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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02
Administrators Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
At Public Auction
Valuable Barre City Residence
Property

In the settlement Of the estate Of Dan
iel Emery, deceased. late OF Washington
strictly modern; furnace heat. bath, cleo
ton to the highest bidder, on
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J. J. DASHNER
REAL ESTATE AGENT

NO. 2oe--This farm Of 255 acres newly listed
has dropped on the market at a bargain this
farm Is located about 6 = miles from the city
Of Montpelier. on good automobile roads near
neighhofs church and school this land Is very
productive and IS capable Of keeping So head
and team. mostly cows nice sugar and apple
orchard and different kinds Of fruit large
house in hrst-class shape extra good barn ;
the main barn is 46xl00 IT,. with plenty Of
stable room: large shop and tooihouse; the
buildings arc clapboardcd and painted never
failing water ut the house ana barn on &c
count Of the condition Of the buildings. il is
really a nice business for q family and a good
home the stock consists q l9 good COWS. I
bull 8 heifers. g calves. 8 horses n extra good
pair. boss and AL the poultry. and a good
equipment Of tools Of all kinds necessary to
carry on the place. slf
NO. soo-This farm Of 40 ucres. joining
No. 2sa. lays verg good with S. T. cant very
productive soil Tor any Kind Of crops about
40 acres in field and the balance in pasture
ard ,rso5iand this farm Il also located near
the school and church. less than = mile. on
main road very rood house. eenneutcd cellar.
fair barn with plenty Of roou and silo this
house i located near q trout brook nice door-
rnrH with shade trees. which makes 70 q very
de.irabie home and business this farm i also
drarra8 on the market. as tho owner has
other business On view this farm car be made
farm with q nice stock Of cattle. which con-
.ists 81 extra nice cows. some younr stock.
an srtra seed uair CT heavy he-ses. ard sli
Farr-inr tools necasssrU % carr on the farm
.a-rrfn Ferkrrs. Wake un 30 the fact thar
49, ara haazaiar and lft ne SHOW yea these
siaoss you viii End that he price is riRht.
stu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

Fartsry sutpus feur nouths g MAJ l. ~
wsrss 81 fearteen utilieus Increase e ever
-. -uIisns IN feur rreufhs. Lsrrest ssliinr
krans II fer CirHrs In ths werid Fnciary.
Manchssier. ~ h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

FOR SALE-House George street. Sl.450.
29tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - House in
Barre City for small farm, stock and tools.
2stf
FOR RENT-Tcnement Beckley court. $500
29tf
FOR RENT-House. Websterville, $500 29tf
SALE OR ExcHANGE-75-acre farm on
easy terms Or viii exchange for small house
or personal property. 2atf
II. A. PHELPS co.
Telephone sIt-2 Miles Block. Barre, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

FOR SALE houses, and II on George
street No. Is 2-story with tenement on
each floor they rent for $4,000 per month. 6atf
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FARM FOR SALE--Contains 70 acres 1t
will carry 10 cows, young cattle, and team ;
good pasture, never-failing water in same !;
plenty Of standing wood and lumber, both hard
and soft wood small sugar place, not
equipped pair Of horses, all farming tools
some lumber hay straw, 80 cd. Of stovewood !;
house newly painted and shingIed good barn
with silo good running water; ! - miles to
creamery, churches, etc, at Cabot = miles
to Lower Cabot schoolhouse on farm, with
good school now keeping farm bordering on
nice pond, with best Of fishing in same; on
II, F. ID. route telephone in house also have
lots of wild land would sell / of l7l2 acres, !
OF 1915 acres would be glad to show this 70
anyone and would sell cheap for cash. r. 2.
Phelps, Cabot, VT. cats
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WANTED
POULTRY AND EGGS

WHITE wYANDoTTE EGGS for Matching.
from prize stock and an extra good laying
strain day-old chicks for sale. E, NJ White.
n Upland Tel Bite left
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FOR SALE House on River street, No. lS
rents for $3.50 per month. sat
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These 4 houses are all occupied by good
paying tenants and In good repair will sell
any one or all for price that will make a
good investment also house lots, well loeat-
ed The above property must be sold soon to
settle an estate. Il. L. BASS, Admir-.
For further information inquire Of Karl a:
Lane. "a Liberty street. phone ls2-ll 64n
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The greatest cleaning up that Peru
ever had was on recent Saturday, when
NJ. j. Hapgood at his own expense EN-.
ployed two teams and eight men on the
public streets and yards.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH

