashtabula. o.. has returned home.
Miss Ruth Mccormick. who has been
the guest ~ Miss Evelyn clark returned
60 her home In sistersville "Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Carpenter and little daughter. 81
Fairmont are visiting 81 the home Of
Mr. and Mrs VIII stone.
Miss Mabel Potts left Friday for a
visit with friends in Wheeling
Mics porfthy uucrr entertained n few
~ hsr friends Tuesday evening in honor
~ Miss BALDWIN. o. Detroit. Mich. who
De- the guest 0f ar. and Mrss L. s Hall
Airs. John Hart. Of Jacksousburs Be-
the guest of Mr. and AIRS AlcNt Hart.
of North street
Mrs clyde Mason entertained tho
members 81 the uorcaa club or St
Johns ~ g. church. South. "wednesday
Afternoon at her home on virginia
Doc Turner. Of siaterayWe rpent
"wednesday iu the city with friends
stephen Carney. az CIarkaburF fa a
business visitor in the city THE week
Judge md Mrs ST. o. WIWs have
returned from motor trip t1 Pitts
Miss Elizabeth Davis. ~ wbseiios. ia
VISITING her aunt o. g.. Uuchcr. 81 CLARK
Miss Irene Ieraci. of piftebureb who
has been visirnF in tho city FOR several
weeks. naF returned home
NJ and Mra James Hfaa are guests
.of friends ln WtifeburE thfs week
Z Mr ard Mrs HrrFl stone have re-
Iufnrd from "a motor trip Co Cleveland.
sfudehatera
w D. Whurfon spent n Few days with
.ia family who are guests ~ friends in
Iarkerahurg
Mise Edna .mhsrh Of urIInrfon. W
Va if g. guest 70 her sister Mrs a.
M HnrnHrHuk of MHrIa HVeuua
Ml-H lHrH 'hfgErr ia thg guest ~ har
sister Mra John Harris of Marietta. %.
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damage the stacked wood in various
localities in the summer.
In reference 70 the use Of suicate
OF soda by one OF the Southern iun-
Der plants to overcome this the com
pany states:
The Carrier Lumber Co, Of Sardis.
Miss. during the summer Of 1873 used
solution Of six barrels OF " brand
silieaie Of soda end % barrels Of wa
ter ts' Be- AZ about 125 temperature
In which TO dip their lumber. Tnis
treated about 10000 feet Of lumber
When examined IN the spring this was
In much better condition than that
which had been dipped IN bicafbonate
~ soda. Not being convinced a. TO
the advisabliity Of using suicate on All
their lumber. they repeated the tent
the following year. and reported that
tho condition Of the lumber thus treat
Cd was the best they ever had. ana
although tho 4nicate solution costs
more to begin with. % kept the treated
wood in such hne condition AZ 10 he
most economical"
Tho following advantages are set
forth ~ the company covering the
use of sllicate u soda for lumber
staining.
First Reduces the lnss 81 lumber
due 90 staining and protects the wood
from boring insects. thus reducing the
manufacturing cost
Second The silicafe. does not pene-
irafo INTO the wood but remains ron.
coniratod on the surface where % fs
required
Third once dried. the siIicafe ts
very hard 10 redissolve. thus continu.
ink to protect the lumber from Insects.
etc. after months Of weathering.
Fourth % De- iiquid and easy 10 pre-.
rare In the dip
Fifth. % has no damaging corrosive
effect on the wood In fact. o. does not
damage the wood IN any way
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these windows is an uncovered
terrace s feet wide. with a ce-
ment floor. These may be used
for an outdoor sitting room, II
being possible to find the shady
side of the house at any time OF
day. or they may be bordered
with shrubs or towering plants
with a delightful effect. Besides
the main entrance. two wide
French doors open on to the pi-
azLa, serving as additional exits
and admitting light and air.
To the right OF the fireplace
French doors admit directly 20
the dining room. 129x11.6 feet.
Like the living room. one side OF
the dining room In almost entire
ly OF glass. a duplicate OF the
group window being found here.
Opposite this window is the Chi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

