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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
Doctor Says NuXated Iron Will
Increase Strength OF Delicate
People 2OO% in Ten Days

meals for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see for yourself
how much you have gained. l have
seen dozens OF nervous run down
people who were ailing all the time
double. and even triple their strength
and endurance and entirely get rid of
their symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and
other troubles in from ten to four
teen days time simply by taking iron
in the proper form. and this. after they
had in some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any benefit.
the wonders wrought by new rem
edies, but when you come down to
hard facts there is nothing like good
old iron to put color in your cheeks
and good sound, healthy flesh on your
bones. 1t is also great nerve and
stomach strengthener and the best
blood builder in the world. The only
trouble was that the old forms of in
organic iron like tincture Of iron, iron
acetate, ETC., often ruined peoples
teeth, upset their stomach and were
not assimilated and for these reasons
they frequently did more harm than
good. But with the discovery of the
newer forms or organic iron all this
has been overcome. Nuxated Iron for
example. is pleasant to take, does not
injure the teeth and is almost immed-
lately beneficial.
NOTE-The manufacturers Of Nux-
ated Iron have such unbounded conf
dence in its protency that they auth
orize the announcement that they will
forfeit $4,000 to any Charitable In
stitution If they cannot taken any man
or woman under sixty who lack iron
and increase their strength 200 per
cent or over in four weeks time, pro-
vided they have no serious organic
trouble. Also they will refund your
money in any case in which Nuxated
Iron does not at least double your
strength in ten days time. 1t is dis
pensed in this city by all druggists
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
MACY wins HoNoRS
IN CHECKER MEET

Harvey Todd carried off first hon.
ors with a score of 35 points, and E. r.
Hunt and r. S. Hunt each with score
of 32 points. tied for second in the
checkers tournament. which closed at
the Y. M. G. A. last night.
e. S. Hunt has challenged the win
ner to a twenty-game match, two sit.
tings of ten games each. under the two
move restriction rule. Macy has not
signified his acceptance of the chal-
lege.
Following are the results of the
finals played last night for all con-
testants:
George Parry, fourth, 81 points;
George Muey, fifth, 80; DR.. w j.
Smith, sixth. 90; Joe McConaha, sew
enth, 90: H. ID. Cromwell. eighth. 16;
e. g. Williams. ninth, 8; w. l.. Ellis.
tenth, ~; z. Pottinger, eleventh, g.;
W. r. Hunt, twelfth, 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
OlD-TlME COLD
CURE-DRiNK TEA!

Get a small package of Hamburg
Brest Tea, or as the German folks call
it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy Take a tablespoonful of
the tea, put cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through sieve and
drink teacupful at any time. It is the
most effective way 10 break up a cold
and cure grip, as it opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus break cold at once. 1t
is inexpensive and entirely vegetable,
therefore harmless-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
FILLS
BASKETS WITH
II FIELD SHOTS

Despite the fact that Roland Dollins
had predicted that his team. Rushville,
would eliminate the Carthage five, the
boys failed to fill the contract, and
so Dollins' team went out of the run
ming in a slam-bang affair that only
ended after the Carthage Crew had
filled the hoops for a 40-to-1 total.
The Carthage five, led by Ike Ken
nedy. displayed talent that rates it
as one of the likeliest in the tourney
race. The scores:
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MARTIN BEATS KING
WITH 179 AVERAGE

That Bert Martin stands mighty
hefty chance Of taking initial honors
in the Martin-Dickinson trophy tour
ney was evidenced last night, when
Art King came" saw" and was
conquered In a set of matches that
ended with the figures at S94-859
status. Although King rung up the
highest number Of pins, 213, in one
single game, Martin rolled more con-
sistently. Martin averaged 179; King
172. The scores:
Martin 159 209 1863 1872 1876
Martin 49,. 159 209 169 1852 1854
King $50. 209 213 147 165 $3.50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
PUTS
CAMBRIDGE OUT