Set in gold, silver. or rubber. We pay s.. 100
also buy old gold silver. and platinum mail
them TO us We hold all goods for one week
subject to your approval. MENDLOW BROS
g. CO. az School street. room a., Boston,
Mass. or branch Office. 10 Central avenue room
2. Lynn. Mass. IS cod tl3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

Per fsrthsr information. call or write
j. j. DAsHNER
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--l new barrel churn used only
few times also good Wood moving machine.
used yrs. good reason for selling would ex-
change same for pigs. Fred l.. Poor. Williams
town. VI. 6s.ss
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FOR SALE--About tons of good stock hay.
SIS at the barn miles from East Barre on
the Washington road. Apply TO w. Il. Smith,
AZ Patterson street, city 66tftl*
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TO RENT

SMALL PASTURE TO RENT-on Wilson
farm near Graniteville. Inquire of +. H..
Smith & Co.. Granitevie. or Barre City, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Telephone Connections
Howland-Cave Building. Barre Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

A black bear was seen in the moving
of J. Nj. Powers in Athens one day re-
Gently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02

NO l0ss--H you want little larger prop
osition. here is 20-cow farm, all equipped,
for S4.00o,00 $50 acres, 40 acres of which Is
smooth tillage with no hand work 10 acres in
wood estimated 10000 II. Of salable lumber
500 sugar trees, partly equipped the baildings
consist OF an s-room house newly shingled and
in good shape 5 barns with tie-ups for %
head; this farm II also on cream route schoi.
ars carried TO school 8 miles to railroad: in
eluded at the price are IL cows, or head Of
young stock. s shoats, 2 horses, % hens, Ar
h. p. gas engine, drag and circular saw rig.
silaqe cutter. feed grinder, corn harvester,
manure spreader, 2 moving machines, l new !;
2 harrows. corn planter, weeter, tcdder, rake
2 cultivators 8 express wagons, new set Of
trucks, 2 sets sleds, traverse sleigh, cutter. a
buggy new suiky pillow. or sets harnesses,
stone boat, incubator. grindstone, hay fork
small tools compisse, also loo logs cut in the
woods, seed corn, grain, etc. all for 100000
63tf
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Deaths


