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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27
On last Thursday afternoon, A

On last Thursday afternoon, A
20, an unusually interesting NEE
Of the Castor Literary Society :
held in the School Auditorium.
meeting was given up to the stud!
Shakespeare. in honor Of his ter
tenary. The 7th, 9Th, 9th and ]
grades took part in the exercl
Roll call was answered by each 10
Der with a quotation from Sha
peare.
Papers on Shakespeare, his life,
his work were read by Miss j
Pegues, Miss Fannie War;, Geo
Hartzell and Henry Mcleod. .
following familiar recitations Y
given:
Mark Anthony's Speech-Rol
Thompson.
Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wiz
Miss Myrtle Melton.
Dukes Discourse on AdversiI
Miss Rosa Stricklin.
Portals Speech or Mercy
Belle Hurt.
HamleYs Solidcquy-George d
Mr.. Il. Il. CASTOR for whom the
ciety is named, was present and ID
short talk.
The present officers Of the SOD
are:
President-Miss Virginia Bishad
Vice-Pres.-Miss Belle Hurt.
Secretary-Mr. John Treacy.
First Censor-Kennedy Berry.
Second Censor-Miss Sallie eau
Critic-Miss Willie Lee HutchiI
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27
Examination for Public School
Teachers.

The next regular examination for
t'achers in the public schools will be
beld in the Court House in Chester
field on Friday, May 5th, 1916.
Applicants will be examined on the
following subjects: Algebra, Arithme-
fc, English Grammar, Pedagogy, &C.
Iosraphy, Physiology asd Hygiene
History, Civics and Current Events
and Agriculture.
R. A. ROUSE,
ISupt. Education Chesterfield County
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27

Mrs. Mcintyre and Miss Florrie Nc.
Intyre, Of Wilmington. N. c., are guests
Of Mrs 7. s. Malloy.
sss
Mr. Tom Evans, Of Spartanburg,
spent the weekend In the city.
sss
Mrs. A. S. Thomas and little sons
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Carri'
son, In Camden.
Miss Ruby Gilchrist, of Darlington
spent the past week end in the city
the guest Of Miss Vera Stricklin.
The Rev. J. S. Hartzell returned on
Monday from Georgetown.
Judge and Mrs. S. w. Shipp and
children spent the week end with MI.
and Mrs. W: P. Pollock.
Capt. W. T. Thrower spent the week
end with his family here.
Mrs. Mamie Irby, Of Laurens, ID
visiting her sister, Miss Janet Mac
farlan.
Mr.. ]. C. Kendall, Of Florence, spent
Sunday with his brother Mr.. V. b.
Kendall. <;~f~
Mrs. Agnes Mclean and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hickson and children, OF
Society Hill, spent Easter with Mrs
w. R. Godfrey.
DR. Walker and Mr.. Craig, of Tim.
monsville, spent Sunday in Cheraw
Misses Lottie Harrall and May Fos-
ter, who spent Easter with Mrs. L.
D. Harrall, have returned to Tim
monsville where they are teaching
Mr.. Alex Harrall, Of Timmonsville
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
L. D. Harrall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wannamaker
and little son, McIver. are spending
a few days in Sumter.
Mr. w. rP. Smith, OF Sumter, spent
Tuesday with relatives in town.
Miss Culberson spent the Easter
holidays with friends in BENEFITS
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J Waddill and little
sons, Wade and Kent, are visiting
friends in Charleston.
80
EIOl. ID. ~. nSlNCl SpChS tAC 1<SoS0A
holidays at his home in Cameron, N.
G..
Miss Elizabeth Osteen, Of Sumter.
spent the Easter holidays with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Du-
vail. .sfA
Sam Eastering and little Misses
Mary and Bessie Easterling, OF Ben
nettsville, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Cottingham.
Rev. G. T. Harmon spent Tuesday
in Hartsville.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27
1.-THE Queen. Of the Gardeu!"

