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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
THE NOR1HfORK
N. f. CHURCH

On Friday night. Oct -. there va
given at the Sorthfork NJ. y. church an
entertainment by the Ladies Aid Sesrie-
~. ~hich wss both intellectual A. we'll a.
entertaining. A very nice program had
been prepared by Mr. WIN. Tucker.
who IL chairman Of committee on enter
tsInmenfs. which consisted Of duet-.
trio>. address. etc.
Those Who took part on the program
were Prof. VIM. Drewry. Lawyer -. G..
Coleman. Mr.. y. v. Alexander. Mana
ger W. Va. Tribune. Mi-- Emerson. Drs
A. :. Adams and y. y. Herford
Mr.. q. A. Philpct vs- Mater ~ Cer,-
monies and presided ~itb much dignity.
The pastor and members ~ the Ia
nie-' Aid Society wishes 70 extend their
hesrtie-t thanks n the-e rood people for
their services and n the public. a. vel
o. tor their liberal pstronaee. The Ia.
dies are trying N rsise some money for
repairing the parsonage.
The amount rsised r.s 500. Again
thanking those who sssissrd. ~ rernsin.
yours FOR Christ and the church,
LsDtg~' Am S-rErY.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Great Demand for New
Constipation Remedy

They say that the advent % the "s~nfa-
NJ tablet az a vegetable substitute for
ceome- nas resulted IN an exfraordinary
demand for this remarkable product II
seems 10 have made hit particularly
with those AFFLICTED With chronic consfl-
patton who we're quick 20 recognize ito
sdvantsEes over czlonei and the usual
larafivrs
Sentansi tablets. ssi>s from their -
cery. doubtless owe their success largely
70 q tendency 20 aid In bringing about
natural functionlng-insfesf on en~our-
agnR the "cathartlc habit Also. Instead
o. inJ1rIne The mernorsneous lining o.
The organs Involved. they exert q healing
influence Instead % weakening. her
40 tone % the intestinal wall And th~r
course preferred On this account % the
volently <cting purgztives Their lner-
penslF~n~es - erother reason for the
popularity 81 s>ntsr~I t<biets One need
prccure only a dime's worth. and tai e
one tablet upon retiring. 20 be corvincet
That the itesi remedy foe constipation
torpid liver. ard their many evil con~~
eusooss. has finally been fous4-Dr4s-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
C0vlNG1ON

Rev. w. j. Hsckest. pastor OF the
First Baptist church, arrived home Wed.
nesdsy evening after spending thr~s
months in the Freeimen's Hosystal.
Washington. ID. &. lie H. very nrnch
improved after undergoing = -~rions op-
Grafton.
Prof A. r. Loman had n very serious
attack of acute indigestion Ssfurisy
morning. ~hi'h we thought would prove
fatal. hut glad to say he 10 improving.
Mr.. J. w. White 10 very in at his is,n.,
on Cherry-st
DIR. Fila Taylor. of Washington. d. e..
is the xu~st Of his cousin. Mrs. :. N.
Denson this week
Miss Ella Winston lett "Wednesday
morning for Charleston. w Va.
Abyl Smith Who wss married To Cora
Reynolds about three weeks syo hal all
alteration Wednesday which ended ln a
cutting snrsy. Mr. smith Is now con
tined to her bed with a wound m the
lower part ri her stomach.
Rev. r. 4. Jackson, pastor -. Pinr-st.
Baptist church. who has bs~n corductiny
series of meetings with Rev. 4. r.
Reeves and Rev. kenney ss assistants.
WAS very suore~-ful. They have about
twenty-five converts Bspti<ing will he
the first sunday IN November
Mrs. Emma Mann left Thursday morn
ing for Roanoke to he the guest OF her
sistsr. Mrs. Annie Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. J III. Thompson have
is-ue.i invitations o. the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Leslie Thompson To- Mr..
Patrie Strstton. The marriage will take
place Nov. =;
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
FREEMAN
e

