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The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
You Eat

When Y GU Eat
Bread you are entitled
10 everything in the whole
wheat grain. DIR. Wiley
bays: Wheat Is a complete
food containing all the ele-
nents necessary for human
nutrition" But be sure you
get the whole wheat N a
higestible form. Z Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digesdble by
Bteam-cooking. shredding
and baking-the best pro-
cess ever devised for pre-
pairing the whole wheat
GRAIN for the human stom-
ZACH. Two or three of these
crisp little loaves of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious,
|nourishing meal. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
City News in Brief

Despoadcnt over family troubles,
Hattie smith. - years Old. No. 2p2
sunday afternoon by drinking pots
ON. She was taken 20 Receiving
hospital and VIII recover.
Nursery work for the reforestation
OF devastated Michigan timber
lands is set forth IN report or
the public domain commission, COW
ering It's activities or the past TWO
years. The game and lsh depart
ments work also Is outlined.
saturday, employees OF the Detroit
nrms represented In the Executives
club OF the Detroit Board OF Com
mcrce held their first annual outing
AZ BOb-Lo. There was All elabor-
ate athletic program In charge or
the city recreation commission.
Edward Fox. chief OF detectives, has
received word that Vito Agogeinro,
his wife. Rose. I'm the Agogelaro
home at No. s4f Russell-st. Feb.
rs, r. under arrest In New York
city. Officers have been sent 10
bring him back. He will waive
extradition. the chief understands
While n crowd OF citizen. were pass
Ing within few feet. three high
waymen held mp and robbed steve
Pulaski in an alley between Girls
void and Shelhy-sts,, opposite the
postoffice, Sunday night After the
robbers had secured Steye's purse.
containing SIS. they fed from the
alley 20 Shelhy-st Several citizens
chased the highwaymen, but the
robbers eluded their pursuers by
running into an alley.
Two companies of the Thirtyshrst
regiment gave parade thru the
downtown streets Sunday after
noon, finishing at the I.yceum thea
ter. where the moving picture
spectacle Heroic France" Is be-
ing shown under the auspices OF
the regiment The Aim will be on
view all week. Members OF the
regiment act as ushers The nlm
Is expected 20 stimulate recruiting.
At n banquet given I'm honor of their
new chief, John ". Sullivan. MEM
bers OF ladder company No. and
engine company No. ~ presented
him with leather chair Saturday.
Secretary George Finn. ~ the IRE
depa rtmenti Joseph Lougheed, sec
rotary OF council committees. John
Creedon and many others were
called on for speeches by Fire Mar
shall Goldwater, toastmaster.
The FIks held their lodge of sorrow
in the home OF the late Neil o. Gray.
No. 1853 Florence-ave., Highland
Park. Sunday night. Mr.. Gray. who
was secretary and sales manager
OF the Oppenheim Coal company.
died Saturday. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday afternoon and
interment viii be in Woodlawn
cemetery. Mr.. Gray was horn in
Romeo. Mich. so years ago. Two
sons and three daughters survive.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
LUMBER MEN
HELD; ARSON
PLOT SUSPECTED

Jacob and Ogoo Shevitz were ar
rested late Saturday afternoon on
suspicion OF having planned 10 set
fire to their $4,000 lumber yard on
Maybury Grand-ave.. near Buchan-
an-st. Detectives found various
parts OF the lumber yard and build
ings saturated with gasoline. As
sistant Prosecutor Sid Erwin and
the detectives are still at work on
the case.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
Swimmer browns In River.

Charles Daniles, 10 years old, No.
b Alfred-st.. was seized with
cramps and drowned Sunday, while
swimming in the river near Ecorse.
|The body was recovered early Sun
bay evening and taken TO the coun-
Nv morgue.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02

