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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
ASSOCIATIONS IN
JOINT MINSTREL
CARNIVAL ASSOCIATION AND
PHUNMAKERs WILL PUT ON
BIG ENTERTAINMENT IN FEB
RUARY.

The announcement is now made
that the Carnival Association and the
Pnunmal1ers have Joined hands to
give a local minstrel show early in
February, and promises to be one of
the most original as well as one of
the largest that has ever been planned
in local theatricals.
Every prominent semi professional
and amateur black face artist in PEN
sacola will aid with the result that
assured success seems to be the key
note.
What will make this minstrel pro-
ductton an interesting one is, that
everything is local. Every joke, will
be local one. An afterpiece entitled
''The Luke's Alley Affair."" promises
to be one of the funniest things local
theatregoers have ever Witnessed.
There VIII also be travesty on CIV
erywoman," which will be entitled
sSEverywoman." This bids fair to
make local fun lovers sit back and
roar with laughter. Several new and
original acts will be featured in the
olio, and the first part will be some
thing never before introduced in PEN
sacola by travelling organizations.
Further particulars will be made
public later on, safe to say that some
of the most prominent citizens of
Pensacola will be featured, as well as
officers from the aeronautical school.
In short the Minstrel proposed to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

ing allowed to meet young folks.
The mistress of the boarding house
under whose roof the young stenog-
raphers and other working girls find
shelter would win their everlasting
friendship by giving occasionally the
exclusive use of her sitting room to
each in turn to entertain her best
fellow.
Every hand should be a helping
one extended to young folks. Every
endeavor should be made to bring
the right couples together. This
makes all the difference in the world
with single girls and the lives OF
young people unable to help them
selves.
Miss Libbey's replies TO your let
tiers. Correct name and address
must be given to insure attention,
not to print. Use ink. Write short
letters, only on one side of paper.
Address Miss Libbey, 916 President
Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

feet still, so when Gertrude Hoffman
selected me as one of the children to
appear with her in The Spring
Song" ! was delighted. When vaca-
ton began after a long tour l went
back to New York and was offered
the position as leading woman, a
chi1d's part. in play called Char
lotte Temple"
A FTER charlotte Temple" I be-
a gan to feel that / was an estab-
y 1ished actress, and through Thorn
as Wise, the well-known star, who was
then appearing in "The Gentleman from
Mississippi" secured an introduction
to William A. Brady, the theatrical
producer. Mr.. Wise recommended
me for the leading feminine part in
a second company of THE Gentleman
from Mississippi" which was about
to go on the road. talked TO Mr.. Brady
and was making decided impression
until an unfortunate moment, smiled
Mr.. Brady threw up his hands in
horror and said, "Great Heavens,
Tom, / can't hire a leading lady that
hasn't all her teeth yet"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

A s I look back over the past ten
"A years and compare the cheap little
sets, the crude acting and photo
graphy, and the hastily written
stories-mostly made up as we went
aiong-with the elaborate produc-
tons. tho painstaking attention to de-
tail, the careful direction, the care
fully selected casts and the scenarios
written by famous dramatists de-
manded to-day, l feel much older
than ! really am, and wonder what
will happen in the next ten years.
The whole scheme has been changed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
By Blanche Sweet
Tha I...Lv.Pnruuouut Star

forced TO study whether liked n or
not
When was nine years old, left
the stage and went to a fashionable
boarding school at Berkeley, Cal
The school was so strict that / never
mentioned being on the stage for fear
the other girls would snub me and the
teachers would send me away.
When / had reached fourteen I
returned to New York and decided TO
60 back on the stage. From a baby.
/ had loved TO dance. Music seemed
to thrill me and / could not keep my
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