Mn. Rosa Williams and children are
here whiting her mother. Mp. Rev. L.
Dsbney in Spicer-Town.
Mn. John billiard has just returned
from Lynchburg. Va, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs- Rosa l.. Jefferson left Monday for
salem. Va. where she will be the yuest
II her father
We are glad to welcome Mrs John
Reddirks in our midst again after a short
stay in Lynchburg. Va.
Rev. Ballard wrde Is still improving
We hope to s<e him out again soon.
Mr. VIM. Luck il still improving. Tie
ID bright and promising young man
and We hope for him q bright future.
The Negro rare ~ coming. In the last
tolr months four families have bought
homes and moved .intothem ia Spicer
Town They are Messrs. Robert Mitchell.
John Chestham. Rosroe Simpson and
Alex Jefferson. They are homes you
need not he ashamed Of.
~n. Roscoe Simpson has b~en IN the
sick list but 10 able to Re out again.
Mn Archie Brown, Of Spicer Town. j.
still improving. Some time ago she had
Q paraletic stroke and has been unable Ia
wslx every sInce.
Ii you want . first class boarding place
20 10 Mrs. Kate. smith (Msnuel) in Ro--
coe simpson building near the station.
II you want . first class shave and hair
cut 60 to Roscoe simpson.
The works are good here and young
men now 10 the time TO save your money
At the Bluestone Bapt IT church sun
day was high time in Zion. Two ex-
ceiient sermons were preached. Zach
and every one seemed to have been filled
with the Holy Ghost.
Rev VIM Jackson for the past two
weeks conducted a revival here he is a
spiritual man. May God help him 10
press on TO a higher calling.
souls that were saved -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
True Secret of Keeping
Youthful Looking


The real secret Of keeping young look
Ing and beautiful. says a we'll known
hygienist. lis to keep the liver and bow
els normally active Without these re-
Sulsites. poisonous waste products re-
man IN the system, polluting the blood
ano lodging In various organs. Tissues.
Joints one becomes nabby, obese. nery =
GUS; mentally sluggish. duii-sysd. wrin-
But to get liver and bowels working
as they ought. without producing evil
efter-enect. has been the problem For
tunAtely. there IL prescription Of un
questioned merit. which may now be had
an convenient tablet form. Its value IS
due largely 10 an Ingredient derived from
me humble May apple. or It's root. which
mas been called Vegetable c&lomes' be-
cause OF Its enectiven ess-though %
course IL IL not to be classed with the
real calomel OF mercurizl origin. There
u no hsbit-forming constituent In 'senta-
mel tablets-thsts the nzme-snd their
cS - not followed BY weakness or ex-
naustion- on the contrary. these harm
less vegetable tablets tend TO impart
tone and elasticity TO the relaxed intes-
tnal wall Sentanel tablets. which may
De procured from any druggist-s dimes
worth viii dO-will prove a revelation to
any constip&ted- nver-troubied prson-'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29

Mrs. A. Williams. Hair Dresser and
Msnicurist will celebrste the first ami
verssry ~ the opening II the Central
Hair Dressing Psrior, saturday. Oct. ~.
BY entertaining her customers in her@-
tst'i-hment. The Central Hair Drr~in1
Psrior has had . wonderful growth dur
Ing iis first year. Mrs. williams now hss
with her Miss Mary n. Gray. II Win
ston-Sslem. y. c.. graduate Of the Ke,-
-ey Hair Dressing school, Of New York.
and y rated ~ an expert in her line.
The Central Hair Dre~sing PsrIor %
now prepared b serve tire most exsctins
end fs~tid'oos cu~tomers Mrs. Williams
thanks her old customers tor their con-
tirusd patronage and solic,ss the busi-
ne>s Of al who want first ciss WORK, and
will be elsd 70 - Old md ~ pssro.s
s.snsasB Il - 49,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR SOUTHERN
EDUCATORS

