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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-07
PERSONALS.

FShSSNFN-St
Robert Dickey Burley has returned
from Cameron where he was visiting
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy have returned
to their home in New York after spend.
ing several weeks In town visiting
with thu latters parents. J
Festus Barrett and daughter, Miss
Thelma and niece, Miss Bessie Lloyd,
have gone to Bellaire, Ohio, where
they will visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Jones of Fair
view and Miss Marie Tomolson Of
Fairmont spent Sunday in this city
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pearl
HaIykins.
Charlie Chaddock has returned from
Cameron where he was visiting with
his parents.
Miss Marie Weed of Main street has
returned from Cameron where she was
visiting with friends.
Miss Louise Mercer has gone to
Pennington where she will visit with
her grandparents.
Bessie and Margaret Mockler Of
Buffalo street have returned from
Fairmont where they were visiting
with friends.
Mrs. C. L. Cottrill Of Burt hill has
returned from Benwood where she was
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Ed. Haugh of Beatty avenue
has returned from Cleveland, Ohio,
where she was visiting with her pa.
rents. =
Miss Mary Ryan Of the Hamilton
terrace was hostess to the Ten Eyke
at her home Monday evening.
Miss Cunningham a graduate nurse
has accepted position in the office OF
DR.. W. ]. Leahy.
Attorney W. NJ. Hess has returned
from Pittsburg where he was looking
after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Snodgrass
and children OF Clarksburg have NOV.
ed to this city. They will occupy their
old home on Buffalo street, which has
been remodeled aud repaired In every
way.
Miss Hazel Connolly Of Burt hill has
returned from Littieton where she has
been for the past millinery season.
Howard Hollobaugh has returned
from Wheeling where he has been at
tending school.
Mrs. G. A. Brown and sons Of Johns.
town. Ohio, are in this city for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. l..
Cottrill Of Burt hill.
Mrs. P. NJ. Gotch OF Chicago, Mrs.
J. F. Cree and daughter, Miss Sarah.
OF Wheeling, have returned to their
homes after q visit in this icty with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. W. Bowers at their
home on East High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dotson and little
daughter have gone to Montrose, Cal.
fornia, where they will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Longstretch and
children have returned from Littleton
where they were visiting with friends.
Miss Opal Hopewell has gone to VIII
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Wesleyan Students
To Sing on East Side

The Wesleyan Concert Club, com.
posed Of male quartet. two pianists
and one reader will appear at the Dia.
mond Street H. E. church on the East
Side Thursday evening under the aus.
pices Of the Epworth League. The
club is making tour Of the State
and their coming to this city will be
one Of the best musical attractions to
appear in Fairmont. The following
program will be rendered:
Part one-"song Of College Cheer
(quartet) Carrie B. Adams. "Liebes.
traum"-(Miss Ross, plano solo, List.
Little Cotton Dolly"-tquartet), Ad,
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MILLION FOR THAw CHILDREN

PlTTsBURG, June7.-A million
dollars, or approximately that sum, will
be distributed to FIVE Of the children
of William Thaw, deceased, former
Pittsburgh multi.millionaire, by THE
trustee Of that estate, according to
an opinion and decree of Judge James
w. Over, handed down in orphans
court yesterday, in answer to the liti-
CATION that has been in process for
many weeks, effecting the right Of the
children to participate in the income
of shares OF Standard OIL Company
stock.
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Ice Infant Buried
In Family Cemetery

Funeral services over the body of
Clarence Russell Ice, the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fl. Ice, Of Elem.
ing, Ky, wer held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock and interment was made in the
Ice cemetery at Barrackville. The
child who was aged seven months died
on Sunday at the home Of the parents
at Fleming after an Illness from chol.
era infantum The funeral party ar.
rived here yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ice formerly resided in Barrackville.
Mrs. Ice was formerly Miss Nettie
King,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-07

The greatest ambition that any man
can have il that Of bringing himself
% close to the standard Of perfection
- % neutrality-suspicious. Of body,
mind and soul. This was intended
70 DO the one great work Of every
life; and, II properly taken hold Of.
md used, the best means for accom-.
plishing this purpose are thrown In
ones way.
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Entertained Class

Hrs. A. D. Hutchinson, Mrs. Meta
Hammers and Miss Jessie RACER were
Ihostesses last evening to the members
OF the McElfresh class Of the Dia-
lnond Street M. E. Sunday school. A
very enjoyable evening was spent and
refreshments were served.
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Really PLENTY Of coonanv.