The Queen Of the Garden Opere
will be given in the School auditorI
on Friday night, May 9Th.
This is an attractive musical p
in which all the pupils Of the mu
department take part. Their sol
choruses, spoken paprts and ho'
costumes make the Operetta enjoya
for everybody.
Time $50 O'clock-Admission
and SOC. a
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27

Maiden, N. q,
Jan. 10. 1915.
DR.. w. r. Register,
500 Union National Bank Bldg.
Columbia, s. G.
My Dear Doctor:
On Nov. Oath, 1918, while q theolo-
gical student at the Lutheran semi
nary in Columbia I went to you for
the treatment of case of piles, which
was causing me great inconvenience
aud handicapping me in my duties. I
am very pleased to state, for the BEN
eft Of theirs similarly afflicted, that
you cured me Of this condition and
that [ suffered no inconvenience from
the treatment. 1t has now been over
two years since | was cured OF this
condition. 1 hope this statement will
Influence some other sufferer so af-
flicted to so to you and be cured.
Trusting that you may be the means
of helping many others, I am,
Yours very truly
REV. F. M. SPIEGLE.
Maiden, N. G.,
Lutheran Minister.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27

Every man is his own general.
Some Of them have just grievance re-
garding what they have to work with.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27
B & 3 T.
PO RK
SA U 8 A GB
II. A. Burch
Hotel Covington Building
Nothing But the Very
Best
Phone 80 and your orders will re-
Give prompt attention.
REWARD OF Ssb OFFERED.

A reward Of Twenty-Five dollars ts
hereby offered for evidence leading
to the arrest and conviction Of person
or persons who tampered with the
wafer meter at Clement-R0ss man
ufacturing companies plant some time
between February 28th, and March
2Sth 1915.
The penalty for interfering with
water meters, connections and other
property belonging Il the water works
plant is punishable by a fine OF $500
and up, and due notice Is hereby given
that the law shall be rigidly enforced.
L. A. Meiklejohn,
G. W. Duvall,
j. G. Whitley,
Commissioners.
D. L. Tillman, Secretary.
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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-04-27

Lutheran minister wishes bis ttate-
ment will influence other pile sufferers
to go to DIR. Register and be cured.
He was cured over two years ago.
Read his statement:
Maiden, N. q,
Jan. Is, 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
Obreg6n llama hueFtistas
a los sOIdados que reeha-
ian los biimhigues
Carranza dijo a los empleados de,
N. Laredo, que era antipatfioti-
co e inopOrtuuo pedjr ek
page en- plata
correspondence Especial cara La rHENs,

LAREDO. Texas. Ju iu 2J.-AG te-
lcyrama pucsIo por los cIEplcados
de- Nucvu Laredo, para que les pa
.aran Sus SuetdoS en- otra mOncda
de mas vaIor que la c~arrdnclSta.
cout"Si6 II Primer jcfc que l. anti
pairi6tica . inuporluua tai >oliritud:
a.rc-andu Que haria jOdO 10 posi-
bile por rruIcdiar las condolences dc
miScrIa Que prcvalrcrn IN Ia lnfor-
lunada ciudai IL" Nu"vu Laredo.
ruandU Ia crisis International por
que pasa Il GubirrnO - sotnriuua-
RI satiSraclUriaulcnt", como Sc cs-
pera.
pnr >u partr. Obrr=6n Urdrn0 pro-
rcdrr cnir-icam"nlc contra .O> u
g~iIad"r"S hurrtiSta> y rirniifjros
que han degrade colocar>r entire los
abn"=adus ron>tilucionaIiSCas ha-
ci4ndoleS Que dioIrai=an la ajcncion
de- la >ccrrtaria. de- SuS ma, aprr-
miantr> nccr>liadcs miIharrS. para
iar "rayjda 4 nrccdaIe> i~mIpropiaS
lr un Sohlado'.
Tome - We. nor 10 anterior, taujo
los ciYilcs coma los militarcS. sale
rpn drsairados on >uS pctirioueS r,s-
p~crIIva>. quciando co.OcadOS en- una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
Buscan actlvamente 3
los ~anarquistas en- San
Francisco, California
Hasta shora no les ha sido posib'e
a las autoridades dar con los
esos terrorIstas


