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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
OUR NEWTOWN
 NEWS LETTER
Especial to The Farmer.

 Newtown, Jan. I 12-The annual re- port of St. Roseis parish for 1915, was read at both masses, Sunday, by the hector. Rev. Father George T. Sinnott. The church debt has been reduced by approximately $1.oO0, and the floating indebtedness is virtually nil. It gives general satisfaction to the members of the church. and is a source of con- gratulations- The pastor congratI1- lated his people on their response to hisc all for co-operation and urged that the. good work continue He re- turned thanks to all who helped, par ticuIar1y to the sisters, the choirs, the sodalities and the pew collectors. The annual parish supper will take place Jan 27. and series of whists is pro- jected during the winter
 Friday, Jan. 14, at a. m., there will be a months mind requiem mass for the late Patrick Larner and on Saturday, Jan Is, at the same hour, a months mind requiem mass will be offered up for the late John Keating Pootatuck grange will hold its reg u1ar bi-month1y meeting this Tuesday night at Grange hall Friday evening, Jan. IA, the Con- gregationa1 church will have it's an nual supper, postponed on account of indictment weather.
 The body of Joseph Morgan. brother of Edwin Morgan of this town, who died in Lebanon, N. Y was brought to Dodgington Thursday and was buried from E1mwood chapel He was a native of Newtown
 Friends have received the sad intel 1fgence of the recent death of Mrs Edward L. Beard of Cambridge, Mass. The deceased was the daughter of Philo H. Skidmore of Newtown, who was one of the pioneers in the manu- featuring business of Bridgeport He was president form fany years of the Pacific Iron works in that city.
 The E. A. degree will be conferred at the next meeting of Hiram lodge, No. l 8, F. and A. M, on Wednesday evening. Jan. 19.
 Among the townspeopIe seriously i'll are Mrs, W, c. Johnson, Miss Mary J, Leavy, Mrs. Catherine Ward, Theron Platt. Mrs Martin Kenfry and Miss Ann B1ackman,
 James J. Farrell has contracted for the ice on the South center pond of the Newtewn Mills Co.,, and after ill., many neighbors. He is cutting 12- inch ice.
 Jean Aftermath has purchased two cows of Monroe farmers,
 Cora and Lillian Harris, daughters of Manager Harris of the Wire mill, have entered the high school Both attended the Westport schools.
 John J. Lyons, superintendent of CarsPring Rubber Go. of Jersey City, was weekend and Sunday guest of his daughter, Mrs: w. J. Mclaughlin of his home, accompanied by Mrs Lyons, who spent fortnight's visit with her daughter:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
MEAGHER & co. FILES
 CORPORATION PAPERS

The Mark C. Meagher & Co., of 4I1ls city. has organized and filed it's certfdcate with the secretary of the state The officers are- President freasurer, Mark O. Meager5 vice prest- d@nt. Ward c. Meagher: secretary, George w. Cummings, all of. Bridge- port These officers are directors
 The capital stock authorized is $2b,- 900. divided into 25O shares. of com mon stock, par value, $10O9 The amount paid in in, cash is $2OO and the amount in property other than cash is $24.8QO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
AGAIN HAS
 DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR

Annapolis, Jan 12-Mary1and, after having had a. Republican governor and two Democratic legislatures dur ing hte last four years, today returned to Democracy in both branches of the state government with the inaugura-, ton of Governor Emerson C. Harri- son In his inaugural address, the new executive said the state faced a deficit of $1s500,0OO because of the present system of appropriations and that a budget system was necessary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
FRENCH ARRESTED
 AT CONsTANTINOPLE

5 Athens. Jan 12-The American am bassador at Constantinople, Henry
 Mergenthau, has advised the lAmeri--1 can legation here of the arrest of
 eight Frenchmen at ConstantinopIe as
 reprisaI for the arrest by the entente allies of the consu1s of the Teutonic
 allies at SaIonikL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
SEVENTEEN AMERICANS,
 STRIPPED, ARE SHOT TO
 DEATH BY VILLA TROOPS

