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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
DATES FOR FAIRS
FOR THE SEASON OF
1915 IN new ENGLAND

Dates Tor 116 agricultural fairs and
light harness horse racing meetings
have been claimed thus far in New Eng
land and all indications point toward an
other successful year for the old-fash-
toned and ever popular country fair,
with it's "hoss trots"
The Fitchburg, Mass, Sentinel, for the
New England Newspaper Alliance, has
compiled its annual list of fair dates and
race meetings and it is being published
for the first time today. OF the $50 or
more inquiries sent out, replies have
been received from the great majority,
but there are yet few associations to
be heard from before their fair dates
are included in the list.
As usual, Massachusetts, and Maine
lead the other four states in the number
Of fairs and race meetings the Bay state
again being in the lead. Appended is the
list, arranged alphabetically:
Amesbury. Mass, Sept. 1926.
Amherst, Mass. Sept. 2l-22.
Andover, Me. Sept. 1890.
Athol, Mass, Sept. CT.
Bangor, Me-, Aug. A-N.
Barre, Mass, Sept. 1924.
Barnstable. Mass, Aug. 31-Sept. 2
Barton. VT. Aug. 1870.
Belfast, Me-, Aug. 1913.
Berlin, Conn.,, Sept. 2S-30.
Blandford. Mass, Sept. 1916.
Blue Hill. Me-. Aug. 31-Sept. 2
Brattleboro, VT, Sept. 2-23.
Bridgewater. Mass. Sept. 14-16
Bridgton. Me-. Aug. 2-26.
Bristol. Me-, Sept. 1873.
Brickton. Mass, Oct. So
sCaribou. Me-, July A-22.
Caribou, Me-. Aug. A-26.
'Calais, Me-, July s.
Calais. Me-. Sept. 70.
Casco. Me-. Aug. 31-Sept. Z
Charlemont. Mass, Sept. 1917.
Cherryfield. Me-, Sept. A-16.
Clinton. Mass, Sept. 1916.
Cornish, Me-. Aug. 1918.
Cummington. Mass, Sept. 1919.
Damariscotta, Me-. Sept. $3.50.
Danbury, Conn.,, Oct. 40. :
Dartmouth. Mass, Sept. 14-17.
'Dover. N. H.. Sept. N-N. .
Embden, Me-, Sept. Is.
Exeter. Me-. Sept. 1880.
Fair Haven. VT. Aug. 24-N.
Pennington. Me-. Sept. $3.50.
Fitchburg, Mass, Oct 12-1A.
Sort Fairfield. Me-. Aug. 1878.
birmingham. Mass, June 3O-July :.
birmingham. Mass. Sept. 22-2
Fryeburg, Me-, Oct. 81.
Goshen, Conn, Sept. 81.
Great Darlington, Mass, Sept. 2S-Oct. /.
Greenfield, Mass, Sept. $50.
Hartford, Conn.,, Sept. Gil.
Hartland Me-, Oct. 81.
.Haverhill. Mass. Juno 1875.
'Hillsgrove. r. L, Aug. 31-Sept. 3.
bingham. Mass, Sept. 2s-1.
Houlton, Me-, Aug. n-Sept. 2
'Holyoke, Mass, Aug. ~.
Holyoke. Mass, Sept. 1918.
'Houlton, Me-, July 12-14.
Lancaster. N. H., Sept. Ito
Lewiston Me-, Sept. Ito.
Lowell. Mass, Sept. 1911.
Lyme, Conn. Sept. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
AN AEROPLANE
B0MbkRDS The
CITY OF VENICE