"a cubic inch of air can contain
million microbes" announced the doc.
tor. And yet some people complain
Of feeling lonely" remarked the pa.
tient who was suffering from brain
fag.-Judge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Prickett, Of Co.
|iumbia street, leaves this evening for
Baltimore to attend the commence
Iinent exehcises at the John Hopkins
university. Their son, Clarence Prick.
EFT is Q member OF the graduating
class.
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Gas Company Wins.

The Hope Natural Gas company and
the Bowers Pottery company baseball
teams opened the Twilight league at
Houghs park last night. A large
crowd attended. The Pottcrs were
easy prey for the gas boys. The score:
Potters 8, Hope 10.
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VIII Visit Daughter

Mrs. Dorsey Pople, of Morgantown
avenue, will leave in a few days for
Cumberland, Nd, to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Adam Frost.
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EAST SIDE
s. NEWS =
] Missionary Society

The Foreign Missionary society of
the Diamond Street NJ. e. church was
entertained this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Edward Gilhart on East Park
avenue.
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Position.

Frank Masters left Tuesday evening
on train 55 for Homestead, Pa, where
he has accepted a position.
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Attending Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Friend, Of New
ton street, are at Mt. Lake park, at.
tending o family reunion.
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Guests,

Mrs. Joseph Miller and daughter,
Miss Carrie, OF Tunnolton, are In this
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Congleton at their home in the Hough
addition.
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John R. Rogerson, Sr., who Is 70.
covering from recent illness left
Monday for a few weeks stay In Bat.
tie Creek, Mich.
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Break Camp.

The "sunshiners" will break camp
at Sunshine this week after two very
enjoyable weeks.
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Able 70 BE ONT.

Miss Margaret Hanley who has been
III for the past few months Is improv-
Ing and is: now able to be out.
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New Walk.

The new cement walk on Market
street in front of the new Phillips
building has been completed and Is
now open to the public.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-07

H. F. Barb who has been quite ii
Is slowly improving.
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Sale Of Women's striped
Wolfe & Lawn Dresses
at $3.50
Third Floor
BARGANS!
Gathered At Random
From Our -Four
Busy Floors

MEMS STRAW HATs-New
sailor styles never intended to be
sold less than $3.50; here in all
sizes, special. ............. 500
Second Floor.
BOYS WASH sulTs-six new
styles and colorings of fast color
ginghams, trimmed in contrasting
shades, sizes to s. Special ...5oc
Second Floor.
WoMEN's WASH SKIRTS, OF
white gabardines, pique, ETC., i've
styles, entirely new-some have
pockets, others arc trimmed in a
very desirable way with pearl but.
tons, waist bands to 3e--all lengths
values to $1.50. Special $500
Third Floor
NEWS ATHLETIC UNION
suiTs-B. v. D. style of fine bar.
red cambria, elastic back. all sizes,
sold regularly at 75c, some stores
ask s100. Special at ........ Soc
Main Floor.
WoMENs BOOT SILK HOSE
"a quality most allI stores are sell
ing now at 39c; pink, blue, white
and black, all sizes. Pair -. Csc
Main Floor.
cHILpREN's DRESSES, Of
Amoskeag Bingham, several new
styles, in plain or plaid patterns.
new belt effects; all sizes to 10.
Third Floor.
GENUINE PANAMA HATS
For men, four new styles, qualify
sold everywhere at $500; full
bleached patent band for perspira-
ton; all sizes 6 "a to z 3.s. Spec.
III s.s............... SS.aO
Second Floor.
GUARANTEED UMBRELLAS
heavy wire frame covered with a
fast black waterproof serge, choice
OF 200 new umbrellas In mems or
Women's styles. Special .....sse
Main Floor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-07

Little effort, little cost-west vir.
ginian Want Al.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-07

MEMS STRAW HATs-New
sailor styles never intended to be
sold less than s1.50; here in all
sizes, special. ............. S1.O0
Secnnd Eloor
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WoMEN's. BOOT SILK HOSE
a quality most ally stores are SELL
ing now at 39c; pink, blue, white
and black, all sizes. Pair -. Csc
Main Floor.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


