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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-04-15

Mr. S F Epps, proprietor of Epps'
Market, will Monday of next week
issue percentage tickets at the rate
of 1917 on each dollars worth of
fresh meat purchased at his market.
For instances "a SOC purchase of meat
will entitle the buyer to scent
ticket, redeemable in cash or trade.
For the benefit of his colored pat
rons Mr. Epps has installed soda
fountain and has on draught all
kinds of soft drinks.
Remember, percentage tickets will
be given only on fresh meat pur-
chases for cash. 1t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-04-15

The following office accessories
are going cheap at L D Rodgers big
fire sale:
100 Dozen Writing Tablets
1000 good Lead Pencils
Davis and Stafford's Ink
Pen Points and Stats
Colored Crayons
Tags and Rulers 1t
Get your supplies while they last.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-04-15

The following office accessories are
going cheap at L D Rodgers big fire
sale:
100 Dozen Writing Tablets
1000 good Lead Pencils
Davis and Stafford's Inks
Pen Points and Stats
Carter's Paste
Colored Crayons
Tags and Rulers. lit
Get your supplies while they last.
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Notice.

The farmers of Williamsburg
county are notified and cautioned
against allowing their plowmen to
plow into the public roads of the
county. There is a statute on the
books providing a heavy penalty for
thus damaging the public roads.
Rural Police and others have been
notified to report every violation Of
this act to the Grand Jury and each
offense shall be prosecuted to full
extent. VII CARR,
Foreman Grand Jury Wmsbg Co.
4-S-4t
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Headquarters

for Jewelry and Wedding Presents.
Largest and finest stock in the coun-
ty to select from. Prices lower than
ever before. Repairing Of all kinds.
Yours to please,
FL WATTS.
4-15-tf Kingstree, S G.
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Hymeneal.

MARKEDLY Hon P M Brockin-
ton, Judge of Probate, at his resi-
dence, Sunday, April II, 1915, Miss
Maggie Welch to Mr. Tom Nc Tis-
dale, both of Kingstree, S C.
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Notice.

This is to ask all those who are
owing my deceased husband, Mr. Sol
Peres, to help me by paying the
same at once.
MRS Sol PERES.
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FOR SALE-The DR. James place, To-
Gated one mile north of Cooper Bros
store. For further information see our
adv in this issue. KNGSTREE INSUR-
ANCE, REAL ESTATE & LOAN Co.
4-l-3t
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For RENT-Good 8-room dwelling,
with large hall upstairs. Water and
sewerage connections. Two-acre tract.
Located in Nelson Addition. Apply or
write to H D REDDICK, Kingstree, S
&C. 4-15-tf
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For SALE-Cleveland Big Boil Cot
ton Seed for sale at 75c per bushel.
Address T O EPPs, Kingstree, S c.
2-18-tf
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what You are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Ouinine and Iron in tasteless form.
The Quinine drives ont malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-04-15

For SALE-One secondhand single
cylinder Harley-Davidson Motorcycle,
guaranteed in good condition. DR. p I
KELLEY, Kingstree, S c. 2-4-tf
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For SALE-Fine Cotton Seed, COM
monty known as the Heavy Fruiter,
$1.5O per bushel. j w COWARD, King
stree, S c. 4-8-tf.
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fine CHAUTAUQUA
HERE THIS WEEK.
BOOSTERS FESTIVAL A SPLEN-
DID SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY
FROM START TO FINISH.

