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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

Simple Job and the Fancy Bill.
Your bill doesn't square with what
you told me before 1 went to the hos
pital, doctor"
What's the matter?"
You insisted that it was to be just
a simple little operation and there was
nothing at all to be alarmed at
Detroit Free Press.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
mndna XfvendI.

How did you come Out?" asked his
friend viii she have you?"
Her answer" replied the diplomatic
attache, sis partially satisfactory.
Enough so to continue negotiations.
She says If she ever does marry, it viii
be a man OF good iookE- courage and
ability."-Judge-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
Practical AnnIication.

Better bear the ills we have than
fly to others that we know not Of
That's the principle we go on" re-
piled Mr.. Growcher. I'VE have had
the same cook for five years.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
Reasonable Aspiration

81 suppose you have high ambitions
for your boy2"
We'll, wouldn't say that exactly;
but 1 do hope that he won't turn out
to be the male assistant to q female
dancing teacher
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
The Great Objection.

Don't you dislike the man who in
sists on hearing himself taIk?''
No. replied Miss Cayenne; not
unless he compels other people to lis
ten"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

Husband-That new cook seems TO \
be awfully extraEagant-
Wife-Why do you think so?
Husband-She evidently thinks We
have victuals to burn
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

Unless a man is worthless the
chances are that he viii never become
an expert whittier.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

He laughs best who has the laugh
on the other fellow.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

A man may be lucky because he is
married-or because he isn't.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

There are more ways Of deserving
punishment than there are Of escap-
ing it.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

How a pretty woman does loTe TO
one.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17

The Net Result.
did you raise anything on your
promise to pay?"
ooh, yes: ] raised a smile"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-17
ExcIamation Apronos.

"Some of the new cannon they say
carry over 80 miles"
Great guns!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
NEARLY ALL OF HARTMAN
JEWELS ARE RECOVERED
Ar'hur T. aud 0rNilic DagEctt
Arrested and Charged With
Theft.
fBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November 2i-Ncarlv
all the jewels, valued at 100000. stolen
from AIRS. +. II. Hartman here were
recovered by the police TODAY. \
small ruby. believed TO be in the hands
OF Maiden Lane jcwcler, and a d,n
mcnd. valued at $4,000. are still miss
ing. The early recovery OF both WINS
predicted
According to the police the robbery
was committed some time between Nav
-. when Mrs Hartman deposited the
)ewcis In vault. and November IT.
when she went to get them to wear ar
the opening OF the opera season. The
loss was reported on November Is.
Arthur i. DaEEc,t. of Iarchmont.
and orvillc DagEctt. of Brooklyn. wcr.
arrested last night on complaint of
Clement Arthur TeEcthoff, manager OF
the Hartman estate. ana charged will,
The theft. Tho police offered no es-
PLANTATION OF the manner in which the.
robbery WAS committed
Arthur I. DaEgctt was employed In
the vaults OF the Farmers Loan snd
trust Company, which are located i'm
the basement OF the building occupicd
ny the Hartman National Bank. Or
offices OF the Mercantile Marine Cor
poration.
The most precious jewel recovered
was ruby, valued at $4,000. This
gem the police found in the pocket OF
an old pair of trousers in The home OF
Arthur p. Daggctt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
PRAISES CkRDUI
As GOD-SEND
To Women - This Alabama
Lady's Sincere Expression
OF Her Experience Will
Interest You.

Quinton. Ala.-Mrs. RebCcca Cox.
of this place. writes: About %
years ago had been In bad health
for year or more. and it didn't look
as though | could get we'll.
The beginning OF this trouble, !
oTerdid myself. began suffering
with my back IL hurt SO.
The doctors said it was
change Of life and an one
ration was all that would help me.
felt couldn't have that. and my
husband did not believe in patent
medicines. When [ asked him to &c.
Cardui, he said. that's just dollar
thrown away but to please me, he
would get it. / suppose there was Il
year | was never hungry, and after
taking Cardui. my husband said I
had better order carload of corr,
and meat with it, After one bottle
| felt better. took about a dozen
bottles. have never had an opera
ton. have worked in the
fields, done our washing, ironing and
cooking; we have two orphan chill
dren added to our family, for which
do as my own. I can praise Cardui
as a God-scnd TO women
Cardui, the woman's tonic, is for
sale AT all druggists. Get il when
in need of good, reliable. strength
cning tonic, Give it Il fair trial.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
IT'D WANTS
1;AhilIiY. = cents . limo per insertion.