not the seed,
And as for i'll luck. why, it's lust as
we take it!
The heart that's in earnest no bars
can impede"
Many family with a young son
or daughter take no heed of the
passing years. They give no heed
as to what is TO become of their
single folks after they have passed
away. Other homes have their chief
concern, as parents, to see their child
rem settled in homes of their own
while yet they are here to see that
they chose the right kind of mates.
The latter parents hear all that is
said about people who are intended
to meet, somehow, somewhere, but
they put little or no faith in fanciful
theories. It is the problem of their
lives how their sons or daughters
may be brought in contact with just
the ones of the opposite sex they
would like them to meet.
Sons can usually figure out the
tangles for themselver-find a way
of meeting the girls who please their
fancy. But daughters are not so
privileged by social custom. With
them it is not as much quandary as
to how they will meet the best as
the right one-the fairy prince who
is to come into their lives. The most
girls can do is to exchange visits
with their girl friends. Yet these
girl friends do not always have
brothers to introduce them to. It re-
mains for the mothers to take hand
in the love game-compare notes,
devising ways and means to bring
young people together.
No season is more propitious than
the dear old wintertime. Young men
are forced to remain indoors. In
every neighborhood there should be
friendly gatherings. Mothers should
get up nice little home affairs-first
at one house, then another. Poor and
respectable young men and young
girls should be welcomed gladly.
Even the homely, accomplishing girl
in madam's kitchen should not be
overlooked. She should have her
chance just as well as her mistress's
daughter. If the living room is set
apart for her use one evening in the
week, and she is privileged to invite
some of her girl friends, each one to
bring her beau, life viii no longer be
lonely and dark to her. Her gratitude
viii be ample compensation for be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

die my own canoe safely. MY trouble
is this: There is a single woman who
looks to be about thirty anyway who
is a regular customer at the store
and has fallen desperately in love
with me. She comes in at all hours,
insisting that / shall walt on her.
She buys five cents worth Of this or
that but what she does with the
things, goodness knows, for she lives
with her relatives who keep her. She
is making a laughing stock of me.
I have always been well hammered,
but she is making me surly and ugly.
She won't take a hint. She has told
people she would make trouble for me
If she saw me with a girl. What am
I to do? This thing is getting on my
nerves. Please bear in mind that I
have only been civil to this woman
from first to last in a business way.
She'll wait one hour or two OF all
day, for that matter, for me to at
tend to her order. Your advice will
be much appreciated. J. H. B.
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The Love Of Long Ago.

The Love Of Long Ago.
Dear Miss Lfbbey: I am a man Of
fifty and single. When I was thirty
I loved and was loved By a young
lady, a music teacher. Somehow we
drifted apart. She is now on the
operate stage. do not know II she
eyer married or II sne gives
thought to me. I have never met any
one since whom I could care as much
for. Do you think still hold a place
in her affections or not?
K. L. O.
The best way TO settls your doubts
is to writeh er, asking the same oues-
tions you have asked me. She can
give you full and correct inforr,a-
ton, while I, at best, couid only male
a few careful guesses which noigbt
lead you wide Of the mark Some
women soon forget an old love otb-
er women--never. So there Won are
Remember, faint heart ne'er won far
lady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

Then you peeked through little slot
in a penny arcade and saw a prize
fight or train rush by. Vaudeville
shows used film "chasers' to drive peo-
pie out of the theatre. Now the best
theatres in the country are built for
the photodrama. The greatest dra-
matte and operate artists in the
world are eager to play before the
camera, and many millions of people a
week in the United States go to see
them. -s e,o''
T WAS a stage child from the time 1
began to talk. 1 was born in Chi
cago, on June Is, 1896, and went
on the stage when I was three years
old, playing in support of Marie Bur-
roughs in "The Battle of the Strong"
with Holbrook Blinn and Maurice
Barrymore. was with that com
pany for a year and then went with
Chauncey Olcott for three years,
again playing a little girl part.
The members of the company look
ed after my education and every day
for a certain number Of years, was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
Tonight.

If you feel dull, bilious and consti-
pated take a dose of Chamberlain
Tablets just after supper and you will
feel alright tomorrow morning. Try
it. Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
Trials Of ! Grocer,s Gel.

Dear Miss Libbey: I am young
man of twenty learning the grocery
business, with the assurance of be-
ing started in business when / am
old enough and wise enough to pad
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
Adv.

raise funds for both of Pensacola
Carnival orders will be something
worth while.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

the next customer. This line Of ac-
tior must chill the ardor Of your
unwelcome admirer. She viii cease
to bother you if she finds her visits
without results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

Surely your fellow clerks will help
you out Of the dilemma by insisting
on waiting upon her when she comes
in to purchase. Take her order at
once, without preliminary converse
ton, fill it, then turn courtGgaSly to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25
Laura Jean Libbey's
Daily Talks on
Heart Topics

Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-25

Subscribe for The Journal.
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HOW TO BRING YOUNG
FOLKS TOGETHER.

