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The Detroit times., 1915-07-16
WAY NE GAR DENIS

The Latest y. v. idea. Banjo and man
dolin Specialties arc all the rage IN "
Us leading cabaret shows Hear them
at Wayne Gardens. presented by the
American Hnrmesists. a quartet OF
vocal and insfrune stArs Dottic
Thompson. musical comedy fayorite.
the popular baritone. with new bal
LADS strnub sisters Orchestra fur
Rishes music for dancing. Immense
Cafe. finest service and famous
Wayne food Epecialties. Right on
river front coolest place In Detroit
foot OF ThiTd-aye. J. II. Hayes, PROP.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16
RATTLESNAKE
BITES CHILD

OwoSSo. Mich. July 16.--Asnes.
fourycar-old daughter OF Mrs. Mitch.
ell Michele. living near Perry. took
into her lap rattlesnake that she
found while playing In the yard and
fondlcd the reptile, which fastened
its fangs In her arm. The child
arm ia terribly swollen. but IL Is be-
lleved she will recover.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

cemments on ths Uniform
800 Meeting Topic Of the
80 Peoples socistiss--chr's'
= GWtsaver, stcs-ser July u.
NJ chrisktianity Has Done
~ ~ Werld." Matt t5:1-f1.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

Idleness II only the refuge o.
weak minds, the holiday OF fools
Lord Chesterfield
The way TO make the best OF am
situation Is 10 make IL better
Cope.
think we all know well what cour.
age Is:
Not thewx. not blood, not bulk, not
bravery:
It's highest title. patience.
John Davidson.
He who sows courtesy reaps
friendship. and he who plants kind
mes gathers lose-Basil.
And he shall judge between the
nations, and shall decide concerning
many peoples: and they shall beat
their swords into plowshares. and
their spears into pruning hooks
nation shall not life up swort
against nation. neither shall thee
learn war any more.-Isa- "a.
Dream not Of noble service else
where wrought;
The simple duty that awaits thy
hand
is Gods voice uttertng a divine com
mand;
LIES common deeds build all tha
saints have thought.
| Anon.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16
In the Religious World
The wovld's Debt To the Cross

under any constraint 10 practice
their own precepts. Heather reii'
gions do not exact morality OF their
adherents. Christ lived holy life
His platform was one OF holiness.
OF His disciples He requires hoi-
ness--even the high holiness which
divine love inspires. For a concrete
evidence OF what Christianity has
done for the world, We have but to
look upon the unbroken line OF
saints. from the Apostles down 10
this very hour. who have done the
world the supreme service OF living
In IL a holy life.
Wherever the cross rises, there
service, sacrifice. selfiessness anu
salvation are proclaimed as the aN.d-
ing ideals of life.
Unique and distinctive, in q world
embittered by retaliation and re-
venge, came Christ's teaching OF for.
giveness. He made that test or
membership in His kingdom. The
rnforgiving were denied forgiveness
for themselves. That was how seri-
ously Jesus regarded the place OF
this divine quality in human life.
The world still sorely needs mag
nanimity: but what measure OF u
we now possess is chiefly due 10 the
teaching of Christ upon forgiveness.
Henry Van Dyke has a story The
Lost Word" The title carries the
idea Imagine what a change would
be wrought in all our thinking and
acting II we were suddenly 10 lose
from cur life the word Christ. and
all that IL ccnnotes. In a thousand
unexpected WAYS We should De con-
fronted with evidences OF how thor
oughiy Christianity has permeated
our entire life.
Certain plants grow best in par
ticular localities Under the shad-
Wv Va NARTos "C -C-
tails and asylums and orphanageS
and reformatories thrive; for mans
welfare always goes hand in hand
with Gods glory.
Fortunately, we DO not have 10
depend upon our imaginauons. nor
yet upon ancient history. TO learn
the contrast bet ween Christian and
non-Christian lands There are still
some remote peoples without the
benefit of Christianity. and We have
but TO place the conditions OF their
life alongside of those o, Christian
lands 70 understand that. although
we have yet far 10 go before fully
the ideals OF Jesus. we
have nevertheless made transform.
ing strides.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

