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of mushrooms are insufficient. in that many toadstools possess well known characteristics of mushrooms.
 The Department says htat all mush- rooms which possess a yolva or cup at the base of the stem and ring on the upper portion of the stem are poisonous. To discover whether or no. the volva exists, the mushroom gatherer must dig up the entire plant and examine 1t closely for sometimes
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the cup is below the surface of the ground The edible mushroom does not possess these features.
 The common field mushroom pos sesses pink gills which turn black with age. It Is edible when 1t has no volva even though 1t show ring around the upper part of the stem. This is the most popular variety of mushroom and grows wild in :he open fields from August to October.
 The morel or sponge mushroom has
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Pacific Nsws Service, Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON. On account of the constantly increasing cost of living the municipal authorities of Berne are making arrangements to supply Q: ,e
 duced prices, food products, especial ly potatoes to ell families with in- comes less than s579 per annum, &C., cording to consular reports from Berne The government is thus sell ing potatoes at 16.4 cents for eigh:
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Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau

WASHINGTON, Mushrooms and toadstools are so nearly alike in gen. eral appearance that inexperienced persons often mistake them. The De- partmen. of Agriculture has made a study of these fungus growths and has laid down rules for differentiating them. The toadstoo is poisonous and the mushroom is generally considered of exceptional delicacy.
 The Government officials say that
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BUFFALO NICKEL
 BELIEVED RARE

ceived numerous letters recently ask ing whether or not there Is a premium on nickels of the Buffalo design. To such inquiries the reply is given that there are approximately 19.000,000 Buff falo lickels now In circulation md tha. in most parts of the country the coin Is considered common.
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RADIO SOON TO COUPLE UP
 UNITED STATES AND POSSESSIONS

of wireless stations along both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts There are large stations in Alaska. Hawaii and the fhfiifppfne islands These are to be provided and extended so that if. in time of war, telephone and
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the Honkgong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. the repor: states. The Yamaguchi and the Kashima banks are contemplating exchange business. The Miitsublshi Company's banking department has already established a branch office il London as @ step to don and Japan. The Mitsui bank ha
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has not only opened exchange trans actions as agent for the International Banking Corporation. but has estab- lished branches at San Francisco and Honolulu and will shortly open branches along the Yangtse in China.
 The thirty-fourth bank of Osaka has begun exchange transactions for
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Form .he great central wireless sta- tion at Radio, Va, a suburb of Wash- ington, it will be possible to commun- iicate with all possessions of the -Uni- ted States, the experts of the radio service predict.
 Already there Is an extensive chain
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KILL FLIES NOW
 IS THE SLOGAN

In nearly every house many flies survive through the winter months by taking good of themselves and keep ing near the steam heat. These are the ones to go hunting for now. &C., cording to the experts. Hunt them down and kill them off before spring sets in and you will have some thou- sands less flies next summer.
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Pacific News Service. Wash. Bureau
 WASHING rO4i Some of the lead ing banks of Jasar' have begun over- seas ope"t!ioLs which have taken the form of branches being established at points in the choicest Pacific ocean trade routes of American, steamers. Consul General Scidmore i. at Yoko- hama. has reported to the state de-
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Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON, San Franciscans and other citizens living in the vicinity of the United States Mint will have difficulty in believing that the Buff falo nickel whic hhas been in circu. latlon for several years Is believed to be a rare coin in certain localities.
 The Treasury Department has re-
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Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON Now is the time to kill flies according to the insect experts of the United States govern ment. Some of them have figured out just how many of the buzzing pests will fail of coming into existence for every live fly which Is extermlnated now. The figures are astounding.
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FOR COTTON
 FOUND BY GERMANS