Cambridge City was dropped by the
wayside when the speedier Spiceland
A. G. crew with Shell Simmons, Emo
O'Neal and Ernie Porter, alternating
at the wheel, shot across the wire a
winner in the time 25-7. Cambridge
City proved bunch of hardy scrap
pers, and the game was not as one
sided as the score would seem to indi-
cate. Simmons and O'Neal led the
scoring for the winners. Lahrman
was responsible for the C. C. total.
The scores:
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CLAN
PUTS PARKER'S
five ON BENCH

The dope bucket was tilted when the
Lewisville clan of high tourney con-
testants slipped up on Union City and
administered a 19-to-5 wallop in the
first game at the high school gym last
night. Oscar Morton's crew of Lewis
Williams just simply couldn't be STOP
ped, and Rus Parker's crowd of leather
tossers were lucky to get away with
the Appoint margin no larger. Neff,
center for the winners, was the one
particular bright spot The scores:
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in the hands of committee composed
of Omer Todd, chairman; Louis Me
wohner and Herman Ecker.
Team membership was limited to
fifteen players, names Of whom must
be filed with the secretary not later
than April 20. Players will be passed
upon by club directors at the next
meeting of the league, to be held prob
ably April "a.
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new men
SHINE IN
TOURNEY
rUEsDAY's SCHEDULE.

= TUESDAYS SCHEDULE.
l;00-Lfberty vs.. Milroy.
4:30-Brookville We. Mt. Summit.
5:00-New Castle vs.. Cadiz.
4:00-Richmond vs.. Lewisville.
4:30-Carthage VS.. Spiceland.
/. 5:00-Winner vs.. Winner 1870
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Lewisville, 10; Union City. 8.
Carthage. 40: Rushville, /.
Spiceland, Is; Cambridge, Z.
First games Of the C. B. A. of the
Richmond high school basketball
colony, played at the school gym last
night saw the elimination of Union
City. Rushville and Cambridge fives
by Lewisville. Carthage and Spice
land, respectively.
Enthusiasm ran high, and although
the contests were somewhat one-sided
they attracted and held the attention
Of gym full of basketball fans.
Games last night brought out
number Of promising men who here
tofore had not been considered as
first class timber for the 1917 state
machine. Players who shone to par
ticular advantage last night and who
promise to do big things next. year
sreu Ike Kennedy, mainstay Of the
Carthage crew, who trapped IL field
baskets in the game against Rush
Vile; Neff. of Lewisville; Hasecoster
of Carthage; Shell Simmons. Spice
land, and a number of others. Tai
Jessup, who is slated for a regular
berth next year led his team, Car
thage, to an easy victory over the
nashville squad.
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kRAWLERS KRAWl
CLOSER TO LEAD

Otten's marks Of 1913, POI and 164
gave the Krawlers an edge, SO the
Spartan Kaysee leaguers were set
back two games out Of three played
at the City alleys last night. Often
averaged 1873 for the series. G. Zwis-
sler of the Spartan five, copied out
the high score honor at 202.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
CRUISER AND AIRSHIPS
ORDERED TO SOUTH

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The
cruiser North Carolina, with four n.y.
droplanes aboard was today ordered
from Pensacola, Fla. to the naval base
Euan Guananmolo. Officials said there
was no special significance attached
to the movements of the warship. The
navy department was silent today re-
garding the mission of the gunboat
Wheeling, which left New Orleans last
night for southern waters" Officials
refused to confirm or deny reports
that southern waters" meant Mexican
ports.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
BANKERS DEFEAT
HUMBLE NATCOS

With McMinn getting in ticks Of 100.
It's and Ice the Bankers were able to
take over majority in every game
In the B-M series with the Natcos
at the association alleys last night.
McMinn averaged high at 16S. Baker,
of the Mats, averaged 161
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Rushviiie.
CARTHAGE

Fouls-Dollins, pit; Keys, pit; Jes-
sup, pit; Hafner, t.
Notwithstanding, Stops for
Hafner; Keys for Livingstone.
Timer-Hiatt.
Scorer-Smith
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GAvvy "CR4NHTH

Smiling "Gavy" Cravath, the great
outfielder of the Philadelphia Nation
ais, is shown here in the training camp
with his ready smile. Cravath has for
gotten the keen disapp ointment of fail
ing to smash few fences in the
worlds series last fall and is de-
termined to make another attempt.
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Cambridge City.