NAN fRA\Ll9''o' ''"'" '""o ~
''I'allir~ '>''''F|os >'-"''' NV
a auj"rIdhuc> para "'>Iu'""
auior'> del ">PaiIt">" r'''I'''i n' j"
call" d" Market u'''n' P~'''C''..
m1rI'a' p'f>o''a9 i'o' +" "Np''
It" una no'Ilo' w ''"''','," -,
r'>'7 "' ''H'''''''
mus '. r.. i.;-i,,J,.
''' ,ium,,o. ,,ros
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,~n..,n,rn rir..,rn ,t,lo ,ur IN.
rr..,.., -, ,rrcbnnsi6n
l., sc5,.. Hon I Lami,orn hernia
.,.,l. I,nhorn murrgn OH 81
,.,l,r,,. bi,., nuhrirar ON los ne
..;,;Ii.o- -, ,,i.o orr.cicnJn norar
nil ,.. T., ncr.,u, u,,. denim
,.;, ,,,,Io. T., r,nlura do rn. uuc
,rr,i,ron T., homba
uT prndarcoSf romuniri nov a
T., ,~,,Ii,.i, ,ro NJ viii , dos lom,rrs
.ur ,h,ndnn,rnn al s,ro rn,o- MI
n,I,s yrl.. del drsaslrc In Scnorn
X T. CoDrlon dr CIIira-o Ira Dc
rI,r,1o npn nII, viz dn,Jo 1rna veil
49, "''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
FuerOn vilIistas los que IT,
r0tsarOn el campamsntO
americana Cotton
Dicese que esos villistas han estado
psssndo cont.abaado de NUM-
clones para Mexico


'"''"" "'" 'HP'''a' p"'" Nv
FL PASO, Texas. Julio 23.-ScglIl'
iurUrmCS que p4Scrn las autorlia-
d. nl.IitarnS .~r".lr.-. SIS ."i.rl-
| banlisIas visliSias Que yIven Ell 81
Iugar conoridO con 81 nUmbrc dc La
IsIa." al Este de- FL raso. crrca del
| rampamcntO Cotton. ~ los rcspon
| >abIcS ic los diSparoS QUE drSdr ma
| ~ sriS meSoS 50 Nl"ncu hacienda i
trayGS de- la Inca ir0ul"riza. Los
| nrnnbrcS de dos dc; clIos son roncci-
los Y va Ir IrQg >ido romunicadoS
a. General Gonzitirl. asi como la IN
Tgrmacidn que de "IIo> :" Li"n", Dor
Io qu" - esprra que cI arr"SlO Y cas-
ti=o a c>os viIiistas 81 haGa Inmc-
diatamcnle.
81 die" lu" "S"s mdiNIduoS han
.'>irio pa>ando de r~"lItrapan'i" ar
mas y. munIcI0n"S Il Mexico. drSdc
irarr a.-nn tempo, pueS los SoIda-
los til" CUSTODIAN 7Qu't .uEaF io
nan >ldo SutlrI"nlrS para NlGl'aFio
''"i'' ~ "''F'l'' "','p'' ',"''
''o'''!"H ~ w." vi va "'''''''" ~
III "i't' HpN'c"'' 4"' VI
Ne I'll I'd caI'e bo"''N ''"' - lid" Ir-
'ai" i'I"i'irloil'S "c lio"I'e d Id
'>'a' !''Sp''', 80 ia 9dpiu" que "''
'aFIo ia LIeci.o ,Lr Ways I'll una
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"'s III ~" ,','"'? "'l ""-
-,
I'. P'eO'>'r p'," q"r N-"' = 81
-"I'i'!' ''I'"" Wv ''OA@'o'''i'9'
lla'e IN ano que uii oldaHo dcI
!" dc ih1after'a u muerto d c uA
di'Pa'o quo VINO NC Id iS'"' "ie''
IIdS sc e""IohVld"H uu'Nn'e''"o ell 81
tIenda. I'm csc miamo "ltio cS. doHde
iuc herIdo hace los moses e. Sarg"n-
10 ruri'lah ! Pc''oulca'neiI &c CSC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
sigue Ia expOrtaci0n de
articulos mexican0s
por Laredo, Tex.
Los empIeados de la aduaua de N,
Laredo Sc roban Las mencancias
que lIeran los comerciaDtes

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L'N'ED'' leA"7 'N"'
'~o''''''''''s w 's'' ''"'''
'''"''',' I'll. "" Il" ,'i
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our >''' ''1r''' ii
t'' en- los ~ d -N''."''"'
c''''''o >u> .',"'.''" '"m W. ',"'-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

Centraba como a % pies del luaar
de IA explosion fu6 herido por uno
de los preyectifes v cas6 hacias "a
cabeza ds.su montura:
Algunas 1eerias nan sid0 avanza-
d1s por Ia policia. Una de elias es
que 81 dueiho del Saco deseaba po-
nerlb en- la linen donde pasaran los
manifcslantes. pcrO sabiende que la
cStata pucsta a tempo fl
io Y haciindoSc tarde luv0 Que aban
donarIa en- Ia esquina Y tai c So
-mrti6 en- cdallUicr canlina.
Ell CORRESpUNSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
GLICERINA Y QUININA
E9iIAN APPENDICITIS