The Chautauqua or Boosters Fes
tival opened here in the Thomas op-
era house at 3:15 o'clock p. m.
Monday, as advertised, under the
auspices of a number of the business
men of Kingstree, who, on Decem-
ber last. contracted with Mr. ] H
Durno, representing the Radcliffe
Attractions, Inc, for the talent that
has so successfully entertained the
people of the community with two
programmes daily for the past three
days.
DR. George P Bible, platform man.
ager, who is himself a very able
lecturer, arrived at Kingstree Sum-
day and delivered most interest
ing address to a union congregation
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night. DR. Bible has been here
throughout the engagement as plat
form manager and has made large
number of friends. He went to the
school house each morning and talk
ed to the pupils, also giving them reci-
tations and Shakespearean readings.
The programme on Monday con-
sisted of some most wonderful feats
of magic by MIR Hal Merton and
lectures by DR. H w Sears. a former
Presbyterian minister and a men,
Der of the Missouri Presbytery. DR.
Sears lectures both afternoon and
evening were highly enjoyed by
large audiences.
The second days programme
consisted of an afternoon and even
ing performance by the Strollers'
Quartette, or Swiss Bell Ringers,
and a medley of grave and humor-
Gus impersonations by MIR Ellsworth
Plumstead. The audience at each
entertainment Tuesday was much
larger than on the preceding day,
and everyone present seemed to be
delighted with the work of these
high class artists.
Last night the Festival came to a
most successful close, with a pro-
gramme embracing a lecture by DR..
Bible, music and recitations by the
La Dell Concert Co, composed of Miss
es Marietta La Dell, reader, Blanche
Delving, violinist and Ruth Thorn,
soprano. The audience was the
largest, perhaps, ever seen in the
Thomas opera house upon any simi-
lar occasion. To say that the lectures
by DR. Bible at both of yesterdays
performances werefull of good sound
logic, instructive and appreciated. is
but a mild expression of fact. The
work of the La Dell Concert COM
pany convinced everyone who heard
them that they were ladies of cul-
ture and high class artists in their
respective roles.
At the close of last nights pro-
gramme a contract was signed with
DR. Bible, manager, for a return en-
gagement to be held some time next
fall. This contract was entered in
to by a number of Kingstree's most
substantial citizens.
The old committee or promoters
of the Boosters festival are highly
gratifed over the success their un-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-04-15

For SALE-White Orpington Eggs at
$l.25 per setting of Is. MRS R c Nc
CABE, Kingstree, sc. 4-8-tf
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Phone 80,

For EXCHANGE - Two full blooded
Jersey cows not milking. Will ex-
change for one good Jersey with young
calf. MRS M L BAGGETT, LANES S
C.. 4-15-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

"a Phone us when you want
~ to get a notice under this
T heading. Price one cent a
|4E word for each insertion. No
" ad taken for less than 25c.
Phone SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
'7EtrINt,s

TO the stockholders OF the Californf,
petroleum Corporation: The annual
MIA Petroleum Corporation Viii be hed
on the ed day OF March, 1918, mt 10
O'CLOCK in the forenoon. at the Office
OF the company. in the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Building, in the CITY or
Richmond, state of Virginia, for the
purpose OF clecting board OF dtrec-
tors. and receiving and acting upon the
reports Of the officers. and for tile
transaction of any other business which
may properly come before the ineetinu.
CALlFORNiA PETROLEUM COR"A'
rORATTON
By T.. L. Doheny, President.
Norman Bridge. Secretary
March l. 1915.
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METHODIST

CENTENARY METEODtST (GRAcr
street street. bGiwsen FHMrth and FIRTH THO
botn services on sunday OF i! a NJ and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twenty dith ..ud Leigh Streetsl
Broad and Twenty frth street cars pass the
door, j. j. WICKER viii preach
az II y. NJ. on - sure cure for Hard
TimNs'': i. NJ. "R!oni or Firn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