Maurice Anderson was received last night in a brief message from his fath- CT, Roland Anderson, to his mother, reading:
 Maurice is no more. Hope to se- cure his body.''
 "Carranza Consul Garcia said he had heard reports of the killing, but had received no advices. Garcia, de- clfned to accept a suggestion that he telegraph to General Trevino, com handing the military of the state for information. It was said at the Mex 1Gan Consulate last night that no re- port of the killing had been com municated to General Carranza be- cause it would be useless
 Accepted Carranza Promises.
 The Cusihuiriachio Mining Go. was one of the first to accept the promises of protection made by the Carranza government to the State Department and loaded a train with quantities of provisions and a considerable amount of money, because it was known that the natives of the district were in need.
 The reports of the killing of the employees is taken by mining men to mean that an alleged order issued by General Villa upon his return from Sonora and after his family had ar rived in Cuba, was to be obeyed. This lSs loot, and burn," had been reiterated by bands returning from Sonora This order is believed to have resulted in the recent death of Peter Keane, bookkeeper of the Hearst interests near Madera, Chihuahua, at the hands of Villa bandits. N.{.
 It was learned last night that before the train filled with employees left Chi huahua City for the mining camps, a guard of Carranza soldiers for the train had been refused.
 Messages from the south poured into local offices of mining corpora tions last night stating that employees were returning to the border.
 Gen. Rosa1ia Hernandez, the Villa general who recently revolted from the Carranza ranks after receiving g amnesty, is destroying property 20 miles west of Santa Rosalia wit about 40 men, according to further reports received here today.
 Mexican consular advices said that the recent Argunedo invasion of Gomez Palacio has been driven back to the Durango Hills and wire and rail communication restored
 Demand for Intervention.
 Investors in Mexico, eaded by the Pearson Syndicate, the American Smelting & Refining Go, the Guggen- helm Syndicate and the Hearst inter ests, sent messages to Washington last night demanding armed interven- tion as the result of the bandit raids.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
HAIR COMING DUTY

Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, Ioos- @T ad the the hair comes out fast To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle Of dandruff, get a Recent bottle of Danderine at. any drug store, pour a little in your hand anal rub 1t into the scalp After a few applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandrun-~Ady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
PRINGLE ONCE AN ATHLETE.

! San Francisco. Jan. 11--C. A. Prin- g1e.s one of the Americans reported killed by Villa bandits in Chihuahua, was a student of the University of California and was a member of the varsity football team there in 1897, 1898 and 1900.
 His mother, Mrs. Cornelia .Pring1e, received a letter recently from her son at Hurley. N. M.. in which, he said he had received an offer of the super intendency of a mine in Chihuahua. Pringle was 36 years and married.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
MASONIC NOTES.

A special convocat1on of Jerusalem chapter, No 13,e R. A M, will be held at Masonic Temple, at 7.3O o'clock D. m, Friday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12

Senator Clarke introduced a resoiu- tion to establish an independent gov ernment in the Philippines within tive
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
FORM PARTNERSHIP.

A T. Bell of CaIderwood avenue and A. c. Steinhon of 262 East Main street filed notice with thejtown clerk to-day of their intention to form a partnership. The concern will be known as the American Bulletin Board Go. The, business. which 1t will carry on, is hot mentioned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12

The American Railway Association reported a net surplus of cars as of Jan 1. of 46.955.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
Frost Bites, Corns and
 Sore Feet

Don't endure foot agony. Here is remedy for quick results. It works through the pores removing the cause: 1.-TWO tablespoonf1ls of Calocide com pound in warm foot bath" Gives in stant relief for aching and sWeaty feet eorns and callouses can be peeled right off. Specially effective for sore bunions chilb1ains, and frost bites. Genuine Calooide in twenty-five cent packages at any drug store.
 The above is published by the Med Teal Formula, Laboratories, Dayton, O.. -Adv,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
The University School
830 FAIRFIELD AVE.