FOR sale. Stcreotypcrs' mats. lSx2i;
flexible and tough: just the thing TO
line chicken houses and outhouscS: 81
per 100 pounds ut the of1ce: 50 cents
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age, Address Times Dispatch.
EGGS tor hatcniue from my champion
dark corni*E. so per - W j.
Gaines. '"nirLlia. Va.
EGGS for Matching from prize winning
Barred ';ocHS. iartridl;o WYaudottcS.
~ilN"r Sp3ncl"d IiamburSS. Whit" l.".:
hornS. ;. per IL. I'm" Grove Poultry
Farm. t.ntrali1 Va.
Sli.NEI; Laced Wyauduttc eggs. pen
headed 10y first prize cock Ricn'u"nd
and i;alciGh. also first piiz.. hen and
ruiirl "a thIS pei J. +. Mcrclio, II"
West M;,iu
fcE sale, ", account 81 sickness. my
entire flock Of Barred White and Co
.unhian Rocks Al a sacrifice. eggs fur
hatchin2. 81 Tor L.. fertility cuarai-
tccd. j. ". EoEourt Il f.. II. : stop
II Seven Pines line.
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iOR S.iI.E-NIachinery.
FOR SAI.E-Horses.

MGLEs' MULES. MULES!
TWELVE head OF extra good work
mules. right out OF hard work, from
. 10 years old: weigh FROM Goa TO
l,"uV pounds. Price from 5000 per
pair up This stock is all in good
como !tion and can lac seen at Transfer
stables III South Fifteenth street
HA WING decided to change one OF my
stables into = garage. win dispose or
50 head OF inu es and big horses and
mares They have been working here
.or the last year in big trucks and
wagons. Their ages are from to 8
years old. Will weigh from LOO TO
loo pounds. They are all in first ella 81
condition, and will sell them under a
fuii guarantee. II not as represented
Will refund the money. Can he seen az
GrulIs Stables. II. It, IS. 20 South
Tenth.
FOR sale: a. Sullivans stable III
North Eighteenth Street, 30 head OF
horses ana mares, suitable .or all pur-
poses; Special attention: one pair OF
sorrel mares . years old, weight $500
pounds; one black horse years Old.
weight 1900: one bay years old.
weight i.5oo; one bay horse S years old.
can make 10 miles AN hour. family
broke. Several good second hand
horses: Will make good farm horses
and mares: from I.oudoun County Va.
Ask for Mr.. IA. IL Cooley. No reason
able offer refused.
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FOR REST-Rooms.

THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth
newly furnished rooms. soc. 75c. )
daily.
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sfAnONEp AIn LiN,KAILMAY

The Progressive Hallway uf tho Sonth''
S1u.hhound trains scheduled 70 leave RICh.
m"ri daily: ;'3o y. NJ. local 10 Norllna: / n
Z. NJ. slcepers and coaches 10 JaCksonvil!.
Atlantd rSi!r.hHiu: 6:aj L. NJ. through
coaches and slsepers to Jacksonville: Il ~
Z. NJ. ElO:idt Limited 1915 a. Nj slee o. r,
to Atlanta birmingham. Jacksonv!iie
Tampa and coaches 20 Jacksonville
NprthhouuI trains sci"dued TO arrive in
Hichm"ni daily: 30 ~ NJ. 1.23 A. NJ. $50
A. NJ. lOnAl. !.3l \ NJ. 90, =. NJ
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IL IN NEED Oh MONEY, BORROW
ON your WATCHES. DIAMONDS.
JEN Ei.Rl AND SiLNERWAEE FROM
THE EQIlTA Bile LOAN SOCIETY
ALL, BUSINESS Conducted STRICT
LI CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE con L.
Stl.TATlON ROOMS For LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN SECOND FLOOR
go" EAST BROAD STREET.
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For SALE.-ISeul Estate