5s'i Ss",s "i ss' ;@'J5ss
ne sssRnS"sd or ' tsis q, the counter
& $sr5 Si4iS NE M isSi;
VITA No CIifSGI OF Cory. "Ir'N'
RATE SER LINE.
MiniinGn space. Two lines
SUNDAY anu DAILY insertions 20 cent.
IoSSECC rivE; Insertions. 10 cents.
Situations Wantcd-,Inic und icnmIc.
l iine DAILY or SUNDAY. cents = nl.
,iitss witht'. one ".eh. 10 cents Inc.
ln.s 10 Ih ' ,t,.s IL soma o:at,. II
INC above rates cove. al ,'assIicsttu.,s.
e.ai'.hent!on nos guaranteed uf,e. {. 4. "A.
stbsTATiONS FOR It'd. MAST ADS.
ihe following Times Dispatch Brarvl, OF.
49, arg Tor tno conveni.!.Gvs at thu puulic
''"si"F Office rates. ~n.rn arc given above:
WEST OBJ roUsuEE STREET
Css s. nnd pn u.! 80, W. Cary Street,
!vtiiiaon ii. "
M Mtrs,.. rh15 ,,4.sy @:zs n.noy,r ave
4 \. Hooker DruE StSie, ~. 49, SI,In :,
i,rs in. -; ~ Drug Co.. Lac. honorary anI
x Az awe Hx.aS s:0Is Allen Ays and Graev
Go 1T. -'''e" 40 A''u
., Fl S9h nrnr p ssst CO.. 81 w Main 81
sasae Sstsr br ..a" s1a1ss ga Iias
~. H. !iay = prus'. urcok Aio ai.u Giay
Stb. cs'ie' foosnct ana bto9U
EAST OF FOLSuEE STREET.
MY Si aaa A .nt i nsGa' So 8.
ST. LUX StoFr. ram and MuIsh.ii
u. Is. Vaughan. s9l North Fifth ST,
Et.,.ai: OhitJ. iSS NoItu I-nth ST
,.s, aatiAoa UruT store. vi y. seven.
ns,. &. sA'si zaI ' ..., it., St ana
MnS .iii.ains,s Pharmacy twenty. arst and
en SI' H%s. ,,, Drys COMPANY. rwcuty-,hird
and M'y ysn. q schaaf Drug GO. Twrn,, arm
btn- i"enJ MIN anu Leigh
q, cnurch HI! Pharmacy 1900 Eas, u.oNd
y. Craig Dug store 2seg f. Broad ST
TbiTtrnhuIaSn Clay stree, Drug GtoIr. .gi X
F.trmouo, iE,SAlkMouST.
Ave- fh-rn.acy. .l-o Fsirmoun,
BARTON HEIGHTS
"-oSa Dfur store. Eor;h 40.
=. HIGHLAND PARK
e u SosDI a 10. Ii.O IEtru Ay..
~ 'Hugasn. Fourth and Stuart.
w., -, SOUTH RICHMOND
,Ss;Tis"h wv iiu!! St. xnd
:, =, SWANsHORo
u ~. fooerts. ~ HUH 81,
J; a. Black. 80 niUt Wiiiia r, .,,,v
Ayc biuS siVTe sDo Williamsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER; IS. 1916.
ut 1890 O'Clock i. NJ.
The above farm OF ll7i. acres of
good land. about 60 acres being In cui :
tiNaton. the balnnc. being III WOODS
good orchard, running water. large.
n,wcihns. nine rooms: good ,wo-stoly
barn. etc. This is an unusually. nj
ractivc farm, and being SO near The
c.iy and fronting as il docs on one OF
TIE best roads into Richmond, should
attract investors. business men, rs well
~ farmers. II has recently come into
~ SECESSION OF the present owner. and
VINO. having no use for II. has instruct
"a me :" sell.
The pcrscnal property consists Of Inc
rrr2n o. Corn; Fodder, iiers.. COW.
XII, Brood Sow. 90 Hens. Wagons.
Sprrey, Disk, Hay Rake. Double Corn
CritiNutor and a varied assortment OF
lows Cuitivators. implements and
Tools.
TERMS: On personal property, cash.
and as TO the real estate. one-third
CO sh and the halanc. in one. two and
three years. deferred payments bear
nag interest and secured by deed Of
trust.
~ l.. ADAMSON,
Aucttoncer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
- - H.HHHH -
MEETINGS

