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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
Great Enthusiasm Marks
Annual Gathering of
Former Students
STREET PARADE A
NOTABLE FEATURE
Glass of 1890 Observes 25th Anniversary
and Wins Trophy Cup = Entertain
ment, Business Meeting and Refresh
ments were Features.

There are reunions and reunions, and
some are prosy and some enthusiastic.
but for one that would require spe-
cially selected superlatives to give it
an adequate description the annual re-
union of the Brattleboro High School
Alumni association last evening in the
high school building and On the high
school grounds and on Main street
stands out conspicuously. 1t was the
biggest and brOadest and most yocifer-
Gus and most demonstrative reunion
the graduates of the school have held,
complete in every detail and thorough
ly enjoyable throughout. Not only were
the classes graduated in recent years
in full force. but there was a large
representation of the earlier classes,
many coming from out of town, and
the class of 1890, which graduated %
years ago and held a special reunion
yesterday, had present a sufficiently
large percentage of its members to win
the trophy cup which had been held
two years by the class of 1912 There
was a remarkable outpouring of for
mer students, and when they assembled
in the high school room for the bust
ness meeting and entertainment the
mass of humanity overfowed the seat
ing capacity and many sat in the win
dows.
The first event was a parade, which
started from the building and proceeded
in double file down the middle of Main
lstreet to the junction of Main and
High streets. 1t was headed by the
First Regiment band, Col. w. 7. Haigh
drum major, Major F. w. Childs acting
as chief marshal When the band
reached High street the rear of the
procession was just leaving the build
ing. big crowd of spectators lined
| the sidewalks and red fire was burned,
and the Japanese lanterns, banners and
various creations which gave individ-
uality to the various classes, coupled
with the noise of horns and other i'm
Iplements for creating sound waves,
made the parade a memorable specta-
| Gle. The older graduates went first,
Icountermarching from High street and
they were cheered loudly as they passed
the younger classes.
Competent Cheering Squad.
In the high school room the class of
1915, which entered the ranks of the
alumni the evening before, occupied
the front section of the recitation seats
land acted as cheering squad with mark
led efficiency. When anything needed
Ito be especially emphasized the cheer
ling squad could be relied upon to meet
1.-THE exigencies of the situation.
When Chairman Z. b. Smith had Sc
Icured the attention of the crowd he
made a few announcements. He re-
minded them that the executive com
Imittee voted a year ago to ask the
ifive-year classes for additional contri-
buttons to meet the expenses of the
Entertainment Next year the classes
of 1886, 1891, 1896, 1901, 1906 and
1911 will be expected to provide the
funds for this purpose, while the main
body of alumni will make their usual
; contributions for refreshments and 9th,
er expenses. Mr.. Smith also called at
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
AT THE CENTRE CHURCH

Friday, June -, 730 p. m-Devotional
service of the church in the chapel. George
i. Dunham will lead
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
IN ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Thursday evening, June 24.-Regular
meeting Of Canton Palestine, No 3, at
80.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24

Excursion to Harvard-Yale boat races
June 25. See adv. for partieulars.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24

Excursion to Harvard-Ya boat races
June 25. See adv. for partieulars.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
DEATHS.

In Guilford, June %, Joel Gaines,
Sc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-24
THE WEATHER.
Partly Cloudy Tonight. Friday Prob
ably Showers. Light Winds

WASHINGTON, June 81. The
weather forecast. Partly cloudy to-
night. Warmer in interior. Friday
probably showers. Light variable winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF DIISSSoLqTTIoN> OF OF PART,
PARTNERS WILL CONTINUE THE
BUSINESS.
Notice is hereby given that the part
Dnership carried OH by c. II. Burton and
Robert Q. McClintocll. under the name
and style of Burton " McClintock.
plumbing. timing and gas fitting, 504
West Main Street has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, and in
the future the business will be carried
on by the said G. II. Burton, on his sep
arate account. who will pay and receive
all debts due and owing to and from
the said partnership in the regular
course of business.
This l7th day OF February, 1915.
{. II. BURTON,
ROBERT o. McCLINTOCK.
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FOR SALIi-Farms