WASHINGTON, German and Aus- trian scientists arc reported here to have at last perfected a cotton sub- stitute manufactured from the fiber of the stinging nettle. If this be true the United States will lose an impor- taat market for much of It's cotton.
 Since Germany has been isolated by the war her scientists have been busily
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Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau.
 WASHINGTON. During 1917 the United States government will extend its system of wireless stations so that no possession or section of the coun- try wil be isolated. according to the radio service of the navy department.
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NORTHWEST INDIANS CATCH FUR-SEkL

skins, the United States bureau of fisheries has announced. The seals were speared from canoes west of La Push Wash The government has un- dertaken the marketing of the valua- ble skins for the Indians.
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Pacific News Service, Wash. Bureau
 WASHINGTON. The Indians of the Neah bay district. Washington. have availed themselves this year of privi- leges granted by the North Pacific Sealing convention of July, 1907. to the extent of obtaining 3So fur-seal
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HOW TO TELL MUSHROOMS
 EXPLAINED BY EXPERTS

a wrinkled and conical top which is borne on a long stem. The morel grows in the woods In the spring. The coral mushroom is another edible variety It's top is of yellow or white color. This variety is found on old logs. decaying in shady places.
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SWISS DISPENSE STUDS
 AT REDUCED PRICES

pounds. which is considerably under the market price. Such gales are
 made only at advertised times and
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announced it's intention of shortly
 opening branches in Shanghai. Amer lea and Europe.
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WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt ee- livery phone Main 151 and the Peo- ptv's laundry win send and get y'uI laundry. W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
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engaged in devislng ways and means of substituting materials at hand to meet the needs arising from the lack of imports. Scarcely bale of Ameri- can cotton has reached Germany since August 1914.
 Subscribe for she Nome Nasgef
 32.00 per month.
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Office and Residence of ]. P. MsAi. listtr trsiohtsr and transfer. Elite Bsths. Phone Red 1o7.
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New lao eggs at Prossers Harness Shop. st.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5.
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be interrupted. the government stin could keep i1 touch with all posses sions through the medium of the wire less.
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Subscribe Now for the Nugge,
 $2.00 per month.
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Chilling Cards at the Nugget ofIIoa Advertise In The Nome Nugget
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Calling ca-1s printed at NugssG oface
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01

Jr. trustee. 10. IT. block /. plan of
subdivision known as West Gintes
Park. August IS. 1917. s2s5.
Nettie e. Gravatt to Richmond Bank
80. block 8. plan OF subdivision known
as West Ginter Park. August Is. 1917.
Nettie e. Gravatt to Robert e. Pey-
ton, Jr. trustee. lot 80. block 6. plan
Park. August Is. 1917. sl7A5o.
Julian v. Brooks to Richmond Bank
and Trust Company. Inc. trustee. lot
II. block 3, plan Of subdivision known
$4S1
Julian v. Brooks to Robert e. Pey-
ton. Jr, trustee. lot II. block 8. plan
Of subdivision known as West Ginter
Park: August 10. 1917, 1895.
Willie B. Liggan. Jr.. to K. V. Farm
holt trustee. 20 feet by, drreguiar
known as lot 10. section 2. of Dahlia
Earn. on plat made by T, Crawford
Mamie ]. B: Jackson ct vir to r.
Sitterding ct ais. trustees, 5sx20o feet.
den City. May Is. 1917, Sits.
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HENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