Richmond. w. Oct. ~ The mem.
Org al Robert Cursis Ogden. Who died
Angust q. 1913, 10 b receive trii ute from
his southern friends at large public
meeting to lie held in Rrhmond on Nov.
vi. whsn Mr.. oeden's early associates
all commemorate bis devotion to the
csuse Of education in the southern ststes.
md will describe thu amazing growth OF
sh- work he started.
The meeting 10 part of q plan proposed
by former President William H. Taft.
Ambassador Walter II. Page. Commis-
sioner Of Education = =. Claxt,n and
seventy i've other leaders in national and
educational affsirs. to erect Q memorial
To Mr. Ogden in toe form of an audito-
rum building at Hampton Institute,
Hampton. Va Mr.. Ogden, Who was
President Of the trustees of the Hampton
Institute for nearly forty years Was the
leader OF constructive work along educa-
~s>''s@s sfa1So ~ VIC opbtfi Unit itu W Tie
formation of the southern educational
board in 1901.
Most of his associates. who are today
ut the heads of southern universities, and
state and national systems OF education.
believe that his notable work should re-
ceive some permanent memorial, and il
Is planned To make the building at Hamp-
ton institute testimonial of appreciation
from his friends in the north ard south,
both black and white.
Some Of the prominent names identi-
fed with the committee are Oswald Car
rison Willard. Of the New York Evening
Post; Albert shaw, of the Review of Re
views; Talcott Williams, of the Column
bia School Of journalism; John Glenn,
of the Russell Sage Foundation: Booker
I. Washington, the Negro educator !;
President r. A. Alderman, of the Uni
versity OF Virginia; President Charles
Dabney, Of the University of Cincinnati.
and DIR. Wickliffe Ross. OF the general
educational board
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Two Celered Men Struck BY Train
and Seriously Injured. S. B.
Black, Probably Fatally
Injured.

Messrs- ;. Il. Black and Harry Criton.
two colored miners at Kyle, were struck
by passenger train No. Ia last sunday
night. The accident occurred while & west
bound freight train was passing. an il
Is reasonable to say that neither OF the
men knew or observed the approach OF
the passenger train. Black Was probably
fatally wounded and At this writing il is
believed that he will not he able to re-
cover. Criton was bruised about his
head and body but his condition 10 not
thought to be Serious They both were
taken to the Miners Hospital where they
received the best of treatment and where
if skilled treatment will restore them,
they will be out soon
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
=REv. Y. /.
HARRIS At
COALWOOO
VI Editor

NJ. Editor
F'es~e sll"w me spare in your columns
To sps'sk of our town Csslw~sd, w. Va
Last Friday we had visitor from your
city in the r~rs"h of kev. w. "a. Harris.
lie visits-i our s~h..oi and We we're more
than delighted with the Y -ri int rus-tions
he gave the children. He tnld THEM the
Importance Of heing educated. Ne hop
lac rnsy come again.
Rev. Harris paid Rev w. A Pittard Q
grand compliment for the work that be
i- doing. He wss with u. sunday and
wss proud cf our sunday school. He
spoke "f the number "f sunday Schools
that are in the world AMI the number ef
people that stteud sunday school
Rev DIR. Clements presrhed sunday
morning and paid him a high compli-
ment
Tie thinks that Dr. Clements 10 q pro-
ere~sive young man and Christian gen
tleman.
Rev. Harris addressed the Ladies
Missionary Society Sunday evening; Mrs.
W. n f1ttard IA the president, and che 10
grand woman He preached to . lsrgr
congregation white and colored sunday
night.
When We looked at the Reverend and
he told ms that he Was a. years of age,
We wondered how he got his education
born and raised in the days of slavery.
he Is q wonderful man. Monday night
he lectured TO large congregation They
were carried away with the lecture.
He stopped with Sister Thompson. He
said that he has never been treated bet-
ter. She hass taught her girls tue DO
hrenr-s; they are grand girls. They
will live long; they are. ohedient TO their
mother. God bless them.
Yours for the work.
4 TRAvELER.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
German killed in Mines

Scott Necessary, q young German was
killed while operating . mining machine
at Coalwood. saturday. Oct. %. Young
Necessary came TO this country with hi-
brother William in 1910. and during
that time ne grew in favor and popular
ity with his associates because OF his
honesty and real worth
He leaves a father, mother, sisters and
brothers in the Fstherlsnd and one
brother William at Coalwood.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Eternal Sleep