Next session, January 8, 1916. Col lege preparatory, elementary and ad- vanced subjects, upper grammar school and high school grades, tnd1- vidual instruction, Students entering now may save years work,
 Tao ats
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
Surest for Coughs and Colds

cold, it is very risky. The following formula easily mixed at home makes one of the best and quickest cough worst cough in day. Pine as medi- cine is as old as the Bible, but here is best form. Half ounce of Globe Pine Compound Concentrated Pine) and two ounces of Glycerine: mix these in half pint of whiskey. Use a teaspoon full frequently as required. (Sma11er the genuine Globe Pine Compound Concentrated Pine), put up only in half ounce bottles, each enclosed in a screW-ton case.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12
The Home Doctor
 (Clip out and save)
Howl to Cure Rheumatism

Here is a prescription for rheuma- t1sm -(easily mixed at home) used all over the U. s. for many years and said to be the surest remedy; neutraIizes the acid in the blood and gives suits after first dose: "One ounce of Toris compound and one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla. Put these two in gradients in half pint of whiskey. Use a. tablespoonful before each meal and at bed time.'"'\ Get ingredients at any drug store. Genuine Toris comes only in one ounce sealed yellow packages.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-12

Rarner Want Ads. One Gent werd
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REPAIR SHOPS

w II. Hubbard a. Co.. high-Srads cabinet
WORK. antiques repaired: prompt atten-
ton - special order work. 1921 Ross Street.
Madison :i93.
SLIP COVERS
MADE for furniture automobiles etc. Jacob
Cnlamf. 1926 West BROAD Street..
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rrams Leave Rirhmnnl---Main 81. station
schedule hsnrcs not guaranteed. For the
S"u'l--DailN: $50 a. NJ. local; i0:SO y. A.
cNpr"ss parior humct car; +. NJ. express
.i:lh y. NJ, express sleeping car oren 300
i. N; a:rp l., NJ. local. Tor <sysviiic. CHASE
City and f'u"ai" iiti,ia SpTings-wcelt days
York River tino- a. NJ Stc.,u.-
TRAIN except sunday. connecting for Bait.
moro ,Fsrior carr. 1855 a. Al. ami $40 H.
NJ daily local.
Trains Arrive IIchnnud-Fron :ho South:
;c| a. NJ. aud 90 A. NJ. $50 +. NJ. $40
E. NJ, daily: $40 s. ~. except sunday
From West Point s:45 A NJ, except Mon
day: $40 a. NJ. and 6:lb T. NJ, daily.
Ohico 9o5 F.. MOT! s.. rhoas Madison era
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
FOR S!AI.l;-NIacllincry.


ROLLERS and engines all sizes, hosting
engines. concrete mixers and wood work
ing machinery. guaranteed condition. /.
Bluford X 60.
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CHESAPEAKE. G. OHIO RY

Gin. I.ouVlc y west. .. r. - D. I'll n
Main Line. Local, si:a5 a. th:1S a
,I-intcs RIycr Line. 10000 a. ta:Ih n
>. Ne'Ss Nh, cld ". $50 a., IL M. - D..
Newport News f.nca,. 300 a., 500 o.
Trains arrive from Nix. sli.oO a. sl:45 n
'G3o ~. y. News. $3.50 a.. ss.c5 y. from
West, 's:l" a. '3:5o -. o:55 "a ILLS d.
40 n. daily from charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River. ts:2s
a. $50 r. week days. :ao y. III. Sundays
snail.
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j M men between tho ages of is aud
\ VINO h"Sirc I" travel and 10 rcc"is"
.hTE trh'ninS az members uf III" .iist
oil INC '"unirS'S dcfrns" nppIv a,
va, Post c:Nc" Bui,iin. TG"hInoui
Tor detailed Information regarding On.
Icnt IN ihc Cnltch Stnlcs NI.irin,. ,'nrna
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sAiESMA N-Thc Nirsinta manager for a
ia Richmond from August IL /" Sep:eu,I,or
:" engage experienced speculate sale :.
9.Nsr "itT"I tho peopc OF tho United
state lct"rs quick seller. cxtensivejv
y can at MurnhyS Hotel. RiclImont Va
he'wccm :. ~. and . J. NJ Ask for
" :. NrenH.
TRUCK .alc,in.n wanted to soil KrIiv
iru'ES. smith Form trucks, Troy trail
az *ncC!sl bodies. "tc. Must hAv, cxu"ri
.n'" aud b" able 20 furnish recommends, ton
rtrl.ny commission. Could also use sotn
1rpltHI IN business riih guaranteed divi-
V"'i,H,, 81 l, ,hcr 20 Write l: :. Gina ri.
tsnt 1915. wins ton salem y
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/ nm". &nrih Colur,hn-. Miss
fTLn..M, nan ~ god character and Two
! Chrili" 81 managing small business ,Ie.
/ "-'F I" r".iiinn either IN a mercantile i,,I.-
! in"-S "r With real CSiat" husiuc.r Jto,,
/ ,,sf,rHny"s. Address J. 80. caro Times.
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D'AEiE ambitious men Whose character
record will stand Investigations cam
OF Eo"h "Ii lin" insurance. ar"n"y con-
witt oNportupiiy 80 ACQUIRE. oNrlus;y,
ICY rights /" Virginia territory L.x
"nce rot necessary. Anbitiuus ,vo,.;.,.rs
"a IN insuran"" 'dI"stlnn ia our s.I,ui
nsn';.nr" Address Agency Mana ,"r. !.
Box AZ Richmond Va
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itoinobii" mechanics hupIy lsns
rogG. Differences rcuuircd ami,
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wANTED-Room and Board.