A blue ribbon was Won BY the Irving
school garden for the best bunch
or radishes IN contest In which
m schools competed. exhibiting 40
punches n radishes. The Ellis and
tlippert schools won second and
third place. respectively Mrs J.
". McCauloy Mrs. simon Alfred
and T.. DeWinters we're the Judges
Other contests will be held thru
out the season.
The third annual banquet aud enter
tainment given by Henry Ford ia
the teachers 81 the Ford English
school took place Saturday even
ing, ma the Hotel fuller roof gar
den. ". g.. Brownell was toast
master and among the speakers
were Mrs Laura +. Osborn. OF the
new seven member school board
and Judge Alfred J. Murphy En-
tertainment numbers were furnish
ed by the Ford Hawaiian quintet.
William Anderson. John Ceinma tn
the school orchestra. r. A. Boyer
and Harold Woehl.
Detroit and Michigan members OF the
Greeters, Charter 20. who enlist for
war may go without fear that their
families VIII suffer during their
absence. Their fellow Greeters will
place their names on the roll OF
honor, VIII keep them in good
standing IN the organization and
care for their dependents. accord
Ing - an announcement or the
frfctcrs war council, which con-
sists ~ + r. Pitts. r. c. Fitch
John McQuillen and +. r. Anderson.
INC charter Is made up OF hotel
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
HOSPITAL UNIT /
LEAVES TODAY
Members Will Depart Quietly
In Sections Without
Ceremony

In keeping with the governments
wishes the Harper hospital base
hospital unit will leave Detroit
without any rolling drums or blair
The Detroit times., 1917-07-02
KINGDOM GOULD
WEEDS GOVERNESS

NEW YORK. July Unless some
change is made in the plans an
nounced. Kingdom Gould, eldest son
OF George J. and Mrs. Gould. will
marry today Miss Annunziata Ca
milla Maria Lucci. a former gov
crness In the Gould home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
I'D. WANTS

SUNDAY, 10 cent. a limo per insertion.
sS5 sSS5SSg{ SSSB3#Si$
RATE PER LINE.
SUNDAY and DS sPIss n aS9 tans. 90 cents
coNsEcu nssfl2ng inJ ,s ssns. 40 cents,
Situation Wanted. hinlo and Female. -
Tim, ,msu p H,.b,n or sUM1Af cent. line
l1 n.sl, q insasufement is sSiid agate !.
70 ss nsh aRa 1 III SO s
Classincations not guaranteed after 9 P. NJ.
sUBsThTIONs FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
o ,Ss pase
esusr Az s,c are sscepis,d o. 'ns y.n at ,oY ne
WEST OF FOUSHEE STREET.
,, sa,eeo's Drug Store. Floyd Ave and Rob-
eo Charles rs, s. Turner. Druggist we" Broad,
W.I1q2;a.F s.5%ssya ss:s II, MsnGy ysE Axs
.s Dave Ave sfss AsH Az Allen and a Sses
..m. 5oh D4as R R;s4: Go So e. X HsR st.
Rins sir.ei sha!m5sy 3st I pns s;
v r. siay 4 Bro. Brook Ave. and Clay
Tsrrsnt Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
EAST Of rorsHEE STREET.
@ G2h.s Ger s ksas Er0 saos St ST.
s55s: $sy Eff S ii .i5sS g.:
S + Y Bsi:s1' 10 '9 t. +s Ff'h 81 s.:
Richardson Drug Store 69i y. seventeenth
j. II. chl,drey. ?: y. EIsh,.en,h st;
Williams Pharmacy. Twen.y-first and Mar
,.sprlneer DRUG Co.. Twenty-third and
.Horda Drug Store. Twon.y- ninth and @
wood & schsat Drux Co.. Tw.nty-nt.h
Woods Pharmacy. T~enty-nfth and Leigh
Church HIN Pharmacy: go F. s s.oossdd g..
RIe hs rdson Clay Street Drug Store, tol y.
Thirty-nrst ST.
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy, :l25 Fairmount Ave
BARTON HEIGHTS.
s,. ey P pns s stors i So AE Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK.
4; y; Cosby Co; 1sos Third AT s:.,
~ EsSshand fo son an" and s'u May,
Ave.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office Timcs-Dispateh. lies Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
woodland Heights Pharmacy. sie4 semH.s
SwASSBORO.
b. NJ. Robertss Drug Store. :ent Hull 81.
FULTON.
J. A. Rlack. cel6 Williamsburg Aye.
Peoples Drug Store. $3.50 Williams burg
Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Times. DISPATCH Branch. 40 Ns.th syca-
moro Street; phone Petersburg -.
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OLD pOMlNIoM 'rRUsT coMPANYs.s;