sESSEwSRTHfNop SSNDS e Ks}T. Nay Ss; 1919 HARRY E.,
and blessed NrsiP sodailty; are Invited 70
m from his late on 4ssSenee dsS at oso
sSSreb stSsa ST Mass IN Our Lady Of Victory
Z BQ0Ss.-on May 20. 1916, ELIZABETH. be-
loved wife OF Charles william Booss, aged So
tend the funeral services. Wednesday at 23O
M at her late Eesidenee, 44s1 North Uber
BRAZIER.-on May 2s 1916. JOHN BRAZIER
husband. husband Of Anna Brazer. aged 81 years; Rel
atives and trisnes. also Journeymen Horse
per- No TO- x Of F; and Lady LIVINGSTONE
az p. m. at the funeral parlors OF William
ssts. at oakIaas & cematers TS5s ave- ln'ermen' pri
on May 2s. 1915, EMELINE D; BRYANT.
Funeral services on Wednesday, aIst inst
at pm. at Lansdowne Presbyterian Church
Lansdowne. Pa. Interment Arlington Gene
loved wife Of Robert earns. Reiatlves and
Ices Thursday. AZ 2 p M. at her ~ late resi- resi-.
asnes. 2e w, Ridley ave. Ridley Park Pa.
ANA WELLS, wife OF SeoFEsS SSe assS H. cine line
ksla.tiyss ana 4 friends are inyitsd to =, attend
az Hss 81 asmn,i isis at E2SaE p M InissWsRt @ a.
EsS. from to D. m. "'''' '1''
DAyIs.-on May 20. 1915. Rev C. MCLEAN
funeral win be given. from his late residence
@sss ave. r-ast LdIsdOwne Pa.
DEYITT.-.on May %. 1919 ABRAHAM L.
sg agS o9 Ases q As Sd pssis ts sfs P. Sog
TRENDS. also Waseingt5n Lodge. 80. So u
srs Of America. and members of HaTdyyare
Association are invited TO attend the funeral
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member. arc invited TO- view the remains on
ruesday. after p M rnngersl, rrgs5I, A. the convent
WILBUR On May 2s 1915. WILLIAM MEL.
SON husband Of Elizabeth M T. Wilbur, ai
his residencc, lakewood, Devon Pn, funeIa
services will be held on Wednesday, May 81
at p. M at his late residencei tdleWcod.
Devon, Pa. Convcyanccs VIII meet train ieaV-
Ing Broad St station a, 2:45 p m.
woErt NIgR.--On May 90 1910, E1IzABETH.
widow OF Ernest Woerner lnee Heitzmann'
aged 07 years Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the guaeral on Wednesdsay;
M eth 81. Solemn Requiem Mass at 81
fnnernl.
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uNc1A1MED TEIEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 1901
GHEsTNuT ST M,. Hsrbg5t snsSman ssnyaGT AIRebt Rob
ert Kepiyn. Miss Helen Hamilton, Twin state
OIL Co. NJ y. McGann. William Moodwa.r1d' .1
Iohn A. Gusustin Resent Co.; w. r. pu9gGf9n' gf,n
Phle Trust Co. Mrs Neudaun puer, MIS-.
ssret efFrI9ehmsr "" W wolstennholme, Reyy.
Mrs Ira F. Roblnson, Carl r. Christensen A.
l., T,egett A w Lewis. Bowman Green. Mrs
BETTY fnsle Miss Knthryn Eossehep, ,o,, John ToSr j.
Gilman. Mrs William Neilson' l,Hu' 1sopn 1So.,,
Morris fSsIf fipmen MtF. Cor CO., 4. g. Brown.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CO.. 1920 s., PENN
SQ-Ntrs e. N. Guckcrt, w. G. Gle, MIS-
E:.E. Tbbott Cart Haowsll Miss KSs,ths,Ttinc ,trS
Nj Greeham r. r. Bennett o. y. Fish; Mrs
k Fasold Mrs A. c. Miller, Walter OShea.
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I.ARORERs, good wanted now at TyEert- Allen
Fertilizer Works, South Delaware and Wee
the year around for right men. See Super
intendent. at works.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-30

I.ABoRERs. WHITE AND coLoRED. AP-
PLY B. AND D. FREE LABOR BUREAU.
519 s. t1TH ST
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KEEN-BAILY-In Philadelphia on Nav o7
leie, FRANCES VEST BAILY, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Paul Baily. and Mr.
Joseph B. KEEN. OF Mr.. Gregory b.
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WANTED

WANTED
WEFFEER WggEFFEERTsH Agft52iL 81 HIRE H FFfJS 6sfS5E hSE
GnIILfSTY.F FH Who can MASTER EoNsIBisR tIAt.
%Ep PTAlL Eta Ny wo Pif GAfN ri TREXIsE HM oIE SEkE
ME M4Fsr ssfHruATi6N sH fti6 EfTHiER BY cor t55fE
REsPONDENCE OR Personal TOUCH.
WRITE Us a LETTER SETTING E0GRTH
T2SEh TffSEs. sTATiNd Tst NGE ASb SALARY fSE EN.
PEt'TED 10 START. AND IF WE CLEAN
FROM YOUR LETTER THAT YOU ARE THE
MAN WE WILL GRANT YOU AN INTER-
NkiNHiYTIcAL. A I13 LEDGER OFFICE.
stocks and bonds TO handle bank stock side
line Address NJ 323. Ledger Office.
WANTED-An experienced chauffeur; state In
writing experience and wages desired. 353.
Ledger Central.
YOUNG MEN between the ages OF is and 49,
who desire TO travel and 10 receive military
training as members Of the first line Of tine
Pbiiadslphia. Pa. Tor detailed information
regarding enlistment In the United States
Marine Corps.
YOUNG MEN to learn threading. good pay
while learning. Apply John Bromley Sons.
Iehigh ave. below Front.
LARGE DRUG HOUSE requires services Of dept.
executives must have thoro. eNp. in buying fin
ishing supplies. handling large body OF EN-
ployes and finishing Of household remedies and
toilet preparations excellent pos. good salary.
This Is a grand opportunity for a big man,
Ina Room 100. Green's Hotel Tues. a. m.
teacher OF congregational French for class
OF 40; one evening hour per week, October TO
MAY inclusive. 1Di6-lT: reference required.
Address S5T Ledger Central,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. 5It s. 10th ST.. wants srtna,io-s
for american Protestapt cook SIS to $40: will
go temporary; several Mattresses, ChamhCr-
maids. laurdfesses, Protestant chI'd's ru-sss
English nursery EOverness. sn"Pks I'r -rch;
buffers, housemen, etc. satisfactory reference.
Spruce 3l01.
GERMAN and scandinavian girls want cham
herwori aud waiting; German man and wife
want positions; wanted, all kinds OF help
Rose Dougherty. 1913 Girard ave.
MISS MARY Il. MCCARTHY at07 Christian
" lI.Oc 1891. supplies and wants 1st-class Prot
Cath. male aud female help, all natlonalitIes
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IN MEsroRIAM