Fouls-Beck, pit; Simmons, pit;
Lahrman, p; Van Allen, t; Stidham,
p; Porter, p; Foster, t.
Observation-Disclosures.
,Timer-Schaefer.
Scorer-C. c. Smith.
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Union City
F.Msd. Pts.
LeWisvilIc.

Fouls-MiIler 2 p; Mobley. 2 p;
Morton, pit; Snively.
Substitutions-Unio City, Chapel
for Fay; Miller for Snively. ~
Referee-Cy Pitts.
Timer-Hiatt
Scorer-C. Smith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

The British meteorological office has
established station for furnishing
weather information and forecasts. to
aviators and aeronauts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

Silence may mean lot OF things. In
the case of woman 1t usually means
that she is tired.
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Results at Garfield
NAVY, 1; Michigan, 5.

; W. NAVY, 1; Michigan, 5.
a.
Navy. Michigan.
Monger Meyers
Forward.
.he Forward.
ferguson Martin
Or Center
ollIer ................. Crandall
Guard.
long ................... Calkins
~ Guard.
Baskets-Ball. 2.
Free Throws-Monger, Ball.
Fouls-Meyers. Ferguson, Crandall
Referee-McKinney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

THDS. r. SNrAD
Referee in IianlkruBlCS-.
ScnJciIbol is InlI;
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- Ford tpur.u. car Tor sal. AII,ir.s.
y W car TirI--- dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
DEATHS

pEAToN-l.utc into rest at - 90 l. II.
M?nd9S. Sep,"mbcr -, ESTEhIE G
- t.f TDN. daughter ~ the Hat. james g
aud Louisa ann Deaiou
NcCjiNE Died. Scpterlb"r ie at :sg A
" a his fntac,..s r%std.ncs. Meadow. w,
Ncar. ~. !-at"s 10 mourn El- loss hIs
vAtc. Mldrca Iu"z rfyic McCGn". dhGgh
ter. Evelyn NHCUnc. father mother. two
nto,hcrs. .Tor:a. aud Horace ana one sister.
N'rF. Il ~ HohaoH iii- remains viii he
=, his ho!n. AyT sortE Twenty seventh
Funeral from ~. nome WEDNESDhT
S"pt"mber % az = " Friends inrii''!
80 attend.
Mlnn.arol!s pnpeis Ilense nopy
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FOR SAi.!.-,lncl,incry.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
DREsSMakiNG AND MILLINERY
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE or DlylDisNu

RICHMOND, TRUST y SAVINGS co.
Richmond. Va. Sept. b. I.i.
M ~ meeting OF tn. hoard oi directions OF
quarterly dividend OF per cent yas de-.
clared upon it's capital stock. payable 90
lobcr l. 1916, To stockholders OF record at
ri"se of business september -. 1916. Checks
X i. wILLING!iAM JR..
N.t
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A Most Attractive
Proposition to
Canvassers for
Richmond erritory

Permanent positions with stipulated
salary and liberal comlni ssionS: cNpcri-
cnccG canvaSserS or insurance solicitors
preferred. We'll advertised and largest
houAe Of its kind IL the world is cstah-
fishing a local branch. VIII pas the
expense of any bond required Address
applications Tho CastclbcrE cwclry Co.
93j Pennsylvania Avenue. y. ", Wash
ington, u. c.
I.I\ENEN 10 nu"lneII for light and railway
work and new transmission work: steady
work stat" EearE experience. etc. South
vast West Va on obi" River. Address 7.
Ni&. arc Times Dispatch.
fElNrEK waut"h--'i"od ail-rnund man for
QUAR- ncwspap"i AMI job printing.
Valley Nirginian. Wayn"sborH, Va,
WA %TED a steady married man 10 work
on farm: good chance for tn" right man
Write i, l.. Marke"t. Ashland Va. Hnutc
No 5
WANTED crrand hoy with hicycIc. Amply
-. q Leland 81 North Fifih Street.
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VVEIEM A. TELLER
NEEDS A FRIEND?