OLD DOMINION THRUSH COMPANF.fNT
go Richmond. Va. Dec. s. 1871
The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of tho Old. Dominion Trust coni-
: i3S. At J: O'CLOCK moon, in the oifce OF
n, he COMPANY No 800 East Main Street
and for THE transaction OF any other busitfs:ss
which may properly como before tho xpfd.
Meeting. W. H. SI.ACGHTER "2:t
Secretary u
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HELP WANTED-Female

G M B ELS, 81 East Broad
Street, requires the services
Of 8 women for their cloak,
suit and waist departments.
Apply at once; steady position
for those who qualify.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

FOR maximum accounting eff
cheney, the National City
Bank Of New York are using ~
WALES VISIBLE ADDING MA
CHIMES. Speed and accuracy
mean much nowadays. 1t will
pay you to investigate the
WALES. WALES, 1877 North
Eighth Street. Richmond, Va.
Phone Madison 2167.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

NV LEJ.EtI q . IT y MD CITY BANkVr-
The regular annual meeting OF the stetk--..:.
holders OF the National STATE and elk
Eonk OF Richmond, Va. for tho election OF
directors aud Tor the transaction OF any.
other husiness which may properly CONS :
before the said meeting. will he held 7UEsSc
pay. JANUARY s. 1918. at II noon in ths..
street, Richmond. Va. ~
JULIEN II. HILL.
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-
MEETINGS
FIRST NATIONAL RANK.
Illchynnn,I 10 Me-.

tiNNL NNTIUN 4 T. BANK. ~,
lichnnonh. Va, Dec. 8, lalI. =
holders OF tho First Nationai Bank OF En,;,
mon1, W. to- the election or directors. for
tha ratthca iion of the acts OF the directors;
for tho last fiscal year and for tho transs
hction CT any other business which may
properly conc before the said meeting will.
Do hold TUESDAN. JANUARY s. lyls at is
noon In the directory OF tho bank.,
Ninth and Main Strreta. Richmond, Va
w. NJ. ADDLSoN.;sie
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LEGAL. N0TICE

LEGAl l. NOTICE. 5Jt,E.
NOTICE III bcraby given that tho under,
signed lines win. or December 20. st.laI
A. NJ. amply to the Stato Corporation C,oruo
r st;a, the ten cents uorI excess fare coli.
such such trains at stations open for tho baiei of
tlcketS
"A t,antic Coast Line Railway ltt1
Carolina. Ciinchhcld and Ohio Railway
Company. Fsift.rp
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
pany, III az
Danviile and Weatern Railway Compan,Si
Louisville and Nashville Railway Company.
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail-,
way Company. 80 ,H 1n0Tl
RtShnond; fredericksenrs and Potomac
Rattroau; Washington Southern Railway.
Seaboard Air LINE Railway Company. ~!
Inc NirEinai Railway Com pnrY -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

$1,000 open for one good ledger
man and also one good book
keeper; good positions for the
right men. Address II 40, care
Times-Dispatch.
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NoTICE-Adminlstrator
VntGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

FIfRUI-NI,N = NOsaI z NIMIANf, ~ 2
Richmond, Va. -. Sy;s
ais tgopany ariIf qualified a. CO.;
the estate OF Frederick w. Hanewnek q !.
deceased. all persons: having claims against
SAID estate are requested tn present ther,iN
10 the Ei!Sinis Trust Company. and those
ndeoteu to the estate will please make
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY y
dministrator OF Frederick. w uancpickcl,
deceased. 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

SPECIALITY man, not subject
to draft, calling on grocers,
city and State; good compensa-
ton for right man. Interview
between 10 and 3 Wednesday
and Thursday. 1913 Mort b
Eighth Street.
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DEATHS

