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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
Confessions ofaMlfe

man came end asked us n he could
do anything for us.
Only see that the railing g.
mended AZ the end of the pier.
said Malcolm. 1T ia very danger.
GUS. Tho lady was nearly taken
out to sea by a great wave"
At the entrance 10 the pier Nal.
colm left me. saying. Il must have
n talk with YOU. MarFie. came
here yesterday in the yacht and I
did not expect TO make myself
known to YOU. only wanted To
see with ms own eyes the wonder.
ful cure my old friend had effected
And here I find you apparently
physically well. but by some men.
tai bias you have come TO the con.
clusion you do not want TO live. ="
You saved me from myself" I
Interrupted eagerly.
And by that token YOU owe me
an explanation OF your conduct
Child, your present doll may be
filled with sawdust. but thought
you were big enough to stand the
disappointment Margie. I'm afraid
will not be able to call you Little
Lady Saliva any more unless YOU
reform
Now. tell me you will 40 back
10 your hotel and go 90 sleep (your
eyes look as tho sleep had not Wis.
tied them for week.. and tonight
III come over and take dinner with
you and be- your father confessor 4"
An, little book. he does not know
! nave only one confessor. and that
Is you, and here let me make on,
more confession
I am glad Malcolm Stuart did
not let me- die
Ito be continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
WATCH the SCALES!

Watch the scalesi
that's the warning OF l.. j. Al.
len. chief of the city weights ana
measures inspection bureau
butchers get the better of un.
suspecting customers every dny."
no says Know the price nor
pound and insist on getting all you
pay for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13

grist OF professional matter men
tally gathered by Alberni during his
years abroad. aud himself learning
Amcficaniam from Bob
Every summer they have been to
Fether most Of the time. living In
New York when not on the road
Alberni was always looking for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
@0. THE Bon MARCHE ,JA}5x,
second ~ Uaia e(5sc
Vs' Christmas Shopping ~
CROWDS, Yes
But They're Pleased Crowds- They're Happy CROWDS
IRE Pleased Crowds- They're Happy Crowd

CHRISTMAS COURTESY AND CHRISTMAS KINDNESS MUCH IN
EVIDENCE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE COUNTER
buster than before there has been such
Christmas promises yet everything going
smoothly pleasantly, and delays unusual
anything mowad should happen there's elbow III
blue ribbon the marked "lhe Bon Mache
ready help make everything right tivet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

theatres in London. At that time she
was noted for her extraordinary paiior
end was proud Of II, and also of
figure Noteworthy slim. But now
she is a buxom lass with color Ike
FURNISHED copper. | suggested she had
gone into the beauty specialist busi-
ness.
Not at ALL she replied I'm
farmland. Have been for nearly
year. Don't look bad on 1t, do rs
healthful. get up at a. N. and milk
the cows. have breakfast at ard
then 90 into the hayiields. | have
given Up champagne. l like cider now
and some beer about II in the morning
help drive home the cattle about D.
and soon after that I'm ready for bed.
Learns to Love Work.
Like it. Yes, when its fine and
warm. Sometimes ! loathe II. Up here
on two days leave now. Feel AS
though ! never wanted 20 see the
country again. Do you remember when
all the night clubs were running? That
will come back when we've smashed the
Germans"
"And will you come back 70 it," /
asked.
"You bet I will-for bit. Then I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

ending July /, 1916. The gains are
continuing steadily, despite the short.
age of transportation For the second
week IN August our exports 70 Argen-
tina were over $4,000, 900, against less
taan 100000 a year ago. For the
calendar year Of 1916 the United States
viii sell nearly as much as, Il not more
than, Great Britain in the Argentine
Wire and steel, tinplate, coal, auto
mobiles, paper and textiles show large
gains.
Our buying from the big republic has
also taken a great jump. In 1914 the
figure was Si5,0e0,0O0. This year il is
over sl0O,00O.000 Our purchases Of
hides were 81 600. 900 two years ago
Now they are $4,000 900. Wool was
SlS.0O0,0O0 in 1915, but for 1916 it Is
S35.00o.000. Meat, however. was but
S5,O0O,O00 this year. against more than
double that value IN 1915. Our impor-
tations Of quebracho wood, used for
tanning. have trebled.
Will we keep fair share of this
business? II We improve our methods
and practices we will, but il Argentine
merchants continue 10 receive the
cavalier treatment some of our bust
ness men have been giving them
nlted States commerce is due for a
severe setback when the war ends.
Complaint Of broken agreements on
our part has been more common in the
Argentine than elsewhere. Too much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