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, October IS, 1916.
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail.
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given, that gen.
ernl iaeeting OF the stockholders Of
Southern Railway Company has been
called ~ the board Of directors and
VIII be held n the principal Office Of
tho company in lilo Times Dispatch
Building. in the city OF Richmond. Va.
on FRIDAY. the 6th day of January.
lsl., at ~ ocloCN in the forenoon, for
the purpose OF considering and taking
action concerning the creation OF n
mortgage upoi the railroads and other
y. opcrty. securities and franchises of
the company, to be designated the re-
funding AID Improvement mortgage,
ana the Issue and sale Of gold bonds
thereby secured, limited in amount to
S3CO,eoD,OoO at amy time outHtamdinl
To be issued from time to time. IN let
tered series, maturing on such dates
not later than October !, 1899, and
bearing interest at such rates as shall
Dc hNcd by the board OF directors with
respect TO each series; and for tho pur-
pose OF considering and taking all
auSh othcr or further action in respect
to the creation OF said mortgage ana
The issue and sale Of said bonds as mag
come before the meeting, including APP
proving the form and provisions Of
SAD mortgage. approving 4 plan for
TIE exchange Of the development and
general mortgage 1 per cent bonds Of
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said rcfunding and
Improvement mortgage, ana approving
all action taken 10y the board Of direc.
t"rs IN the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF tranSactinS such other business
az lawfully and properly may be
brought before tho meeting
rho transfer books OF both pre-
tered and common stock will he closed
al O'Clock L. NJ. on December 6, 1916.
ard Will be reopencd 1T 10 o'clock a.
NJ. on January 8, 1917.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
+. $. WYNN.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Norfolk Il Western Railway

DNLl w IA 7 LINE TO NONFULN.
:. Leave b;td street :, <.t~ iACminonl.
Foit >oi.roi.k: -n.i5 a. NJ. 800 ~. a..
- % l.. NJ. = .ue l.. NJ.
:, tHK Li*c.,.ln g vA.:p THE WEST;
L. II. Luea. to Crr"c. $50 4. VI.
Arrive iuChmond from Norfoin. sli:4o
a. NJ, $50 l. NJ. $500 l.. ~, 40 4, Il
tlo.., the west: 'c:l9 y. ii. '3:3i A. II
l.. u.
'Uaiiy. tDa!iy except Sunday. tsunday
" ID EEvIII. W. C. SAUNDERS.
l.. /. NJ. Roanoke. q. +. a. Ruun0ae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
1Y CHEWING & BOXLEY. INC,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
COURT SALE OF
That Large Lot Of Land,
With the Old Church
Building Thereon,
Designated as
9East Leigh Street
ON THE SOUTH SIDE Or LEIGH
STREET. BE1W ZEN FIRST AND
ST. JAMES STREETS.