DO YOU know your eggs are absolutely
fresh. clean and sterile? If not, we
81 for Siozeu Mrs sailin Atk,npsnp'
Champ. Va.
FOR sale, 500 thoroughbred White Leg
horn laying hens 81 80 each. Head
aud ergs. West Durham Poultry Farm
Nest Durham, " G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR finest automobile. cnrrIaSo ana
wagon paintinB ana repairing 40 In
K. III, Boshcr's Sons, Is South Ninth
street
with Sanyour's ice cream dcliVereS
TO amy address, 81 per gallon 4 san
your. 2O01 Ncnable. Madison 1850
AT stud-Touch Me. by The Com oncr.
Touch Not, full brother TO t;rcae
Britain. one II the largest winners IN
the lrf In 1919 Also Imp Duke OF
Kendall. By Sir Modscd- Imp Duchess O.
kendall Fee. s5-Si0 No Insurance.
Mares boarded ut 80 cents per day'
:icrSiie stock Farm. David punlou
proprietor. Petersburg. Va
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sCE. COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
pine blocks or oak and pine slabs al
same price. Coal to suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes. Long s.
Madison 1nfa-lO70
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FOR sale, one pair OF mules out of
hard work, weighing Zoo pounds;
al>o or" S-year-nld Virginia raisei
m4rc, work SINGLE or double, ride or
IrlLe. i'H9ue Madison 1895. Apply at
agio williamsburg Avenue.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NICELY furnished. bright and attrac-
tive room, vim o" without board, in
private family, on 1890 block. West
Grace. Address 1853, care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

:. last night about I O'Clock, tan
tthnr suitcase on Eighth Street,
Main. Please return to Richmond
fer Company and receive reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

WANTED. by stenographer expert
cnc"d IN legal and commercial work
now employed. position in town OF from
1000 10 10000. Can furnish best OF
references. Address II. l.. s., 1899 Ger
Nuis Street. Columbia $. c.
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ECA Observation-Disclosures,


FOR sale, DICTAPHONE (Columbia),
|. $40. S25 and $50 to quick buyer. 10
North Eighth street.
FOR sale, large safe containing steel
money chest Double time lock. AVil
sell cheap. Address Peoples National
Bank, Lexington. Va.
FOR sale, Ana Conley Magazine cam
era, with complete developing outfit
ana instruction book Cost S12. Sell
for So to quick buyer. Address p. NJ.
ioindeNter, Va.
FOR sale cheap. one ls-ayrup soda
fountain; possession given carly in
April. 1915 If interested. address West
End Pharmacy Co, panviile, Va.
EVAPO- REFRIGERATOR.
WILL preserve milk, butter and other
foodstuffs without ice. No chemi-
Gals: only water from we'll or hydrant.
Principle Is that OF evaporation. Agents
wanted. EVapo- efriscrator CO., SO7
East Main. Richmond.
s. II. Dowdy, groceries. Dunlop flour,
l9c; Pillshury flour, 49c; sugar. per
pound. i2c; Irish potatoes, per peck,
zoe; all Toe can goods, I l-2c; fresh
meats and other goods accordingly.
FOR sale cheap, one lS-sirup soda foun-
tain, Possession given early in April.
1915. II interested, address West End
| harmaCy Co. nanville Va.
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w ANTED. position by registered as
sIsthnt pharmacist; Al references;
Thoroughly experienced. Address l. l5s,
care Times Dis patch
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FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR rent une%pired lease. first Zoo.
"p4rtment bR4nGolnh No. 81, North
Fourth street Two rooms and bath
electric lights and steam heat. Ideal
location. Pollard & I5ugby, or phone
Randolph 3NO2
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED. railway mail and postal
clerks: examinations soon. over
2,uCp appointments yearly. prepare at
home Write for plan No. r., OF pay
mcnt after appointment Philadelphia
business College. Civil Service Dept,
philadelphia. Pa
"ANTED. ENPEKIENCED FITTER
FOX LADIES SUITS AND DRESSES
SEND PREFERENCES WITH ApPi.I-
CATION TO : COrT.OS & son, DE
fARTMENT STORE. NEWBERN " c.
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FOR sale. one Ford touring car; good
condition Bargain to quick pur-
chaser. Address "a care Times bis
pntch
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REX, Broad at Seventh.