get some more work. No more playing
at life for me-"
Recently | talked TO two girls who
work in a munitions factory, doing
some C the delicate work connected
with the she'll tops.
Its pretty hard" said one. 1--WE
work long hours, but we don't care.
All Of US have got brothers or sweet
hearts in France, and we feel We are
working for them. Besides, it's real.
work, well pa.d earned "a last week.
It's hard, but il makes life worth liv-
ing"
inquired what they did before.
my pal and l." she answered, were
both in service. Then | heard about
munitions factories and the need OF
women workers. One day l concluded
I'd had enough Of service. ! saw my
pai here. LIZ. on the street.
"Iiz. I'm tired of SIS a year and al
found and serving afternoon tea I
said to her. Let's 60 and get Job
in 4 munitions factory
"Liz agreed, so off went our caps
and aprons, and we got a job next
morning"
"Going back to service after the
war" / asked.
"No more Of that for ne, When my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03
HATED NIGHT AIR.

Nearly every one Of mis- friends had
suffered from the caprices Of the prae-
teal Joker. says THE Argonaut." Hap
PLY the Joker had weak points Of his
own. One Of them was a dislike for
night air. One morning about o'clock
there came q tremendous humping al
his front door. The joker hoped out
Of bed. opened his front window and
leaned out. "In heavens name, what IS
the natter" he said "One Of your
windows il OPEN" said q man on the
sidewalk. (Which one?" said the Joker;
The one you've stuck your head
through" was the reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

job stops, If nothing else turns up, II!
marry one of these Colonial chaps and
20 where life's worth living
have concluded the women DO not
want 20 take jobs from men, but they
want both men and women 70 get the
best out Of life there is in it. Whether
it means emigration, increased produc-
ton or new industries. things IN Bit
ain after the war are going TO be FAR
different than before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

be gratifying and the influence on our
general commerce will be large, but
we must find some way 70 suppress ana
discourage the small but active group
Of commercial nuisances whose present
operations in the Argentine and else
where reflect seriously On the business
honor and ethics of our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

Of it is we'll founded and is bringing
our legitimate business into disrepute
IL does not deserve. IL is TO be hoped
that the protest now being made by
res ponsible Americans in the Argen-
tine. as well as by Argentine mer-
chants, will soon bring results.
There are few fields for the invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03

rent Of American capital more at
cractive than the Argentine. This is
now being appreciated in the United
States, as the financing of new enter
prises here clearly shows. The coun-
Try viii need millions for development
IN the next twenty years. If we sup
ply g fair share Of It cur returns Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-03
Argentina Needs Capital
for Further Development
Opportunity for United States to Invest and to Increase
Commercial Few Inscriptions Merchants Must
First Improve Their Business Methods
By JOHN II. FAHEY,

Formerly of the Chamber of Commerce the United States
Copyright. l9ls--Ths Tribune Assn-tNew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

FOR lie. cottage house. rooms. a.
acre land. stop 81. Seven Pines
line. Price, $1,000. Strawberr.
peaches. barn. hen-house, etc. W |,
or call j. NJ. Garnett, Highland SprtG
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MONUMEN Avenue, II rooms, 3 bath
all modern conveniences, $500
Will consider exchange.
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UPRIGHT PIANO. FCRNlTUR +.
CHINA. HRlC- -BRAC. SILVER
WARE. CARPETS, DRCt;G E.TS
pRAPERY. ETC.
AT AUCTION.

wEpSEs6 SIX al EHG;i% iaS'' fS' 1916
AT 500 North Boulevard. corner Grace
pARLolt--l-piece Mahogany Frame
rarior Suit, Mahogany Table. Ia Oc-
tave Mahosany Case rprish, Piano.
minister. Drusscts, Drapery. large lap
BACK IAliI.oR OR LIBRARY
some Colonial Bookcase, Electric Drop
Ornaments. axi. Administer Drugget
f; Suit, consisting Of Buffet. China
Closet. Round Pedestal Table Serving
Table. Plate Rack, Leather Sea, Chairs,
Spoons. Silverpinted Ware, Druggets
REAR HALL AND KITcHEH-rr-
FHoNT eHAl.l-oda Chairs. Brass
costumers. Umbrella Stand. Hall Rack,
BEDRooM No l-SIahogany: Suit
consisting OF Bed, Dresser, Chifronier,
Dressing Table. chairs, Rockers. G.
I,s; sprinss and Felt Mattress,
lF cH SNIR ERs no e'e' e-Rrass Bed. Ma.
tional Springs, Bird,s-eye Maple Dress
or and g GhifTonier chairs md R9cker
Dresser. ChiTonier, WRshstand, Ward
robe. Red. Spring and Mattress, Drug
CHAMBTR No. t-Iron Bed. Springs
and Wardrobe, DrusGe,. Servants
Quarters. etc.
Also lot of other goods TOO hume
rous to mention.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Ladies especially invited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION GO:
GEO V. OLIVER, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
GARRETT G. CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lll2 East Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE
of
No. 1915 FOURTH AVENUE,
II IL.lIl NM L. L L