Una >uu.!" m,NtIga Gr uNitrd,lr pU.iy...
-fzaur. qGsG.IJ. =iIr"rius. r.r., r,uurlLa
Cuu - n".f,br' dr Nil"rI-Ed. ha >rr,rr'lGi-
Iu a i",u ~tu NuinHlr. If.rg.' NiIrTI-k J
Dbra -uhrt. i"- ISi~ lHl"~itur>. 81 @rIi'~u
81 urISaGu. INA 'fiiiNiiNIfN - SILT
rIcntr para aiNI,r gi lipI IiF ti~u Ga.
CONSTRUCTION. arH!r~ al "~t,IuI=ts % Ss~.-.
iieHaIrtc arUUrahl"rU"utr "l"rla~ J~iItrrIr~
dalu~l~ s ell a-:r.Ur- rt-,,~ uua~ rEaH'I-
Iu>I> allysdu ",,u:lrlaiu"u'r a. rII'4u e.
appendicitis. ir 1ra'IuI"n'r r~frIr aL.:',.
r.Urh-t eli lp- "d~,~ cr1nIrr,--
Il jNNIDINTD ! u-rrn IHo-ip q" pbrlr
Gr NdirTt- AJ - ~uEprrui"nfr.
10. L. WAGNER bRlt. co. E>i. Houston :
Ave. e.. AN Nniuuip. IcNa--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27
La kcrmcsSc del domingo Ell
Picdr1S NcgraS.

Los fpndoS rrraudados IN la !u-
ii Ia kcrTmr>>c Iur -. dItiuc do
miu-o - verified cu la yeciIra Gu
!aI dr piedra> Ne-ra>. :" dcdICagUU
intr=ro> d los gastos lie d oggaul-
zarIon ir una competcutc Dri-aia
L. IA Cruz Roia.
"a - han ~nonbradO Ia cUIul>.o-
nr de- srlOra> Y srlOrItas cHcar-
-u,in> IL. ii>tribuir cUuvcui"utrmcu-
tr to> .ondos recaudados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

Cuand0 ~nccrSitr librOS II cSpanol
diriiasc ustrd a lgnario T.. LOhano.-
Coz DUIurOsa SIS. .intUni0. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

hlru"ntra>c -raNciuentc rufcG-
mo en- "a riudad de NotttrrtG;y! ei
fsef}of don Afaado Gonzalez.
Don Jesus Benavides. p~romincnle
VacIno de NueNo Laredo, ac!uaImcu-
L. reTuSiado Ell esta, Sc Italia grave
m2nte enf"rm0.
IL CuEME>nnN>AT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-27

\ mediacl0nes de- campo mill
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r. : ! G 10 -cl -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
WASTED-I;onrd.

LADY sircs permanent board In courtr.
With a refined family. not 20 exceed 81 Z
pcF month Address - 795. caro- Tines
Dspatgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

AT 1 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Lot of land, on Market Street Cor Mar
ltct Allcy). between Marshall and clay
streets Opposite New MarkcO Iot
fronts 30 feet. and has n depth Of about
81 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
No. 4O4 N. Sycamore
ON TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE c,

ON TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE c,
at O'Clock L. NJ
The improvements consist of . sub
stantial and compactiy built two-story
scmi,lctachcd brick dwclling with the
usual nct. rn convcnicnccS
the lot &5nts 20 feet and has n depth
OF ll5 isst 10 l2-foot alley in the
rear. It's northern line passes through
the center OF the partition wall be-
tween Aci and 400 sycamore Street
while on the south there is a l0-foot
alley. anording ample light and ven
tilation. AS either II home or inyest. .
ment, this property should commend
itself 10 the buying public
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale
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SITUATION wANTED-,1ale.

EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires position
at once Stnto salary. Apply &. Z. Con.
rad Palmyra. Va.
TRANSPORTATION mum. 10 years In rail-.
road ana express oilcc. several years In
lumber business. desires position In oiico or
shipping department wholesale firm. Under
stands handling claims. Would also con-
slider collecting or salesman for city trade
Some knowledge OF bookkeeping. Can TIT in
many places In ofilCc. Married: aged IS:
abstainer from tobacco ana intoxicants. q
sl4. euro Times Dispatch.
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z RICHESON e. CRUTCHFIELD.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Real ESTATE AuctiOneers.
Nos. 1900, 1902
and 304 West CLAY
Street