Never rail at the world; it is just as
we make it.
We see not the flowers if we SOW
not the seed,
And as for i'll luck, why, it's just as
we take it!
The heart that's in earnest no bars
can impede"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
MEETINGS.
- - ---@.
RINhyn0nd d.

Richmond. Va, May 2 1915
called meeting OF the Stockholders, OF
tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Connection Company will be held ut
the Office or the secretary. No 1914 East
i'road Street. Richmond Va. on MonIay.
June s. 1916 at II o'clock A. VI, for the
purpose OF considering and acting upon the
Joint resolution OF the Council Of the City
CT Richmond approved February Is 1916
purportinS 10 require said company TO re-
construct and rearrange its ;:1cks along
tho streets OF the city To avoid the
crossing and use OF its streets at grade
and for the transaction OF any other bust
ness that may lawfully come before said
meeting. Tho stock transfer books will be
closed from June l. 1916. June s. 1916
both inclusive.
BY order of the board Of directors
FRANK w. DUKE.
Secretary
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NOTICES-LegaI.

rHf: Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company of Virginia will. on the 9Th day
OF June. 1915. AT ~ o'clock in the forenoon,
approval and consent ia the withdrawal OF
special rates for toll messages hitherto Of
gram toll rates. as set forth in the nlcc,
tarins OF said company. which said tariff
allows certain discounts from the regular
rates OF the company for such messages.
the undersigned having accepted and pub
iiShcd these special rates, will, ut the same
time and place make application for the
Withdrawal OF said special rates from It's
published tariffs.
TIE WESTERN UNION ECRApIJ 90
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WiNTED-Agents.

THE Osborne Company. OF Newark. " J..
require the permanent services OF a we'll,
recommended. capable man To sales
representative The Osborne Company
manufacture and sell art calendars and
direct follow-up advertising, and are the
oldest lendar manufacturers the con-
t!nent. Our representatives. earn more than
the average incomes and remain with us "a
long time. lf you are Interested. please
ply. Tomorrow. Tuesday morning. a, 1880
o'clock
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STEAMBOATS,.
Old Dominion Line

~, RichmonG. II. ot ASH ST. daily. 1900 p. NJ
Leaves Newport News. 100 A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk ..............., 90 A NJ
Connections with main line steamers Ieav-
inE N"rGoik for New York daily. except Sun.
day. ! 90 i. NJ. Connections also mado h.
y. & w. Try. J.. VI. ana &. * .. Ky. at {
i. NJ. Night line steamers stop at ClaI e.
mont on signal. and are met by public con-
NcyanCcs.
VIRGINIA ShVIGATION co. James River
by daylight for Norfolk old Point, Newport
News and All james River landings. Monday
Wednesday and Friday 600 a. AZ
FreiEht received tor all James River pointa
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No. 4O4 N. Sycamore
On TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE d

AT o'clock l.. NJ
The improvements consist OF a sub
Stantial and compaCtiy built tWo-stury
scmidctached brick dwelling. with the
usual rloucrn cOnNcnicnCeS.
Tho Tot fronts 20 feet and has q dent n
or ll5 feet 10 a l2-foot alley in the
rear. Its northern line passes through
the center Of the partition wall, he
tween 4Oi and 100 Sycamore Street.
while on the south there is 1t l0-foot
alley. afordng ample light and ven
tilation. As either II home or invest =
ment. this property should commend
itself TO the buying public.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

,J.>Li ALL Kali LINZ. re- NOkFOLk
Schedule III effect January ). 1915
Leave Byrd street station. kichmond, FOR
NDRfCt-h; 'G.l5 ~. NJ. -s.Vu y. Al, 3.Ov
4. Al, ~ l.. NJ.
fOR LYNCHEukG AND THE WEST.
'C:ie n; Nj, -a'av ~ NJ, $500 NJ. .o:2s
L. NJ. l-oCa! III Crewc, '6:S6 l.. "
Arrive iIcn!nund from Norfolk. 'll:I0 A.
NJ 80; ;n, :: ~. 10y. '9:Yo + NJ .ii;3o T. n.
I.lv L. Al. .i:iO r. NJ. 'U.l7 4. A.. 'a.vj
4. NJ.
only.
T. 4. NJ. Roanoke. q. p A. Noanoi;A
G. II. BoSLEr. ID. T.. a.. i.iahmond. WI
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SITUATION WANTED-afalc.