In execution of two certain DEGREES
OF inc Law and Equity Court Of the
cry OF Kichm9nd. Va" entered No
1910. i'll the suit of William Miller.
VINO sues. etc, vs.. the Negro HiStori-
Sai ana Industrial Association. Inc,
s!"ncrs appointed for that purpose.
viii OFFER tor sale at public ,uCt;on
Upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1915.
1T o'clock l.. NJ,
the propcrt%, described III the said
decd. AS follows:
THAT certain lot Of land with the
Oh church house thereon. located on
the south side Of Leigh street, hc,,ycrii
F:FSt and 81. James street. ia tho city
OF itichmond. Va, designated as, No. .
Fast Leigh street; beginning G2I-2
fcri east OF st. James street. and
fronting 81 feet Oh the sou,n line of
Ign street. aud running back l3HI-2
located Il brick house. formerly occu-
pied by the Leigh Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
>, iicre is a sneciaiiy good opportunity
central location, where values are
Increasing every day. Convenient TO
everything; desira bic
This sale is ordered TO be made n: the
risk and cost Of William Miller who
pUrchaSed the property at q former sale
and failed TO comply with the terms
OF sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash, balance in
three equal installments In six. twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced by ne
gotiabie notes of the purchaser. car
re aimed until all, OF tho purchase
money is paid, or all cash, at the optiou
OF the purchaser.
CONWAY II. SANDS.
j. Z. ROBERTSON.
GILES Il. JACKSON.
Special Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

"rhe Progressive Railway Of the south"
Southbpund trains scheduled TO leave
i!n.; go T. NJ. slecpcrs and coaches At
iaitd anu IhcknonNltIe, 90, L. NJ. coaches
anal slecp.Is TO jacksonville: 1870 T. NJ
cU.,clcs - 10 y. NJ, s!-cpcrs. Atlanta. Bar
IL NSuuVi!lc.
.sortlbounL trains scheduled 10 arrive
lICnmona $50 y. VI. $3.50 \. ~. 10 80
a NJ. - % +. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

fpk sale, Ee&al! Lru. store in town OF
-.syJ GOon gnaiICc. Inventory a. 900.
!vIi cash. owner recurring. /. sll. care
=. -,s- D..patcE.
nnNIsD. TO DUy .r.r store ia town from
d,bpv 70 1900. CIV" particulars IN n.sl
.. st"r. Aaaf'-i !. 80. car" Times D!gpatCii.
f.tIl "ItN necessary capital desires Vir-
i,!n!u hE.n,y f"r gugn near beer drink
y -.gc-s $50. IVii. ,it..
:-.tEFIipNAL business opportuulty in a
.."tufartu'inE o!tS 81 i-.OO0 population.
IA established Hri paying bowling. pool
AM it.l!!dEG pITiDT re hOuYit .heap
u. 'st!G.s,iVu solicited. For aet.ti.s writ. 1.
l.ig.c LIE WAlnpt Street. CnsnnCt0n ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rams l>cdI, i,ivi.HloI!,i--Aain ,t. Station,
ST Iedulc ii-urch not Guaranteed. For the
Souih-Daiy: go a. Nj. local: .v:3V 4. Nj
pr.Ss par.or buffet car: T. NJ. express,
- 10 T.: ~. express; sleeping ear open, 800
L. ~. 500 T. NJ. local. fot keySgtli. Chase
Clty aud BuiiaIo Junvtipil-w..k dan
York River Lne--j:iv T.. NJ. SteaIne.
Train. except SUNDAY. connecting for IJaiti.
more u'arior carr. 10. n 81 and Ais
L. NJ duliy local
Trains Arrive Kichmora-Fro,n the South:
i;@ A. u "nd 20 ~ u. $3.50 =. a.. $50
t'rou, West Point: S:i5 ~. NJ. except SIon.
day: .:+u a. NJ. and i.l5 +. ". tally.
Office 3o7 r.. Main ST. Phone Madison 2Tc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
PltOPOSALS-Sealeu.
SEALED pK0pOsALs.

.tichlnond Va. Soy. -. 1916.
sealed bias VII be received 10y the Suapoi
Bpiri ut TuCkahoe Ds,rioi. HcErico County.
Va. until . J.; ". Docemnyr ?. icln. FOR the
ere rtion o. - brick sclvo! building at West =
Il. .npton. according to plans ami specihci-
t!u4s prepared bN BENJAMIN West PoiudcNtcr
an. Ia:te!iuS l.. Wright, associated aTChi-
t.,
separate bids VIII be- required ~ follows:
4 lrr III" erection -. the building
d, IL" heating aH.i vcHti!ating system
,.rtia.. check Tor S2uU shall accompany
- ri.. The usual iprrl of uniform con-
. I MI be u7=d art ia: successful! bid
ue.s Win be required to give surety vut..-
y IS bond frr - Der cent az ihc amount
~ :nci. respective contracts
or further Information. plans AN! epcci-
iir.t:oLS. Lrpis TO Hent- .:.lu West Po!i',i.N-
iv.. - A.Nso! Bldg. Richmond. va. rros-
DE tive bidders VIII lie required tn deposit
- as II, EuaraEtec for the return q: draw
i1.-F aGI specifications; accompanied bs 4.
be int" did, 1T Which tinIc the dcposi,
'.he Sc!ou! Board reserves the -iGh, TO
- a,t AMY al bids.
., o.o-r Of Tuckahnc District School
T. lard ~ HenTico County, Va
J. y. HAEIiIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25

I hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED or the special commissioners in
thu suit specified above has been duly
given.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clnrk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

l hive bought Harry Clark's grocery stock
~ ZOO West Main Street. and will not
BE- responsible for any debts contracted oy
him after October rs. 1916 BILLS must Do
Z, Prese niIe1 TO me before November 80. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
\. L. ApAMSON,
Eeai Estate Auct!oncrr
AUCTION SALE
OF y
Highly Improved
farm

OF ABOUT ll7ia ACRES.
FK0NTlNG On THE NEW BROAD
HoCk ROAD. ABOUT FOUR MILES
iRt,I RICHMOND, IN CHESTER-
ilELD COUNTY. VA. ALSO PEN
S0NAL PROPERTY. CONSISTING;
It.EMENTS. ETC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
CHURCH NOTICES

,,iIs"clAi.
,lni,ln s,r..5 .cr "arnsi Rr rltcf' y
ooWNMAN. rotor. s,:,day "L""i at 40
1t S,r." @r''f c5-d:., t%i +; '''SF"''"
nv E.;'sT z XtI
II s .:,4 u srl g.; .S!s Y y, 81, i.
TO- ;n.n md women =. u \ Vi
:. SG%G 81 ~ rnES.i[IEnIA% cmuncn.
sr NJ &ane.,y u hoo Roo a. X II "''"esd"S
.;nAcI .covEHAHT rnEsnyrERiAN
cAIyIN sTl:WHH%n!T'" I r. p. 1as'ss
,o:rl y. ~ Bib ,i.r.c.
& H I: is%si.l s s i5:a school
Visitor. c"rd,a.iN Invited.
Ives, WESTM - ~; i'hMsm Y.rENfAH
p!eaShlur 4; F nd f. Wc1,nc
s F!rS! H A,r31s . !E' ao,dE wV Il as
oATl';'i surd nrs. hos, a: T.. aSd
I.araca ana rEiiGihc:. cl:'ssca rnc@, in ca: AZ
e." H"?%' A 4@ az 5@ ssr ia%.sS
.-.,, TMAS Z: Il. isiiHox wq BE
R.;v. Is T TTt5 c r. 10 r. % ~
Invited to attend -" e"''''"''S
FIRST c GH!nlTT IS c IIt;%cH sa,,,sr
--KrSu'mr services viii 10 held to.uorrov.
.norhinE in the church "di'io" Corner Park
Avenue ana Meadow Str.":j ~ II .'.Jnrk
Enhicci Ancient end Modern N.c-onlau,N
y ,,"S M"smnrisin and Hyrnoti,m. Ua.
Hv!ic"d Wednesday evening testimony
Hnr 'Hr"ricnc" m."ti,g a; $40 The sal
tE'-rornII N"s. COZ -.h2I icoH-n,i I'm thu,
virginia Hallway and Power building ,"r.
n'r S"t.nth and Franklin Str".i. ard uro
Nh',i na!iF. except SundavS from, - \ Al
:" = VI. MI 'r" cordially invited
, GERMAN EVANGELICAL
81 johns GERMAN EVANC;I.r T,sI
cnn-.h corner Eighth ami M.rshai,
St,".'tl REV. OSCAR CUTIE, pastor =.
Va M Of IN. Dead. Ncy, sun.
.aF, morning Advent service. ia q. rm,r,
Visitor. cordially welcomed '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line

