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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

In execution Of n deed of trust. dated
March /. 1916. and recorded in clerk $
office of Circuit Court of Hcnrico Coun-
", Virginia. in ID. Il. 2C7A. page 1893. de-
fault having been made I'm the pay
ments Of portion of the debt therein
secured. and being required to do so
by note holder the undersigned sub
etitutcd trustee will sell by public
auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1917.
at 1870 o'clock +. NJ,
the above mentioned real estate de-
scribcd in said deed OF trust as fol-
lows: That certain tract OF land in the
County of HenricO. Virginia fronting
on slightly curved line 673 feet on
the east side Of the right OF way OF the
X. +. n H. Railroad Company. and run
ming back eastwardly from said front
between parallel lines for the most
part and bounded on north and north
by james u. Burley. and bounded on
the south by land of John Il. Cary's
heirs. and on the southeast by the
thlrty-foot road. and containing 2S.GS
acres. and being the tract OF land
designated b 30 acres, shown on plat
veyed by w. II. Bumgartncr TO r.. +.
n l.. Railroad.
TERMS: Cash. as may he necessary
to defray the expenses Of executing
this trust. and to pay. two past due
interest from March and September
|. 1917. respectiveiy S2.575 of the pur-
chase money is to be evidenced by Il
note payable on March l. 1915. and Sc
cured by deed of trust on said prop
crty. ana the residue to be all cash
ii. d. XIMMERMANN
Substitute Trustee
Map ana plat in office OF Auctionccr
SD East Franklin Street.
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is in good repair and oc-

The house is in good repair and oc-
cupicd by coiored people.
PURSUANT TO Il certain deed of trust,
recorded in the clerks Office of the
liustings Court. Part H.. City Of Rich
mond, Va, in deed book Vol sc. page
4oa. default having been made in the
payment Of the debt secured therein,
and being required by the noteholder
and beneficiary hereunder so to do |
snail sell at public auction. on the
premises on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1917,
at 1870 r. NJ.
all that certain piece or parcel OF land
with improvements thereon, situated
on the west line OF Sixteenth street
city or Manchester tnow South Rich
mond). and more particularly described
as follows:
beginning at point on the west line
of Sixteenth Street. distant one hun
drcd and eighty feet GSO) north of the
point of intersection Of the west line of
SiNtccnth street with the north line of
Everctte street, extending thence
northwardly along the said west line OF
sixteenth street and fronting thereon
thirty feet t30), and running back at
right angles between parallel lines one
hundred and eighteen GlS). more or
less. being the lot designated as No.
sixteen t6), in square No thirty six
| $50. according to the plat of survey
recorded with Il deed from n. G. CabelI
and wife to Thomas S. Michaels, dated
March 1873. i'm Chesterfield.
TERMS: Cash as to so much of the
| proceeds as may be necessary TO de-
fray the expense of executing this
trust. including trustees commission of
per cent and accrued taxes since 1911 ,
and to pay 5000. with interest from
August 16. 1916: residue. IL any, In cash,
THoS. c. BEAZLEY.
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GARRETT X co.
HE East Main Street.
j. A. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets

go acr"s.. 81 acres cleared land. balance
In wood and iinb"r 5-rOOm dwelling;
usual outouidings. Price. $50 per acre.
acres. f-room house. good outbuldings.
good land aud fine location Horse buggy
wnEon and implements included, for only
$1,000
700 acres near q. & O. Ry north of city:
200 acres of "p"n land. balance In cord.
wood. Fronts main road. Old dwelling OF
6 rooms. several large greeks through
acre.
IS acres. large D-room dwelling, In first.
class condition. Fronts main road and
convenient To city. T.c; us show you this
400 acres. 900 acres in high state of culti
Walton 200 acres in first -cass wood and
timber Large creek and springs: f1ne
orchard Good buildings. Only miles OF
city.
800 acres l"o acres in finr state Of cultiya :
ton. 1arg" dwelling OF 3 rooms and usual
"nihhiidings. Located north OF city. Only
$1,000.
j.: a, CONNOLLY & co.
Madison 1851 and 3362
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate
RENT SFEClALS.