). Julius J. Hulcher 10 Richmond Bank
and Trust Company. Inc. trustee. lot
80, block I, plan Of subdivision known
as West Ginter Park. August Is. 1917.
Julius J. Hulcher TO Robert E. Pey-
ton. Jr.. trustee, lot 80. block 4. plan
OF subdivision known as West Gin
ter Park. August Is. 1917. s364.50.
Thomas j.. MCGEE to Richmond Bank
/. block 5. plan OF subdivision known
1881
Thomas ]. MCGEE to r. f. Peyton.
Jr.. trustee. lot /. block 5, plan OF sub
division known as West Ginter Park.
August Is. 1917, s235.
Katherine l.. Goolsby to Richmond
Bank and Trust Company. Inc. trus-
tee. lot 80, block 7, plan of subdivision
known as West Ginter Park. Auguct
Is. 1917. s4S1.
ton. yr.. ' trustee. lot 81, BLOCK I, plan
Park. August is. 1917. seSi5o
o. P. Seward and Elliott E. Brooks
to Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
Inc. trustee. lot II. block 4. plan Of
4 subdivision known as West Ginter
Park. August Is. 1917. s4S1.
o. P. Seward and Elliott =. Brooks
to Robert E. Peyton. Jr.. trustee. lot
II, block 4, plan Of subdivision known
as West Ginter Park. August Is. 1917.
$11420.
John B. Woody to Richmond Bank
and Trust Company, Inc, trustee. lot
IT, block !. plan of subdivision known
s4si
John B. Woody to Robert E. Peyton
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Saliie w. Mason c, v!r to Franklin
AND Leake. trustees 7oxi4o feet north
Streets 0fn August utSi is asS Milton
w. J. Gilman Ell ux. TO w Chester
? Evans. trustee. "a 5-6xl35 feet. known
9s rs, $3.50 West Main street. August 90.
w. ]. Gilman e, ux. to w. Chester
Evans. trustee. 25xl35 feet. known as
3lsS West Main Street. August 90.
w. j. Gilman ct ux. to w. Chester
Evans. trustee. 25xl35 feet. known as
33l5t West Main Street. Angus, 90.
w. j.. Gilman ct ux. to w Chester
Evans. trustee. 45 5-l2n95 feet east line
= OF Sheppard Street. at north line Of
Arthur Levy ct ais. to Leon Il. Nel-
son, trustee. II feet lis inches by
157 Ia feet. known as 2los-s-l0-l2
a East Main Street. July l, 1917. sl2.-
julien Gum e. u1: to w. Chester
pvans. trustee, 25xl35 feet. known as
sl5S West Main Street. Angus, 90.
c. 6. schwalm to John B. L.gh,too,.
Jrr. trustee. 20 i-2xl5o feet. known as
Tuily G. Fisher e, ux. to N. B.
westeo,t. trustee. 20 2-sxl2a feet.
known as ?2ls Stuart Avenue. August
ais. trustees. 25xl3o feet. known as
ss1I Kensington Avenue. August 80.
Floyd ]. Dabney to John Bagby ct
al. trustees. 26xe5 l-2 feet known as
1901 Remington Avenue. August rs.
c. G. Saunders TO Bagby and Good
wyn, trustees. o5Sl30 feet. known as
33l5 kensington Avenue. August 90.
Edward +. Policy ct ais. to Bagby
and GOODWIN. trustees. 25X95l-2 feet.
known as 5000 Kensngton Avenue.
August 20. 1917. $500.
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Real Estate Summary
CAANCERY TRANSFERS,

Muhleman 6 kayhoe to Ambrose A.
morrissey. 25 feet lie inches by
Avenue. August lS. 1911: tax $3.50,
Elsie Leo Storr ct vir TO ]. r. Grubbs.
ovxloO feet' known 500 Greenwood
: Avenue. August 20. 1917; tax $3.50, $40.
&c. w. Burton ct ux. to Tully g.
Eisher, 20 2-3xl25 feet. known as 22l3
STUART Avenue. August IA, 1917; tax
Realty and Finance Corporation of
Virginia ct oils. to Muhleman &c Kayhoe.
FARMLAND. July 16. 1917; tax 81. $40.
|, Perry l.. Mitchell ct uX. to William
Mason Jay. 81 l-2x120 feet. known az
!4O6 Fourth Avenue. August 81. 1917;
Muhleman & Kayhoe to Floyd J.
Dabney, 25x95 1-2 feet. known as 1901
hensington Avenue. August rs. 1917.
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I. Id. WANTS
SUNDAY. 10 cents a line per Insertion.
Minimum space. two lines