Rome, June s, via Paris, June s, Hos
P. M.-The Italian official version of
the Austrian aerial raid upon Venice
this morning is contained in the fol-
lowing statement issued tonight at the
war office:
"An enemy aeroplane flew over Ven
ice this morning and dropped num-
Der OF bombs which slightly damaged
several private houses. Fragments of
projectiles bruised a woman's arms and
struck a young girl in the head. Sew
eral bombs also were thrown further
inland killing one person and wounding
several others"
Official announcement to this effect
was made today as follows:
Yesterday at Fiume. one Of our
dirigibles dropped a number Of bombs
on quarters being used for military
purposes. Returning from this raid.
the dirigible was obliged, as the re-
suit Of an accident, to come down in
the sea in the vicinity of Lussin Is
land and it caught fire.
THE crew Of the dirigible is re-
ported to have been saved and cap
tured."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
COOPER'S MILLS

Mrs. lisa H. Moves was called away
last Saturday to attend the funeral of
her nephew in Portland.
Those attending Trinity Union from
here were Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Glidden,
A. c. Halpen. Mrs. Belle Hewett and
Marguerite Sukeforth. They report a
very good meeting
Miss Annie ]. Gwynne, State mis-
sionary. who passed the winter here
and was 50 well liked will again occu.
py the pulpit June u, at 1880
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
]1RE DOCTORS AT
POLAND SPRING

Poland Spring, Me-, June s.-Doctors
from every nook and corner Of Maine
are gathered at Poland Spring for the
SD annual session Of the Maine Med
ical Association. which opened on
Wednesday morning. The Maine Med
ical Association numbers well nigh 750
members. Not only the majority Of
these men but many Of their wives
and friends make UP the great party.
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SpoiIino His Aim.

An Irishman was shooting ducks
with friend, who noticed that al
though Mike often aimed his gun at
the flying birds. he never shot it off.
At last he said, mike. why didn't you
shoot then? The whole flock was righ.
in front Of you.''
II know" said Mike. "but every time
I aimed me gun at duck, another wan
would come right between U.S."
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Leopold Clement
Maria

Albert Leopold Clement Marie
Menard, king Of the Belgians. was
born in Brunswick, in 1875. He went
through the Belgian military school
and entered the grenadiers as sub
lieutenant. quickly working his way
up to the rank of colonel. Then he
decided to broaden his education. and
diplomacy next claimed him. He
studied sociology and made hobby Of
engineering. When he was twenty
three he spent a year in this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
LIQUOR men ARE
SUPPORT
OF T0bACC0NISTS

Cincinnati. O.. June 9.-The assertion
that the tobacco industry is closely relat-
ed to the liquor industry and that the
fight being waged by the liquor interests
against the advocates Of prohibition is
the fight also Of the tobacco interests,
was made at the second days session of
the annual convention Of the Wholesale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
SALE TO MEXICANS
CONFIRMED IN N. Y.

=, new York. June 9.-Confirmation of
we sale Of the steamer A. w. Perry to
e Constitutionalist party Of Mexico
AS obtained here today at the Office
Me Carranza consulate. It was said
~ The Perry was one Of three and
hsss'oiy four merchant ships that were
|ssag negotiated for.
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RECORD NUMBER
OF MACkEREL IN
THE n. E. WATERS

Gloucester, Mass, June Sit has
been half a century since so many
mackerel have appeared along the New
England coast. according to seiners
who came in today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10

Representatives Of the purchasing
government said that it had been
planned to use the Perry and the 9TH
er ships under negotiation as trans
ports along the Mexican coast.
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AMALCAMATED
COPPER D|ssoLvEs

Trenton, N. j., June 9.-The Amalga-
mated Copper Co., a New Jersey cor
poration, organized April p. 1899, dis
solved today. The authorized capital
was s155 100000 and the issued capital
$153, 1887 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10

To keep the base lines OF ball
grounds dry when it rains, a Pennsyl-
vanian has patented canvas cover,
easily rolled for removal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10

Although the knitting industry Of
Japan Is less than ten years old. 1t is
said that there arc no fewer than
1900 manufactures Of these goods In
the city OF Osaka alonA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10
LORDS PASS THE
MUNITIONS BILL