lhc HtaIharh Itd!!rOad OF the south.
Eti ECTtNE SEPT. IN 1916
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
rur Florida ana souin: S.i1 \. 81 and
CO. l.. III. 80 y. ~.
roe Eurioih. t:iJ ~. M.. . IN ~. 81. 800
+. NJ. 1900 J.. ~. ', TO =. u.
f"r X. a. ". ~. Myst: pa, "a 81 $50
or ie}.,'sDurs: i::sy Al ". ;.i5,. y. VI.
D. NJ -l:.p J.. ~. iiIg i NJ. 80, -. NJ
o:.J T.. 81, $50 l.. ". i-.cI MiGrisai
20: GViGsJot" atsa f"yrtt..ii!e. 400 p.
For IlcPeseH: 81; =. 81. .l.I5 T.. ~.
Trains arrive Richpond daily sos A. NJ.
A. 81, 10 i. NJ 30 l. " III r a.
l.. Il.
iiI;i. OF ariiya. and departure ana cos.
&c CttOHs no. Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-25
""7--7"--"---|7---
HELP WANTI.D-MaIe

az, HMrSD railway mail clerk cEaInIna-
t1nh toiHinE t'5 month. SanIpi. ,iur,-
I'oh, ircc. Write immediately Franklin
itlhtut' floor ". Rochester. :. !
NHIED: teachers g. grade 1T So tiGj
ruIL.. 5000. - rural principals. Many
% "inrh nov ANA janvary ! Soutil.ri,
lGH.ncT.- As.ncy. cnlG..:s!d. ) G.
;, a.N ID! men Steady w"rrXs soou p,,
iiatc mol."rh earning uN"r 81 Der lay
,pieeH work.. s,nrkc piN," iiow WORKS
WANTED. 5000 heading 'nlil man FROM ,.W.
". I: D!ilsL4. i.anesyii.s Ma
WANTED. "Nr"rourcu WHITE !u5u ~ hog
20 our latvHnE h'nHrtUm-rf &iIst hr neat
hhl AScuraL. Miami, NarnisE. NuT,-
llELNEN. brakeman beginners u.iL $50
monthly. p,T1uhncnt. nD st.iA.- Halfway.
I.r- lInch llls t,htch.
"A%Ii:b. ,'Er"f.sn.et .nrmer - YAK,
tHp.r'"nrr .ith si"o" ana understand
boilers. cnEtnr- and Farm nIucniurry Jinnd
hous-. In I'm" nciHhnoThopI state former
rfnpl"S nItnt. age, nuiub'. In ami
SALARY expected. Address T. 80. care times
dispatch
WANTED. experienced saw NIcr for hox
Hnih!y rNpe,t"d IN irst letter .icErcys.
SpnuldsnG Mauufactwrinr Co. chase i'iiy
WANTED. experienced pui-c- Apply with
r-tcr.ncc* 1907 East Hain
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

FtRSIiCE:. china ami Wedding presents
uath:i aI1 shipped VIA care. Jacob
L1.!aur P"ono Madison S212.
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y ,CELY turusheL kous-n c-rlng apartment,
AS rang, electric !!EEis. iHs; lucouS
foI-watcr heater III oain. dl3 East Leigh
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SITUATION wANTED-,Iule

E-'GiSfEiiED druggist wam,s position Al,
,y"htH. f.!iet or permanent. Utus- lst
NNt.l"r.t Pharmacy. .l.ynchburg. Va
n'tNt man. experienced Ia st.nogru phic
M general "iIlcc work would nix" -
'''ih'''' "lth SpIn, EpOi ilrm first Of
:. i.Ni1rtofy reference. furnished upon re-
"a ~. L3S, 'ar" riiucs- DIspitCh
If.D by young iuan OF neat appeal
'n"". job IL suippinE department of
" OI"Shl" gr"Ccry ia freight depot. u
%: care T:ines b.uphtch.
VI NNiED pot!tio,, iy man MIN stnait
AMY "H farm manager super
~ 'nd"u' ucgr Petersburg or Richmond.
IL tr"nscH exchanges. Room 20. Box i3-A.
y newell. Va
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AUTOMOBILES.
srEcrAL NIGHT EEl.AIi: SERVICE