The true type OF bungalow
house IL becoming Increasingly
popular In the east. In the west.
ern cities thousands upon thou
sands OF the convenient little
houses. Ave rooms on one floor,
may be found. Their rapid
spread through other sections OF
the country is due to a growing
appreciation OF their excellent
features.
In the bungalow picture shown
to-day there IL not a single con-
venience lacking. The exterior
Is very attractive. the front pi-
azza. with It's massive stucco
posts. giving II a marked individ-
uality. The sides are OF patent
siding, the roof OF shingles,
either weathered or stained to
suit the owners taste, and other
little touches. such as the cob
blestone chimneys just peeping
through the roof. the touch OF
half-timbered effect at the peak
Of the gable. the swinging. case
ment windows and the wide ter
races at each end OF the piazza,
all ~ into the picture. and add
their part to the charming ef-
feet.
Commencing with the piazza,
% feet In length and s feet wide,
a detailed study OF the plan will
well repay the readers. The liv-
ing room Is 24x12.6 feet, a size
much larger than Is to be found
in many a more elaborate dwell
ing. In the center. directly oppo-
site the front door. is a fireplace
In keeping with the size OF the
apartment. This may be either
OF cobbiestones. to match the
chimney. or faced with glazed
tile. with a tile hearth. On each
side. where II projects into the
room, II a built-in bookcase. The
room is amply lighted. a triple
swinging window occupying
nearly the whole Of each side OF
the apartment Beneath each OF
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Miss Pearl HuEgin- % Warrington T.
Nirltlng her parents here for a few dAys
Slsiting NJ. and Mrs James Strasnider
Tor a few days
Miss cleo MAY is visiting friend. ~
NadestoNn for few day.
Mrs Lum OF l. visiting friends IN
henwood FOR few days
~ Anderson Of Renwood 4. ytsitfns
friends here for Few DAYS
Miss Alice Grow IL visiting frtends At
Rannen for a few davs
Mr. John HiilsnbrAnd T. visiting
friends IN Wheeling Tor several dRys
Mrs Guy kartruE OF RsnWood L. vt-.
itins friends here FOR a few DAYS
In Cameron. Thursday.
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WHEELING CREEK

Et.M GROVE W Va Y n No
AUG f-prof Edw Elunanharr AMI
Family are spending some time 1T fh.
homo ~ Wesley White
Mr. Costello and family. Of w-haaffrr
are "rrnaiuE the week af Jack Arthur.
WIN. WnIfN ard family ~ TlffnhurEh
Tg among ire people 40 che y T club
W.. WDNN also ETFCkIrra ard krfrn
Melvin Hriukmar - vast fIvfrnunf
~. D. areniIng fNn week with bic Eraria
mother. Mrs.. Elizabeth summon
'uarlDe efolnman and family spent
NnnlHr With Mrs John sfcIrmnn.
NJ and Mrs.. Harry Norris spent
w rirgalaf evening at fhe home - Wee
Icy White
Size Link Caldwell - Elm Grove.
.rcnt sunday with Mrs. G. " Romkc on
the creek
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LUMBER
Philadelphia Company Submits Inter
estina Note on Care o. Timber
IN Piles

IN q letter 10 tho Manufacturer
Record the Philadelphia Quartz 90.
~ Philadelphia calls attention 10 GER
tain results that have been secured
IN Tho usc ~ sI.rate of soda aa a
preventative Tor tho staining OF ium-
bar
u o. noted that in certain localities
I'm tho summer time. during damp. hot
weather. the funeus grows on lumber
shortly after o. lH stacked. and this
causes staining Boring Insects also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
ONE NEW HOUSE AND ONE NEW
GARAGE LISTED IN NUMBER
others Were For General Repair Work
Scottish Rite Application
Net In.