WANTED. position as buyer and manager
OF stores or commssaries. Capable and
cxperienc in all lines. Have always pro-
duced results II YOU have vacancy or II
you are not getting the desired results from
your business. write me giving full particu-
lars. salary. etc. in first letter. Married,
ago As; references furnished Corrcspon-
dence confidential. l. GlS, Times Dis.
match
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South0ound trains scheduled To ieavs Rtch-
nlond daily: y.35 ~ NJ. local to Norlinu,
i. 80 T. NJ, slcopcrs and coaches TO Jackson
vile, Atlanta, H!rminghnm: 6:3j +. A.
through coaches and slcepcrs Jackson
Vile, l2:iS y. NJ. sCcpcrs to Atlanta. Birm.
inSham. Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches
to jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled 20 arrive in
Richmond daily: 5:90 y. M, 40 A. NJ
local. o.3O a. NJ 5.37 L. VI
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NINE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OFFicE or ADMtNisTRArIvf; /

OFFICE or ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
Richmond. Va.
SEALED proposals tor the sale TO the cI,r
or a farm. preferably nj uo, less than ono
thousand ,l.oo0) acres, viii bc received al
the office ~ the Administrative Bourd.
Room No 3ot. city Han, until - o'clock
noon Friday, June ~. 1910. \ full detailed
description as 10 the shipping facilities By,
water or rail-. soil. buildings. water supply
drainage. implements. IL standing timber
give number OF feet: also blue print show
ing the metcs and bounds OF said farm 20.
gcther with number OF acres and price to
accompany onch proposal submitted. Each
farm offered TO be subject TO Inspection nv.
the Administrative Board. they scservtns
the right to reject any and all proposals
submitted. r s. NJ. Hickman. Acting Clerk
to tho Bonrd.
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l certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand, this Goth day
OF April, 1916.
Tes,e: cHAs. O. sAvILLE,
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WANTED. position by experienced book
keeper; several years experience as book.
keeper and auditor: furnish hest ref
"rences. III $685. care Times Dispatch
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LOST AND FOUND

Saturday. from Redford Wallace,
"eH.kno"n gardener Gintcr Park
Io,keibook containing $50. Reward for any
Information leading recovery OF same.
Notify Chief OF polire
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Richmond ndChesapeake Bay Railway Comuan,
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin, Lou We " West. - D., - D., Ill o..
MItn Line Local I:@5 a., to lis %
James itlNer Line, 1000 a. t5:l5 p.
y. News. Nrk ola 1T. 's:3O a., I'm. Il y.
Newport News, Lucat, - 90 A., IS 100 n
Trains arrive from Ntk.. 'll;o0 n, 'l:i5 D.,
$50 p, y. News, 800 Il. 1905 p. From
west, 'S.lc a, - 30 p t3;i5 a.. 'l:l5 D.
$40 y. daily from Charlottesville except
SundHy from rhurmond. JAS. River, rs: rs
"a. Hoo y. week days o.5O y. III. SUNDAYS
Daily. Except sunday.
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

For sae. leo plant ana largo lot cheap
Addr.Ss +. u. Crank. Louisa. Va.
TWO TACO homes on lakewood Avenue: oil
conditnons attractive and tempting.
Vaughan Whitchurst Co. Inc. 10l5 Eust
Main Street
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

rms is "a nntiTv ~. ~,
be responsible for any debts made by any
one other than by myself.
H. r GATE.
1905 Dance
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At the request OF the owner who Is;
determined to SELL we will offer for
sale. on the premises, that very desir-
ahlo dwelling.
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Richmond & Rappahannock RiverRy

'pAiIy cNcept Sundny. tDniIy. 3Suuday only.
Neck-End Excursion Rate, All stations.
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HELP WANTED-Fcmnlc.