FOR sal. ncar Petersburg. Va. bc,uti-
ini subdivision. 2IH lots on Rich
hohd turnpike and ear line; - miles
from city, in I-cent zouc. Good Sch.d-
uic This Is one Of the most attractive
hubdI tisi"ns around this rapidly Sguw
ihE city. VIII s"ll ou terms. ADDRESS
I. i. Meachain. Petersburg. Va
FOR sale standing timber, 1000. 900
zee, Original growth short leaf pine
Good haul TO railroad. Sc rate 20 Nor
rolk ana gateway cities. Timber Box
i61, Bursaw. y. G.
~ East Twelfth street, :. rooms. bath.
electric lights. South Richmond M
ply I'D East Twelfth Street
WHOLE city block, prcsen, site Oid
Dominion Distiliing GO. Can Ia.
seen at amy time. call Madison 7115.
FOR sale. large lot rroutin. on Main
street. IN town Of Louisa. especially
suited for wheeiwrieht and biactsn!itil
shop. which AZ" badly wanted in this
town and community Address r. NJ
Crank. Louisa. Va
FOR sale. large lot on railroad siding
at Louisa. with deep well of nlre
WAFER. gallons per minute. ESpncially.
SUITE? Tor bott!!nG plant and laundry
small electric light pl;ent is also wani :
ca, Address t.. NJ. Crank. Louisa. Va
TIMBER for sale Wanted To sell : :
100000 feet OF North Carolina min.
III North Carolina on Norfolk south =
.ln Railroad. on I0l-2-cent rate 10
Norfolk. Va. Oh basis Of about 81
iinbcr lies from railroad to = miles
OUT: maui not more than 81. Further
particulars On application Address
IiInhci. !. iSS, care Times Dispatch
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Al salesman wants position; 10 years
experience in general store: - years
road experience. Can furnish best Of
reference. ]. AS. care Times Dispa CHI.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

on the safe side. II YOU are insured In
strong Continental Fir" with & II
pulliaiu insurance and Eoudjug Agency
Travellers Building
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed, 25c.: cleaned ana
pressed. Soc: secured, sc; French
cleaned. SIS. y. Want II co. Goilors
and cleaners $50" East Main street
Phone Madison TO?S
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN. on HAMPTON Roads
beautiful location. country ana sea.
shore combined with city comvcnienccs
Excellent table. Terms. 50 TO Sl2 per
week Near golf links. Open all the
year. Misses 1abb. Boulevard lnu,
Hampton. Va.
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SITUATION wANTEf,-Female

ASSISTANT bookkeeper and billing
clerk desires position by March 10
Rapid and accurate machine operator.
Understands ali kinds Of general Office
work; years experience Al refer
enccs. Address "Hookkeepcr' care
Times Dispatch.
nurs. To young elderly person.
Lock foN % CroZct. Va.
YOUNG lady ktcnCHraDhcr. experienced.
wishes position at once Address Is
S-3, care Times Disp:,t Oh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
BY RUTFIN e SLOAN.
Rcal Estate AuctionecrS
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
OF
80. 5la NORTH TW ENTY- NINTH
STREET.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
dated February =. 1919. and recorded
In the clerks office. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in ID. x. .20-D page 81,
default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion OF the debt therein
secured. and hctne required so to do
by the beneficiary. the undersigned
trustee will sell AT public auction. on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1915
~ o'clock r. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
decd. as follows: Commencing AT a
point on the eastern line OF Twenty
ninth Street. 33 feet south OF l.eis II
Street. thence running southwardiy
along the eastern line OF Twenty mint il
street and fronting thereon 30 fcet,
and extending back custwardiv from
said front, between parallel lincs l22
feet 10 an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: For cash enough 10 dcfray
IN: expenses OF executing tins trust
and TO pay Sl!."I balance due on note
from November ). 1915. with interest
thereon. and also Il note for SIS due
February !, 1916 with interest thereon,
with Il credit OF Sl.200 due February
.. 1917. with quarterly Interest," notes
balance to he secured by a deed OF
trust on said property At one year or
all cash. M tie option of the purchaser.
F. LORRAINE RUEFiN.
Trustee.
htt'FIN ~ SLOAN. Auctioncers.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FOR sale. one English pointer =
years Old; one season in field. Dr.
+. t.. Barr. Townsville. y. &.
FOR sale, good jack Will sell cheap.
For further particulars. address Box
y. Hebron. Va.
ONE registered Berkshire boar. -
months old. nroe, $40. John Bolan nd.
Broad and cherry streets. Falls
church Va
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HELP WA>.TED-I.emale.