TIGAZZI.-In loving memory Of CoNSTAN
TINE TUGAZZI who died May 80 1915
Sadly missed by parents r. s.
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Going Into
Partnership

A small amount Of cap
ital invested with a re-
liable partner will pro-
duce a profitable business.
The way to find such an
associate is by advertising
in the Ledger. Insert an
ad under Business OPP
portunities"; it will reach
men of good standing, the
type which make efficient
partners. Place your ad
today; the cost per inser-
ton is small.
Call, write or phone
Ledger Office
Walnut or Main 5000
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TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS. tool ,ErindeEs
and adjusters, machine Operators; incNpert-
enced men will he nut under INSTRUCTIONS; per-
manent and highest wages Remington Arms
office
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Hr1p wANrrn-MALE

Continued from Preceding column.
General
t2l. SIS and t2s, cLrRKssa,- KSs,
out of sf'NtS town SIS; sHrPPiNo MANAGER q
department 500 q month";, ADyBRTtsiNG
$4,000; sTFNoeRAPHERs, several. SIS;
baAuaIIsNii;N sfkiHoSrJR out q = towp ,gy,1
TEcTURAL and STRUCTURAL. s23; oRNA-
MENTAL, IRON work. good oprortrnity two
open,nTs for beginners. si2; ESTIMATOR,
young man, quick at figures and read blue
producer and handler Of men. excellent op-
portunity, about $500 70 start; other posi-
, tions open for 49,
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BLDG.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


CATHARINE, 5Os7-Nicely furnished rooms;
convenient to car lines; telephone ------
CHESTNUT lO27-iarse front room MIA
bath, nicely furnished: hot and cold Nateh
also single room, neHr bath
H.S'rN NLT aOOH WELL FuRSlsItEp
ROONtS; PERMANENT + OR TRANSIENT
CHESTNUT aaO5-Attractive rooms, sinsle, or
en- suite; private bath; running water ret;
CLINTON 81. Oa9-Attractive, cool roomai ah
cows; refined surroundings; summer tA'es.
KINGsEssING AVE. 4520-Sittins room, win
sleeping porch; other rooms. Owner
LOCUST I5O3-LARGE. AIRY k,l0MS. stS-
GLE OR EN- SUITE LOCUST 1873 -
PINE ST. 14s4-sINGLE ROOM NEAR BATH
SPRUCE, Iif6-second front. beautifully tprpi
other Vacancies; running water. electric laal.
SPRUCE ia2O-LARGE AIRY ROOMS, SIN
GLE OR DoUBLEi BOARD OPTIONAL.
SPRUCE, 1887 = Suites with bath: single
rooms offices; steam heat cleo reasonaels
5OTH. NJ. .l21ZR9oms, with beard toT Rad9Y Ro69Y
appTeciating good homei beautiful nelgh he9s-
40 WEST LOGAN SQUARE
Desirable vacanctesi references reqnM L.
TWO ROOMS and private bath, also sins,a .s
rooms. In select house near Broad ana Loeusts.
for from 1 TO months Make appointments
with NJ 05. Ledger Central
ONNER will REM bachelor APT, 2 lssss l,sss fAs
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMA1E