FARM, miles Williamsburg: $50 acres
- clcari 20 pecan, over 200 apple
trees. also plmns, peaches and grapes,
*i,H'o "rrtn Of timber. Price. $4,000,
terms reasonable. George wright
Williamsburg, va.
FARM ; miles Williamson $50 acres.
80 cicar 20 pecan, over 200 apple
trees: also rlpms peaches ana GRAPES:
Sl,1tO worth timber. Price, $4,000.
Terms reasonable George Wright,
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.
FOR sale. farm OF l2J acres In Ham
over County, miles. from railroad
station. schools. churches and stores
miles. price, $500. Address 4 2IS.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR salc-Chcap farms. on the water
and near ans prosperous city and
unusually fine markct. 20 acres at
$IH- 4" acres with ucw slate roof,
d"' -ng. NOW nutbuildings. orchn ri.
S4,@h'. 30 acres, near Hampton, Ia"
richest city ia Virginia, on fine she'll
road, chciccat location. excellent land.
new I-room dwelling, plenty fruit only
$4,000. 20 acres. me land, half cleared.
balance timber worth si,j0o, fair
nous" and stable. possession at once
only $500. Get these IN time for
your spring crops Come to sec these
bargains. SnnineVvillc Trust COMPANY.
Inc, Newport News Va.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FIVE ABSENCE touring car fully
equipped, 5000. Two passenger roads,
ter. excellent condition, $500. Five
passenger touring ear, fully equipped
and in good condition, $50. y. X. TIL
lar. 1905 West Broad.
LET us have your automobile to repair
and paint: we will make 1t look like
new. All work guaranteed. Thos. II.
Duke & Co. S04 Brook Avenue.
AUTOMOBILE springs made and re-
paired ny X. ~. Boshcr's Sons. Is
South Ninth Street.
BEST automobile painting and repair
ing done by II. H. Boshcr's Sons. 10
South Ninth Street.
RICiMOND'S first .Iitncy Auto will
start to-day at \. NJ. on Grove
Avenue to Sixth and Broad Fare. sc.
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FOR SALE-Resl Estate.


FOR sale, nice home on Floyd Ave-
nu". detached, with S rooms. . baths,
hot water heat electric lights; every
thinE up-to- date; easy terms. II lGG.
care Times Dispatch.
EAST Grace street property containing
~ rooms suitable for boarding house.
now hllcd with boarderS; also good will
VIII sacrifice for quick sale or exchange
Tor Other propcrty in West End. f.. o.
Ho% as. city.
NICE modern homo of - rooms on
iloyI AvCuuc, near Monroe Park.
direct from owner. Price, 50 1000 Ad-
utess Z no. care Times Dispatch.
lMPkoNED property. colorcd section;
Splendid income Investment. Address
q y. care Times Dispatch.
S2.Ioc buys G-rooin modern brick house
ia west End $500 cash Lot on
Monument Avenue. near ridden. cheap.
{ l25, care Times Dispatch.
FOR sure real estate Investments. SEQ
GcorS" 6. boinde,Xter. $40 East Main
street about West Broad street un-
Improved property. All tho way out
either side Now is the timc 20 invest
before this property jumps up, owing
to near future big Developments.
VERY desirabl" i4-room detached house
on Third Street near Main Admir-
ably suited for boarding. Walters X
Morton, Inc. g North Tenth Street.
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

One light grocery wagon, used only
months, TO be sold NJ cost: heavy
grocery wagon, newly painted. ! omen
wagon, suitable for street hauling: sev
erll good business bugEics newly
painted, rubber tires, Al bargain prices
y Alsy.r $ sons, ~ East Cary Street
= large stock OF wagons. carriages.
runabouts ana bugGics can be found
At Il ii. Boshcr's Sons. 10 South Ninth
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HELP Observation-Disclosures.