$40 month paid women as United States
government clerks. Write imme-
diatcly for list of positions obtainable.
FRANKLIN Institute. Dept. $50 NJ.
Rochester. y Y.
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SITUATION WANTED-,Isle

CREDIT man and collector desires
chahEc. have 10 years experience
~ merchandise. etc. can handle Office:
! licensed attorney in North Carolina now
pracli"ihS. can take small interest in
business. handle legal end aud collec-
MARRIED. sober and worker Address
Credit Man" |. -. care Times Dis
patch
Al Salesman wants position; 10 years
experience in general store: years
! road experience. Can furnish best Of
reference. ]. AS. care Times Dispa, CHI.
WANTED position as city salesman
By responsible man. Have had 10
EeafS experience on the road: am
: thor oughly familiar with the city trade
would consider an agency from a re-
liabl. house \ 423. care Times Dis
patch.
CONE ETENT bookkeeper and cashier
dcsircs position at once; years cX-
pericncc in fun oharg. home Office
books. Thoroughly understands corpo-
ration reports, pay rolls. systematizing.
Axe, 2S; married. No. ! references
and can furnish any amount Of bond
required Wholesale or manufacturing
accounts preferred. X G3l. care Times.
Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED salesman wants posi-
ton can start Immediately. Gro
ceries preferred. can handle other
lines. Box sij. Martiusvi!le, Va
REG ISTEKED pharmacist desires re-
ti"f work Any hours. Best refer
enccs. Address Relief" l. $50. care
! Times Dispatch
OH. salesman at once: salary or COM
mission Answer at once to John r.
Apperson. Tunstall. Va
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale, large boarding and room
ing house in Hopewcll. Va: com
pletei% furnished ana ready to step
complete Kitchen and Jining-room out
NJ VIII accommodate 100 men. Price
$4,000; S2.OOu cash. balance $500 per
month, without interest: first payment
April J. Reason for selling. owner not
hotel man and resides In another sec
ton OF the state. Good frst-mortgage
notes viii be considered for the cash
payment. lioke Smith, care Capitol
Hotel. Petersburg, Va.
business. bargain To quick purchaser
Box 40.
WANTED. good location for grocery in
iIopewell, Va Viii lease store or
lot. Address at once Is $40. care Times
Dispatch.
For sale, nrSt-claSS confectionery
store. doing good cash business.
bargain to quick purchaser. Il 623.
care Times Dispatch.
MONEY in small amounts loaned re
liabl" people saving 81 upwards.
coru-lcia! Guarantee 90. - North
Ninth
AN up-to-dat. drug store. doing good
business. Tor sale $500 invest
ment viii sell for $3.50 cash. Rea-
son fo!' selling. nav. other business
that calls mo away. Address /. 1879
care Times Dispatch.
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BpARDEkS wanted for a nice com :
Portable room: steam heat. conven-
lent 10 bath. Table boarders also
wanted 32S East franklin street,
Phone Madison 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06

WANTED, a white cook Good home
and good pay. Call Madison 1919.
after 10 4. NJ. or Boulevard 1867. after
+. NJ.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. Louisville & West. 400 p .i:N) n
Main Line Local - a. ~ D., i5.lS D
James River Lin 1000 a.. 1918 =
News NIX. OH PIT. 's a. ~ M =, i,
New port News Local 80, a.. 500 "a
Trains arrive from NIX. eli 80 n. -::E n
'5:2o D.. =. News. 'e:55 "a. $50 D From,
West. SD a. .a:ic D, t9.S a. ti:lO o
100 y. daiiy from charlottesville eNcor,
Sunday from Thurmond Jas River, ts:.;
a, '!:i0 y. -Daiy. ,EXc.pt Sun!al
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TELEPHONE your WANTS TO

TEIlEPHONC YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES-DISPATCH
NhNDoLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
pAu.f. enc cent word when paid In ed =
vance. No al. taken for less than 10 centa
sUNDhf, ono ind ono half cont, n word for
oil classified ads. except Situation Wnnted
ot one cent word. no ad. taken FOR less
than IL cents.
NJ ADS. taken for less than Is cents when
charged or phonea In. Phoned orders not
snbranteeu. Classification no. guaranteed
after y T.. N.
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BOARDING.
THE WEBSTER

THE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board. absolutely first
class: central: hot water heat; prices
very reasonable. Madison 1895 1914
1916 East clay
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WANTED-ROonS.

W ANrEb. by refined couple. or 4
furnished complete housekeeping
rooms: must lac central. State terms.
ii 62l. care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION Professional

ANY ono desiring TO have thorough
musical education on any musical
3ls North Mouro. street. Richmond,
Va
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

hl'TApIioNE OUTFIT. Edison or Co
lNinhia. state price and condition.
Also want cash register Business
Equipment sales Company. mo Power
Building.
WANTED. office space or desk room
business section. Is f3h. care Times
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
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