Abner A. Brunette Was born Aue. Is
1864, at Lestherwood, Henry-co. Va,
and died Oct -, 1915. at MartinsvilIe,
O., age 81 years, , months and > days
His boyhood was spent at home IN Viz
yiuia.
In lsss he Was united in marriage n
C"rneiia Graveiy. who died :; years later.
One cLild. Bessie, Was born IN this union
In 1886 he was married To Myrtle
Sinnr. Three children blessed this union,
Willard, Euela and Theodore, the latter
dying at the age of ,.
He was q devoted husband. n kind
and sfirctionate father. and a true and
sincere friend to all
Previous to his death, for about :
years, h- MAS i'll more or less, and after
a lingering illness Of ~ months. hr went
10 his rrward.
wife, Mrs. Myrtle e. Burn~tte. 4
children. Bsssie, Willard and Euls. :,
brothers. Joseph, Lee and BENJAMIN
Burnette, sisters, Mrs. c. r. Doug
ls--, Mrs. Mary MeCartha, Mrs. Lucy
Marsh and Mrs Mamie Jackson. all
mourn their loss, bat We feel that our
lose ~ his eternal gaze, ~ he lived and
d'ed trusting in the only true and living
God. sud Was willing amt waiting for the
final call.
The family express sincere thanks 10
the people Of Msrtin-ville, ONO, both
white and oolored Tor the extreme kind
ne-s shown Mr.. Burnette during his last
illn---.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
FOR SALE
Martinsville, Hslry C,uaty, Va
District of Horsepasture.

This land l. for sale 10y J "a. Staples
IL lies on Turtle Greek running into
Meadow Greek. aud Is part Of the old
Jarrett = tract tine double log cabin
on II and nice orchard. consisting of ap-
piles. peaches and other fruits. Coed
water tt"ur -Priug~l. iitsrn acr,- INA
~"Sis. eight arrs- bottom land and one
barn Payment on easy terms One-
third each, balance monthly II .is-ir,>i.
For further Information call ON j. l..
Spence or write j. III. Staples. ~ Nor
folk avenue. Roanoke. Va.
Whole tract contains a. acres.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Nelne.

The Chesapeake and Potomac TeIe-
phone Company hss requested tie Com
mon Council II the City Of Keyssone.
Mcdowell County. W. Va, N PEI an
ord'nsnce suthorizins IL 10 No, the ssre>s-.
alleys and highways 81 ssid city for tb~
purpos OF constructing therein and
shss.esa - pnaa. euadnia. cahsss.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Chief Cause of Pimples>
Blotches, Sallow Skin



Un~ishtIy eruptions. pimples boil.
oIotches. ssn0w or muddy skin. usually
are due TO q sluggish liver. q constipated
bowel-snd q polluted blood stream a. q
consequences. How foolish In such cases
10 resort TO outward applications. which
can never have natural. permanent re-
suits if more people only knew M. there
II very simple remedy. to te found i'm
any drug store. which ~ a. effective a. IA
- harmless and quick acting. n II an old
formula. Iona recognized b. the medical
profession. which has been put In tablet
form. and at such small cost no one need
nov be deprived Of iss wonderful Dsne-
hts.
Sentsnei tsbiets"-thats the nam-
are entirely vegetable and there's no
habit forming ingredisnt You need only
get about q dimes worth. and s~aIIo~
one At bedtime to realize there's nofhinr
else quite 30 good for the purpose The
action In the morning IL so essy % soofh-
ing. ana instead Of weakening after-
tnect. you feel truly refreshed and invig-
GRATED senfsnei tablets are not only
The hnest remedy known for constipation
ana torpid liver. but OFFER the sanerf
most sensible treatment for conpIexion
dlhcultes Of the character mentioned
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29

The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company hes requested the Com-
mon Council Of the Town Of Clark, Nc
Doveil County, Wet virsipis. " pas an
ordnance authorizing 10 10 No. the streets.
alleys and highways Q: aid town tor the
purpose Of constructing thsrsin and
shsrsnpna - poan, enaduin, nbsss,
- - hxoua No.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Appointed Esvoy to Liberia

Monday Of this week. Oct. 18th, Hon.
James L. Curtis, OF New York. a Negro
Of much ability and distinction, ws- APP
pointed minister and Consul General to
Liberia His recent appointment make-
him the SUCCESSOR to George w. Buckner.
Of Evansville. Ind, who rr.igned.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29

mnnIr0 Good, live Automobile Ayen,
W""tIU' D. -ell - ". T.. Five p.--en-
Ter, ll2-inch Wheel Base Automobile
Full-sizcd and generous IN all propo,.
tons; attractive and stylish IN sppear-
sBce, GOOD hail cismt,rr. Weighing on1v
1870 lbs Price only s7fOOp. Liberal
commnDions allowed. For completr IN.
.ss.eHsa sddss box sss. Chari.son.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29
Aftermath Of Rally, Mt.
Chapel Bapt. Church