suNDAx 10 ssn.s line PEI; Insertion
The following rates apply for repeated
|Ssi5fs; H ri
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. two lines.
s sH.1,t. and DAILY insertions. 20 cents.
coNsE eSyi,iSs insertions rs fe% 40 cents
,i%s S%fif g sSSP%f "%o ssass % line.
lines to the Inch. and six words TO ihe line.
clasSineatIoHs no. sSSrsn,eed after 5 ?. q.
SSUBsTATl0Ns FOR I'd; WAIT ADS,
ets arc tor e Of hs pab
Man1 A acs are by them a, tho
WEST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
= c&vsdoss Drug Store. Floyd Ave. and
Charles s. Turner. Druggist wes. Broad
iKeTaiE IhaT HaSs 22:s Hanover Ave;
sookel Fu 6rSs Store Ge2 zSS e. Msn
Toys Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
:. allen Ave, Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
plas P ssfs Go Sc? Ma Mn s.
gurRe'Ms sy p5us store 4od IVES. Bread 81
Tarrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
Gohen Co.: ii Fast Broad ST.
rsfis IT,: s$s$ & s,.,, 5,
M.iIis Drug store: Fifth and Marss sh SIS.
y f Psis sGs Zoo 3 Ns!. S': Fsa s's 81 81.
i; i; Ghilaarsy; % n, Eighteenth 81,
~ :, W ylhl,i e.. Pharmacy. Twenty-hrss and
Springer, Drug Company. Twenty third
:. Hords Drug Store. Twenty-nin,h and Q
Wood & sehaat Drug Co.. Twcnty-nfth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
Sds EsyE Ssfss DuE 5 Rsesa
y. Thirty-nrst ST.
Paramount Pharmacy. ?l2s Paramount
Rady.s Drug eE Store. Neft 6H Ave.
steeses Drug Store. 1900 North Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK:
a. K. f oInsend. 01 Milton ano and sSa Maryland
g, Branch once TiHes-Dispatch. 1tos Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
woodland Heights Pharmacy. a1ot
Charles ". Garrison. 2lI7 Forest Hill Ave-
SwANsBoRo.
b. n. Roberts Drug Store. 1904 Hull St
J. A. Black a,i EsUwkT li{,s ssu,x A..
Peoples Drug t Store 'S $3.50 WILLIAMSBURG Axa
PETERSBURG.
Timeu- Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
moro Street. phone Petersburg 225.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by tho clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
(Sote.-Figures after names denote
aGes)
John Hawley, 80. and Alice *. Doyle.
33, city.
Conrad Lawson Price. 20. and Esther
Jane Wilson, 81, city.
Ernest E. Gooden. 81, and Lucy
Agnes Ralston, %. city.
Harold a. Brauer, %, and Berthe l..
Gregory. %. city.
Archie b. Lynch, 80. Decatur. Ill. and
Alma Pinkston. 80. Clinton. Ill.
Frederick w. Lowe, 20. and Helen
Eunice Eppes. 80. city.
Harry l.. Henderson. 81, and Thelma
Virginia Morris, 81. city.
Robert l.. Waller. 35, and Addie
Sculthrope, IS. city.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Thomas w. Gardner ct al, trustees.
to w. l.. Wills. rs feet by depth not
given) south limo OF Leonard Street.
$50 feet west Of Cleveland Street
August %, 1917. $4,000.
Wallace +. Brown, trustee, to Will
liam II. Parker. II feet / 1-8 inches by
1871 1-2 feet, known az 21os-s-l0-l2
East Main Street. August 90. 1917.
F.. T Sutton. trustee, to Dennis
o.Sullivan. ls l-4xl65 feet north line
OF Main Street, between Twenty-frst
and Twenty-second Streets. August
20, 1917, $746.66.
Wallace F.. Brown. trustee. to Charles
+. Strauss. Jr., ct ais. II feet 1l-8
inches by 1912 feet known as
21o6-8-l0-l2 East Main Street. August
20. 1917. S3.333.34
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

w. c. Rhodes, trustee to w. D. Will
liams. % acres land east OF Richmond
and south OF the Williamsburg Road
March 81. 1917. 1854.
Charles *. Willis and r. H. Davis
trustees. to c.. w. Davis and J. Lee
Davis. Soxl!o feet east line of Clay
intersection Of Clay Street and Summit
Avenue. known AZ lot Z. square e. in
the subdivision OF parcel No. of tho
STATS.
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NOTICES-LegaI 70
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN, NEW
KENT COUNTY, VA. lf.S

Pursuant to a decree entered by the
Circuit Court for the County of New
Kent, Va, In the chancery suit OF
Pierman vs. Wynne ct ala. we will soil
publicly at the residence Of the late
NJ. +. Pierman, near Providence Forge,
in New Kent County, on the CheaapeakS
and Ohio Railway, on iG
SEPTEMBER "a. 1877.
at IL A. NJ,
the two tracts OF land of which NJ y
Pierman died seized and possessed.
First, tract called "Sherman'n," on
which he resided. containing 114Aacres-s
This is a nice farm: has dwelling and
outbuildinCs and nice quantity OF
timber. ~
Second. tract containing 44osacrea.a
This tract has on 1t some good farm
land, q dwelling. outbuildinss and some
nice timber. ~,
TERMS OF SALE: one-third; cash.
balance in nine and eighteen months
For further information. apply to Il
NJ. Nance. Roxbury. Va, or Manly h.
Barnes. Providence Forge. Va. or;
Laney Jones. 4 1-s North Eleventh
Street, Richmond Va 80 *
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CHURCH NOTICES