London. June s-(6W p. M.).-The min
istry Of munitions bin establishing Z de-
partmsnt to attend to the furnishing CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-10

supplies of munitions on an adequate
scale was passed by the House of Lords
today and received royal assent.
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EATON STEPS INTO
THIRD POSITION IN
TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The Eaton baseball nine took third
position in the Twilight League Wed
nesday afternoon. when they defeat
ed the Vickery & Hill team on the
Reuel Williams field by a score Of 10
to Z. in an interesting game of base
ball. The losers started a rally in the
last inning, which was nipped in the
bud by two Of their men getting
caught in running bases. and Gillis-
pies striking out with two men on
bases, and two men out. The feature
Of the game was the hitting Of Law
ence Moulton, who got two two bag
gers, out Of three times at the bat
Webb played good ball for the losing
aggregation.
The lineup for the winning team
was as follows: Stafford, p: Gay, 2b;
Gypsum. C; Page. SIS; Alexander. 3b;
Mills, If; Moulton. ID: Haskell. CT;
Mcguire, IF.
The Vickery & Hill lineup was as
follows: Ware. C: Gillispie. p; Webb,
ID; Wood. IS: O'Brion. 2b: Sylves-
ter, 3b; Cooper. II; Small, CT; Day. RI.
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One Killed, Many Wounded

Venice, June 8, 1920 P. M.-Via Pa
ris, June 9, 40 A. None person
was killed and several were wounded
by bombs dropped from an Austrian
aeroplane which flew over the city.
The property damage was not heavy
and no historic buildings suffered.
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Smith Grammar Wins

Smith grammar was one more a victor
Wednesday, this time administering de.
feat to the tune OF to to the baseball
team representing Penney Memorial
church. Samuels' pitching was by all
means the feature of the afternoon. The
score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

CHAPLIN ~ HUME. INC.
AuCtionccrS
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SITUATION WANTED-MaIe

DRIVER wants position on delivery
wagon, horse or automobile: refer
cnccs. Stacey. Sag North Eighth Street.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

ROBINSON. II funeral service, for
STARkEf ROBINSON. died Noycm-
Der %. irlj, at hts hom" near indian
itcck, VIII be conducted THIS OWED
Ni.SD Af) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock
II" vas the last member of large
iamily OF Anthony Robinson. Rcnccca
'ouch. Ills home In Richmond WAS
where thu Soldiers Home Is now 10
Gated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

ABSOLUTELY the best in all kinds of
coal, dry, oak, pine and slab wood.
Lyme & Harris. Fifteenth and Dock
Streets. Randolph 1876. S. & H. Green
trading stamps given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