DROwN.--Died: at her resldenes. No. lael
II ELLA BROWN. widow OF the late
Valentine Brown.
Funeral notice later.
JuNh.S-Died at the residence OF her son-
in.IaN William =. Knowles. Monday, Dc.
,euiLer 10. al 40 l.. NJ. MRS. MAiiGAkET
Funeral from ,hc residence. sos Gro"e
Avenue. WEDNESDAY,, December IL. at
1870 =. ~. Interment private
VADEN.-DIed, Monday afternoon. Decemher
TO- at IN. home OF her parents. In Sne,-
t.rn.id County, aftcE lingering illness.
MISS JUDITH NhpEH. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs Cia1encs vsa sn ,.o. u.rr,xus.
DAY AFrEhSooS at o'clock Eoin Cen
trsl Methodist church.
Mis- Walden improved during the summer.
but neither the skin of physi:isns nor the
worHed and nd wa,ched could prevsIi against
the Inevitable summons. Again the Angel
OF Death claimed a fair young life, cut on
in the budding promise az sweetness and
futura usefulness. Those bound by ties OF
blood. those fortunate to be counted as her
friends. have sustained an irrepsrabln loss.
She was the very soul OF un,elfshness. MAJ.
urally. therefore. sh- attracted 10 herself
many, fast and warm friends who will
Hence and checrfulress.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
NCTICES-Legal
VIRGINIA. RAILWAY AND POWEj
COMPANY. ~

Seventh and Franklin Streets.+.. ;or
Richmond. Va. Dec. 4, 1917.7nsT
Notice is hereby given that n special
meeting OF the stockholders of the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
has been called by resolution Of tho s.
board OF directors OF said company to :.
be reid at the principal office, of thai
said company at Seventh and franklin
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OEN uEs,-t,
GENDER, 1917. at the hour of II o'c1odISs,'
noon. for the following purpoaes,-,,
among others: ,.J.,5.,.,t
1. To consider and act upon ,ths,e,
recommendation OF the board of direC-'Hi
tors with respect to tho issue and sale
OF 5000 par |alue of 6 per cent coli -
lateral trust notes. t. = y
.. TO consider and act upon tho exe-. :
cution and delivery OF a collateral !:
trust indcnture TO the Virginia Trust ;,
Company 10 secure the payment OF said :
collateral trust notes. y "a.
!. To consider and act upon ANY "a
other mattGr IN connection with rur. q
pertinent to the. issuance and sale OF
said collateral tcpst notes and tho sSe-
cutiou and delivery of said collateral
trust agreement. -s--.,..,,
The transfer books for the stock OF. !,
the company shall be closed for safdIsi
meeting of the stockholders at tho CLOSE q
OF business on Saturday, the Sth day, nS-s
December, 1917, and reopened nt--the'-
opening OF business on Monday; the
'3l st day Of Deccmhor, 1917. IN :.
Ely order OF the Board Of Directors II:
G. B. WILLIAMS tltt -
SN.> a IN Iss.i
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WANTED, by January 1st, po-
sition as travelling salesman
with some reliable wholesale
house or manufacturing COM
pany. Have had five years ex-
perience as salesman, and can
furnish best of reference. Not
subject to draft. Address P. O.
Box No. 1877, Raleigh, N. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED, experienced opera
tor for Stokes-Snlith paper
box machines, for night or day
work; time and one-half paid
for night work. British-Amer-
lean Tobacco Co., Limited, 900
North Lombardy Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

MALE stenographer wanted at once by
Richmond concern. Must be experienced
accurate and preferably outside draft age.
Good hours. sl2o per month. Address y,
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WANTED-Salesmen
SITUATION WANTED-Niale

AUDITOR. accountant. with wide knowledge
OF general nusinsss. now employed. seeks
ton OF responsibility requiring high grade
service Address 5os. care Tines-Dis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED. ,rst-ciass automobile mechanics:
Must be thoroughly experienced and pre-
f.. those who have had special experience
on StudebRker cars: good salary TO right
parties. Amply Coburn Motor Sales Corp,
1917 West BROAD Street.
PORTER wanted at once. Burnett's Drug
Store. t01 West Broad Street
WANTED. reliable who has some
knowledge Of the confectionery and gro
Gerry business Apply Park Avenue Confec-
ttonery. 200I Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
CHRISTMAS MONEY
FROM $40 UP.