important industry in United States.
This lack of such statistics Is due
10 the absence of any uniform re
oulrements in the various states as
TO the requirements OF Industrial &C
cldents. Prior 10 the establishment
of workingmen's compensation sys
tens. no state received reports OF
all accidents In It's industries
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

the examiner that Chicago is favor.
ed. at the expense OF Detroit and
other eastern points. in southwest
ern freight rates. Among the De-
troit men who attended the hearing
are w. l.. Davies, president OF the
Acme White Lead q Color works .
George Rumble. of the Detroit Stove
works: w. ]. Buchanan. OF Fred.
erick Stearns a Co.. and Hugh Hig.
gin botham. OF Dodge Bros.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

~ Christianity this weary old
I'D has discovered the fountain Of
lGDetual youth; for In the love Of
xlst the race Is forever renewing
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16
OUTLOOK FOR
BETTER FREIGHT
RATES HOPEFUL

Traffic Commissioner Waterfall. OF
the Board OF Commerce, returned.
Wednesday. from Today hearing
on the subject of rates to southwest
ern points. before Examiner c. r.
Marshall. OF the interstate com
merce commission, and reported
that the outlook for better rates Is
encouraging. He contended before
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

There are $4,000 in the soldiers
homes supported by the govern
ment. This is independent OF the
state homes.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-16

HXUY WILLIAM u GSe'Si
"a world was old when Chris
~ MAS born. II was a wise
Yipe in sophIstication. states
and philosophy. We have
~ surpassed. even II We have
1nhed, the worldly wisdom OF the
whose writings we call the
xnics. They sounded the depths
$tthe human mind and heart.
Sgtheleas, the ancient world into
- Jesus came was dying of its
cruelty and moral rottenness.
~ that were strong oppressed the
liilitsriSm held unauestion-
10y. Stateeraft Was dominated
Plantation and pride. Selfishness
the worlds sceptre. What new
40 Jesus contribute TO this old
1u, its organization and its bril-
- intellectually? That is fair
Itton TO ask. Sir James Bryce a
days ago answered 1t In an ad-
- IN Great Britain. He pointed
RI 4hat Christ brought to earth the
t4r1ne az love. Upon his revela-
~ of the lore OF God for man. and
uAuss love 10 man. the whole dis
111ve fabric OF Christianity is
I'D. The changes which II has
800 In the life OF humanity since
"a they have been many and pro
nd--have all been expressions OF
w. Now the prophecy is being
Rely made. even In thees days of
S6eeful war. that the fullest concep-
~ of love that humanity has yet
Hleyed viii be revealed in the re-
1904 following these days Of I'M
1herly strife. The cry Il being
nded, In time OF hate, prepare
|IP love-"
~ Christianity this weary old
lid has discovered the fountain of
|&GDetual youth; for In the love Of
{l1t the race Is forever renewing
saln thinking Of certain prisons
nlvo seen. In Turkey and In China.
ociaIly recall two. one at Eregli.
Asia Minor. where the man in
~ fhs huge cage was not more
~ than the wife and babe out
~ ~ whom he looked for food:
4t tho other II Chinkiang. China.
14e N mere hole--indescribable
y - 11th-the wallowing victims
E1ko law cried aloud TO the stran-
1&nw tood, In contrast with these,
oEot prisoas II America that ! |
ever known anything about. |
w pa1attal. Contrast with them |
ho vAst movement for prison re-
" and we understand how. in q
esnse. Jesus has brought de-
once to the captive. He has
j Hi own spirit Of compassion |
~ prisoner into the heart of
6ntsndom-
NJ = builder Of schoolhouses
~ EAriat1aaity been, We who
Iv - personal knowledge Of 90
order wherein everybody can
- 70 school, do not realize that
S has been no education for the
- Of mankind where Christian
- not known Learning has
M Ia privilege of the aristocracy.
s M lighted the torch Of
W1odge for the whole world.
3ng the Dark Ages. when Europe
plunged into intellectual n
church kept the torch alight.
- IN our own day, the light Of J
Nation II being carried into the
olGtoDt African krall and the far
M ~ village Of Asia.
w 2 100 80 t4as 4
Our Christianity Is what OF
1T = In you--George Macdon-
& lS1stiauity has carried civilixa-
= a1cng with II whithersoever IL
~ foae.-Hare.
"A 4me's wise men and Greece's
~ men wrote beautifully upon
III themes. but they did not feel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
RoWLES & JONES co. INC.
Real Estate Auctionncr.
AUCTION SALE oI
HouSE AND LOT IN PROVIDENCE