On the account of the lack OF space We
could not publish the names of all those
who helped US in last weeks issue for
which help We are very thankful
We wish also 10 heartily thank the Al
goms choir for their services and the beau
tiful mnsic they rendered. They sang
we'll and their music was highly apprs-
cissed. The contributors are A. follo~s:
Sistep W. A. Moore. s1.OO, l.. Hannah.
Loo, ;. Helm, ] ., Maggie Boone, Mary
income, Mary Epp-, l 81. j. r. Psrson.
q ca, Rccksy Turner, IO5 -, w. A.
; mpsop, p, sister lilo Jose
Kent, ! p, Russell. ! p. Ruby Turner.
10, Clara Ar bott, 90, II. Thomson.
zoo. Mickens, Loo. Harris. I.OD, Hat
TIE ked, Lon. Mary Marshall, 100. Fila
Woods. LOO, CARTS Morris. LOO. Lorene
Slaughter, ca. Pauline Theyer, 500.
Psnsy CLARK, l.v. Edna Vest, 3 ~,
Edna Dest-. 2oo. Ina Stewart, 1 -.
Se>ta Thompson, Loo. Rose Chamber.
go. 6sly Garter. CD. Dora Shields.
o., Nora Compton, 2.0.
Brothers Billie Burk. g. 20, Reynolds
& shor, loo, DIR. Brown, LOO. El-o
Mounts, l.5O. Frank Vaughn. Abe HEX
msn, 200, W. A. simpson, 100, Neal
Hem, 100. y y. Alexander, 100, Hen
" Jones, 400. Morris Cabbse. .5O.
Thornton. 100. L. r.. Johnson. 100.
Price, zoo, Calhoun. 2.OD. James. 2.co.
y. y. Parsons 100. AIonzs Finney. 80.
Miscellaneous.
i. T. Torrance, sc Chief y. y Moore
90. Mccall, sc, McPsrker. Jnc. sisters
Hettie Rumbley, &c, Marshall. &c.
Asssids Epps. &c, BIsck. 25c, Minnie
WhFsioek, 25r. Florence Jone., 25c. T..
r. johnson. Sr, Nora DAVIS. So. MABEL
La<enbury. 25c, Gebette Morris. 20.
Rosie Bridgeford, 25c.
Brothers Msrceslss Broadly. SIC. G. w.
CctreiI, pc, Alex Morgan, BIC, Guy
SNOW, 5oe, Pres snow, &c, Israel lee.
25c, Hester, PC. Mills. &c. Hester. &c.
He'soo, sc. Jones, PIC, n. Il. Pricr, ~.
@. B. Morr. sc, William Cobb-. pc. n.
Mosris Csbble. sc.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-29

twenty MINUTES ride irom Charleston street Car
Service. Tram >erNicr. and harl road tenn, built
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-13

IN NiI.NIDLtIANi.
JohN SPEARS ELLETT.


Profoundly sensible Of our loss IN the
death OF our late houored colleague.
jobs SPEARS ELLETT, and deeming
II cusincnuy hitting that we should give
some formal. II imperfect. expression
OF our respect Tor his memory: We, the
Savings Company, hereby place OF
record our grateful acknowledgment of
hts distinguished services to ih's Com
pany at member OF its Board and to
our financial community. together
with our esteem for hum ~ fellow
worker and friend.
" nile til. cu"iable distinction which
Richmond has attained nh Il financial
center is due In no small degree TO
moaern enterprise. we cannot forge,
by tho paiustnkimp labors. ceaselcss
vigilance, Intelligent conservatism and
81 "orkmcn VINO, h"giuning on the
humble foundations laid by our faith
crs after the war, FOR forty years de-
voted the best that WAS IN them 10 the
building of our financial structure. In
TINS band OF quiet, caut!ous. hut .ndc-
notable figure He was In an i'm
portant sense man OF one work. and
he gave TO the interests OF our imam
OF mind peculiarly adapted 10 the
Held in which IL was employed. lie
had "a high sense o! the obligations OF
tensely Jealous Waterman over the in
terests placed i'll his care. No one could
doeS, hat sne h. nD dS OF h ns m'smonT
liously believed his position OF trust
required him 10 do. II was doubtless
this sense OF responsibility more than
anything else that confined him so
closely to his chosen sphere and kept
MIN from taking Il more prominent
part in tho social and civic activities
Of tho community in which he always
felt quiet but sincere interest
We shall feel tho loss OF his finely
balanced financial mind in our conn
ellis and we, shall miss his quiet step
has left it's mark in our comnuni,y's
financial structure aud the memory or
his friendship and tho lessons OF his
notable career Will long remain amont.
the treasured possessions Of our
hearts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-13

