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Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
RANGE BEEvE5 EATEN WHERE
 ALFALFA AND GRAINS AFFORD
 IDEAL FEED THROUGHOUT YEAR
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 but thea chief reason is because of the raIitl Handling of the stock. IL Is es tiniatad that every beef animal in the valley does not remain more than four months at, the outside. and that on some of. the pasturage and acreage where these animals are herded the average length of their stay in the val ley is less fhait three months
 Hope to Gather Data
 It is regrettable that there is as yet no definite method on hand for the es- tsblishin2 of the numbers of cattle handled in the Salt River valley. It is possible that James H. Collins, rep resentative of the department of agri- culture who has been assigned to market survey of the valley, will or .eanize some system whereby accurate and defitlite data ana figures of the, cattle ilidustfy in the district can be maintained. In the c. lent that he does not it is possible that the chamber Of commerce of the various valley cities will organize q general bureau for the obtaining and preservation of this data.
 At the present time there are several means in use of estimating the number of cattle in the valley, the humber SlDltU iH anu AllC SiAAPPON NC outside valley points. None of the means. however, is definite and none of them supplies accurate data on sshch reliable reports and estimates can be made. t t
 Perhaps the most accurate and re- liable is the monthly and yearly report ef the state board of health in which are given out the reports of the cattle inspectors. These reports give the number of cattle ins Jected in each To- cality for shipment. fhey are inaccu rate however, since they double in many instances. Cattle loaded ir Pres colt are shipped to Phoenix and re- horted. They are unloaded in Phoenix. fed several weeks on valley lands, again placed in cars and again counted into the state board of health's records.
 Under the Roosevelt project census of the number of cattle and livestock of various character in the valley Is taken at stated periods by the water users association. This census, how ever. is inaccurate because it excludes from it's figures cattle under the Buck eye project and similar districts. and because it does not take into considera- tion the fact that the cattle business in the valley is Q moving business in which records, to b,i complete. must be maintained from day to day, taking into consideration all shipments anu driving of animals into and out of che valley.
 still another manner of estimating the number of cattle in the valley is derived from the records of the rail- road freight departments where the shipments of cattle into and out of the valley are recorded. This method. how ever fails to record the animals driven into the valley From the ReUsevsfs ranges to the east. from the Black Canyon district from the north, and
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

prime conditnons and knew no ration but alfalfa.
 Both the Arizona Cattle Growers as
 sociation and the University of Arizona are doing m .ch for the cattle fattening and feeding business in the Salt River valley. Experiments have been conduct ed by both these valua ple aids
 throughout the past several years. Each has been gathering data relative to the variety character and value of
 various feeds and has been passing on
 this information with it's deductions to the men who have been Experimenting : in various ways of feeding their stock. The work of the la..r institution has been or especial significance and is fast being recogniZec- -y the valley res
 idents as one of the most potent factol g
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

from other cattle ranges surrounding the valley on all sides
 Salt River Valley Has 50,oo0
 It is safe to estimate, however that there are upward of 50,000 head ol cat tie in the Salt River. exclusive of dairy animals throughout the entire year. Oi these cattle a large ma jority are steers of from one year up. They come from every corner of the state by hOof and train, remain for a short time. and ar, again sent out of the valley, usually tc markets for beef cattle east or west 0, the state. It is in this business of feed ing and shipping that cattle have been found the best to pay in the valley and while few beef animals are Nraised in the valley several hundred thousands are fed here each twelve months.
 Feeders" is the name applied to cat tie which come to the valley for this , brief period and are again shipped to. market inside a few weeks. They are euphoniously named feeders because they are brought here for the beneficial feeding and fattening which the valley lands afford. They are fed the best for the period required to bring them to a correct market weight. Then they are sold to the packer. Generally shipments from this district go to Denver, Kan
 