TRLSTEEs AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND Lot IL PROViDEN,.r;
PARK.
IN execution Of. certain deed Of
trust 10 the undersigned trustee dated
September IS. 1919. and recorded in
the clerks office Of Hcnrico County
IN H. L. 2o4-R, page 2I3, default hav-
ing been made in tho payment OF the
debt thereby secured, and being re :
CURED by the beneficiary so to do
VIII proceed TO sell the property men
toned in said deed OF trust. on the
promises. OIL
THURSDAY, .NOVEMRER (, 1915.
AT 1870 r. NJ,
all that certain lot or parcel of land
with tho frame dwelling thereon lying
and being in the County of Hcnrico.
Virginia, in the plan OF Providence
Park. about TWO miles north OF Rich
mond, beginning AZ point OH the
south line OF Park Avenue. ninety 600
feet from the intersection Of Brancr
Avenue, with Park Avenue. thence
running along and fronting on Park
Avenue. thirty 900 feet, thence back
between parallel lines ono hundred and
thlrty-fiNe tl3j) feet to AN alley fifteen
90 feet wide. and designated as lot
No. 10 in block No. 3, in the plan of
Providence Park. which plan is re-
corded in l.. r.. 10, page >.
TERMS. cash
GEORGE 6. FlTZHUGH.
-, Trustee.
Whereas the terms arc cash, the auc-
tloneer Will make very liberal loan
on the property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
BY ]. II. CARNEAL & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
GOOD BRICK RESI- Dt.NcE, No
i02i2 EAST LEIGH STREET.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust.
dated May -, 1919. recorded in the
clerks Office, Richmond Chancery
Court. !. b. 22IB. page 1872. default
having been made in tho payment OF II
ana having been required by the bene-
hcihry therein so TO do will, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1915,
n, 1870 o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises, proceed to sell at
public auction. tho property convey cd
therein. Il" follows:
M All thai lot of land, With imrrove-
mond. Va. OH tho north line of Leigh
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, commencing NJ - point on the
northern line OF Leigh Street ~ feet
east OF The eastern line of Fourth
street. thence running caStwardiy
along and fronting on the said north
ern line OF Leigh Street. u feet 10
inches and extending back uorthwardly
from said front between parallel lines
ITO feet to AN alley.
The improvements consist OF II brick
dwelling, with about seven rooms and
hall. in good condition An excellent
renting locality
TERMS, Cash sufficient TO pay all
cost OF sale and taxes to day OF sale.
and :, note of Sa00. with interest from
May 10. 1915. subject. however to Il
mortgage OF $1,000, due May Is. 1916.
INC purchaser to assume the said
mortgage with interest from May ~.
'?la. and the residue AT twelve
hlonths. secured by deed OF trust on
the said property.
J. T Carnival,
y. B.-Eetter terms can he made by
auctiOncerS.
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THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auct iOuecrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31