- clls Gimme Of yea aAs
"FCl2 RENT" Colurlaa Of
The I'D IS the best G-iegad
you .2zve---=. Eaa='c n-sg
E-:ea5l is oa- vrno helps laig..a
aus q troubles and vorrie-
s-s. c7.e1 him favors.
Tie Little ada liza tsac It'd
Cc.ura2s nave aons more
eavcre Go- peorls tllaa 2
G-vs---Gaey are always reL;a.-
BE and or shc ioIo wlaen
YOU need .ae.rl.
Is you still have an p,ra-
solvsGs renting s:auelioza
HeG th-se Iilale f.ienGs h-Ip
ycu out.
Their as-vics is worth 2.
taousamd t;Haes chs cost
many ci-ae1. Try 'ezn and
see---GG-e rrAaEa &c any OF che
I'D Want Az 4Ager4cie, wyiLl
tell yoa all about IL.
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REPAIR SHOPS

WE make all kinds OF furniture to orac-
strictly hirh-xruJc cabinet work furnlt,re
repaired and upholstered. W. n. Hubbard
e. Co. 1921 Ross street. Madison 2ia3.
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SUMMER BOARDING

FALL and winter hoardrra wanted Hot
water heat. bathroom. In sight Of depo,
Miss Sallie w. Smith. Shadwell. Athena o
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION sALE-Futuro bays
BY STEWART REALTY, CO. N. I
Real Estate Agents.
Hopewcll. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Good Business
Property in Hopewell,.
Virginia

BY virtue of n certain deed of trust.
dated January TO- 1916, and recorded
IN the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
or the county OF Prince George. Va. in
- B. 5i, page lSS. default having been.
made IN the payment OF a portion OF
the debt secured thereby, and having
IN so to do. 1 Will. on 3
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1916.
at o'clock Z. NJ.
on the premises, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All those certain lots Of land. with.
all privileges and appurtenanccs there
TO belonging. lying, being and situated
near. the village of City Point, known.
numbered and designated as Lots Nos
Is and 20 in Block ., on a plat made
known as West City, Point Subdivision,
recorded, in r.. Il. ;, page TO- in the
aforesaid clerks office, Prince George
County. and further described as fol-
lows:
Fronting 30 feet along Cawson.s
Avenue on the north. and running back
10 feet between parallel lines to Il
aV Scn,ar; ALEX Ley, on the south These are
Gated. being in the heart of the city
and very near the ,Du Pont Plant.
This is n good, quick speculation, or
you want Il bargain, attend this sale
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale and taxes to day OF sale
and note of $6666I past due. with in
terest from January 10, 1916, subject.
tobcr 10. 1916, the purchaser 10 assume
the salu note. with interest from jan
uary 10, 1916, and the residue at twelve
months. secured by II deed OF trust on
said property
]. T. cARNEAL.
Trustee.
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/" The creditors OF JAMES - KITE.
"i richmond, in the County OF Hen
rico. and district aforesaid Bonk-
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trust. TO tho undersigned trustee. dated
December Ii. 1915. recorded in the
clerks office of the Circuit Court OF
Prince George County, -. Il. Gi. page
30, default having been made In the
payment of the debt therein secured.
and being required so to do by the
notchuldcr. will sell the property
above mentioned and described in said
deed as being Lot No. t. in block No. I,
on plat made 10y i. NJ Walford April /.
1915, known as West city Point sub
division fronting SIS feet on Broad
way Avenue. and having a depth of
10 feet TO an alley, upon which it
fronts ! feet, at public auction. on The
promises. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1916.
at 1880 o'clock y. NJ
Terms: Cash sufficient to dcfray all
costs and expenses OF executing this
trust and pay all taxes due. and pro
rata share of 1916 taxes; pay balance
Of S3lGi2 due on note. with interest
from June g. 1915: pay note of S2,253.33.
with interest from September 4, 1916:
assume note of S2.29G.67 due January
4. 1917. TO be evidenced by deed uf
trust; and the residue at one year with
interest from date Of sale. to be like
wise evidenced by deed of trust upou
the aboTn opcrtE.
LEON NJ. NELSON
Trust co
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MARRIAGES
DAILY. cents II line Der in.c! don.
~ .eEta a lIu.. No. q. ..I.L