 ments go as far as Chicago, but these are rare.
 ! The manner of feeding feeders in the fvaney differs as widely as the farmers Of the valley, and as : far as che character of ami mals. Rack feed, pasturage. mixed feeds, grains. alfalfa, beet pulp. cotton seed cake and other feeds are used They are fed in regular rations at stat ed periods and under supervision of [ the fattener and the object of the feed ing is to incerase the animals weight as speedily as possible at the same time retaining the firmness of the flesh
 Results frGm feeding in the various manners are generally about the same. It is estimated that an animal on green pasturage in the valley will take on about one pound per day for a period of about two months. This increase of weight under some methods of mixed i feeding is greater or less according to the experience of the feeder the value. of feed and the character of the cat : tie. It has been found, however. from general experience and experiments conducted by the Un.,-ersity of Arizona that cattle take on weight more quick Iy and more firmly under specific diet of green feed and either grain. cot son seed cake or silage.
 Feeders Make Large Profits
 For the past two years according to the estimates gathered by experts in the valley. feeders nave made large profits from fattening of cattle for the markets. In veal previous tCS two years ago the profits were small in many instances and in some instances q loss was recorded. Since that time however, tntfe has been a constant increase il the amount reapcd from each shipment until it is stated today that one of the
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
COTTON

outfits k being enroached upon by the farmers, by failure Of pastures. by dairy farming and by the increased value if pasture lands.
 This condition of the livestock in- dustry adds to the present and pros pective value of these irrigated lands where such royal crops of meat mak- ing materials can be grown. It makes the alfalfa field bonanza. It puts. say experts. on substantial basis that farm which adds stock feed ing to the growing of alfalfa. The climate that jumps the growth Of grass in the field quiekens the growth of beef cattle One feeder
 in the Salt River valley recently sent out S1 steers under two years old which averaged 1.137 pounds: they were in
Arizona republican., 1917-02-15

in the establishment of valley charac- teristics and means .,I obtaining the most from feed and soil for the least expenditure of money, time and labor.
 Experimental Station
 Through the experimental station which the University of Arizona has established in the valley. several miles west of Mesa on the state highway, valuable data concefh1ng farming and stock raising in the valley is being secured This data as it is obtained and verified by the institution is sent out to the farmers through an exten- sion mail service The information thus assembled and distributed is proving one of the greatest aids to the residents
 fContinue6 or Page Eleven)
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
gcrger.

@enrp Sinf bat bas frilberc Sacpb
Tocoel @pbnbalts nebit @rlrnb'tild
bon oct Grbcn gefnuft. Sie &olli
iunrnlc 6ctriig $365O.00. j..
Geo. Sllgcl, Ser bis jctt ser Gin.
siae lit ser lntcr Dem Graft aus IN.
ieren StGot6cn in sic Irntce cinbe,
rufen mllr0e, befinoet iid iett IN
GriuoicnIt in Camp Silniton, aan.
los.
Son Sermlann batte lid lebtcl
Sonntog Elm 5ablreider 8eild,s 81
inherent M~iiiipnsfeite eingeltellt.
Toitor Sfult bon Ser 9cthaniel,
Stride u1b Toltor &usmonl bon Scr.
n1arnt morcn sic Scltreoner.
Srolt Iltg. Babe lttlb Sobn @eorg,
rciitcn lcttcn Wpntag nad Spraclllc,
Gebrasfa rno mcroen sort mebrcre
@odcn 6ci Sermanbten ~permeiIen.
Hcin1plo Drummer it. mo @attir
uno Srioplin Shinolcr bon Sermanr
ipuren lette ISOLDE bier 5ltlr @ciidI
bel ser Samilie 6. 9Iumer.
s. s. Son @ebrenb, liegt IN ieincr
@cbnung bel &obl idper franf oar,
nieoer. Seine bieiigen Sre,rnoe min,
iden ibrt red)t buloige @%ieoeraenr.
lung.
Sugo 2oboube bot Sic @ottlicb
@ltmprr GarnL 3 Weilcn jilolid boz,
Berger fiir oas nGditc SSSabr ae,
intellect.
Srau 81. u. 9reucr unO Spdter
bon Serntann iparen letten Montaa
bel bieiigen Sefannten altf gciud.
u, .. Sdtlb befinoet iid al,f eincr
Serienreiie nnb in ieiilcr IblueIent.
belt flttgirt %. Sligel oils aaiiircr
Der bicIigcn GeopIcs @onf.
Sran Tauline MacIe meld,e fltrse
3eit bel ibrcr Sd,luciter Srol1 gl,auIt
Sabollbe perlpcilt bate, lit lebtc $50.
dc picocr nad Ct. 2ouis, in ibr
Semi 5uriifgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
Roiebnb q. 1.