c4AMBEENALD wishes gositg2, ssssSore eSp; ?;
capable rsfersncS9 en- i29 Ledger ed 6iase
CLERK, .2oi. knowledse bookkeeping: branch branch
COMPANION or mothers heIper wants wants, to go to
places foF cook S5R'isE and eRRSf eRSmbrmad
Eanceg EHcegpfs Place eou Feiepone Locust ioiS
COOK. colored. first class. wants place In ooun-
try 1925 Rodman.
first class Yapt: PR}stion only fine
fS country or see shore preferred i2S. Ledsert
GR S2Cred rS spa7 s2S5h 9ow wants to assist
GRADUATE NURSE would like to act as com, ON.
gapDisop to aeml.inyalid; terms reasonable
where GOOD service, VIII 30 appreciated Cfsrs 10
}S ESGd aSo f'$ s o s Sa
U1S Y9ryJ9s nds in ssnsmSns Tsn home
WoTf sodd cook ga vents Boston house
LADY. CLOSING house 1st Of June, wants place
call cali fSp az 2o2T eps1f Spruce st 'ou'""D pG-e
NBEDL DLEwoMAN. exp. desires position as com
ys 5ys desires desires olncr ShEonic or ineurabo cases
priv. secretary; best refs. x t6O, Ledger on.
WAITRESS ss-CHAMBERMAID. Protestant, Capa-
BILE neat. young; good reference. Call Wednes-
day. 1890 a. m, Room 2O5f 8OS Chestnut ST.
WAITRESS s-CHAMBERMA1D. German Protesg;;
tant capable and neat good reference. Call
Wednesday. 10 a M, Room 2O0. 6OS Chestnut.
WOMAN competent. wants position. WORKING
housekeeper for or gentlemen or care for
Doctors place during summer, Apply nrcsent
place Haverford p. o. Box 332. Phi. Ard. 1855
WOMAN colored from South. wishes kitchen
work in restaurant. ZIG S. Chadwick st.
WOMAN. colorcd. wishes days work washing
and ironing to take home. 1881 Webster.
WOMAN; c2lored refined with one child wants
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KNITTERS and wlldman, in rib machine
: p p McCutcheon & Bro, 4th floor Wright
Bldg. Broad and Huntington.
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AGENTS

wANTED-Live agent for standard
motor truck for Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. r 640. Ledger Central
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a. , ,niag lgIb pANID y
friendS also Harr9wgats Council. No. 67g
Thursday. June l, at D. m. from his late
RESIDENCE 95l0 X ST. Interment at North
WIGGINs.--At his residence 77s North a4th
ST, May 81 1915. WILLIAM j. VIC
poyes OF Fairmount Park Commission and
all other organizations OF which he was
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CAR REPAIRERs AND CAR BUILDERS.
APPLY u. AND o. FREE LABOR BU-
REAU. $40 S. nth ST,
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he ~ overhauiing and rebuilding autotrucks.
p sO3, Ledger Onice.
Roy over IL years, for a desirable inside po-
sition Apply by letter only ]. E. Caldwell
BOY for office. Apply American Engineering
Co. Aramlngo ave, aud Cumberland st.
ROY errand, 10 years old, Apply $50 a. m.
"Wednesday. lO1 South 2ith.
BOYS wanted as messengers Western Union
Telegraph Company. laOl Chestnut st.
RITZ FIR and houseman, thoroughly experienced
white or col. 6iSi Woodbine ave, Overbrook
CAR REPAIRERs AND CAR BUILDERS.
REAU. $40 s. liTH ST
CARPENTERS wanted, Apply Ridge ave, and
Calumet st.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS. first class only; tool
makers, s324 TO St,4 per day OF hours;
Machnsts, 81; Loo 20 $500 assistant machn-
sists, $500 2 50 go; machine operators imale)
SO OO 10 So "a machine backsmIths for me-
dunn size work: able TO work to blue prints
and familiar with use Of steam hammer
~; skilled iahorers. 81. 50. for outside and in
side work. Cleveland, Brown Sharpe and
CrIdley automatic turret lathe opera tors
SS rs; turret lathe hands. 81 So, and Potter &
citizens; higher compensation when on piece
work: 10 days leave after one years service
I holidays and Saturday afternoons during the
summer months all with full pay. Apply
Frankford Arsenal Bridesburg, Philadelphia
Pa.
FNITTERS and wIdman. in. rib machine
p r. McCutcheon Bro, 4th floor Wright
Bldg, Broad and Huntington,
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eRsngsd,, @ repaired, Tepisted. sgppiiss New S
HS ss s and ses 6S1 5G1a 1o fsdf5S
Registers sold and leased by us on easy pay.
ments and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIcMsJAI,LI.ar cMsJI,LIa CASH ASH hEaIsTER co.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTO REPAIRAIEN AND MAGrHINIsTs, capa-
bic OF overhauling and rebuilding autotrucks.
z sO3 Ledger Onice,
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DESKS ming cabinets, safes, telephone boot ls
and office furniture and fixtures OF every de-
6cription used but in fine condition. and very
cheap. free delivery anywhere. -
HtGHES, l1TH AND RUTTONwOoD
DESKS, large assortment: also household fur
niture. Duling Central Secondhand Furni-
ture Company. 90i-D00-0i4 Calowhill St
Figeproof3 40 slightly used; all sizes
SAFES and makes; big bargains 9lO NJ
Fourth st., between Race and Vine,
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HEATING