FNrED. permanent. transient and table
ParI.rS: lgi East Grace Street.
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BOARDING.

fANoSOMELE furnished room win or
without private bath. In best central 10.
cation with or WITHOUT board and seryice
special rate TO transit. Apply zoo East
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W.; have complete list Of houses fats
TO send to you. Ph"ne your name and al
dr.ss 10 Elaii 6 Funsten Madison 1876,
FoH rent. desirable corner residence. T.
rooms and his: very light and high
pitched rooms In first class condition. Cen
tral, West 'iraC" street. Very suitable for
nhySician. Possession October /. y 33I. care
'rrncs Dsnntch
FOR RENT, DWELLINGS MD "'l.AIS.
nut in electric lights and paper. Rent.
e2?3 Nest Grace Str .rt. rooms. modern.
II: Hanover Avenue. rooms, uhol"rn.
:S2' Park Avenue. second HAT. IONS. mod
cru. SEPARATE CHtrlhc".
:.:5 Nest trace Str"t, s,cond Fat. rooms.
modern. Separate entrance.
-ii ShHi.r street. rooms. baths. modern.
S2oa chaiiin street i rooms. bath
2l* south Pin" street. rooms. bat
South Plum Street. rooms. bath: stable
90; North Eighth Street. large rooms. bath.
~ ~, Vest Main Street. 20 rooms, bath.
:"S East Main Street. Ia rooms baibs
~" ~, !!n.S street. Rooms SS:s, month
NV NERS OF above anxious to rent and will
maxi l"w prices. 'N WI
hichMhNn TECSr AND SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department -
---------s rNcnth aud Main Streets
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Norfolk & Western RaiIwa

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoREoLE
rd iieay Tor s 1GG stree, station hishm1
$500 Z. NJ: 1900 T.. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE YVES
.5:i5 a. NJ. $3.50 4. NJ. $500 p NJ IS
L. NJ. Local to Crewe. '6:36 p. NJ.
Arrive hie B fr SS y NGrfelk: III
From the west: 'G:l5 A. NJ. 's:37 A.
ts:io =. NJ. tl:+o L. M. 's:17 p. NJ.
+. NJ.
daily. tDany except Sunday. .suJ osy
w. B. BEVILL. w c. SAUNDERS
n. T. NJ. Roanoke. G. P. A., Roanoke.
C. II. BOSLEY. ID. p. A. Richmond. Va.
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nELr WANTE,p-,Iulc

wanted at len = ~ IioIoI Rs.or
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to lend city real e4,s,. = ,7i
caro- Tiin"E- Dispatch
WANTF.D-Real Estate.
VIII. srchany" residence IN the Ry%ev.,J
TOR ictid"nc" 90 ';race street. Ia-t ~
tNlAnI street. '',ii .,rito W W I'u,. I'll
II. -, In lhit East Main stree,
LIT OH fhr,ns nth { 4. Gon--li, -"
" nv" postal for no'e=-arV
- - ~
WANTED >or, 2
CALI fer fail zen, Jlt, q
hunting g l. & II klB
FOR RENT FL
FOR r~rt-sai~ . rou
small facto-r "i,il yGOn.
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'pf: sai". grocery. butcher shop and cur
iocbon"ry Must h" sold AT once. hppiy
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SEEMING machines. all makes. r"paire,l :
also >. second hand machines M half
rricc. -. II. Gresham. 80 Nest Rro;.ti
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DEATHS