gbilipp gbfer uno ieinc ihm crit
leste ISOLDE angetrauic Satin, iuers
oen ibr Seim al,f Der Sampelmann
Sarm nubc 9rafe aufidlogen. Gen
Geiioerm1bIteu miiniden mir picl
Slid olif ibrem acmcinid,oftliden
2cbenSipege.
Dos @eisenorcid)cn gebort jest be-
reits Der Sergangenbeit on. Die
@eisenernte mar iebr reid mo Die
SreIher peroientcn bel ibrer Irbeit
eirer id,0ner Tnaelobr.
Nm Sreitae batten mir bier eii,en
ihonen Regen.
8obreno Srar Sreo SEEMING Dem
gcerdbniiie Scr BERT. Srou @. @urn.
ger bel Stoup Sill beiiuobnte, muroc
fie pIotlid fraitf uno tnpBte 5ur Ser.
pfleeartg nod Der Office oes Or. S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14

Gngclbrcd)t gebrad,t mcrbcn, no JIG
lid crit nah nlebrcrcn Sagen micoer
erbolte.
6ral ". 8. Sciemonn beiinoct lid
tbcniollS allf Ger aronfenliltc unO
milniden mir ibr halhiac @eiicrlung.
Fri. Glla Offer ltno ebert Gcppc
lpeldc llllgerc 3cit in Spratuie. 9tcb.
bclh1ftiat maren, fulteit lettc @pde
III aic Scimotb 3uriid Inn ibre Inae.
hprl9en 81 bcind)cn ilnh g~lcidBcitia
Der Sraliiig bon Mtilton a~aufnloul
ltl,h Celia Offer heiSunobnca, sic ou
lettcn Gounerstaa in Ser @obntua
Der @roiitcItcrn, Srit offer unb @at.
fin, itattfanb. Sic 4eiioermibltcu
pcrocn M Ct. 2c,tis pobnen.
Senrp Srisemcper If. ulS oeiien
Stiueiter Sillie. iomie Geo. auIter.
,ftdifn beeaben iih lesten Wittipof
lnad Teip Sapen gu fliraem geiud,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
stonp Sill.

Gbrilt. Hetbemcper ,lno @attin bon
Completion, befanben iid letter.
Sonntag bier SIT 9eiud bei Der So.
Mile Sobn Sfulte.
Taitor IuguIt al,bn lnb Samilie
rcilten letten Sonntag nad ct.
2oitis 5u einen m~ebrtGgigen 8eiud
bortiger Sermanbten.
gm Sreitag fiel bier pieoer ein
i6oner &egen. lleberballpt fonnten
mir ms pabreno bieies Sobres nod
nidt iiber WongeI an &eaen be,
flagen nnb Die Solgc lit. baB nnier
aorn prddtis itebt uno cine Rieieu.
crrltc bcrIpriht.
Geo. Stolte bate lettc ISOLDE feline
Nalflinc bier bel peri6ieocnen Sur.
mern. in Setrieb Tim S,itter at Idnei.
Sen.
U. .. @ann mnS 5ami(ie bon Ser.
mann luareu lesten Sonntaa bier bel
Der 6an1ilie Gbriit. 8rannemann Alt
@ait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
y D..