NORTHWEST CORNER OF NORTON.
At public auction. on the premises. on
w EDN ESDAf, JUNE, Z. 1916,
at O'Clock T. NJ
BY direction of the owner, who must
sell. we VIII offer the above mentioned
property at auction. on the above date.
This property is in good condition.
having recently been painted and
pap"rel: is occupied by first-class ten
ants. and Will make comfortable homes
Tor persons OF moderate means, or Will
pay handsomely as AN Investments
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
R1CHESON X CRUTCuFIELD.
Auctioneers.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

w. FRED RICHARDSON, INC.
Fireproof storage Tor household goods:
moving: packing. shipping. Don't walt
until september !. Let us helm YOU to
avoid the rush. We have rciinblc men and
VII! Eunrilntee Gar service Randolph SIS
THE world Ii.oves. and so does Iiowics zoe
parcel delivery and automobile moving
nan; for quick service, phone Randolph
22Sl. A. Bowles. Transfer
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SHOE REPAIRING.
REPAIIs SHOPS.
WALL PAPERIys,.

If you want your rooms nancrcd =, cn,
price gall w. H. Lano 81 bro. RAN
WODDSCN ~ Cp.--iiEest ana lowest prIced
wallpaper and Interior decorating EstI-
mates checrfuily furnished Randolph
zsaS-W. 3GO3 East Marshall
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TYPESyRlTERS.

= TERS-RENT-SAIE
MACHINES for every requirement at price,
from S22.5O UP. cash easy payments
Rent, SO month; 3 months. $3.50. Thrse
months rent applied on purchase Every
machine bennington. guaranteed. RcminE-
ton Typewriter Company, $50 East Main
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LEGO. A COUNTRY RESIDENCE. in niue
Ridge foothiiis house screened: large
p"rchcs. water IN house, litncy route.
Terms $50 to IS "A week. References OK
changed Miss Ccrnel:u !. Taylor, char.
luttcEViIlc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
WANTED-Arcnts.

THE Osborne Company. OF Newark y. j.
rcquire the permanent tervicen OF we'll
recommended, capable man TO act as sales
representative. The Osborne Company
manufacture and sell art calendars and
direct foliow-up advertising ana are the
Oldest nrt calendar manufacturers on the
continent. Our representatives cnrn more
thhn the average Incomes and remain with
us long time. II you are Interested
please call on Mr.. George NJ Gottfried
Hotel Murphy. ut 50 O'Clock this morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sALESMES. ATTENTION.
oELi. as sinn line the famous Quincy Re-
HSefhtor Cofnpanys grocery and drug
store refriserhtors Ready sale. good com
Inissioh. irving n Thomas. Sales Manager.
% Penchtree Street, Atlanta Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED. the public 10 know that Jahnke
bros.. Jewelers.. 81 East Main Street, buy
~ THE LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
il!vcr taken In exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

u Is DENT gales manager for Richmond
Salary after probation on yearly contra.
rTcpfoo', iSl West Eighteenth Street New
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BY HENRY S. HUTzI.ER AZ co. and
X. h. CHAFFIN & Co. INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
EXECUTOR SALE

r'.Nr'V' NJ HNLT
~ VALUABLE FARM IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, VA, AT ROXBURY
WAY.
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PARCEL POST AND MAD. ORDERS

PEAS
PEAS delivered at sacrifice price Mixed
peas at 81 20 per bushcl by prepaid freight
to virginia stations in a-bushcl lots and IN
sacked In "l-2-bushel buriaps. W. A. john
son, North, :. =,
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SITUATION wANTED-remale,

WANTED. position b. young lady ~'i an
cashier or office girl In doctors or iawver's
Office 207. care Times Dispatch
WANTED care OF AN Infant wIdower's
home or companion for lady. s T.. g..
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. go TO Richardson Bros SIS
Brook Avenue. painting, Repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1861
SEE for your business buggy We ara
selling them cheap to reduce stock. Runn
bouts. Surveys In several styles. Wagons
thar Will suit your business. Easy terms
\. McNcr.S Sons 81 East Cary.
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Commissioners Sale
of Lots in
Day Subdivision
Du Pont City