|hiic rout" to ~" paCiu" Coast. LILY
1Lf.lNS. W.T. "f John l. l-aa,s. formerly
,rk city. s"n -! the lato William II
sacs and brother 81 =. u isa.cs, OF this
|uNNhMAEER. -Di"d. his parents r"si-
iemc.. ~ HroYc AxCmnc; II 80 p "
4 Ia ia" twelfth Year OF his axe
Funeral from the residence THIS THURS
FArb MoRNING ~ II O'Clock In,ormsnt
u Hollywood "
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~ ED young single man for general
srie,, Work and housekeeping, State ;,rc
eTlcii:c aalhiN expected ana give rrf.r
App,y IN own handwri,ir- u
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FOR SALE-.lnin.alS
POULTRY AND BINDS.

FOR sale. "a collie dog. I years old;
crown. Cnll boulevard :5N7.
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LOST Ann FoISy.

T-oST; K.upa hlphN frtfr-iu,y yinr -
ward I,hon" HsroolnH 81 IL. ~ Smith
|TRAfED. lost. vtol,u on, small hay !uuI..
wiz. marx L"f' hind log toward ii,
1SoIth Thtrtcth Street
s5.EW out of sutomuhl!c Yesterday. Pan
SIN" hat on Franklin. BROAD ct I.of.i-
I,aTdS. Finder please return 70 IiouIct.rd
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CHURCH NOTICES

REV. RESSlE Il. I.ARI<iN. the lady cvancr.
list, will preach at Jefferson Park tent
every night FOR 10 days. commencing August
81. Every body invited.
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IN EEltIi and s.enoEraph"r wanted
n manufa, turing "ni"" U"Hr Richmond.
i" ago, education. experience and sal
expected. Address !. IT:. care Times
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RAILROADS
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Compar

SupcrsediBg Schedule Of April H. l0ii
Schedule subject to Change Without
Notice.
:, Trains leave Richmond 1850 a. NJ. II A.
Il. NJ : L. ~. +. H. b4 r. H. $40 p
NJ. 60 T., NJ, 7:1o u. NJ. bS z. NJ. 10 Z.
II. lI:iI i. NJ.
trains Leave Ashland $3.50 a. NJ. b.7 a.
NJ. = ~ NJ. b9 y: NJ, 10 \. NJ, ''i1 a. NJ.
81: room ''l r. A., r. NJ. r. NJ, r
VI. h5:eo y. NJ. $50 T.. NJ. 1910 p. NJ, 8
+. NJ. Ia L. NJ. II r. Nj.
bcarrics baggage. 'Daily except Sunday
...sul,laNS only.
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THE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board absolutely mrs, class.
central; hot water heated: prices reuson
able. Madison "i35. 1914 i6i6 East 1T,y
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CLEANING:

WODp-fEhST viii Cicau dirty wnod floors
water only
SToME-SEAsr win olcsu stone rsc water
Ask liARWnor RHo%.. Inc Distributors.
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y III. NIsI-"Itss, fnII r"EistcroL ,Iruc-
81 ~ once Good salary. Apply Eug.
q NoMe Petersburg. Va
MED. AT once. aiiround printer for
. ,,wspapcr and Job work Country man.
70; phone or wire Midland Fub,.shina.
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Wanted

statesmen TO sell -~Nclie- Six" automo-
biies. Exceptional opportunity for
r"Tahie men Address. giving refer
cnces q ~. rnrc rimcs nisna,nh
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= HANDSOMELY furnished second -storv front
r ana others. Excellent meals .og E,et
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FOR REN1'-Iioums.