REX, Broad at Seventh
DC Day and Night, Except or Special
Feature Days.
GIRL WHO NIGHT
Have Bcen," K b.. two reels.
The STAGE of Life" Krlterion. Fea-
tutt. "Iudora. In the Twenty Million
Dollar Mystery" with other reels.
MONDAY-"RUNA JUNE" EPI-
sode No. q. "E. Courrit, No 1881"
IReliance feature. Love in Armor."
keystone comedy
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FOR sale--iIavipg bought an automo-
boc viii sell NY One driving mare
Gp"llio) and good set Of harness and
M"yer runabout. as good as new, for
q I"iiAtcrfo'S boarding stables, Ill
North Fifth street
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nj. charm OF OF fob, initials l.. s..
p, Allen Avenue, betwccn broad and
O. Reward at i32 East Broad.
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10 f.JSiOHIl.ES

truck in good condition. cheap for
quick sale. Address II 259. care Times
lpiSDatcn
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SITUATIONS wANvmD-remn,e

NURSE desires care of elderly person
AZ her own home: minutes from Old
ioiht, references exchanged. Ad-
dress L 5o6. care Times Dispatch.
n lady OF refinement. who is an under
graduate nurse, with training and
experience. desires general nursing. in
Eailds ana convalesccnts preferable.
reasonable rates. Best of references.
Address Miss b. Funkhouscr. Maurcr-
town. Va.
W ANTED, by a middic-aged lady. some
ilSnt duties to perform at Il small
saiarH IN or near Richmond. Address
Box q. Mt. Sidney, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

IWNom II may CONCERN:
lake notice that registered bonds OF.
It city Of Richmond. one numbered
, Tor SlOn, due !, .uuUry l. 1872 and
other nuinber.r S5i. for 500 due
~ l., ", Registered in the name Of
SIT l.. Taylor. trustees Lloyd G Tay
ci infant. both bearing per cent in
. 81. nave been lost stolen or de-
Hfyod. ANA that VIII make applica-
II 10 the Auditor Of the city OF Rich
ia. III accordance with Inv. for the
ance o; new bonds in lieu thereof
f'ls Office In the city OF kichmond
,,.lay 10, 1919, At II O'Clock noon OF
~ day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

FOR sale, DICTAPHONE (Columbia),
$40. $50 and $50 to quick buyer i8
North Eighth Street.
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I.SPERT bookkecptr wants set of
books requiring part OF time. Refer
cnccs furnished. y 10. care Times
Dispatch.
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.lr' ,ltu> Observation-Disclosures,

KEClSTEE:D druggist In North Car
.oliht ana Georgia now open for po-
Sition AS drug clerk or manager or re-
lief work. Single, % years old with
town. 10 years experience. and n No,
! prescription man. Can do anything
that is 10 he done. Hornx 3l9 West
Trade Street, Charlotte ~ C.
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NOTiCii.-CliurcIl.
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PHESRETJ.nIApJ