Mn GWALTNEY. .: oxferd.. =.
aas married september ~ 80 MISS Lucy
PANEL 81 virsiilnu, VI Spent the .nisht
II the It,h ~. oxford. : g ~ /. 4.
smith iiOi"l M!ll go to Stem. = g. Oh
;Ec liih. fher" they VII expect 20 rs"
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WANTED-i'urnisl,ed Flat.
FOR EENT-I'lats
004 Miller Avenue

Barton Heights, Flat of four or five
,o0inS ana path Water, gas. electric
lights: modern.
" EHfIEED lease. modern 5-tUO,n Hat
-"Vi-A stuart Avenue. occupancy at
ATTRACTIVE suite TO cuupi. or gentle
. MN! ..n. lieht housekeeping privat.
,hthliE barton Heights. Ten minutes to
i'Tohi S'r."' * f3I. Times Diauatvr.
VI phun" Madison ,2o5-W.
street alloy. Fiith. Apply at once TO
u =. 81 Ni!lcr Avenue. Barton Heights
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FOR sAI.I.-l,cal Estate.


N-nopM modern home. West End clear
chang" tor building lots GIN" PARTICULARS
Address 1870. care Times Dispatch.
WbSTlihNPrON lots. Gar line Slice
building lots. near Country Club: grauo-
hthic sidewalks. shade trees. electric lights
city water; convenient. $40 CASH monthly
payments; no Interest: no taxes. Address
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WA%TED. roloted stable man and driver.
house Furnished ~ T Hood Co.
,;,nfer rark
WANTED. a Roy II TO 10 .nisry about $50
month. Address i25. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED > nrtt-cla.S paperhang.rs at
once. plenty OF work Apply 500 East
Main.
WANTED. nr-men. braheIncn ana nnemen
III N~Tdilyi.N caused bN hour
lew. Beginner, earn 500 monthly nnd are
promoted 10 conductor OF cnEine"! at $50
to 500 month";. II you want good posi-
lion address I! -. 40 Webster Avenue
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING; or
CREDITORS.
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NOTiIiI-iInnllrupt.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE:
OMITTED STATES FOR THE. EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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WANTED. men to take names
for the New City Directory.
Must be good spoilers and plain
writer's. Address in own hand
writing. Hill Directory Co. Inc.
S23 Mutual Building.
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BOARDING.