''s Wee, Grace, Ic!iEhtfu front rooms.
iV-nishcd, hchte'l. also garage space
THIRD nopr front ladies. second floor gem
t"ineM, furnished rooms. li5 North Eifih
TWO ricasant rooms. we'll FURNISHED. la.
Won very d";,irshic. u: West Grace Street,
FIkN1SHED Ioom with running water
suite l. The Virginia" Firth and
Main.
FURNISHED light housck coping suits com.
Die: front rooms. lis South Fifth
TWO large furnished adjoining ron,ns an,
h'ithcncttc equipped with sink and ga
thh-t HI,cty arranged for n:ut nous.
S."pin% fhon". electric lights aud hear
I nInnoct n car line in Highland Park
TIE MoNTiCEI:LO. lII North E:ightl,
wiz iuruisf cd rooms SOC I., 81 Tnti :.
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate

Fpt sale Ter rent. STUART Avenue home.
east OF Robinson Street: rooms. Pos
session September l. Madison 1867.
TWO large decH lots facing rhrcc- chopt
Road. VIII sen cheap and on easy terms.
owner. u III. care rlnies-p ,"ra;ch.
SpfF.NUID home sit. near Country tlub.
Price reasonable. Easy terms IL desired.
\ 3js. care rimcS. dispatch.
MODERN home OF II rooms on Floyd Avenue
near Harrison eau u" bou. hit below It's real
value direct from owner. Madison HE'LL.
Rom car line In North Itichnond at a
bargain price. IL cost you :lothing 10 look
80 new homes ON First Street ear line.
Prices from $1,000 To- $4,000. James Is
M"'"mh. sos American Bank building
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cORH FURNITURE CO.
Ehn ntIg,. .rS-,.

FOR RAIIt;AiNS
ABOUT >" slightly used dTessers: Just the
thiuS FOR r""ininr boarding house :
from - and IN
ABOUT % eighty used wardrorcs from
- and NJ. These arc the best value We
Have sEcr ha'! for The money.
AHtLT - WarhSiHndS from $50 and up
TWO first -,.a-s SINGER sewing iuacl;nc
Th.sn mnchinc: arc Just good as now ;
ABOUT 20 slightly used drusrcts i'll prices
from 5. Ia Si2.iD.
rol. can Away sisSchanr. your old fur
weekly payment
ana save money.
w: have lust. received ono carload of
slightly used furniture, consisting "f iron
beds. National springs. felt mattresses.
dresser, washs,ands. wmrdrobcs. blankets.
chairs. and. in fact. everything YOU would
house. All "f these goods are in \ No |
cnndit ion. VIII lie sold for - cents on tile
~ - their original cost. Come early aud
cOBB FURNITURE 60.
lt.j EAST MAIN SrHEl:T
SEEMING. machiGcs. all makes r"paire,l
also :" second -hund machines AT half
nricc. -. H. Gresham. 80 West Rro;.ci
Street.
TO l'c sold at cost, Acorn gas ranges OK
hihitiou. Space they occupy needed for
irelcss cookers. Hero is your chance while
they last. Richmond Gas Appliance co.
i:6 North Eighth street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR, SALE

GOOD. clean. we'll established. paving bust
ness and building Rare oppor,nn'ty fer
business Of tGiE kind VIII sell for i,uir,
distc po1sesSiou November J. 1915 P,n
son for selling, bad health. Address ID So.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. confcrtIoncry store. a3; *or,h
Harrison street. Appy :" III, Fast Nam
Street u MiElkiar.
FOL: zai". grocery. butcher shop and r~u-
tccuon"ry. Mus, h" sold AT once. hppiY
-: south Inc iir"r,.
FOR sale. tho beat genera. store IN W"st
f.u1 Complete liIir fresh meats 'ig,i
Vegetables groceries. novelties, Every
ninE nscd ny housewife. SO hs," tho
goDpr that the profit r. ia Dandy iuca
ton excellent ;rad" Nost "xcelicni rrn
sDn Tor -riituE. bDi't answer n y"u hsNrn't
tho money To hnudI" = proposition ~ Eu.rit.
Fifty 10 s>tY tnuJsau! dollars ycariy hT:!
peSs. tall Madison Gc"l-i .fiSr j.
YOUNG man '@,li"7 :, invrr, money ia
profitable" business. Gall between hours
Of . AMI August ~ =. H. So-l 't"h