BY authority and under the direc-
ton OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
irlnce George County, Va, in the suit
OF X. l.. Barnes vs.. Real Estate Dcvel-
Cpment and Construction Corporatinn,
duly entered, we shall as special com.
miSsioncrs appointed thereby, offer Tor
sale, at public auction on the prem
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE II, 1916. {!
at IL o'clock y. NJ,
twcnty-nine lots being all OF the lots:
IN block 10. Day Subdivision, Du Pont
city, Prince George County as shown
on the plat thereof duly recorded in tho
clerks Office OF said county.
TERMS: Cash as TO the sum OF So
$685.. with interest thereon from Jan
uary l, 1916. calculated to the date OF
the said sale. and the balance as fol-
lows: onc-haif within four months and
onc-half when eight months from thu
Gate OF the sale, the deferred payments
70 he evidenced by the bonds OF the
purchaser, payable as above. bearing 8
per cent interest from the date of The
sale, and the title to the said property
TO DO retained until the whole of the
purchase money shall have been fully
PAID. or the purchaser may pay all
cash ut his option. or ne may antici-
pnte the deferred payments.
]. NJ. TURNER,
j. GORDON BOHANNON,
Specia! Commissioners:
Virgna--In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF Prince George
l. " WIZ Temn,e clerk Of tbs circn,,
cour; OF prince George y county. do
hereby certify that the bond required
OF the abovc-namcd special commits
sioners by the decree mentioned above,
approved by inc and recorded.
Given under my hand this 29th day
..sgs w. d. TEMPLE. Clerk.
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SUMMER BOARDING

FiTZHUGH COTTAGE Virginia Beach. va,
nov open. Mrs. owen Williams .Jr
BuHtANk Cottage, directly on ocean from,
AT Twenty eighth Street. Virginia Beach
now open Cor the seaEon.
WANTED, congcnial couple or Will take a
:c" boaracrs In village home OF bank OF
Kappa hammock River. Fine view: artcs.an
water: home comforts. References e,-
CHANGED Address Rappahannoc!i por,
Royal. Va
OPEN June !. Castle !iiii. situated in the
Valley OF Virginia. between Blue Ridge
and Allegheny Mountains: an ideal place FOR
summer. elevation, HOO feet: hotel ground,
join those o. golf links: all modern con-
ren!cnces. Write FOR folder. Address Mis-,
l.. B Larrick. Lexington. Va.
DlGGS new cottage. ocean View Va
Fronts Chesapeake Bay. open tho yenr
round Has MI modern convenences. run
ming water and electric bell in every room
and running ice water on all floors and
private bath.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED. fresh strawberries and raspber
rics. State quantity and price 20 the c..
r. Sauer Co, Richmond. Va.
WANTED. store, phpercd as part paymcl.
piano or player piano. J. y. Lee q.
Sons 20. North sixth Street. opposite Miller
X RhoaaS.
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VERIFY Company. Inc. Auctioneers,
1906 Hull Street
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HELP WANTED-NIaIe.

WORK. day or night shift. Apply a, once
by letter. stating experience. Bonncy Wise
enu lool works. Inc, Allentown. Pa.
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AT . O'CLOCK p N
.NT G O,C,LnCk p M

TERMS: One third cash. and the bal
ance in three equal inStallmcnts at one
Two ana three years. Deferred paw.
mcnts TO be evidenced by promissory
notes OF the purchaser. with interest
payable semianuually. The transaction
20 he closed by giving a deed TO the
purchaser, and the deferred payments
TO be secured by uccd of trust, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser
HILL CARTER
Executor.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

FOR sale. reduced price on dry kindlinx
woou 10 Sl;oo per 'oad. David ST. Lea
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BOARDING.

THE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrs.-clas.:
central: Eot-watcr heated. prices very
Reasonable Madison gi3J. lCli-l0l5 East
Clay.
DESlRA BILE rooms. with az w!thou. board
20! East Franklin street
WANTED, permanent, transient and table
hoardcrs. 10. East Grace Street
FERAAS EMIT and Transient hoarders Sro
G!al summer rates. 40 West Grace street
LARGE. cool rooms. .TSt-Cias, board Per
nancnt and transient. 40 East Frank
I'm
PERMANENT. transient ard "a bio Loardnrs
Mrs Jonn BIrrcss ~, West Gr.c. street,
ROOMS and hes, table board .Irs Horace
Wexford Jones. Adams ana Franklin
Itnns!cnts Day week
ROOMS. with buhid. :o9 south Third
Slrcct, tcutra!, modern. beautifully :.r.
u'shcd, spacious lawn and pnrchc. sn.
'ial Communication !ur transient
CLEAN. cool, attractive rooms Win ~.
cc!i"nt meals. .Ds East Grace