NANFED. physician registered in Nir-
kim" or hurth Carolina for medical
nuNsrt.iug Office. Address Virginia
!'oioi. Room .. stanton, Va.
WANTEi'. 10 hear f:om all teachers
who hold state certificates ard arc
wiihou, schools We can place YOU y,
once The TTIirginia Teachers, Bureap,
Hciehts, Elcbmond. Va. Phone Nadi-
uou hHlS Also GordonsV!l!o Branch, J.
dHD=gillC
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MEETINGS.

Hot Springs, Va, February 10, 1915
Hot Springs Company.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Vir-
Einia Hot Springs Company for the
lGrpose OF elccting directors and for
the transaction OF such other business
as lay lawfully come before the said
meeting. including the approval of all
o. the acts OF the board of directors
am of all committees thereof OF tho
said company in the past ear. will be
in the Homestead Hotel. at Hot Springs,
Va. on SATURDAY. the 18th day OF
February, 1915, At IL \. NJ. The trans
fer books Will be closed Friday, Feb
ruary ~, at 3 +. NJ. and remain closed
until 10 ~. Nj. Monday. March /. 1915.
III A REll,H
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FOR RENT-Flats.

FOR rent. new flats. rooms each.
PARK Avenue, near Meadow Epps &
Epps y Co, so2 East Franklin
FOR rent. second floor Nat OF rooms
with bath. Apply at All North Sew
cnth Street.
NICELY decorated broom fiat strictly
mod hot water heat: excellent To-
cation; possession At once. Phone Bou-
levard 1lIi-W
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LADIES' TAILOR

have just returned from New York
and have brought with me the smart
est and most up-to-datc models. and
am Offering YOU for the next week.
my S55 and $50 models for $50. Don't
miss this splendid opportunity to get
these beautiful models at this spccial
price. j. katz. Ladies' Tailor II;
Second Street. Elevator Service fourth
floor.
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In execution OF a certain deed of
IN the clerks office of the Hustings
Court. Part IT,, of the city OF Rich
mond. Va. in u. r. 81, page 30. default
having been made I'm the payment of
the debt thereby secured, and being
directed so to do by the noteholdcr we
VIII sell at public auction on the prem
Uses on
MONDAY. MARCH l. 1915.
at i:+5 O'Clock T. NJ
the following described property lying
and being in the city OF Richmond. Va.
in Washington Ward. to-wit: Lot 6.
in Block IL. in the plan of BELLEVUE.
beginning at point on the south line
of Bellevue Avenue. distant siXty-t three
feet six inches east OF the southeast
intersection of Twentieth or Lee Street
with bellevue Avenue: thence extend
ing IN an caStcriy direction and front
ing on the said south line OF Bellevue
Avenue thirtE-one feet three inches,
thence back from said front between
parallel lines to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to so much of tho
proceeds as may be necessary to pay
the costs OF executing this trust and
the expenses OF sale. including trus-
tees commission OF per cent. and to
pay off ten notes Of $3.50 each. with
interest from April 25. 1918. and addi-
tional interest amounting to SAFE and
the balance payable $3.50 per month
with interest at the rate OF per cent
trust on the property; or all cash. at
tho option of tho purchaser.
j. POPE NASH,
GOLSAN & NASH, INC,
Auctioneers.
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FOR RI9ET-Rooms.

NICELY furnished rooms, us and rs
East Marshal; Street. Mrs j. Z Fittz
LARGE rooms. southern exposure; also
Aall room central $50 East Grace.
ATTRACTIVE rooms u North sixth
he'"'.n Franklin and Main Streets
TWO nicely furnished, large connecting
rooms, adjoining bath. hot-wat"r
neat, electric lights, phone VIII rent
.-LArLt.Ly u desired. 1921 West Grace
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81 iNJ ED-SaIccH,rn.