Cine 9roBe In5abl unlerer 9clpol
ncr hcaub lid lebtc &pde nod Mtor-
riipn INT ont Gicnstag mo @ittpOd,
Der bort nbgch1lteilcn SiItrift Goa.
pentinn scr SrnntoGidllc beismpob
ncnncn.
Grls. Nconig G%ngclbrcdt, 9lulla
@olocdcr mo Hutb &aoie rciitcn
lcttcn Wcntog nod @orrcnton, no
iclbit tic 81 ihrcr bobcren IiisbilOun9
nns Central @eslcpan College w1ba
reno Ocs n1ditcn Shilliabrcs bcill,
d,cll ipcrben.
AhuBmnlm 4 Hllcggc uno @cinls
Bros. 0crcn Sreihnluihinen bier lett
fllri nodl Ger ernie bcinahe tiglidl in
Wuno more,, iino nit bcu Sdlllbnr-
bcitcl bcifditigt unb Grcider iopObl
ais umicrc GARNER modem nllc Der
anii0tc @cIid)ter, mo Sluar bobc1 'ic
ollc llrindc oo5lt.
Wocid @rpa. pon Smiss lporcn
lcttc @odlc bier nit ibrer W'u'dyinc
an Ser @(rbcit Strrh IN @allcn cin5it
p%rciicn.
PIN Grcitua letter Isolde bnttcn
mir bier rincn idmercn Hcacll bcQlci-
tct nit ctlpos Stllrumminb ser icbndl
MIR Ncringcn Sdobcn onridtetc.
GboS. Wcul, opn Gotsbam, brnd,tc
lettc ISOLDE icinc 0rcihmoidinc bier,
her urh lit ilcibig boron &lceianmcn
ol@Suoreihcn.
Cleo. 2otulL, Supcp @rinfnIaml
uuN Ben &obIbui6 mudten letter.
Soultoo cine Alltpinbrt nod Mo'c.
bub.
Pm Mulltnq letter @odc mar
Shulbcaim iiir sic Ban Sdlulc 10.
wobl ais iiir bic Sdulc inn 2pit Sill
Giitrift. %n critcrcr lit fiir bicics
Shuljohr ". ". @r,tcnS 2chrcr.
mGbrcnS Sri. either 2cnmcl Schrcr
IN Der Soit Sill Shule lit.
%ergcbt nidt an Trcito1 AbritS
Ger Iniprod)c oes @%cinnotcn bon
Ndcrbnt Icpartcmcnt %5ll3uhGrcn
Sir &rriunmllunN miro IN Sup itntt
iil,bcn mn lit iiir jcbcn Tarnlcr pol
gSid)tiafcit. lrno mcll1 or meint nod
10 picl bonn 2anohnu 81 pcritcbcit
fam or picllcid,t bpd, nod ctmuS II
scr %crionmllmg lcrnen.
Clinton 9ocgcr, bcalcitct non Gem
en- %rinfmunn. uno Srls. Iort
Sdult unh &,tlbo GnQclbrcdlt reiltcl
lettcn 0onnerstoa nnd Morriio,
gum I~iiiionsfclte Ser oortigm cpon
ocliidrn @cn1cinbc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
9efalllttell
Office i'm Yant. Gebduoe.

9efannten.
2ebrcr s.. ". &oief bat an leBtcn
Wontag init Dem llntcrriht in Ser
erection Sdltle beaomcl.
Cigar y. Stonc lro SanliIie
nludtcn lebtc @o6c cine 9eiudss
relic SIT ihrcn %crmonoten nad) Rcs
9iro.
Sernlunn i. unb Gbas. &oied bon
9lonb marer lcttcn Samstag ltno
Sonntug bier oils @Gite hires Brit
oers.
$. 5. Srillfmam unb @attin ltat.
teten lestct Sonntag ibren @ngebo.
rigen art Der Secono Greet einen 8e.
ind, ub.
g. 8. Gantlcp lrnb Samilie bon
Smcnspillc waren aln Sonltag @Glte
bieiiger Seripanoten.
Sabnar5t s. 9. 2uelfenleper, bon.
5recbilrg, mar Somstag l,no Conn.
tag CUR Ilisiibltng ieiner 8raris bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
Mi c 3 B.