BO!iRDiNG.
HANDsoMELY turr.shea room. with or
With without poasd aae serve co.
SPECIAL rate TO transit Apply 200 ESs.
/. rooms ana board. absolutely nrss-clas,:
b ie"'FaI ns;"aisr heated prices reason
TIL: Monroe Terrace Cafe on the top floor.
ia G1snf" Of ri Mrs 'h surS BANK" under the
WANTED. permanent. transient and table
hoarGeta 700 Park Avenue Madison $3.50
h Kan h?i ~ 2 heated 'front.' room,
'saie board. ito East 'ti VIZ" O'
c2M ast ris r%? foGh no4rG AZ
CLEAN. attractive rooms. nicely furnished
w!th uneNc"l!ed table board 203 East
NH @o P0P N r%wn CHS 40 Vest 5ses
s@ntrs, p"r"anent and transient. Madi
k9I9hs anh beard :aGsolu,ely ntSi class
AUTOMOBILES.
AET lIls I;1!I1 Fora repair seryIce Uni.
My JUNil YOU; OLD TIRES
, mhan w W .aa halt.sole them. Bring u.
Wsst l:road Street, Richmond Va.
Win idd,,, iiaaeeriaeS l-2.,on truck in ,Food
& FafG roSs b p1Ss9 ceas oer w 'ef FISH
Madlson .lt5.
Alto ro' coMrANY.- Tops. seat covers
hamdoiiit aa?! Roar u: i:as, Main Street.
M o. '2s c "s2f i.ss Wet S"' Hfoad
WANTEp Ford auto. Must l.. cheap ami
IGOR Is Sol.;il Eighth Sire, '''''' Ss''''''
MN e.a E Gsri for hirr tGI" ns hour
~ Egr aar s"9 I'M 81 l2' sale Address
'front.' e@e snfs E FSTedS and e9aliae nv
gain Arthur l.. Tate, 1851 wes; Broad'
MARIETTA M iae ,shty q n.I i'lf Egrd ,1nrins
diti9n. uphulstery. paint ami tires must h..
G"iii phonr ana .tT4gt nnnber e.A.f,irr.s's, ~,
Ill 't.r" Tine Dispatch
SCI; ;.ye IN" Eati"ngI Ag,o Ton Co. f2r
auto uainting Fan %1>a. ai1 West Broa,i
o&E .-passemser Chevrolet nrst-clas, con.
Two ;i,p"ssSnger Fords good condition
3NE MSii HStnopn SS n..,Is,.,
4l- North Eighth Street
F2 5ais,d au"4 l%ss @e% Egs S"yHYE
= -l-E--l-.. = NM.LM Lrnth slr..t
FOR SAI.E-EeEicIes.
FQh wagon 20 10 Richardson Bros. els
Srook A|tUY.. painting. Repairing and
FOR SALE-Horscs.
E0E sale. mule. cheap M.dIson SOS.
CECLLS STA BLES-!.oardinp nvery
III I'll t nni eXrhn,nse stables; horses and
mated horses and inateS ana mules; ai3Savs
~ money r.fumded. y So,Ith Tenth Street.
FOB - soiS horses ;., and !nniGs right .ou5, OF
- south Fifteenth street.
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" ANTEb. GRAND hoy with bicycle. Apply
-. Leland. @:l North i'ifth Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. shipments eggs chickens. coun
Try mans. honey, peaches. pears. aprics.
cranes. I"ihto"S. onions bcCSwaX and talIn\y
make pr"nr. returns. J. W Wiley .ro
North Elm Street. Grccusboro. X 4,
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TO the creditors of CAREY Il HATCH.
tradinG as G. -. HATCH * Co, Of
Eichmord, in the County OF Henrico.
and district aforesaid Bankrupt.
22d day OF August. y. -. 1916. the said
CAREY II. HATCH. trading as {. Il.
HATCH ~ co. was duly adjudicate
bankrupt, ana that the first meeting
OF his creditors will he held ia my
oliicc. Rooms Nos. 52a and go Amcii-
Va on the 18TH DAY of' SEPTtM-
i!Ei<. y. - l!lG. At 10 o'cloci> in the
forenoon. at which Time the said crod-
itors may attend prove their claims.
appoint a trustee. examine the hank
rupt, and transact such other business
rs may property come before said
meeting.
rflOS. Is. SNEAD
Referee III Bankruptcy.
September lG. 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

YOUNG lady WANTS room and board in
modern house. stat" terms and full de-
scriD;ion in reply. Preferably in Nest End.
* :3l care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. room and board for couple near
Harrison and Franklin. Must hc rcaSon-
able. Is i3t. care Times. DISPATCH.
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HELP WANTED-AInlc

WANTED coiored boy IS to 90 years old
L. ulcau auh deliver packages Pleasant.
nrht work, With good uay. Apply once.
Mr. i.ipiorh. Manager southern Stamp and
Stationery CO. ~ clY--SiN Main
81 month Government lohs. 2len and
women wanted. Last OF positions ouen
free. Franklin institute. Clerk W. kochcs-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
When You Build a Home

build for 'omf"r,; convenience and dura-
hlhiy. Specify Montague AIiilworI and
i.uinter I" insure high erase workmanship
MONTAGUE NANUFACTUEINt; co
broad street and Belt Linc.p