EPISCOPAL,


Morning prayer al II 4 N. Evening prayer
At S:5 p. NJ. sunday school a, 900 A. NJ,
~: sermon 1T both services by the rector.
REV. q. fREElAND PETER.
PRESByTERIAN.
pas,or H;S' + M Il "no = ID D. 's SUM a"s
". Cordial Welcome.
ss Ms'o ,;4 III che. T.
s:,5 H. ~ >''''''
Sra E.covESANT rREsnyTER1AN
Rfv. J. cA..vlN sTEW%nr 3D. d. d.. pastor,
Services Sunday I y. ". and p. N
s' % & Il ' %v william Meg a.zs,h n.sIs
!ender,. Cordial invitn,ion 10 all.
METHODIST.
BROAD STREET METHODIST CHURCH
VI. and II. VI 10y tha pastor REV rEEn
r cMEN:AAuiTT Mornins topic; This i.
Wy Hood Evening tonic: The Others
CENTENARY METHoDIsr CHURCH,
GGrrS." street h~,Msen Fourth and Fifth
ing II \ NJ. and = NJ sunday scnoui
IT 80 \. NJ Epworth League 4, 7:J5 y. 81.
and BROAD s - hEv. GisonGm ' ~ Ne e.
DANIEL, pastor Preaching at II y. NJ. and
VI ~. NJ.
Haraca and rhl!nthem classes meet ir east
eru annex, Midweek service Wednesday,
at sis T. NJ. You are cordially invited
S"coNr BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
franklin and Adams StreetsD. Il. CLAGETT'
SKINNER. minister: Divine WORKSHOP II 4.
NJ. and T.. NJ. DR.. SINNERS morning
theme Will be The Riunder of the Ruild-
c-s." and at evening. so Great SALIVA
ton" Rblc school. $3.50 \. NJ.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twerty, ilfth and Leigh streets
III" church, PASTOR j. WICKER will
preach at II \. on "a Sensational sal
rtt'on' and al u. NJ on How a Good
Man Was Lost and Bad Nun was Saved.
Baptism.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH of CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Regular services viii he hold to-mori ou;
morning i'll tho church cdince tcorner P,rI-
Avenue and Meadow street, at II o'clock
Subject: "Mortnls and immortBis." We'd
ncsday evening testimony and export
enct meetings At $40 The retd;nS
rooms tSos. iei Go2b are located In the
Virginia Rnilwny and Power Company
3uillinc corner Seventh Hnd franklin
streets and IRE open daily. EXCEPT Sundays
and holidays from lc \ NJ. To ) y NJ All
ave cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-13
WANTED-HousehoId Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture IN any quantity Ca
'~' -ctG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-13
CATLIN & BROOKS co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
CATLIN & BROOKS co.
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Small Frame Dwelling on
the North Side of Coutts
ST., Between First and
Second Sts., Known as
No. ITO

In execution OF deed Of trust dated
May %, 1915. and recorded In the clerks
office of Richmond ChHncery Court in
.. Il. 232-A, page lDi. default having
beon made In the payment Of IL portion
or the debt therein secured. and being
required SO TO do, ! Will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER is, 1915,
ut o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned property The
dwelling contains four rooms; lot l4x73
feet.
TERMS: For cash az to so much Of
the proceeds rs may he necessary to
defruy the expenses of executing this
trust. including n trustees commission
OF per centum. fees for drawing and
recording deed of trust. to pay four
notes OF $40 each, with interest, dated
May %, 1915, and payable two, three,
four and five months after date, and the
balance payable $40 and interest No
vcmber ~, 1915. and $40 and interest
each month thereafter for twcnty- five
months. until the full purchase price
Is paid
WILLIAM CATLIN.
Trustee.