@ilbclm ,&cbnlener uno @ottii,
feicrten an Icbten Sonntne, ben 8.
Seetember ibrc iilbernc Sodscit in,
areiie ibrcr 6annilie lrnb sablreiden
SreiinSert.
S. 8. &omfeIot rno Sautilie rnb
s. 6. &ittrod uno SamiIie bon
Slano, iDaren am Iesten Sonntaa
bier anf geiud bel Serlpan6ten unS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
@iiiipusicit.

Gle cpnnacliihc @cnlcinbe bon
Stonp Sill acocnft ON MittmodL hcll
10, Scptcmbcr ibr Miiiiousfcit Sll
iciern, 81 wcld,em ollie Sreltnbc Der
Wiiiionsiadc hermit bcr5lid cinge,
lnbcn mcrocn. Iug. &ubn, Tnitpr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
0ficieQes program'm
MiGpmri Staats Vatr
SeSalia
September % to 20, 1917
ssSalia
September % to 20, 1917
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q
Gates open to the public at s o'clock a m.
Band concerts in Exposition Park and at various buildings.
Exhibits open to the public.
Judging starts in many sections,
Afternoon.
Band concerts, Judging many sections
Races in front of grandstand.
Gates open to the public at / .. m.
Sacred concert and grand opera program by ThaVins Ban m gran
opera singers, assisted by the Ladies' Musical Club and III Apollo Ciup
Community singing, directed by Mrs. W. D. Steele, accompanied BY Th
vius Band.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14

It isteiten, in be-
men Elm gbsmanu unb cine seborste
Sofbatenunifprm cine Sauptrolle
lpielen, peroen pie 9runbloge fir
einen SdeiounssproseB bilosn. ben
'5rau Barn Sebolt bon Reipart. ".
s., ssssn ibrsn Mann. George See
bolt, anseItrengt bat. Dor utsefdbr
orei Woten ipG Ssbolt in elmer Sul'
batenuniform nah Ieluart getommen
isin unb ertldrt baben, er lei in bic
Irmee eingstreten unp iperoe in &iirse
nad Sranfrei6 abseben. 8iirstih
nun min 5rau Ssbolt in gesleituns
TIRES 9etters mad Rem yort sesans
gen iein uno ibrn @atten pieSer in
3ipil i'm SaiIss hires Ssttsrs setrofz
fen baben. Gr ion ~suseseben baben,
ooS er niemals i'll Die Irnee sinees
treten lei unb oaB er Der Hetpartsr
polisei nur pormafte. er lei Soloat.
Sept bat 5rau Seholt ourd ibren ans
malt cine Sheibunssflase rueser bDs-
ninisen 9erlaF,ns einsereidt. Dos
gaor bate i'm mai 1905 sebeiratet u.
Bic 8eIdulbisuns Iaufet. bab DER 4ns
setlaste feline 5rau I'm Ottober
1914 psrlafsn babe. Die 81. 1T tins
oerfos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
CHURCH, NOTICES