WOMEN. Is or over. wanted for government
Jobs SO month Write for list Of post
tions ootainab!c: Franklin Institute. Dept
730 Rochester. y. Y
WANTED. Intelligent md moral young
Women TO 30 in training in Riverside Hos
pi;a!. An active service and Il modern in
stitutun. Address Dr. r. r. Gary. Presl-
dent Newport News, Va.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
OFFICE CLERK WANTED. THE REIN
ACH co. INC. lo7 East Broad.
WANTED. reliable housegirl. Call Boule-
ward 'l5. Phone ard u ana and 1
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Street

In execution of a decree OF the Rich
mond Chauccry Court, In the suit of
PAMELA Estelie Watord vs.. K. j. Bin
ford and others entered on the goth
day of April. 1916, the undersiE led
special commissioner, appointed there
by. Will offcr for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6, 1916.
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ. the above-de-
sIribed property.
The house is IA detached brick dwell
ing. containing 10 rooms. with large
lot. fronting "a feet and running back
hetw""i. IarallG! lines $50 feet to an
alley 10 feet wide.
the lot being very broad one, would
be well suited for two modern houses
or an apartment.
TERMS: On"-third cash; the residue
in three equal installments at six.
twelve and eighteen months. with in
terest added from day of sale, evil
denccd ny negotiable notes o! the ptIr-
chaser. and the title retained by the
court unit: tho said notes are paid and
:, conveyance ordered by the court, or
all cash, at the option of the purchase
FRANK Il. SUTTON, Jr.,
Special Commissioner.
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WANTED-Room and Board.

WANTED. unfurnished rooms with board
Tor refined married couple; also ROOM un-
furnished. with board for gentleman and
son IL years old. Centrally located. State
rats per month. If satisfactory. will DO
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DEATHS.
FUNERAL NOTICES

funeral of MARION
BRANCH THORPE Will take place at
:3ef i street st O'Clock MONDAY. June
,. l9ln- lntcrmcnt At lakewood.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. Stereotypers' mats. lsx24: flexible
and tough; just the thing to line chicken
ut the Office: % cents extra for out of town
orders Tor carriage. Address Times Dis.
mi ch
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH Private Detective Agency, homo o.,
Richmond. Va.
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

PALM beach suits cleaned, 50c Parcel
post orders given strict attention. Rich
mond Dye Works South First. Randolph
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AUCTION sALEs-To.Day.

AUCTION SALE
BY
POLLARD & BAGBY
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
AT the request OF the owner, we will
sell on
MONDAY. JUNE s.
Mt $50 o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises.
9ll LAMB AVENUE.
Barton Heights,
that excellent dwelling of about nine
rooms, in perfect condition. with large
stable In rear. nice lot OF fruit trees
I'm full bearing. lot 20 2-3 by 100. located
on ono Of the incest corners in Barton
Heights.
BE on hand as this Is n rare chance
TO get home OF this kind
POLLARD g. BAGBY
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CARPET CLEANING.

LET us clean and store your carpets and
rugs. We guarantee them against moths
w. Fred. Richardson. Inc. GOl-6O3 West
Main Street Randolph Si3.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

china and wedding presents
packed and shipped with care. jacob
Cnlauf. Phone Madison 3o9o
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
PARCEL POST AND MAI. ORDERS

DE-. g ~7-@>"-- '--~->--->N
PEAS delivered at sacrifice price Mixed
peas NJ $l.eo per bushcl by prepaid freight
10 Virginia stations in 5-bushcl lots and up
sacked in El-:-bushel burlaps w. 4. John
son. North. S. c.
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SUMMER BOARDING

FITZHUGH COTTAGE Virginia Beach. va,
nos open. Mrs. Owen Williams Jr
DIGG'S new cottage. Ocean View Va
Fronts Chesapeake Bay. open the year
round. Has all modern Conveniences. run
ming water and electric bell in every room
and running Ice water on all floors. and
private bath.
BURBANK Cottage. directly on ocean front
at Twenty eighth Street Virginia Beach
now open for tho season.
WANTED. conHcnisl couple or will take a
few Loardcrs In village home on bank OF
Rapps hammock River. Fine view: nrtesian
water; home comforts. References er-
changed. Address RsppAhannock. Port
Royal. Va.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with or
without board In most desirable ioca-
loh flrSt-clasS table board and ser
vice. Special rates to transients Apply
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, 200 East Franklin.