by virtue of deed OF trust to tho
H,snderas,iSned trustee; dated Deccm6er
office of Richmond Chancery Court tN iS
-. h. 2lo-B, page 1874, default haVinu
been made in the payment of a part u
tho sdebt therein secured to b. paid,
and being required SO TO do by the
noteholdcr, | Will sell az public auction.
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER I 1ol5
at 4:3O o'clock l.. NJ,
the real estate described in the ofora-
mentioned deed of trust. as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. with all the IMPROVEMENT
thereon. situated ON the south siJc -,
Baker street. ana known and de- h"sio OF
mated as Nos. AZ, il9 and ilg IL West
Baker Street. in the city OF Richnlond
at Il point on the south line OF HnilnT
street. one hundred and ninety-uine
feet two inches u992!, from Shocks
front and at right angles with Bator
street pst ON, one hundred aud thirty-nine
feet TO an alley. thence along said alley
about twenty-five feet six inches C22.65,
thence along a slightly diverging line
street, to Baker, street. thence along
wnrdly nfty-seven feet ten and one
half inches (57.l0 l-2), moro or less
TO the point of beginning.
These properties are located in a
always command good tenants, and
should attract the attention of those
having funds to invest for income pur-
poses, or desiring to purchase Il homo
in this convenient locality.
This sale is made subject to prior
deed OF trust of $1,000 principal, due
December IotoI Der s5ln 1916; and four interest
notes or $50 each. and due. respec-
lively, on June 4, 1913: December 4
1915: June 4, 1916, and December l.
1916. -
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost Of exc
cutting this trust and TO pay $500 in
surance premium, any taxes due at the
date of sale. and the pro rata of taxes
note of s2i. due Juno &c. 1915, and n
credit as to $500 principal. due De-
ccmber 16. 1917. and the unmaturcd in
terest notes thereon OF s24 each. which
matur& respectively on December Is.
1915: June l6, 1916: December is, 1916;
June Ii, 1917. and December l6, 1917
Any balance at one and two years from
date Of sale. with per cent interest,
evidenced by the negotiable notes OF
the purchaser. secured by a deed OF
the option Of tho purchaser.
WM. Il. PIZZTNI,
Trustee.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
CHAPLIN & HUME. INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TINT ANp H RAhsEARhH RH THREE bM ST3EY
ING OF ARoUT TEN ROOMS, No. 224
NoRTHwEsT CoRNER OF rHIRD 5
AND BYRD STREETS.
In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustees. dated
no; 2ia 1919, duly recorded in
of the city of Richmond. in ID. b. 2O9-A,
page 335, default having been made i'm
TIE payment of n part OF the debt
20 do by the beneficiary, we Will pro-
coed to sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l, 1915.
at o'clock L. NJ.
the nbovc-mrGnntioned property, de-
wit: all that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land. with all improvements there
ON and appurtennnees thereto belong.
Richmond. Va, at the northwest cor
ner Of Third and Byrd Streets. fronting
OF Third Street and running back from
said front between parallel lines tthc
southern line being the north line OF
hve ll@5) feet TO an alley Twenty-Five
(.5) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
Guiding the trustees commission OF >
per cent, ana al! taxes, lcvieS and in
surahcc premiums unpaid - the time
or sale. ana also Il ratnblc proportion
Of the taxe3 for the currc,, year: n
note for Sl:0 due November u. 1914,
and interest on same t. day OF sale
and note for $12o due May II, 1915
and interest ON same To dny OF sale
and note for Si2u duo November ~
1919. and interest Oh Same TO ia% of
sale, and Il note TO" $500 due NoVcm-
Der 81, 1918. and interest u: same to
day OF sale, and ,hc :cs:hu" OF said
purchase money shall be made plYabi,.
in equal instruments at cnr and Two
years from the day OF Hu!e FOR notes
with interest added, AND occurred by =
trust deed on said property. ." -! cash
us TO said residue at the option o. the
purchaser.
l.. W. McNElGH
W. l.. GLINN.
Trustees
CHAPLIN ~ HUME. INC
Auctionccrs.
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HELP wiArgE-Maie md re,nc;.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE Virginia Tea cheers Bureau desires
we'll prepared teachers for l9l5-lc In
Virginia and Southern States. L.stab-
l!ahed 1895. Faithful services guaran-
iced Correspondcnce solicited. y. w.
C-idlln. Manager, Woodland Heights
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 557S
Walton Hail. Manager Gord0nsyiile
!sraMcA. HO1 l5l. GordoEsville. Va
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IN .MI;NiOI{IANI.


row ELL.-Enicred into iiT. eternal at
ms !hte residence, 22l1 Floyd Avenue.
~ ~ o'clock =. NJ. November - 1915
JoSElii FOSTER POW ELL. III. icnv-
hr a devoted wiz. father and mother
ana nv" sistcrs to mourn their logs
besides IA hos, OF friends and other rcla,
yves. Mr.. Powell was e member OF
Grove Avenue Baptist Church and sun
DAY school, from which church the last
rites were shiG on sunday afternoon
November Is, 1915. Possessed OF :,
hind. genial disposition. and charming
personality. he Was beloved by all who
knew MN. Associated in business with
AtaS Portland Cement Co. he was ..
man Of untirirg energy. always faith
'ul 10 the task to which hc was as
signed. Just as he was entering the
bloom OF young manhood he was called
by tho Great ReaIer to q home not
made with hands, eternal In The sky
While we are not able TO interpret the
ways OF an AIN ise' rrovidence We
bow In humble submission TO His Will
Now the laborer's task is DER.
Now the hatt!.-day ia past:
Now upon The farther shore
Lands the yoyager at last.
Father, in Thy gracious Keeping
i.caNo we now Thy servant sleeping.
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HELP WANTIiD-,Iale