-.
FAN SAlNT s, flr .Sssa aopfo5 snd
seS M?51nF 5sFv REV I Do@SHt
MAN. rector sunday school AT $50 with
nihie Classes q, 49, In the parish house on
To both church and Sunday school
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Z y u r H
BIZ + # MerADEH sa and a. school NJ 81
and Bible classes a, 10 A. NJ.
$ IND rKESBYTEklAN CHURCH.
Services EH HsSsnL l. f Il and 3 D. NJ wed
nesday p. IL sunday school oij' a. 81.
GRACE COVENANT rnr.sni rMRIAN
REV. J. CALVIN sTEW &,f' l Is 'SG D.. passas
Ii 90 a. NJ and r. M.-The pastor.
, s:Ss A. M-5 H,Dia SCI: school ,au.,
us i. M.-Teuns PSop!es Society. ''''
Visitors always welcome.
FIRST BAPT!sr SSitUThCH tTwELETH
and BroAG Stre-ts.; REV; GEORGE W Me:
r. II sunday school $50 A NJ l.. i nar ssa
mex. MidweSk ssrvice wcdnestiay al 81;
p NJ. You are cordial'Y invited.
Chambcrlsyne Ayenuc--il y. NJ preaching
Fl piW @'' sunday r sshSG u.s. K5V l.
FIRST CiItRcii Of CHRiST. SCIENTIST
mRsEHiaF .erytSsS VIII BE- held ,o,morrow
Nvenue and MS aS sirnst at I0rhe ocoeR
Subject: Ancient and Modern Necromancy.
Wednesday evening testimony
and exnerieSce meeting at o'clock.
hHs 1'' vie fS?" Hallway and PoMsr
Building, corner SeEenth and franklin
and ma , iona hciGavs from 10 9"iday 7,
) +. NJ. All are cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
I'D WANTS

suNpA Xnl 10 cent? line per insertion
rolo%ias rates sS.'' ar '%S "sa repeated
NGI c nsER nwt 81 So HHE c%s fk no w! aG
COMPANY TIE ORDER
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines.
SUNDAY ANA : DAILY n.ser,ions. 20 cents.
? Dsi,y insy;l!,9ns. 10 cents ~
M, s,artiSps Wan' s!S Hn's aud . h,naIei i'm,
,im ms Mithn ONE wstk 10 cents Hn's ,ns n'
. BASIS OF measurement IL solid agate u
The above rates cover Nil ciass,ics ,ioil..
Claasifications not guaranteed after J.. ~.
bLnSTAILONS EoK LID. WANT ADS.
Ihe Ioiiow.ny Inmes- Dispatcn BIancn o.
nccs Tor the convenience OF tne public.
o. WEST oE foc snHE 5rhEEr.
cavedo's, Drug store. Floyd Ave. and
Charles s. Turner. Druggist. Yves, broad.
corner Davis Ave.
WITH naI Dnag sSss ~. Grove Ave-
x. l.. BOOKER DRUG store. -"yl W. Main
Foy's Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Alien ave. and
4 Oh n,"s p BIorx f g, e. VI Man 81
Pine street Pharmacy. "a >: Pine st.
Y. X. May q bro. Brook Ave. anu cay
Tarrant Drug store. roushec and Broad
EAST fOCSttCIs
Cohen Co. Ia East Broad 81.
Me'.osrxsI.' ;i.-S n,, r +, h e;"s, 81 81
'"f's t DTHs c Hiu *, sora '9 "a H. Broad st,
fariey's PHARMACY. In.rd ana Main sta
v VIZ P P.Ssn. 'S's F MN a"f a se s'
itichardson Drug store. vi %olsh Seven.
H. H. Chiidrey =: ~. Eighteenth ST:
turner's Pharmacy. Twenty mat and Main
Williams, Pharmacy. Twenty AIRS, and
Springer Drug Company. Twen,yth!rd
Hord . Drug store Twenty ninth and Q
Wood &: sehaat Drug Co.. Twenty NTH
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church HIN Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
2 Craig DRUG s,ers; rs n,d E H s,o1s ST. l.;
y. thirty -nrst st.
PARAMOUNT.
Fairmoun, Pharmacy. zic5 Fairmoun,
BARTON HEIGHTS
Radys Drug store, North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
A. NJ Cosby a. Co, 100 Third Ave
W. X Vaughan. Fourth ahd stuart
a h. Townsend. milton ana maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Onice Times-Oisp-tch. lica Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland delights fnA'inacy. s1ot
ee chariss ~. Garrison, a,l7 Fores, i'm Ave.
SWAESBORO
Il. II. EoGe-tss Drug store. 2S0t Aul 81
FULTON.
J. A. Black, 23lo Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples Drug store. s,'j Williamsburg
Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. Au North Syea-
more Street. phone Petersburg 20.
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HELP WANTED-aiale