nPECiAL NIGHT EEiAl: SERVICE
BUSINESS HOUSES NNp PHYSICIANS
nc WI! E!ye slight Repair Service. re-
ginning Sionday. October 80 i've night.
Ma!n Street. on t'orA Cars owr.eI by COM,
10 !c!hi houses anG ph;siciaIis. THIS
..e MI DC inausuraisd 70 take care "a:
80 repairs OIL cars that are Ia constant
IL ing the day \, our PATRONS aiou.d no;t!y
~ sane n;Eni Dag rates charged,
Lac. -NiNl.ESNi- MOTOR GONNA NY. Inc.
81. West Main Street
Phone RanGoIpa ..Zs.
AGToAEDEIl.E Accessories A'r COST
" :. ar" ;rinf "nt OF to- g"mcrHi auto
-sHory business. IN order that may
:. y" AZ 81 our Tim" TO selling Rush and
'I.lsc STOCK ~ accessories quickly : pos
SOC ~" have cut thc prices down CUst
\ visit 10 81. -cCuni story bIrIui!. room
49, pay !uu. Conn" quickly ANA .,guIG tho
- ~. banner Brothers "a. SlS West
:. cot .'tr"rt. ltunao!Uh III.
y DIES ana tops Cor commercial au;outo-
Les mad. 70 order. Richardson Bros
hr"Oh Aycnue
} ards ior every tGs.ncss. Put on Same
d1 order El.'g. w. have tho price. Sew
tI.I 1910 =uG Nj roadster bodies: also i.l&
= tsS.:E'' : Meyers sons. al East
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LADIES' TAII.ORS.

n<S5GL L1SH HA%F % TIHTF N HHTMG95TE R1t :
NAMING in TIE MoST ApvANCEEDD
STYLES AT REASONABLE PRICES
IL LEWIS.
COMMERCIAL BLDG,
216 NORTH SECOND STREET
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LOST AND rO. Nd

~ NJ on .,, fsi,s' owner .a II, i've
80. ~: aGa paying f"r th!, act
- Broad Street on In Lgr,, Ng,,A r,i.
u HctGru ."g Fact Main
~ small leather hulGaar uu sou,h side
r street, between Twenty -tEird and
,,N'''' 'iiIt Sifccis. atuIt $50 IrtIuv
k.N .-d FhOnn boulevard l0is-W
LC.i on itr@ad street "r IN on. ~ tn.
s'"rr-, trldIi afternoon ola.f.snion.d
'itt" nso"h A"lIcd :"c association "a
-. - ilA9LS it4i.1"tnh rs.
!.p$i = phir pf rrid eyeglasses az CORNER
-, S.Aih .nd Era," a. r"war' !c,ulA-a
nt,r l. w irisn photo 90 10, Nofth
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER; IS. 1916.

Ivy direction of the owner. will
sell at public auction. on the premises,
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
LET US renovate your rugs and carpets
Central Cleaning and PcDairing Co
Ifa IL North Filth Street Phone Ran:
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DEATHS

l. iIittrWiCh-Di, at, her rcslcnce. ,7Gi
hanover Avenue. rhu.soay Note.,Ii =
~ 10 az y 20 q; NJ. aHS. j. IL ii:i
funeTn! SATURDAY Sn..iuL.r %
-. u q. Gay street VI - Cht!rCtI
~, ...e!.S IA HOLLYWOOD Grn"'"Ty
~ r. 4,!eb. - the Residence ~: l.r -o,,
+, .shnihk loi' ID. g. MIS- f:l.t;iHA *
f...L;, she b. survived b., h"f twn SON,
;. q. 49, va '''u!!!h!i.
Fnncra! from li3 West ,.;.. S,,.., ST..
DAi a. l. " Ini.rincnt IN Sl,.ut.. C..I,;.
"W,oGf!ELp :. = ill"I. at i.is aoiic In Green
j..iiti, Il, ~ " ist.E, 6. q. =. Wise.
II" - survived Hy a Willow ~. if,t..lf,-'.
sNh ono ron. D""otsc4 vah - .rn,i., q,
". .Itc u. -. !. NiMt;:t,LI. ID; MrIr..u ~.