To everybody without a lot OF red tape
TS@EsFP FIX RYrE s yo sM Xant 81 PAYMENTS
=, Our IN. me re no. OF loaninG money enables
4 9nt waiting. Call. write or phone Madison
COMMONWEALTH LOAN co.
AZ East Marshall Street.
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LOST AND FOUND l

LEFT, In the Colonial Theater. mans UNI
brelia. Initials A. W. end. Liberal re-
ward. Phon. boulevard $50.
LOST. November IS. boy.s cameo ring he
tween Seventh and Thirteenth and Main
LOST. In Lyric Building or between Tenth
and Broad. small black crochet book
three tickets for EIks' concert and small
change. Reward. Return Mrs. Charles
ErouSe. 500 West Main. Randolph .7o9.
LOST. between Murphy's Hotel and 40.
Grove Avenue, class pin. s. c. IL. on face
Reward. Eeturn to 100 Grove.
LOST, on Ginter Park Monday. Deem
her 10. between 2 and o'clock. lady's
green purse containing cash and card Of:
Mrs w. }. Young. Finder please phone
Randolph s.s2 return To NrS. Z. v. Al
bright. 6eI Seminary Avenue.
LOST. one red female hound: answers TO
the name OF Queen. Call Madison 5S:5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED. window trimmer 4 floor man,
Must Nus se experienced and exempt from draft.
right man. Address Fl ~. care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED. boy IL or II years of age for
ONCE boy and messenger. Apply Room
e07. American National Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
S1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to $3.50 per day Of
ten hours. Time an one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. BRITISH = AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street
WANTED, OPERATORS IN
OUR SEWING ROOM TO
HAND EMBROIDER AND
o OPERATE IMP'R OWED
POWER MACHINES. mex
PERIENCED SEWERS CAN
OPERATE WITH A FEW
II OURS LOTIONS.
GOOD WAGES PAID WHILE
LEARNING AND EVERY FA-
CILITY FURNISHED EN-
PLOYEES TO INCREASE
EARNINGS. EASANT
WORK IN COMFORTABLE
SURROUNDINGS. PERFECT
S ANITARY CONDITIONS.
RICHMOND DRY GOODS
COMPANY, 10 S. SEVENTH
STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

WANTED. housewives 10 use KerodaI
burner. Converts your conf range into a
gas range. Cost one-half the price OF coal.
shown at PhilIips's. is North Seventh.
Don't fail to Inspect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

THE Cohen Co., Inc, requires
extra salesladies Immediately
in various departments. Desir-
able openings now prevail
throughout the store, and many
who qualify during the Christ
mas period will be retained per-
nanently thereafter.
easy hours. Apply In own hand rstine'
stating salary, wanted Address X 90, care
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DANCING
= -
TALKING MACHINES

TAKE u tip and take our $3.50 guarantee
course. IT'S cheaper. Ciravess Studio
10! e East Clay: Ltandolph i0tS-A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

A&CHINISr. boiernakers, macninist help
er5. bo!lernakers helpers. clerks. haEEaSS
snd mail porteJs. white and co,ored iaoorera
Sppiy Room eos Union station. Washing ton.
MARRIED man work on farm. Prefer
.. man With dairy experience; but position
month and house. 5s3. care Times Dis.
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HELP WANTED-Male

CoLbECTOR with Ford automobiie. APP
ply MI i.amson. Room sos. Times.Dis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OR TALKING;
MACHINES.
RARE opportunity--For sale. my beautiful
500 Sctrola size phonograph and rec.
ords; guaranteed 10 years: Will accept SEQ.
uSed only ten weeks: wonderful bargain
WIN ship c. O. D.. allow examination and
trial without one, cent deposit. u found
Write g.. 8. Eordin. 1856 Ogden Avenue,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

HELP WANTED-Professioual
WAITED, practicinx physician for town OF
800; GOOD opportunity. Address l. ISL,
THE INTERSTATE TEACHERS AGENCY,
mACNEGA BU!LplNG. NEW oRLEANs.
MES AMI. w9aEN: FOR POSITIONS
OPEN JANUARY AND LATER EARLY
ENROLMENT DESIRABLE: .-
TEACHERS for Grade. high school and col
legc work for January term. Cnprece.
dented demand throughout South. No fee
unless poaitlons secured. Thrc. agencies.
one enroll nent. twenty sixth year Sheridan
Teachers Agencies. Greenwood. s. c.
WANTED-Salesme
REStDENT salesman for popular priced
skirt Strictly commission basis. The
Famous Skirt Co. $40 South Third Street.
PhLla delnhia. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES

.AulothCkSllIEtS- -
MAJ. aSo rign. my h0uT
e i hava e$gay ,ys Of soss
.fS ono tF day order sad 70 ae
sax .n sop or al ssa esly
ySS s,KSs''Bseok ss''%Ss5s
t4 VI, sale. Ford roadster. .I2 North
FIVE ,L5, : ,;:Ii Nso car; model 1917.
IS t E. B s"ss9 street. quick buyer, ADpy
arss:ssS' sondltiSn.s 4 l. ii. D Hs5san Ram m
Use Daniels New Automobiles
oP st:v, Pr Si SsEI ears, Sic PER HOUR:
MGGIs riEioNEE G6HLEyAHp. : sa.s.o: gsH
QS SALE FGs4s' or sGH2
THESE TRUCKS ARE IN EXCELLENT
MECHANICAL CONDITION..
and can BIC bought cheap by quick buy
Republic one-ton chassis. eight months
Kelly direction. now being overhauled
L. S. two-ton. tires and body new. ex-
ira length chassis. suitable for wood
or furniture hauling. ,..r
Carford two-ton. an excellent heavy
duty truck. 49,.
All the above are complete in every
Our deferred payment plan makes
buying easy.
SMITH e, HICKS.
Distributors White Motor Trucks.
roR safe: 1917 Ford touring car almost
man Appiy ii. .. King Motor Co Corp $50 SO
roe sule, Chandler wInter top IN perfect
g,SndisG ,n, WI nj wi 1Pl1 Or s,S model,
Eos tesnara VIZ ss sell Muf f%s 'E a Gfss
IhomeI Mad!son 300.
BICYCLES AND. MOTORCYCLES
THE CHOICEST OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
3 s@H ssos ss 81 All c Is
.;slsi II ial, z. every SoiaI Il IS f's The
Randolph ss ai p qE rs Res. Broad 81.
FOR sAIIE-Animais
r4Nsf <: s. fGs sar''H:fs sfs % ss
Is Danls sn's go CID 70 GS1es rs Ws,
O. on, shetland, M0ntr0se Pony Farm. carriers:
FOR sALE-Horses
Vl'G'!:SM e L.ts Z A iit;;j ktsAzA>H'
YOU will f,id plenty horses and mules.
second nand wagons. tugSies and harness
i3r ,, sale daily Auction dsys. Tuesday and
NIL sell hem Tor you. and you can get your
lS0s-rl East f'raIklin Street.
Phone Madison 1884.
fSSS s out a q Sesa e
SOLD uuder n ful guarantee. Can be seen
At P!owIuan's Stables. 1905 East FRANKLIN
FOR gale sevcu good work bor,eS -Ir -, cnt
. OF wora. cheap az tho owner has NO fur
ther use for them. Can he secn at Hulchcr's
s,a bic: az North E!tsh Street, %.
STORAGE AND MOVING
WANT HESr MOVERS IN TUWNr CNJL
- USh,, RAID TRANSFER CO.. HAN
G.. c. Millner Transfer Company
NEW phone Randolph aTol. Sow location
and movinE ot eth kinSs Trm m5nt.re. g.snns
h,g and Grating a specially. We have had
II EearS txpertence In this line Give N,
a a, trial. We arc In no way connected with
W 2 I'ns man. nor Mincr- anan, 30a
North Ninth Strect 80 -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

700 f.emcn and brakemen Experience un.
Necessary. Able- bodied men. - 20 40 years
or apply MIR. Ice T,dd. agent 2i3 North
F0urth street. Randolph 4,2t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

FURNITURE, china and wedding presents
packed and shipped with caro- MOVING
and hauling done by Jacob Umianf. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12

FOR safe. 1917 Ford touring car almost
rev Isandolph 5132
WANTED, experienced motor truck sales
inah Apply II. ID. King Motor Corp. $50
West Broad
ron sule. Chandler winter top IN perfect
condition. VIII ut 1917 or 1915 model
Original cost S".3 VIII sell for 3l25. cas-, #,
CsH J: r leonard, 1913 Mutual building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-12
By George McManus

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HELP WANTED-Maie

I. one red female hound: ANSWERS 70
name OF Queen. Call Madison 5S:5.