MhShiNtSI. Solisrmdkers. machinist help
ers. ooiicrinNkers' helpers, clerks, hEgHaHe
aud mail port.Ls. white aud colored iaborers.
Apply hvom sos Union Station. Washing ton.
WANTED CO!or.d men is vc,rs old and
over. ABBY Virginia Baking Co 200 South
WELL. dr!iIcr wan,ct; d.pih not over roo
80 SLATE experience and -alury "N-
pctt.'i would take irili~r
it""th i:r"thcrs Victoria. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
AUCTION Sales.--future Day
BY y. W. BOWIE 6 son, INC,
and
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
Real EState AuCtionecrS,

In execution of IL decree entered No
vember ., 1917, In the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern
Eleanor Higgins and Theresa @. HiE-
gins. partners trading as J. NJ. Hig-
sinss Estate, and as individuals. bank
ruptS, we, the undersigned, will offer
Tor sale, at public auction. on the prem
Uses. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1917.
in the order named and at the respec-
tive times. the following property, sit
uated in the city OF Richmond. Va.
to-wit:
AT 400 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Storehouse known rs NO. 1910 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET. fronting IT feet
inches. more or less on the north
ket and Union Streets. and running
back from said front. between paral-
lei lines. &C feet, more or less. with
the perpetual use OF an alley for in
gress and egreSs running through the
rear OF the lot on the cast Side thereof
to Market Street, the boundaries OF
v,lIS said properly as ven as OF said
thereof
AT 4:oo O'CLOCK P. NJ.
TWENTIETH STREET fronting 10
line Of Twentieth Streat. beginning lis
feet inches south Of Broad Street, and
running back between parallel lines
III feet more or less. TO an alley in
the rear 3 feet wide.
AT $40 O'CLOCK p. NJ
Brick dwelling. No. ol4 North TWEEN
tieth street. with lot upon which 1t
stands. fronting 10 feet on the west lire
OF Twentieth Street. beginning l59 feet
south OF Broad Street and extending
back between parallel lines III feet
more or less to an alley.
The first piece OF property is q good
thrcc-story store. located right at the
First Market. and will make n good
business stand.
The two Twentieth Street houses are
rented TO good tenants. and will pay
az an investment, or Will make good
home.
TERMS: One third cash and the resi-
due In three equal installments at g.
IL and IS months from date OF sale
evidenced by the purchasers notes
which carry legal interest from date
added. and secured by proper deeds OF
trusts on the property respectively pur-
chased; or all OF the purchase money
In cash, at the option Of the purchaser
LEIGH r. PAGE,
j. JORDAN Lt.AKE,,
Special Commissioners
STUART BOWIE,
Trustee in Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
WANTED
GIII. Il. ~. A.nAh

WANTED
CHESTNUT WOOD
We use either dead or green chestnut
with the bark on or of. II your chestnut
is dead dying. IL Will soon lie worthless,
and should be removed from the rest ~ the
timber. Why not take advantage OF the
present high price ana dispose OF your chest
nut for cash before IL becomes uiiuerchaut-
able: II VIII necessarily be much lower
after the il and conditions
normal. Write us at I.ynchburg, Na., giving
your shipping point, and viii quote YOU
price loaded on cars nt your station
JOHN II. HEkLD K CO. INC.
Office: LynchburI. Va.
Buyers OF chestnut wood. chestnut oak
ind black oak bark.