81 Brook Rond Gin;er Park. sss.at
lS c%Snfsde, rate, Ay.nn. SnsSr Park $50
49, Fest Ms., Cary Street; sNe!: 49,, ,.,,
ssia East Broad Street, rooms and bath.
a. sEas, Leigh Street. /? rooms and bath,
I az south Fourth street, rooms and bath,
ais South Fourth Street, ) rooms and bath.
sli Bancroft, Avenue Hishland Park s25
III South Fourth street rooms and bath.
.>'5 Floyd Avenue. ro"ms and bath. si5.
s APARTMENT
roo North Third street hca, included $50,
FLATS.
rs North Third Street. rooms and bath.
aIQs Grov" Avenue. rooms and bath $50.
A. Nj. COVER.
% North Ninth street
FLATS! FLATS FOR RENT,
1l2 south Fourth Street, rooms
2iao East Broad street, rooms and bath.
40 South Fourth street. rooms.
eqS North Eighth Street. > rooms
2aos chonn street. 5 rooms
RlcfIMoNp ,TIrsT \ SAVINGS CO.
t,%an,h FIAT 6nG l nSR"r i,HSr,.
FOR rent modern. ur-to-da'e refined hat
Of ro9 c2nrSni.n, e car scr,icg Nice
Sa rrec Of rent Tn the nr%' Of Rsf!f Kci,o w
joc;tttd ncar Fork Union IN. miles from
Tho :, atcpy and same distance from Cnrys.
furnish lost Of references "a to character
S W.T. nll, address W. Gil ti
lti.hmond. VI Phone Randolph 25le.
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~ acres. new T-roorn bungalow. large barn.
ri;g mar fehoo! AMI and church IL mil,
Road: 100 acres c"ar"G. VIII make beau
tful country home 5000.
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! acres. lo-room dwelling; IarE.- oak grove"
large c"lIar good Si2" barn. poultry hOus.
and other c.ntbuildings; IL stop Seven Pines
car line" SIN.
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No g. l75 acres lO0 acres cleared: some good
timber balance. Good buildings and
fruit On the main road thrcc-quart.rs Of IL
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
ii. *. FRANKLIN.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
SIS East Franklin Street.
rustee S Auction Sale
OF
Valuable Tract Of

IN HENBlCO COUNTY ON THE
EAST SIDE OF r.. +. &c p. r. r..
AND CLOSE TO MORRISON STA
TlON AND BRYAN PARK AND
ABOUT IL MILES NORTH OF
CITY LIMITS.
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No :. - acres close to station. one-hal
cleared and lot of valuable timber on bal
auCc. Good buildings and orchard. Very
attractiv" home. Fronts main highway
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- acres. S-room dwelling and ali neces-
sary uuthu!ldinrs: Glen Allen near station
III! -,npvl 1850
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20 "a acres Groom cottage: acres In high
state cultivation: right at Chesterfield
Courthouse. VIII incmdr on" COW. one
buggy, one wagon. one mower, one hay
rak" and other farm implements II sold
within next 10 days. Price $3.50.
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No >. $50 acres fronting James River close "a
Newport News. Half cleared for cultivation :
some good Young timber on balance. Fields
fenced with woven wire. Farm in good
condition. Good buildings. Price. sl5.0ro.
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FOR SALE=Enrms

No. /. 49, acres good land close to James River
and station on the c. * y. Railway. Con
v.nI"nt to Newport News whcr. larg" de-
velopments are in progress. Price, 81, per
Terms.
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go acres. lo-room dwelling; large stock
barn hay barn. wagon sheds. COW sheds
corn crib blacksmith shop, tobacco barns
snok"housc. chicken house servants quar-
tors. etc Wnt"rrl 10y .arSc creeks. springs
and we'll. II is Just IN" place for stock
rats!nr. II also has about .G0N. 600 feet
standing saw timber Eight miles OF city:
rood auto road. Let us show you this.
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No, &, 80 acres. 100 cleared: good buildings
$1,000 worth OF timber, and some personal
property. Price. sio.000. Terms
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WE hav" numerous small and large places
VIII show you anyihil g in tn. shape OF
farms and timber lands. All good bargains
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w. ). ROBINSON & CO.
Real Estate ana Loans.
40 East Franklin Street.
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- acres fronting on M"chanicsvlllo Pike.
mai" of city. VIII exchange for income
city property.
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No. .. 30 acres in good neighborhood and con
V"nicnt to STATEN lctween RiChmond ant
Newport News. Price $1,000
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- IL acres. VILLA msburG Road 3.l-2 miles
of city. Will exchange for small home In
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l.. T. BRANCH.
Room No .. Ebcl Building.
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10 feet Grov" Avenue near Roscncath Road.
VIII exchange for dwelling in city.
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Auctionecrs
TRESTEE'S 4

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Il II Il WELL-LOCATED FIR A NJ +
DIV ELllNG. KNOWN AS No II:
EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, SOUTH
RICHMOND. VA.
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80 acres. i,room dwelling: large barn and
other outbuildinEs: 20 acres in fin" state
cultivation. balance In virgin pine and oak
timber; . l-2 miles OF Farmvi!le. VIII cx-
change for house and cot Seven Pines
limo. NAlur .TnunN Sl..OO.
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Household
Furniture
TUESDAY. OCTOBER lG. 1917.
3 O'clock l., NJ

Al the direction OF Mrs NJ. T. Bozc.
administrators OF the estate OF j. II.
l'ranbcrry. deceased. We Will sell
within our auction salesrooms. No. els
Last Broad Street.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 10. 1917.
Al 1890 o'clock y. NJ.
Lot Of household furniture. etc. con-
sisting OF oak Hall Rack. Iron Beds
and Springs. Dining Table. Sidcboard
Chairs. stoves. Dresscrs. Wardrobes,
Chinonieres, Rockers, Mattresses. Re-
iriEerator. etc.
TcrmS--CaSh.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co. INC,
a
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FOR RENT-Real Estate
Business Opportunities