EPISCOPAL
rsnklla MS!NssS HoaT onros STREET. REV
at oeioeS stranKeFa eordiaiiy H Msieom aseF
FIRST pR REasbbSYHXTEikSAN & Huncz
Preaching az II a; n. by the REV. GEoRG e
day School ~ a sSen bsle se sISsse SUM
R fEc Ris5s1 PRE sHcE7 + CHURCH
s ssryss School Sc IL s.s NJ evening service
GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN
i 3 n ass sis SdST
s:SSH M.- -ssS,ss !,, school
Strangers cordially welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST hAe cHSkcH trwnnrru
and Broad streetsl. REV: GEoRdE ". Nc.
?. NJ Sunday school ESQ a 4. n, sar ssa
and Pssnss e assys, meet IN
p. N. You are cordially invited.
SECOND BAPTIST cHuRcH 5Franklin
and s:ls +: 81 pR. 'skISNERs mernlns
evening" LIES az
the Lord suppeT Ut close Of morning service.
s siSs sf al Sis s;sf A wednesday prayer
- METAopIsT.
sehooi f sSldinE. Sunday ssseei s:sS A. a' &.
Preaching II a. ". by REV. FRED r.
cHESAULT.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
Regular services win be held to-morror
Avenue and Meadow Strann at ii o'cIosk
Subject: Christ Jesus" Wednesday evening
testimony and experience meeting at
o'clock. ReadinE-rooms (Nos. 0I-so2I
arc located In the Virginia Railway and
lin Streets. and are open daily. except Sun
days. from 10 4. NJ. to p. III. All arc
cordially invited
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY coMPANY.- q

Richmond, va. Sept T. iei7.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF
poses Of eleetinE directors and approving
the action taken by the board OF directors
e s,s:, and for the transaction of such other
meeting. will be held at the prineipai ofsee
q the company bnIdlnS
1917 at 10 o'clock A. NJ 800
The stock transfer books. both common
P; A. on Tuesday. September II. 1917. and
MI be reopened at 10 O'Clock A. 81. on
F. s. WYNN, SecrstarY.
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MEETINGS

THE annual meeting of the stockhoIders oe
be held at the offices ot tho company: Ninth
and and Perry Streets. Richmond, Va. TUES
DAY. September Is. lSl7, at IL o'clock noon;
BY order of the president = IS 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01

REGIsTEREp pharmacist desires position
at once. Good references. capable as
manager l. $50. caro- Times Dispatch.
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

West Ginter Park Realty Corporation
to Julius J. Hulcher. lot SO In block 4.
plan OF subdivision known as West Gin
ter Park. August 10. 1917, $1,000.
West Ginter Park Realty Corpora
ton to Thomas j. MCGEE. lot /. block
3, plan Of subdivision known as West
Ginter Park. August Is, 1917, $1,000.
West Ginter Park Realty Corpora
ton to Katherine l.. Goolsby, lot 80.
block Z. plan of subdivision known as
West Ginter Park. August l5. 1917.
West Gintcr Park Realty Corpora
ton to o. =. Seward and Elliott 4.
Brooks. lot II. block 4. plan of sub
division known West Ginter Park.
August l5. 1917. $1,000.
West Ginter Park Realty Corpora
ton to John b. Woody, lot II, block
I, plan Of subdivision known as West
Ginter Park. August Is, 1917. $1,000.
West Ginter Park Realty Corpora
tion TO Nettie Z. Gravatt. lot 80. block
6, plan Of subdivision known US West
Ginter Park. August u. 1917, $3.50.
West Ginter Park Realty Corpora
ton to Julian V. Brooks. lot II. block
Q, plan Of subdivision known AZ West
Giuter Park. august 10. 1917, $1,000.
William Pohlmun ct ux. TO L. E.
kemmerer, % "a acres land in Tucka-
hoe Magisterial District. August %.
1917. tax $3.50. $40.
George l.. Wilcox ct u1. TO Willie
3. Liggan. Jr., % feet by irregular
depth) west line Libby Avenue. known
as lot 10. section 2. OF Dahlia Farm. on
plat made by I. Crawford Redd g.
Bro. August 90. 1917. tax 81, IS.
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SITUATION wANTEo-,,.,o