BY virtue of a deed of trust. to the
undersigned trustee dated October -.
1871. and recorded in the clerks Office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. in II. B..
229-D, page $50, default having been
made in the payment of II par, OF the
deht secured TO he paid therein. and
holder, | will sell. at public auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1918.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ,
tho real estate described in the said
deed Of trust. as follows:
six t26! feet six go inches on the
north line of Leigh Street, together
with all the improvements thereon.
street, bounded and described as fol-
lows: beginning on the north line OF
Leigh street Al a point distant TWEEN
Fourtl street, thence running east
wardly along the northern line OF
ls.l; street .s and fro;nting, thereon
and running back northwardly he
tween parallel lines one hundred and
ten ulO) feet 70 an alley in common
TERMS; Cash as to sufficient to de-
fray the expenses OF executing this
trust. any taxes due at the time OF
sale, and the pro rata of taxes for the
year 1915. and TO pay two notes. on.
Of $1,000 and the other OF $50. due
October, %. 1915. and Il credit as to
Fi'"pu ruS Ottopti 1910, ana one
OF 500 due October 20. 1916; any resi-
due 1T one and two years from date
OF sale, secured by Il deed Of trust on
the property herein mentioned
This sale is made subject to Il prior
deed Of trust Of $4,000, due October I
1916. and the unmature1 interest notes
secured therein, which said deed is re-
corded in the clerks Office Of Rich
mond Chanccry Court, in ID. b. 229- A
page rs
THOMAS II. WYATT,
Trustee
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VALE NTLNE AUcTlo0
~ PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
elS EAST BROAD FL

TENTS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION
CAMP EQUIPMENT
At AUCTION.
We Will sell. at our auction sales
rooms, No. 6lh East Broad Street
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ,,
tl2:30 o'clock L. NJ,
the equipment of II large railroad con-
siructlon camp, consisting OF A mum
Der OF large and medium size tents
heating stoves, cots. mattresses, bed
ding. crockery. cooking utensils etc
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioneers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

HUGTiI;S'S HAIRDRESS1NG PNRL0PS
SHANltOING, manicurinp. facial mas
sage. scalp treatments We give the
MOI OIL artiScpt'c scalp treatment Com
plete stock OF human hair goods and
toilet articles Combines made !rto
any style .d9 North Third
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1t Does Not Paw

TO let your property dcpreciatc. Prob
ably pair of blinds, Il little flooring
shape now. We have what yOu need.
RICHMOND LUMBER co. INC,
Fourth and Stockton Streets.
RICH dark color TO gray hair Spc-
ciaiiS' advice against harmful h..ir
stains and dyes. But why use tn. IN
when YOU can bring back the natural
color with HERMAN Virginia Schmitt
Hair Tonic" This is accomplished By
the oxygen in the hair. induced by this
preparations Absolutely harmless;
Keeps n"w gray hairs from show fIrS
Removes dandrun. keeps hair natural-'
colorcd. II is put up ia concentrated
essence IN powdered form. You add
water and Get enough from one pack
ag" To last q long time Send 81 tor
large pa"kag" 10 Herman Schm:tt. tie.
iaTtncnt II. l.. -. Boa SIO.f Richmond
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SHOE REPAIRING

SPECIAL for the balance Of .c,obcr--
water proof solos. regular price.
-; WIN COUPON '5c. Heh, wh,tc-
oaH s1!c' ~ ""n.S sn""- regular
p'lrc. SO, VIII coupon. -Jg De-. i.:di.Y
half sole. regular .Dr'..c. $50 Vim cou-
pom. ioc. u Robin. .lO En.t f;roA,i
street. leading shoe r"pnir"r ~ Rich-
nonu Work called for and delivered
United t,gar Coupons given with all
work fuil value. Fes; work at rc.,-
sonabic prlcc.. Ladies' waiting room.
Week Conc Will. sou W.,it. Whit" oak
Leather o."maiv"lI "" cali f"r and
'"t'N"' nil parts Of city. III" White
OAK Shp" i;"p"'rir@. u" Nuith Firth
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FOR S.AIf.-IsenI Estate