During the past week Building In.
spec'or John J. FShey has Issued
thirteen building permits for general
work Out Of this number there Il
one new residence and a new garage.
Al this time building Il extremely dun.
The permit for the Scottish Rite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
BUILDING INSPECTOR ISSUES
THIRTEEN PER MITS LAST WEEK

Cathedral has no, been let. but Il Il
expected In In a fe~ days
The permits issued follow:
A W. kunkle. 3siI Eon street.
raise residence. Samuel Grub con-
tractor.
Frank y Bowers. 2sO& chapline
street. repairs.
J. A. Tolnemir.. i07 18th street. re
pairs, q. Kinney. contractor.
Joseph Reass. 20 Eighth street. re
pairs.
N. ]. Tighe. 1918 Market street, ~
pairs. John Miller contractor.
Joseph Wilhelm. 1921 Marke,
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LITTI.BTON

LfTTLEToN. w Va. Aug s-Mr and
Mrs John odis have returned home at
ter spending their vacation az san Fran
cisco. Cal
Miss Nell Cheney returned TO her home
IN Wheeling sunday after several days
visit with friends In town.
Mrs. spencer Carney has returned 10
her home In Clarksburg after a short
visit with her dauehter Mrs. q. : StidEe.
Miss Grace Strasnider OF wheeling L.
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Grover Carson. axe 20. OF smifhfirid.
and Clara Robinson. age o. ~ Hastings
CLYDE Buckle age 90 and georri4
lpehraEe. % f1y. o.
Ray Thomas. age 20 and Geneva uab-
BIZ aFe o.. Hundred
Earl Moore aEs 20. EarrHhaw. and
Mary TeaFardeu. axe o. Burton.
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10 YOU viii got a bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Eminent and observe the dIrcc-
lions given herewith faithfully. you
viii recover ln much lees time Than BE-
usually required Obtalnable every.
where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

After the annual summer ahut-1avu
The NcW MarflnaVifa Glass Narufar.
lufinE conf unE resumed operations
Monday. IiurIun tho vacation n mum IlHH
~ needed repairs and imrrovsmsnf !
NFf. made The company has = targa
number m orders booked for the seas0r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

Mrs r % Hawkins entertained Thura-
gay evening with "a siN o'clock dinner Boo
n1n1r ~ Miss Clarinda ruulhannua. &C
WiIuafnFrnrf. who ia visiting friends In
the cry Tor several weeks Those pres.
snt wgr" Miss Clarlnda raulhHnnua
w. haih'ryuc MctaEkey and Misses
Evelyn and EiuiHc CLARK
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NBW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily ibteIligencer will be found
On sale az AEsrs Cigar and Fruft stand.
Main street. Kannou's cigar and Fruif
stand, Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
I h0fnas' hrutt atand. ~ depot.
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NEW MARTfNsviLLE. W Va. Aug.
Miss Ida Morris very pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of her sunday
school class 81 the Christian church.
thursday evening az her home in the
orchard Tho affair was on ords- Of
a Lawn Party" On which most ~ The
evening was spent IN playin cro4uct aud
hflpuA other games on the lawn 81
b. the hostess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
BY j. a. CONNOLLY & CO.,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
No. 10 S. Harrison St.

In execution, of n certain deed Of
trust TO the Undersigned trustees, dated
clerks Office ofthe Richmond Chancery
Court, Richmond. Va, in d. b. o2i-A.
page l05. default having been made i'm
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured. and being so required to do by
the noteholder. we will sell the prop
erty above mentioned, as described in
said deed, TO which reference is hereby
expressly made, ut public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 90. 1915
at o'clock p. NJ,
the property described in said deed,
fronting on the western line of Harri-
son Street formerly Reservoir Street)
twenty-seven t27D feet and running
back 10 an alley In the rear. together
with all improvements thereon.
TERMS: Cash.
J. A. CONNELLY.
ARTHUR L. CHAPMAN
Trustees.
oTE-While the above sale is for
cash, better terms can he secured
through the auctionecrs. and will be
announced at sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
Ey GEORGE f. CRAWFORD & CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S32 East Main street.
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
4 DESIRABLE BUNGALOW AT GLEN
ALLEN. VIRGINIA.