AkIN,fSELsEY HEALTH HEAT =
sena sernnas chseper than steam or hotswstsr seilsf
KEI,srW aWMn ,pormei moisture tAss
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CARPET CLEANING
DREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssAIAKINu
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
l435 GIRARD AVE. POPLAR 1874.
THE MCDOWELL. Drcssmnkin School; easv
modern methods; small payments. 30T
Denckla Building. 1lth and Market SITS.
COLUMBIA DRESSAfAESING SCHOOI-Instruc-
tlons daily. 1870 Columbia ave. Special rates
fo- gowns: ladies' tailoring.
Lh'rESn STYLES--Summcr dresses and gowns:
fancy suits spec. reas. S. Ecssler. 27G s. Goth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
WEST POINT.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
west Point, va, March 2A-One OF
the most interesting meetings in the
history of the Womanss Club was held
On Monday. at the home of Mrs. Henry
Lane Cooke Mrs. George Richardson
read a most interesting paper on the
Modern Woman" prefxed by a
snappy sketch OF the Girl Of To-day"
comparing her with her ante beliam
sisters There followed a delightful
round table talk. Mrs. Cooke, assists
ed by Mrs j. F.. B. KiIbourn, served
sainty refreshments. Mrs. Emma Roy
Spencer and Mrs. George Richardson
will arrange the program for the next
meeting.
Two Candidates for Mayor of West
Point have announced themselves
J. Cleveland Maynard. an oyster
packer, and John wiifred Courtney.
TIE election will be held in June.
DR.. william Wallace Bennett, OF
Cologne, with his family moved to
West Point this week. DR.. Bennett
will take up the active practice OF
medicine and will reside at the corner
Tenth and D Streets.
Misses Marguerite and Fannie
Brookes entertained with dancing
party at their home, "Rrookshire." In
King and Queen. Anibng those in
vitel were: Mr.. and Mrs ]. Cleveland
Maynard, Or. and Mrs. Alvah Hud-
son. Mr. and Mrs II. y. Topping, Mr.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
FREDERIcKsBuRG NORMAL

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.
fredericksburg. Va. March as.
One OF the most Instructive and en-
j6yable evenings OF tho year was re-
Gently given by the Russell Literary
Society, when Mrs Kate Langley
Bosher gave several readings from her
stories Mrs. Bosher's wonderful per-
sonality and voice charmed all who
heard her., and made the evening z
splendid success. After the rsadius
the Russell Literary Society enter
taincd the faculty In honor Of Mrs
Bosher. ~
TIE basketball season ~ 1t ii
height at tho Normal school. Several
games will be played BY the school
team with out-of-town teams. the nrss
OF which took piacs Saturday. March
IS, in the gymnasium OF RUSSELL Hail,
when the Frsdsr3cksburE team played
the ingram team. OF Washlngton.~ D.
G. The game was very Interesting and
exciting, ana resulted IN 4 victory for
the Fredericksburg team. the score
being % to II. The entire game was
characterized by excellent playing.
and a splendid spirit OF good sports
hiianship. After the game both teams
were entertained by the Athletic As
ISOLATION. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The following students comprise the
Fredericksburg school team: Misses
Mary Richardson, Mary HARDWOOD,
Roberta Cralle. Elizabeth largest,
Edna Carter. LeownN F7ippin, Ada
Nash. Garland straughana Annie
James and Caroline Hess. The team
spent Saturday In Washington. play
ing the 7. ". G., A. team.