MECHANICAL. raftsmun--2 or 3 want
cd by large manufacturing concern.
located near New York CITY. Must be
GOOD at detailing. Those having cx-
perichce In power plant work preferred
SniarT S13 to S2l per week to start.
this depending on education and cx-
pericnce Answer stating age, married
or single. nationality. birthplace. edu-
cation and experience. Address Il. H.
w. Post-OHicc, Elizabeth. n. J.
WANTED. 10 colored laborcrs for
shovel work: colorcd drivers for
grade work ana -Xcavating. public
Employment bureau. Room 8. City Hall.
WANTED, | colored cook. Kitchen
boy. AN assistant cook, . diningroom
for out town positions. Transporta-
ton furnished. Public Employment
Bureau. Room .. CITY Hall.
WANTED. men and women to qualify
for government positions. Several
thousand appointments to be made next
openings. how TO prepare, etc, free
Write immediately for booklet &C. iG4.
Earl Hopkins. Washington. u. c.
WANTED-lf you want position as
fireman, brakeman, electric motor
man. conductor. colored train or sleep
New York roads. SG5 TO SlG5 month:
steady work: experience Unnecessary
incios" stamp. maine position wanted
Passes and uniforms furnished when
necessary Address Railway Institute
Dept. s. indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED. a young boy 70 help at Cigar
stand. Apply American National
Bank lobby.
WANT . experienced electricians for
out or town work with tools. ApDIv
virginia Carolina Chemical CoDp.ny
IinlldinE. mn floor.
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Gum.
FOR sale. 322l Floyd avenue. new
modern brick home. z rooms, hot
water heat. lot 80 feet front. detached
next to corner. $3.50. Apply Room
10. American Bank Building. Phone
Randolph 327S.
BEAUTIFUL Floyd Avenue home on
north side OF street, one square from
Cathedral. Newly decorated: modern
and up-to-datc In every respect. Will
sacrifice below market value. Address
Owner i. g. Box 702.
CliEA PEST lot on Colonial Avenue it
sold at once. far below market value
See us 1T once. Garrett IL Co, lll2
East Main Street.
SEVEN rooms. hot-water heat. central
Price. $3.50: clear of mortgage. Will
exchange for home. Woodland Heights
or Manchester. Give particulars. Adj
dress G. I0S, care Times Dispatch
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MRS. DUDLEY POWERS. 5I3 West
franklin street, permanent. tram
Sient and table boardcrs. Madison
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g Why Not?
"Own Your
Own Home
By Christmas p"

Tho owner OF a $1,000 home on
Eioyd Avenue, near Laurel Street will
sell his home for one third it's real
worth, or $1,000. Here is Il splendid
opportunity for = professional man or
doctor 10 buy beautiful residence at
- very low h@ure. hardwood steps.
hardwood panc!inG and floors, hand
some reception hall. we'll lighted with
Roycroft fixtures; large and spacious
LIVING rooms. with extra large win
dows three baths. a garage in rear,
house affords.
WILLIAM 70. PIZZINI co,
I25 East Main Street. Phor Mad. 5oa.
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FOR acknowledgements.
APARTMENTS