80 NtN making the general store
trade who WISH 10 make extra money
cHn learn OF good size line paying large
commission. ana which is well known
and extensively advertised; correspond
enc" nouhd"utlal Give FUN particulars
~ iiTsi letter ADDRESS J.. .. Boz. !i43
tI.Hnoud Va
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VICTOR. BROAD at Elghth.

&c Day ana Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
roipAy. sr,Ecl;Nl FIXTURE pay,
littieSi Rcb"l' six PARTS. when
TN" BuCle CALL Selig drama.
COM NG-"lT"S : LONG, Lose WAY
70 M TbRpESr%yy rrriii1ay' i 1%,h Day
nubin Special. "'rh" BLACK pia-
mond" 'SolieJ. Amt 1t the Truth
tEssanay comedy, aud another comedy.
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REX BROAD Mt seventh

&C Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
7 y p y Y - THE DECISION" IN
two reels, American. featuring Miss
Greenwood and Edward CoNcn. struck
OIL" two reels. kritcrion. Hearts and
Plants" Keystone comedy
Il - NJ q X /; q w - THE GRUDG O."
Bronchc. two-rcel, featuring VIM. s.
Hart None SO Blind Kriteron. The
EAtnl Rlnck Enar" Mniestic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-.iaie.


- A<TED. employment In or near city
for ThitS and colorCG boys. IA to II
years OF aS'c. Juvenile Court of Rich.
aoJd i.o2m 5. Civ Hail. Phone Ran
t".IH ~
NPCNf; man with good references de-
sircs position to learn tho under
liiiins !tur'"cgs. Address Il S02. care
Times dispatch
DING man with ycars' Office expert
oasircs position which Viii re-
.lf" bH.i Of his 'lWe on outside Best
oI references. y 2l5. care Times Dis
Fpl 80 glon rapid TYPEWRITER operator
ara Office assistant. acquainted with
ming system and advertising have own
MACHINE row Employed by large mail
nihr. house, desires change. Address
g.. %. box Gl-. city
81 t&'f ti Position wanted b. AN cE-
Halit ag%L hotel clerk 20 begin work
once would consider proposition
sim cigar Store or news stand Best
references iGrTi he'd Address / li5.
care Eiw"s-DIsp=ilu.
uODKr; EEPER. youn- man. 2 years'
'Nu'rieur" IN aouhle entry bookkeep-
,Es and general Office work: som"
kuHwi dge % typo writing: Grst-cla IS
Ieierc ncss v ". Sanders, Windy
i'NIiI's
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MISCELLANEOUS .gASYs.
MONEY To LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
Aiff rd;Yi : ~ received for loans
m,nimproycd town property and farm
II terest payable annually or semi NJ.
Giants for loans viii please give De-
scriPt!on location and valuation OF
property offered as security for loan.
state improvements and valuation OF
WE want county representatives to re-
property AND serve as our exclusive
representative. Attorney or zeal es-
tate man preferred. Applicants for
lively required TO furnish at least two
,'a racaer references and forward pos
/ KS hvs &c s,amnS. for appheation
reply. Wit southern one South
,.Sicrn u 'rtgaEc Loan Association,
Fourth National Bank Building, At
Id 'l';., 'i'''
WANTED: papers OF southern IIistori
c4i society; Monthly parts: volume
Is i l. !; Ti l.. e; VI. q vi, .. i,
II, IL. % cents for each liumher viii
pay So for volume N.-agu,,ictc. South
crn iiisiiorical Society. 53Gi West Grace
street, Richmond, Va.
small. set Of books to keep Mt night
or cl"rica! work OF any kind. Thor
nughlv capable. q %. care Times
'pispatch.
WANTED. to buy 1900 second -ha nd
bricks. Let me know price and
where they can he seen. L. o. Box 1877
FOR EXCHANGE. EQUITY IN RICH-
MoND CITY PROPERTY For
HORSES AND MULES or OVERI.AND
or MANN ELI. AUTOMOBILE. 1915
MODEL, IN No. l CONDITION. AID
DRESS r SO. CARE TIMES DISPATCH.
: pieces Gxl2-12: So pieces sxS-i3::
all oak delivered Worncid. Brunswick
county Va. w. j. Grantham, WorneId,
Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs

RARE business opportunity In Rich
inond for woman who understands
first class drcssmaking. Small amount
of capital required. Address, 502 Cham
Der OF Commerce. Atlanta. Ca.
FOR sale, ono OF the best established
carriage and wagon factories in the
South doing a good cash buaincss
Choice location. clear or debt Direct
from owner. 9 1873. caro- Times Dis
patch.
Fol; sale or trade, apartment property
In Washington. -. Z. Twenty first
section of the city. VIII trade for 4
Gcod farm or timber lands. =. H.
Thompson. salisbury. \. &. John {.
lawson. South Boston. Va.
y baltimore saloon: old stand: west
Baltimore street. Rent, Including
dwelling. only $50 n month. Price SO, :
o'h. Address T. SweGrcr. 1895 T.. Ian
vale Strent. nnltimOre. Mo.
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= y NTTn-igcnts

BILLY SUNDAYS Message Author.
T.i. We viii pay you sl2o To dis
lTihJ;e II tu Your uc!Ehborhood: so
dt|s' work. Great opportunity for man
nF woman. Spare time may be used
PARTICULARS and s.npl" free. Universal
h.Hla House, Philadelphia.
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VIRGINIA.. I'll East Broad

sc Day and Night. Except OH Special
Feature Days.
T Q y ~ I'M AMATEUR PROD
tgal," in two parts. Poet and Pea
SAINT comedy, featuring Arthur Y.
Johnson The Engineers Peril" Fiji
tccnth episode of "Tha Hazard OF
no MORROW SPECIAL, THE PIT"
in five parts. featuring Wilton Lack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24
WORKMAN PEhTROS3.
lon 4, tnpn RIM md Sn,,-a..f

lug tlccEIhS uHu surveying.
County Phone. iiariov-- ",
MONEY 70 loan. stop paying rent We
roam money 10 buy or build homes
or To pa" OFF mortgages anywhere in
the United states. only per cent
annual interest We give yuu . years
and ; months To repay loan at the rate
OF IS per month OF each $1,000 Dor
row"d. w" VIII show you that il is
'nr"ptr 10 own your own home than
TO pay rent. Six months grace i'm case
81 adYcrsitv Empire Mortgage Com
pauy. Write for fun particulars 10 Nj
bhNidsou, special Agent. 1917 Mutial
building, Richmond, Va. Agents wanted.
FOR sale, prosperous restaurant. with
rooms attached; we'll located: val
unb!" trade easy money, very chcap.
both big elevators running; great In
crease In shipping. new railroad and
many new people coming here. make
come 10 see this bargain. Also good
grocery business cheap. SUmmcrvillc
trust Company. Inc, Newport News
Va;
WANTED, party with small capitni to
purchase one half interest in est.b-
hShed manufacturer Of patruted ar
ucie NOW selling. Address Box S5l.
EaImN!ii", Va.
DESIRING 10 20 TO California, owner.
Wishes 10 sell furniture Of small first
class bOaIding-hOusn filled with hoard =
srs furniture nearly new. \ 800. care
Dispatch.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

WANTED. a storage ROOM with con
crete floor. for small auto truck
within Following boundaries: First and
Twelfth and Broad and Cary. Name
price and describe property. l.. o. Box
lI,E-D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

WANfEp-!f YOU want position as
fireman, brakeman. electric motor
man, conductor. colorcd train or slrcn-
ing car porter. first class Iichmoud-
Baltimore roads Sc5 10 SIZES month *
rsri"nCo Unnecessary. Name position
wanted. Passes ana uniforms furnished.
ADDRESS Halfway institute Dept 5 IN
dianapolis. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