No. 1915 FOURTH AVENUE,
HIGHLAND PARK.
In execution OF a deed Of trust dated
August u, 1919. Of record in the
clerks office "f lienrico Circuit Court,
in Deed Book 2"4-.a, page l05, to
Charles T.. Garrett. trustee, defaul,
having been made in the payment Of
the money therein secured, and being
the undersigned. viii sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1916.
AT o'clock T.. NJ.
all that certain lot or parcel OF land
lying and being in the city of Rich
tina, part OF Rrookland District known
as Highland Parkl, with all improve
ments thereon. known as No. l3l5
Fourth Avenue. and described as
Beginning at !, point at the inter
section OF Fourth Avenue and Dill
Road. thence running northwardly 200
feet on the east line OF Fourth Ave-
at right angles with the said Fourth
Avenue TO the Hovall tract. and being
the south part of triangle &C." as
shown on plot Book I. page 9. in tho
cult Court.
This is very attractive concrete
block residence. ana rs in hrst-class
provements. !, should appeal to any
one looking for y home or investment
TERMS Cash as TO expenses of sale.
all taxes 10 date Of sale and the sum
of $3.50, with interest on same from
August II, 1914 The balance upun a
credit OF one year. with interest from
date Of sale, evidenced by negotiable
note with interest added. secured by
a deed ot trust upon the property; or
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
This property is sold subject Ia two
mortgages agSresatinG $4,000, s2,0o0
of which is due April Q. 1916 and 81 900
April 20. 1916.
CHARLES f. GARRETT.
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PROPOSALS-Seale<l.

sealed proposals addressed TO j. r.
Jones; chairman OF the street commit
Tee, PrteTsbUrg Va. plainly marked
paving and curbmx bid, will be re-
ce'vea until February -, 1916 AZ noon
on the construction OF five thousand
'I,0u") Yards. more or less. of granite
BLOCK raving Oh River Street. fifteen
thousand tl5,0c0I feet OF concrete curb
and gutter TO b. laid on such streets
AS council may designate to November
!. 1916; ten thousand Cl0o0o) square
Yards OF concrete paving To be laid an
sucn streets AS Council may designate
TO November |. 1916.
Separate bids must he on the above
items. either one or all must be ac-
companied by certified check of five
hundred tS"V0) dollars. made payable
to +. &. Strat,on. City Treasurer as
evidence OF good faith on the part OF
the bidder.
The street committee and the CITY
council reserve the right TO reject any
nnd all bids. Specifications may lie
had upon application TO r. l.. Budd
CITY Engineer.
T.. =. GOODWIN
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BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
Of
SALOON.

In pursuance of an order entered in
the iinited States District Court for
the Eastern District of Virginia Feb
ruary II. 1916. the undersigned trustee
will. OIL
THE 18TH DAY Of FEB
RCARY, 1916,
at ii o'clock A. NJ,
OH the premises at his Hull street
city. sell at public auction, for cash.
TWO CD sets Of bar fixtures. stock in
trade pool tables. uneXpircd licenses.
and great many articles too hume
rous TO mention.
A. y. PETTtGREW
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
a. l.. ADAMSON, Auctioneer.
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TYPEWRITERS