rhs To nasSr AZ nBv 4 + r ~? Mr q
1880 y. NJ ~
SECOND PnEsRyTERlAv cuuncI
G o,4 :, D. D. ln,nsttor Services at ii A. 81.
Church Grace s!rdet 6p:idtas Fa u 4 AUD
RES J'Fs cNyA srfw Nrr PFepsh@s y
=; ii ~ RGv; " ~ L, line IiNc;L p D. 3 B. 3,
n%r rE,so Aren ,lso runa"s Ire.k Avpe aud
REV j, r.ViN s sri ar a b D. :, NJ ~
oharah nv Ams < r PIHfRRsf 3 ns
tor,.-PrGae II ~ NJ. and 3 p ~ b. the
pastor. Welcome.
cENrENARy METnop1sr GRACE
Sa,eT b bItwSs" FG@r!h and FIRTH THO
HH services on Sunday at Il \. and
ERA nn2An as STREET METHODIST CHURCH
REV. JOHN W $ ,cKFGRipi.' pastor 'hs
enovn AvrN firTi "lpr,sr CHURCH
H. l%Foys XMT and iIpgrSan streSta Ray
day Ish IsIaa;, s;i$ II sjssss waoa,
corner Twenty dith aud Leigh Streetsl.
door,.-Paator j j.. WICKER viii preach
Times; 5 r NJ. "B!ood or Firs''
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH trRANK-
In and Adams Strcotsl,- e. CLNGE'rT SKIN
NEi; minister Irvine woTship morning
People" Evening Theme: 'If,n Who Are
Down. and the WAY Up" Bible class $50
\ NJ. "Wednesday A. NJ. prayer and
praise service.
UNITARIAN
AMBER T BOWSER minister F.ovd Ave-
nue. ana Harrison street subject Tor sam
day March IL: Third sermon in snrics
on Some Distinctive Principles OF Uni
tar!anisn-the i.endorship OF lesus" Ser,
lice ut :, O'Clock. All seats Tree
CHRISTIAN SCIEECE
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
church ol ChT.st. Scientist, VIII be held to-
morrow morning IN church eilhce corner
Park Avenue aud Meadow Street, at -
o'clock. subject; ''Subs,a0cc'' "Wednesday
evening testimony and experience meeting
at $50 The reading ro""s lNos, 5)i -G92l
located in the NirEiua Railway AMI
Power Company Huild!ns corner seventh
and Franklin Streets and open daily,
except sundays and ho!iduys. from 10 A. VI,
to ; Z. NJ. All are cordially invited.
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FOR RENT-furnishcd Flats.

FURNISH ED or unfurnished nat very
reasonable. 224 South Third street
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NEW THEATRE
TODAY - "LANGrAGE OF THE
=, Dumb i-uhin... Good Edison comedy.
'Rtown Cpon." kritcrion comedy,
"toping Il Bride" Western comedy,
"lndyiny Fire" Bioyraph drama.
Green Cat" Nitagraph comedy.
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EUN nALl;-AnImnI,.
FOR SALE HORSES MARES. MULES
AT CRCLiiS STNB'--.;. Is SOUTH
rENTN STREET

TENTH STREET
stock r'sh' 9a;' q ,H V"F haraes, si"d
OF work van ind them AZ our stables
IRON 500 2guuos ~ 1880 pounds t'ricc
sl25 PEI p"i' up and hurscs ana u.nres
SIS head up This STOCK is ali in
sood, condition. aud viii ne sold under
fuh auHrant"e Il not as represented
-W"n"i rcfTnd""
FOR sale---ilaving boueh, an autono-
b1e VIII soil NY One driving mare
CDollicp and good set OF harness and
@S"Sye rlnabout as eood ~ new. for
North Fifth street.
FG eos r,s Az sul,v ,,da ssa"ly
INNS , 49, from to years these
single OF double; big faiia horses
ages, from 70 years. and well broke,
etaile" 70 one biz farm mare. weil n,
Lava pounds. and also several * y
driving horses and mares.
F2 5Rsd s"s o, one pair o. mylss GU, Of
mare, work sinsls or double ride %, or
driye. h@9ue Madison 37e6. Apply at
ISIS williamsburg Avenue.
FOR "a, Having no further use FOR
haraain PAIR Viii weigh 1850 pounds
q ,,oars nia sopHd i'rioo. $3.50;
raallE wiIi welsh 800 pounds Price,
poprds sound ana vorv handsome.
Hri.e %S. | pain ehoar nules for Sli5
weigh 1000 uDHIds Also ! pair nut
tor SI5e Nty Naw and saHo high war
.r.ccs iu Che spring Any one iC"hins
gt.,ii "ii teg inis s'gc> .9.fore huyins
'e.u OF NrHua'. Southern Transfer
.,"Lle No. 90 S"ntl Fifteenth Street.
H2f sVWmc srnn' Main street station.
ID" IL. .. "a 10 O. 81 - a.
ToE s9ie g7 head o. good virginia
raised aord s and mules, axe from
70 years uid weight from 1000 to
1900 ruUugs eae, sound aud city
broke, good innknro; suick and sNtra
good wori,er+ ip MI harness Also
suu. l-uut sr.luh-hund horses. a It'll.
street s"ue sultat inr farm work,
chlIl several tGuey driv!n. and
DC above stock SOFA Win a Written
Euu'a Utet To- lie - represented and To
g., '.sii you or Your money refunded.
haE as haif cash ana thu rest after
SOU are Sntltu q you have Y ur moneys
worth. VIII take cattle j trade or
part ea%h ori satsine,grv note for bal
DAY ~ month Attrartiye rates. smith
y iiiN. tiygry and Transfer stables,
Gary rear lty Auditorium Hhone day
or nisht, Mldison '72a. 27s3. 27Sl
MULES, HORSES. ANp MARES FOR
PAIR mules s and years old. weigh
mules wsrhiug 400 ionHds' . and 10
years old. Price Ss25; pair mules w"'Eh-
ing 2,ng9 pounds, and 9 years old,
price $3.50. Also several big Drk
horses and mares, nnd one extra pod
arivins mare, suitable for lady; TWO
doubts sets harness, two dump wagons
one double truck This stocI; Is right
out OF hagd york ana must he sold for
the want q! USc Written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can bo seen
- - N"rth With street
y nice, gentle. black mare good trav-
cler, and perfectly safe for any lady
10 drive. Address y 40, care Times
Dieuatcn
FOR HIRE FOR HIRE FOR HIRE.
W J. have carloads or mules that have
been working on the county roads
near AleNaudriu, Va. our time Is up
on sanlr. ana we Will hire one load, or
aiI of them for Il period OF from 10
days 10 ~ months For particulars,
address ] y. HubEou'E Sons Co, 1916
East Main street Louisville Ky.
FOR SALE--Hcrses
HORSES: %, l.fs.s t.,- . .,..oy -.
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EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK wish
o. position. Am conscientious and
amhitious worker. No booacr Can
furnish best of references Address
Hotel Clerk. q As, care Times Dlsput CHI
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SHOES.