GcNERNMENT positions are easy TO
get. My free booklet II. lGi tolls
how. Examinations In this State soon
Write to-day-uow. Earl Hopl!us
WASHINGTON, II. G..
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. Thoroughbred young hens.
White Wyandottcs, White Leghorrs,
Black Ninorcas, laying eggs now: also
frying size, broilrrS and eggs Prices
rca soma BILE Kings Crossing Mission.
lIcuriCo County, Va -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- AS>'-hb .No iI1bo.
At stud-Touch Me. by the Commoner-
p Touch Not, full brother to Great
the CART, in 1911. Also Imp. Duke OF
kendall, by Sir Modsed-I Imp. Duchess Of
liendal. Fee. $3.50 no Insurance
Enerslie stock Farm. David Duniop,
proprietor. Petersburg. Va.
NOTICE of rcmoval-Thc Blue Blaze
Burner Company has been purchaser
by Richmond firm. ana has removed
from 100 North Eighth Street To lli
North Seventh street. DEMONSTRATORS
all day County rights for sale. Call in.
WANTED, the present address of Mr.
Gently lived at 700 Nicholson Street
Richmond. Va. They will hear some:
Trims, :" their advantage by writing to
v NJ. Cahill. 80 Maple street. Holyoke
Mass.
WANTED, heirs Of Thomas j. Muse to
:. communicate with j. b. Dabncy.
Nicksburg, Mass.
WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnkc Bros. Jewellers. 9l2 East
WEMoUNT DiAMoNDs IN > T Iif
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and silver
taken in exchange.
FOR finest automobile. carriage and
Street s., ct ''oS"e' sons 10 South Ninth
RlCHMoND,,s first Jitney Auto will
start to-day at 7 ~. NJ. on Grove
Avenne TO sixth. and Broad. Fare. Sc.
USE your. silent piano. No knowledge
of music necessary, For absolutely
Tree lessons write Iiox 40. city.
WHY PAY rent? We will loan YOU
money ut per cent interest to hc
repaid at The rate OF $3.50 per month
Write or call on J. W. Ponder PIG
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

THE annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLM
ers OF the Cans Rady Company will
be held at the office OF the company.
1905 East Main street, Richmond. Va
OH March l ut u O'Clock noon.
GEORGE w. RADY,
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FOR SSLE--Horses

FOR sale. good driving and work horse
cheap 10 quick buyer. Can be seer
at Hule's stable
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WHY buy green and wet wood when
YOU can get perfectly dry oak and
same price. Coal to suit every stove
or furnace that burns to ashes. Longs
MndiSOn l06g-lO70
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BOARDING.

40 West Grace Street hot water
board.
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WANTED an cXpegicICcd man in GENTS
furnishing anu hlbcrdashcrv Stat,
cXpericuC" and salary. t. - Box SOS.
panvillc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

WANTED, men to learn barber trace.
lie" weeks required. steady uosltfCns
Tor competent graduates, Wonderful
demand tor BARRIERS. Free r.talo..uc
Richmond Barbe: College. Richmond.
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ALBION, sc THEATRE.

Third. between Broad and Grace.
T @ II y y - "IiAU MED HEARTS"
in two part dranu, with Cleo Madi-
son, comedy: Nellie, the Pride of the
FIRE House" -ko. comedy, Caught
with the Goods" Fathers Three"
comedy drama. in two parts. with
Harry Myers and Brinsley shaw.
OF Elaine" in two parts, mystery, de-
tective serial. featuring Pearl White.
Arnold DAILY and Sheldon Lewis. Com
edy, The Fox Trot Craze" L-Ko COM
cdN. ~ cry Inch lIero"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-24

WANTED 30 men to take horses to
t.urorc at once Soc Virginia BuSi-
ness Exchange. 3lG North Second Street.