RETIRED merchant. age thirty-nVe. wants
position with good concern. either In
house or travelling salesman, Have had
eral merchandise In Virginia town. Can
furnish good reference. Address L ais. caro-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THIS Is to notify tho following psfsSnaSTfor
whom and In whose name goods gsSs stored
IN our warehouse ut Main and nstvidefs
charges are paid on same on or .Setors Sop,
tem6se is; lsl1 the goods Will be sold u
a. 81; G. q, starke j. q. Bradley. Mrs.
gay Henry. Gates Mercantile Company, L..
Eohleder. Mrs Max snyder. b. y. 0suliivan.s
e L. MarkS W FR YES p L aSsSssoEWe Is.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Vt - - ~
have sold my confectionery store sac East
Main street. Any outstanding BILLS mues
be sent TO- above address within ten DAYS
otherwise l Will not pay same. ~
DICK PAPAEIAN.
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
NIGHT school opens September H. Got In.
formation: MassHy business CotiexS. -
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DEATHS

BISFORD.-Died. s P. NJ, August a., az
his resi Hlus on the Heshanicsx;lis Tr5n,
a Iansr4I services trow the Fairmoun.
3:30 T. 81. InterLneMt Holly Wool:
DlETklGH.-Died. q! a. NJ. August 81.
road he Ms GxfuE&ISE s'o DpiT rHt ts
the seventy ninth Year Of her age. -
Funeral from .resia.nce SATURDAY. p.
NJ. Friends invited to attend.
our mother lie sleeping SO free from all
pain.
OH. wake her not. swee, Spirit. to sui.
She is resting 30 sweetiy; oh. let her res,
Her sickness is ended. her troubles all
gone.
OH think how she nosned and suffered
In Inc long night hours as we .oothed
TIL God, In His mercy. sent down from,
An angel that whispered a message OF
STEIN BKECHEK:-DIed, August 81. 1917
At Saranac Lake. y. Y. MARIE JOSE
PINE sTElNDkECH Err. youngest dsugn-
Ger II Mr. Ga Mrs she u
parents. Two sisters. Mrs. Eleanor Lineman
and Mrs. Alfred McGue. OF Cleveland. y.
isuHeffa aii notice later.
WALKEK;--Dled. at ST: Elizebeth's Hos
49, i'llE kj.aiy AsEHs5 tiii viz 81
$s.AsS NJ t2sis S;stS Z :.,: r:
l. cIoNd n south Hill. Va: Mrs: A. s0T &.
6ert. BrodSsa hA Vs and oas s brother, 7. r.
Lambert, Brodnax, Va.
c, EpnerSl seIy,Ges from the home Alp 81
Maury Cemetery.
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WANTED stenographer. Must be competent
and experienced. Communicate fmme-
diatelv. Box ia. HONEYWELL. Va.
WANTED. checker: also second cook.
Apply in person to Richmond Cafeteria.
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01
BOATS AND LAUNCHES

on,,,,,>,, BOATS FON SALE.
miles per hour all LAY long; Boat was
built and purcnaseu by mo at Sanuusky, O.
Entire hull Ia mahogany. double planked
fasten s;1 with copper rive5a saa BRASS
snnduaky to Detroit. Mich. and from there
to kicnmond under own power: IS H p,
6-cyiinder Sterling motor, with electric
starter; autou,ob.ie control. Electric lights
throughout Can accommodate six people on
EXTENDED cruise. Have no time q, use boat
This season. and will sell for one-third
oeriginSl cost .SI Il. r. Kaehlsr. telephone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-01

LABORERS wanted on
antonme nt work,
Nineteenth Street and
Marshall Avenue, New
port News, Va. West
house, Church, Kerr &
Co., Inc.