w n MED 10 buy on. second hand or
IeDtlIt Remington typewriter: also
on" oHVer Address Box it3 Post
Office
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NJ bEstt fOk SAILS.
On 2.500,00U feet OF pine in half mil
OF station. 20 miles from Rfchmon.
% l.5O0,uoo feet of pine. on gr; e..
road. 70 miles from Richmond.
miles from station. 100000 fee )
hardwood timber.
Cd 1871 acres In fee. will cut 75G w.
feet Uine timber: = ~ miles 49,
station. on the Southern. - miles l.
i:ichmond AT sacrifice. j. b. Mai
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY !. y. cAENE.tL & son.
Real Estate .tuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AhEIcrloN SALE
\ GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERLY
No. lTo7 WEST LEIGH STREET.
;y virtue OF "a certain deed Of trust
dated January 10. 1919. recorded in tn"
Court. Deed Book :20.C. page 100, de
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured thereby. and having
been required ny the beneficiary therein
so 10 do. Will on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 'ti6,
at O'Clock +. NJ.
on, the premises. proceed To sell the
following property:
.Iil that lot of land in the city Of
kichmoid. Va. with all improvements
thereon. fronting Oh the south side of
Leigh Street. between Mozelle Street
and the shons Of the T.. Il. 4 T.. Rail.
side OF Leigh street 81 feet west OF
MoHellc street, thence running west
wardly along the southern line of
Leigh Street. and fronting thereon Il
feet. thence back southwardiy from
said front between parallel lines 80
feet to an alley I feet inches wide.
improvements consist Of Il good dwell
ing with about s rooms aud in good
condition. This is Que Of the finest
and most desirable renting locations
III the city This property is always
rented. and the rental pa?s Handsomely
on the amount invested. You can't 20
wrong when you invest here. This is
the opportunity OF your life to get n
good investment or speculative bar
gain.
TERMS: Cash suf,icicn, to pay all
costs OF sale. taxes and insurance to
day ot sale and a note OF $500. with
interest. from January Ia. 1916, aud
the residue ut - mouths. secured ny
deed OF trust on said property.
J. Y. ChRNEAL,
Tr,,u
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ny j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
lil3 Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAL


TRUSTEES AUCTION AZ SALE
vAt :, al .r, nE IS rrM,3rEETy.
so. sgs VEST N SARi WET.iaiET.
k kA1SR s sNTER t25 TEA ia L2T ATD
H SKiIS CARY Any s 4HE IT. MA bison
In default OF deed OF trust dated
$50. and in pursuance Of an order OF the
United states Distric, Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. IN re NJ l..
Hofhcimer. bankrupt. entered on the
2ith day OF January. 1916. we will sell
at public auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ID.
at 1870 =. NJ.
IL. IN, property described in said deed. as
Lot OF land with all improvements
thereon. on south side Cary Street be-
Madison Street; thence running west
Wardiy and fronting on Cary Street %
t.st. and eXtending back between
Also lot OF land, with improvements
thereon. fronting on Madison Street.
ner Cary and Madison Street: thence
along the western line of Madison
Street Street and fron,ing, thereon % feet 6
parallel lines 100 feet
Also lot OF land on, the east line OF
and Canal Streets, Belvidcrc and Mud
ison Streets. beginning at the extreme
end or said alley at Il distance Of 100
waidly along line 100 feet south of
Cary Street. 81 feet = inches 10 "a point
distant 90 feet west OF Madison
street; thence Southwardiy and at
right angles parallel TO and 100 feet
west Of Madison street. 100 feet TO a
point on the line of said alley lo3 feet
more or less. 70 the south line OF the
lp-foot alley first mentioned above:
thence northwardly across satd alley
"a M n raj tH1 IN NI.Ii
10 the point of beginning
TERMS: Onc-thtrd cash and the resi-
due in three equal payments ut six
twelve and eighteen months from day
OF sale, evidenced by negotiable notes.
with interest added and secured By
deed of trust on the property.
LEROY r.. BROWN.
JOHN A. CUTCHlNS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
tuCtionecrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
CLOCK RETAINING
SHOE REPAIRING


SATISFACTORY SHOE
REPAIRING.
is promised by all. but results you
seldom get, unless you have your
work done by tn" old. established and
well-known shoe repairer that is re-
commended by the Lending shoe stores
OF Richmond. II. Rohm, 80 East
Broad street. Phone Madison COIL.
OLD SHOES"
Don't throw YOUR shoes away.
We can make tncm look like new.
We don't do Just amy way,
we use White Oak leather 'Ho do
When We rcpai.- your shoes for Won
We guarantee them 10 he complete.
We DO not do AS others do.
We do not try To cheat.
\. ffynan is the man.
". can please all OF you.
Located ut 30. and
Knows All about shoe.
\. HYMAN.
Formerly with II. Rohm.
II YOU haven't any time to los"
We can call TOR ycrir shoes
3la East Broad Street
Phone Randolph 1913.
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FOR SALE.

FRAME dwelling on Grove Avenue, nu.r
l-onibRrdy street, rooms, mou, :;
plumbing. The house is heated ~
hot-watcr heating plant. Lot 30xl.a
feet This will make Il good and COM
iortaOle home Tor years TO come. When
YOU build a modern brick home the lot
alone will be worth the price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, old time sofas, chairs, eide
boards. tables. high post beds. clocks
old gold and silver, brass andirons
Tenders. candle sticks, in fact, anything
old Write me what YOU have. J. X
Beard, IL West Main. Madison 1907
D. S ROT!IE;NEt.RG, exclusive buyer
Of second hand furniture and stoves.
114-llS North Eighteenth Street. Phone
Madison 81.
WANTED To buy building material for
frame house. Boulevard 2G4S-J.
WANTED. cash register with receipt
tickets. can Madison 2910
WANTED OLD FEATHER BEDS.
OLp-TIME FURNITURE. PHONE
MADISON 1907.
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WALL PAPERINH.