Al W. Grace. second fiat, 8 rooms.
heated
2o36 ". Grace, second rooms.
222 & Third second flat rooms
22l7 Hanover Ave, second fiat. 6 rooms.
modern.
209 " Rowland, 5econd fiat. rooms,
modern.
zoe y. Shepherd, second Hat. G rooms.
modern.
2702 w. Main. second fiat. S rooms.
modern.
32l North Twenty-seventh Street. sec
ond fiat. rooms.
1921 Grove, third. rooms. heat and
water included.
1851 W. Broad street. second hat. :
rooms
Il " Rowland. second. 5 rooms
rooms.
n. w. ROWE G. son. INC
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IikaTHS

pILLON.-Entcred INFO rest. TUESDAY Y.
November 30. MRS JULIA FRAYSEI;
DILLON. wife OF L. s. Dillon, de-
Audrey f.. Dillon.
Funeral Will take place at the resi-
dence. 1903 Floyd Avenue, WEDEE.S-
DAY, December |. II \. VI. Funeral
ana intermeni private,
hRoNAtGlI.--t Entered into r.st at his
residence. % Porter Street Rich
lnond. Va, Tuesday. November 80. 1915
at 2:2O y. NJ. JOSEPH WILLIAM
liitDNAUC;H. JR
Funeral THIS WEDNESDAY Az
TERNOON at O'Clock from the resi-
dcHcc. Inferno Mt in Hollywood
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FINANCIAL
STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

~. i.ichnunu. toot or Ash 81. daily. 90 r. NJ
Leaves Newport News. $500 ~. II.
Arrive Norfolk ...............G: 200 A NJ
Connections with main line steamers ieav.
Ing Norfolk for New York daily excep, sun
DAY. 100 i. ii. Connections also made by "
q w. Ry. i. M and - X y. ny. at T. "
Silnt limo steamers stop at Clnremont or
signal and are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NANtGATiOS co. James Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at G:o3 ~ NJ. t'reighs
received fer all James ltiver points
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FOR RENT-Flats.

NICELY furnished Groom Hat in West
End boulevard 1881
FOR rent. Hat partly furnished. corner
Boulevard and West Broad. rooms
and bath, modern and up-to-dDtc. See
II and make me an offer. Telephone
Mr.. Scitz. Boulevard 40 or Randolph
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Gray National Telauto-
graph Company will be held on We'd
nesday. December S, 1915, ut noon at
Room II, Merchants National Bank
building. NJ. II. CHAMPION. secretary.
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BOARDING.

ROOM and board at 200 South Third
Street, elegantly furnished hot water
heat. shower baths, excellent table,
dinner served Gao. Special accomluo-
dations for transients: prices mode
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FOR REN--Iseal Estate.

SIS n month will rent n 3-story brick
building in -car of 1412 East Main
S street suitable for shop poo or storage.
tional Rank Building.
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EXPERT HATTERS.
HATS RESHAPED.

HATS RESHAPED.
HAVE your velvet, velour or felt hat
reshaped to this seasons styles: also
mems hats OF all descriptions cleaned
ana blocked. New bands If desired.
Vera Hat Works, Randolph 900. Two
stores, oil North First Street, Rich
mond; ePtersburE Savings and 1nsur-
ance Building, corner Sycamore and
West Tabb Streets. Petersburg, Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| VIII sell for the highest cash offer
received by December -. SIZE cash
ccrtihcate, good for cash on any piano.
n. j. crafts Piano Co Send in your
offer to Lock Bon 29G. Chase CITY Va.
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FOR RENT-Business Property.

FOE rent. desirable Office. eleventh
floor. Virginia Railway and Power
Building Apply G. & o. Coal and COX .
Co. Room lilo. Virginia Railway ard
POWer RnildinR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL do your Christmas shopping for
you with carctaking. You can de-
pend on me. Address Mrs. L. l.. Full
Ter. 1912 East Marshall street. Rich
mond. Va.
SEND FOR JOHNSON.
FOR cleaning, staining and waxing
floors; dark floors made light. Best
in city on hardw God floors. Randolph
1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-01

"cJ West Grace, table board: large
room; permanents or transicnts.
r1tST-Cl.ASS board. nice comfortabl
rooms. 10 East Franklin