roR sale. joining lots. lOOxls5. be-
Avenue: we'll in: splendid locatio :
,neai ste for home. or Eood invest
Wilson. l26 Marshall street, Peters
burg. Va.
iiol'tW ELL income property. - living
rooms and large Storeroom. Guar
nntecd rental value of $500 per month.
Near sight OF new So, 0hn Catholic
mhnrch. Pricc. $1,000 to quick buyer
Terms easy. Address 4 lOi. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale, desirable storchousc.
cant lots attached, nj Mineral Va, a
thriving town 30 miles from Richmond
on main iine OF {. d q. Il. r.. or would
rent al! or Il part OF same to right
party. reasonable. Apply TO Box i76.
EoMlinG Green. Va.
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PLUMBING work If all Kinds pronp,
attention GiNcn 10 AL Jobs. l,,.-o or
small For quick vie. call Madison
~ Gillian / shaw. To-" I:as, Main
Street.
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NOTICE-l.cgal
COAST LINt: KAlLnoAn

ATLANTIC COAST LINE. RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Office OF the Treasurer
Wilmington. y. G.. oct 20, 1915.
THE board Of directors of the Atlantic
tonSt Line Railroad Company has
declared per cent interest on the cen
tiiicatcS Of Indebtedness Of that com
panN, payable at the office OF the
treasurer, Wilmington. y. g. on and
after November |. 1915. The transfer
books arc closed from the list day OF
october, 1873, TO the LIST day OF Novem-
hcr. 1878. both Inclusive.
JAMES j.. POST
Trn.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNFrUHI2 MD PACKING.
FURNITURE, China and wedding pres
cnts packed and shipped with care.
Jacob Gmlauf. Phone Madison 32g.
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BOOKS ANo PERIODICALS

WANTED, to soil 10 volumes q. Henry
volumes kipling's best works
icathcr binding. Price reasonable
call Madison $40.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 all magazines ana
pcriodicals published, journals for
Mriic Tor attractive offers Charles \
Matkina. Box 235. Manchester station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Special. NOTICES.

OLD false teeth ana old gold and sill
yer. lJc to :" paid for old broken sets
Of false teeth. Higher a.: sh prices for
old jcweiry. such RS rings. watches,
chains; spcctacieS, etc. any condition.
bridge work This wec1 only. Drop
pcstal. Will call. & i2y, care Times
Disputch ''..- 'e--.'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WANTED. you To know that w H.
cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
tewelry work are the lowest in town.
Satisfac''on Is guaranteed 1915 Eas
Main Street =. \ :"
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I'T''T ~. = I'I
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY

a y stated communication Of Item
KY III" Union Lodge. "" 100. A.
w +. y \. NJ. will he held in Mn-
s"ni" tiali, III l.: NoriA Twenty MI
street, MONDAY EVENING. Ncvembcr
! 1T o clock. Members OF sister lodg cs
@i" t.amslc:t brethren arr frdtHrnaily
iUSited IL Ac present.
Ey ordcr Of Nh" Wcrshipful master
JOSEPH :, WILSON
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ICE. CO..L AND WOOD

TRY my. clean coal that burns Up clean.
II lasts longest wood that splits
easy. makes lasting heat Kindlir.
only slIb lund. Have been selling
II IS years. Long 1906 Yves, HrUaG
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

THE Chesterfield Chapter, l.. -. e. will
give an entertainment at Forest Hill
lark Schoolhousr fr,lay, Nuvombc" >.
iicFets 20 cents single or IL cents for
more than one.
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REP.tI; SHOPS.

ANTIQUE furniture made L. order re-
ruired aud rcn'ish"i OUT of town
WORK promptly attended to. Estimates
Tree PRICES right. SteinuutZ Is Wcst
Main Madison S307
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Pr IONAi..