FOR low estimates and good work. ca
X t. Brauer. the wallpaper IMAM. /
North Eighth. Randolph 1859
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13

SUBURBAN home, west OF Richmoi,
overlooking river; new S-room hous
garage. etc, acres Of land. l'ricr
IN 90
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WHY?

WHY DO sou deny yourself and family
the pleasure aud sunshin. that good
Eusic would bring into YOU. home.
something our OF NE $50 per week
w.ii place Il musical Instrument IN your
homo thar VIII create the sunshine
Won ynu talk with as about it, Co
.ohi"l lIaro Corporation, 20j Fast
BROAD street
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.

FOR sale, strawberry plants. tamou
kiondike. $3.50 per l.0oo. John +
Chase. Drcwry Bluff Va.
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ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1916,
q, ia o'clock J.. NJ
on the premises, We Will offer FOR
sale the above property.
The lot is 60NlD0 feet to q l0-foOt
alley. Improvements consist; az a
store. barber shop and dwelling above.
This tx splendid renting property, and
is in that section of the city which il
always rented. This property will pay
an investment or speculation The
owner IS vrrT anxious TO sell on account
of III health. You will DO we'll TO at
tend this sale II YOU want bargain
TERMS: AMnomnced at snlc
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PERSONAL.
ADOPTION
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: WE WISH
TO ANNOUNCE THAT WI. HAVE.
BOUGHT OUT THE BROAD STREET
GARAGE. AT 1851 WEST BROAD
STREET. WHERE WE WILL con
DUCT AN tP-TO-DATE GARAGE IN
ALI. or IT'S BRANCHES. YOUR
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
THOS. RI. DUKE.
EDWIN VAUGHN
COME to see US for your fruit. veee-
tables, fresh meats. oysters and poul-
try. We have n full line at reasonab i Q
prices. Martin Produce Co, 1925 West
Broad Street. Madison 1878.
WANTED, you to know that W. n.
Cowardins Sons prices on watch and
iewclry work are the lowest in town.
Satisfaction is guaranteed 1915 East
Main Street.
HUGJES'S HAIRDR ESSING PARLORS.
SHAMPOOING, manicuring, facial mas
sage, scalp treatments. We give the
hot oil artiscptic scalp treatment. Com
plete stock OF human hair goods and
toilet articles. Combings made !rto
any style 200 North Third.
WANTED. the public 10 know thai
Main Street. buy. sell. exchange and
REMoUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and silver
taken ip exchange
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SECOND MARKET. SMITH SrREET'
STORE OPpORTCNlrY SELDOM
OFFERED.
ny virtue of deed Of trust to the
undersigned trustee. dated January D.
1913. and recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. d, b. e20-C, page i0i. TO
secure the payment OF certain notes.
therein described. default being made.
&id being required by the beneficiary
and ny request OF the owner, twill sell
at public auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
at - NJ,
brick store. No. i23 North Sixth Street.
with black smith shop in rear. de-
scribed Az fronting on the east line OF
sixth street. between Clay and Mar
shall Streets 1t feet. more or less, with
II depth of 100 feet. more or less. to an
alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale,
all past due taxes and insurance to day
OF sale, and TO pay note of $500.
with interest from January 5. 1915, aud
balance in ono ind two years. per
cent interest added secured by deed
of trust on the property, or all cash,
at option of purchaser.
EDW. II. BROWN
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Auctionecrs
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sale, lots. 25xI20 feet each. On
Purdie Avenue, Fulton HILL Fur
ther information, apply w. w. Clarh,r-
Kalston Boot Shop, 631 East Bro,
y,
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WANTED-Partncrs,

WANTED, an active partner IN an cs.
tablishcd real estate business. no
curiosity seekers need apply. Address
T. 2Oi. care Times dispatch.
WANTED. partner. lady or gentleman
small capital required. II 80, care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SAFES.

WASTED. to buy second hand safe
medium size. Give inside measure
ments. make Of safe and how old. Adj
dress BIS, care Times Dispatch.
NEW and secondhand safes sold
bought and exchanged. Barnes Safe
and Vault Co, ~ North Twelfth Street.