In execution OF deed Of trust to
the undersisacd trustee: dated Fcbru-
office of the Circuit Court of Henrico
County. Virginia. | WILL at the request
OF the noteholdcr. default having been
made in the payment Of the debt there
in secured. sell by auction on the
promises.
THURSDAY. AUGUST &c. 1915.
a; $50 +. NJ.
the certain real estate described in the
said deed as follows
'All that tract of land. with improve
Ire, new); containing rooms and
hall. besides outbuildings. near Glen
Allen. in Henrico County, Virginia. and
described as follows: t'ommencinr nj
a point on the dividing line between
lots u and 81. being "a part of lot mum
Der %. on the plan of subdivision OF
OF Or. Hopkins. made by T. Crawford
Redd and Brothers. surveyors. May IS
1907. and recorded in the clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Henrico
distance GA chains east from the
County Road. thence castwardly along
-, 3l7 chains TO tract now owned
by Emmett l.. Melton. aud extending
northwardly between parallel lines
s' , rhains the the eastern line adioinns
and the western line adjoining the
tract Of the said f.. J. Melton to the
and containing one acre, being the
middle portion Of lot number %. which
is part OF the same real estate which
was conveyed to the said r. J. Mel
husband and others. dated May 81, 1909
recorded. in the clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of IIcnrico County"
TERMS: Cash as to the cost of cx-
ccuting this trust. any taxes or insur-
ancc that may be due and one note
for the sum of s340. with interest from
August ]. 1915. until paid. Balance
upon such terms as may be announced
at sale.
F. ]. CRAWFORD.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY GEORGE z. CRAWFORD & CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
S32 East Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


A DESIRABLE FARM, WITH TWO
DWELLINGS, SIX AND EIGHT
ROOMS. AND AN OLD GRIST MILL
TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.
undersigned trustee. dated January 0,
1915, and recorded in the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
County. Va, u. b.. l39. page $40, / Will,
at the request of the noteholder, de-
fault having been made in tho pay
by auction. on the premises.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1915.
at O'Clock L. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
"Al those tracts or parcels OF land
lying and being in Midlothian District,
Chesterfield County. Va, containing 20
acres more or less. lying on the Goode' S
Bridge Road, being the same property
conveyed to George H. Sender by Clair
f. Crawford by deed bearing date Jan
uary 9, 1915. and recorded in the clerk 8
office of Chesterfield Circuit Court"
TERMS: Cash as TO cost of executing
this trust, any taxes or insurance that
may be due, and one note for Sl27. with
interest from July Q. 1915. until paid.
a credit as to eight notes, all bearin q
date January 9. 1915. and payable as
follows: S14S twelve months after date,
1853 eighteen months after date. SIZE
thirty months after date. SIP thirty
six months after date. sl63 forty-two
months after date, S14S forty.cipht
months after date. 1927 hfty-fou
months after date. subject to debt of
$4,000 Balance will he announced AT
sale.
F. ]. CRAWFORD.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
AUTOMOBILES.

WE buy and sell second hand automo-
bilcs of every make. Va. Auto Supply
Co. COS to el3 West Broad Street
FOR sale, Cadillac car, IN absolutely
perfect condition. newly painted,
seats recovered. new tires. Bargain to
quick buyer. Apply d 1871 care Times
Dispatch.
BIG reduction on Ford tires until SEN
TENDER /. Regular stock and guar
anteed Ford demountable wheels
cheap. Now Is the time to secure a
bargain. f.. L. Taylor & Co, Inc, l415
East Main Street
COMMERCIAL. bodies for Ford cars In
stock. We can save you money on
bodies. Any style body built to suit
your business on short notice Repair
ing and painting automobiles and
wagons Is our business. Get our prices
q. MEYERS SONS.
.3l East Cary Street
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FOR SAIE--Vehicles.

FOR sale. dump wagons and carts,
in good condition. Will sell cheap
for quick sale. Call Boulevard 366
TWO good top grocery wagons. newly
painted. $50 each; open wagon for
furniture hauling. $50. Several ton
buggies cheap: ladies' phaeton in good
repair and painted for $50. Repairing
and painting OF automobiles and
wagons. We can suit you. Prices the
lowest. A. Meyers Sons. 131 East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
WANTED-Agenss.

WANTED > good Insurance
men; none but hUstlers need apply:
good money to the right mon. See Mr..
HILL at liz North Eighth street. be-
tween and 10 a. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-23
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotypers' mats, 1Sx24;
flexible and tough: just the thing to
line chicken houses and outhouses: ST
per 100 pounds at the office: 20 cents
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

Beautiful mountains: always cool; eley,,ton
1850. II YOU value health pleasure res.
coma. Restorative waters equal Caris,n A
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood GEN.
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