WANTED YOU to know that w. II
toWardinS Sons prices on watch n nj
j"wclry work are the lowest in town.
Satisfaction is guaranteed. 1915 East
Main street. RI.
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FI.oWuElNG pI.ANTs-BuLis

SEND for catalogue OF winter flower.
ing. decorative plants and bulbs.
Singer the Florist Route 80. H..rroGs.
hung. Nv.
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BYclcLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

FOR sale. ono 1915 model Indian
motorcycle. with side car White
Motor co. 1909 West Broad
'oR sal" cheap. bicycle. good as ncw
can Boulevard .iS3-N'
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GOLD AND SILVER.

WANT Ed q buy for cash old gold ana
silver. FINE watch ana Jcwciry re-
pairing "A speciality. T.. Q Meyer jew
elry co. 81 West ErouI Strec5
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WATCHES AND JHwELny.
scHAAF"S JEWEl.RY spECIALs

scHAAt"S JEw:l.RY SPECIALS.
S7.75 - 20-ycar guaranteed ia,lics'
American watch.
so.76-Gcn,s 2o-year Elgin.
si5.oo-Ladics' solid gold I;lgin. .t
s1s.oo-Genta' solid gold Eisim
s2o.oo--2o-yc year Hamilton, u tcwcI
adjusted.
tl2.50-Diamond ring specials
S3oo0--Lndics' or gents diamond rln@s.
bluc-whtC; big bargains
S5.o0--Diamond Iavallicrs. fun Gu,
stones
SS.25-Stcriine cigarette cases.
YOU can do better Il, Srhaar Bros.
JeWelcrs. i26 East broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

To tn" creditors OF PM. q. KELLY.
of Richmond. in the County of Hen
rico ana district Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby giveI. that on the
18th day OF October. A. u. 1915. tho
said Phil 6. KELLY was duly adj
iUdic:.ted bankrupt, and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held
in nay office. Rooms Nos. S02 and sos,
American National Bank Building
Richmond, Va. on the 10TH DAY OF
NOV EM Der, ~ H.. 1915. at 20 o'clock
IN the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint 81 trustee examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before said
meeting.
TiIOS. Is. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy
ntNnp
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BUSINESS CARDS

iOPEWEI.L, CITY Joint and Peters
burg collections handled hy Us at rca-
sonabic rates. National Mercantile
agency. Mechanics Building, PETERS
burg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

To The creditors of ANNIE LuBNER,
OF Richmond in the County OF Hem
rico. and district aforcsaid-Eank-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WIN. B. PIZZINI COMPANY.
Real ESTATE Agents and Auctionecrs.
i23 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

IF you want Il good rubber heel;-try
the Wing Foot, the best on the
market Put on ana distributed by j
q. Leland. 32l-323 North Fifth Street.
100 colored men for railroad work 81 90
day. -" al Main street Depot .
Business Exchange. BIG North send
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1E VALENTINE AUcTIoNe
X PHONE MADISON 1906
els EAST BROAD f.

TRUSTEES Al LECTION SALE
Ol.'
El.EcTRlc MOTOR, wooDwoRKIN,i
MACHINERY. OFFICE F'liIiNI-
TURE. ETC
Pursuant to AN order Of tho District
court Of tho United states Tor the
Eastern District Of Virginia. entered
on the 18th day or October, 1915, in the
matter of David {. Kennedy, bank
rupt, ] will sell. on the premises
Nos. and Cedar Tree Street.
stop II. Barton Heights
v-MoRkOW ,Mc%DANp. NOVEM-
HEk !. 1915.
at 3 o'clock !. NJ.
one horsepower Electric Motor, one
Grinder. four Saws. Two 5-foUt Clamps
:" pounds Belt Dressing. Line Shaft :
ing and lullcys. one .Tointcr. one Sa W
one Wood Wise Screw, lot Bclting
bowSer OIL Tank and Pump lot I.uin-
Der. Faint, Wire ScrecuS two Roller
Top Desks. one Barlock TypsWriter.
one TYPEWRITER Table, ono Filing cab
met. two Revolving Chairs. one IIalI
Tree. OIL stove, Glue Pot. etc
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
ANDREW j. ELLIS
w Trustee
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