CUT RATE. SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock Sottom prices,
Empire Shoe Comp.a, 60t West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

WANTNp, cNperionced hardware man
certly-c stahlished business PROSPECTS,
bright. hat owner finds that his CAPITAL
and cAn"ri"nCc are too limited o.
catod ~ only City in Virginia that is
not now affected by the present imam
ciai depression. Would consider out
right sale AZ liberal discount strict
care Times Dispatch.
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HELP WASTED-Femalc.

M \--,,-IT -
ANTtb. 10 salcE,ad!es at once. APP
ply 10 the bankrupt Sale, 3 A NJ.
corner Fourth and Broad
WANTED experienced young lady for
=, Office work. Good pay. i5i, care
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SITUATIONS wANTED--Male.

WANTED. position by experienced col
m icctor with team. Address Il SO. care
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED, to buy u school for girls o
young women. Address Privat
School. care times Dispatch.
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RrSgN EsS CHANCES

ACTIVE. PhHTNER WANTED WITH
200; must hc good traveller and
salesman Mechanical knowledge an
advantage. new. good pnyine pronn.
H'iion Neply loT care Times Dis
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TODAY - SPECIAL, BAREFOOT
Clue" episode No. Z of the Girl Dctec-
tive Serics). "a study in Tramps,"
1.@tmrinS Billy Quirk.
To- MOltROW-"THf. TRAP DOOR,"
IN two parts episode No. S of the
girl detective serics(. Postponed"
comedy. featuring Waliy Van.
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

sc Always.
To-DAY-"EUROpEAN WAR;" -FOUR
parts. Cupid Kicks Goal" comedy.
CONF G-'WHAT WOMEN WILL.
no." March IL.
MONDAY -"r:NPLOITS OF ELAINE"
latest episode. Arnold Floyd CBio-
graph Specially. desperate Sid and
the Plumber comedy.
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.uLI.!HS.-p! Died. at the residence OF
her parents. 1873 South Laurel Street
! 1919 Thursday, March H. H.. ADELE
COLLINS, In the eighteenth year OF her
ige.
Funeral notice later