HlGH-GRADE BOARDING HOUSE.
Choice central location, on best resi-
dcncc street: large double cor
ncr; 40 or more rooms.
MEAT MARKET, FISH AND
OYSTERS.
Established location. We'll equipped.
FAMILY GROCERY AND PRODUCE.
Two prominent corner stores near
First and Second Market. Old stands.
Low rent.
PLUMBERS. TIMERS. ELEC-
TRlClANS, ETC.
Just the stores where YOU will make
good. Good trade guaranteed
from the start.
GARAGES AND AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS.
We have just the place for you on
West Broad or Main Streets.
MERCHANT TAll.ORS OR
MILLINERY.
Small stores. where YOU will do bust
ness SIS per month and up.
OFFICES, WAREHOUSES;. FAC
TORIES
Storage. trackage facilities etc
j. THOMPSON BROWN X Co
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ron tENr.

WEST MAkSHAIJ.
Nlne rooms, bath. electric lights hot,
water beat. This ia one OF Inc r,ns,
upp-i1-"Aite Aolaes IA the central paTt
~. u CIV IN" condition OF this
h1"s ~ a. near perieci as possible
Let W SHOW Sou this house.
y J iICHESON & co.
-- Eleventh aud Bank streets
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lr5 acres. practically new s-rOom dwelling
and other necessary outbuildinEs: 1000
Road. This farm must h. sold. and any
reasonable offer will get 1t
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DEATHS

h iasa4 SS3Ds' sufnhsVIY in Ashl.1d. oe
his wiz, Lola whi,loGX n.ales: Ihre" th ~
urth, Alma, Aubrey and Meredith; also
'hfn'hcr. sister ana four brothers
+ uncral notice later.
D ,",,, S-Di"d In Jacksonville. Fla, Sep.
bitoNN. widow OF the late Charles Me.
,tGhald Brown. formerly OF Highland Park
cokE.-picd. October g. at ! r. Nj nj
,ntr residence In this city. EMMA OVER.
Bn, VIII. OF John y Coke
uhcraI services from Second Prcsbyterian
SShoreh. MONDAY. October S. IL 81.
CCTTRELi-.-Died. At nj. parents residence,
~" iV36 williamsburg Avenue. Saturday
morning, October 6. 1917, At A NJ. ALEX
ANDER. son OF Richard j. and Nellie Cereiis
t"Urei aged twenty-sirce months.
Funeral from residence SUNDAY P NJ
inierinent Mount calvary. Friends OF the
kosS Dee. a; The residYmce OF his grand
inond. FREDERICK WILLIAM. infant son
81 Frederick ID. and Della Paul Koss. age
Funeral ) O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON At
Mt. Calvary
AlcklNLEY.-Died. at her residence 26os
EGO a a.. THERESA 81 McKINLEY,
daughter Of the late John c. and Margaret
Mckinley. She leaves to mourn their loss
Two brotherH James a. and Frank J. Nc
kinlcy
Funeral from st. patrick's MONDAY At
10 y NJ interment Mt Calvary.
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FOR SALE-Timber

soc Will buy 80 acres OF cordwuod On
stump SIX miles from town. WIFE cut 500
cords. Phone Madison 1900 address ID.
mo West Avenue.
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W. 6 ROBINSON & co.
III East Franklin.
EXCELLENT wheat truck and potato farm,
bordering on the salt water In Mathews
County, Va. 100 acres, fine large dwelling.
good hearing orchard. valuable timber lot
clos" T." viIar" and high school Must be
sold h"fOr" November 10. Photo OF dwell
INK and water front. and fun description
furnished on application. j. II. Jordan.
Cardinal. Va.
GARRETT ~ co.
5000 75 acre dairy farm. large barn. dairy
house" stable. etc. including 20 cows and
h"ii"rs. teams farming Implements. etc
Distant ! =" miles OF steam and electric
line" L. miles Of Richmond.
s2o0"-iT acres. 10 miles Fout on good road
i-room residence. barn. sheds, etc. This
IL an excellent truck or poultry farm.
S2.sIh-G - acres. one Fourth mile OF sta lor
on H.. T.. &. T. Ry.. close In. Good Groom
residence and outbndings.
s3,7I6-22 IL acres miles out on fine road
IurE" orchard, creek through property
Eight-ro"m residence with bath.
si.7jn 10 acres good Groom house. barn
stable. corn crib. etc. VIII include crops
$500: acres In thriving village with large
store. doing annual business OF $500
cottage.
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FOR REST-Furni,,,e,, ,.l,,-

heIt.d ur"rt. nan =: W.-S: trace
MoDEh% furnished 5-roum Hat. West End
FcH rout. furnished one ur two parties
.-iuom hous". baths. Rent REASONABLE,
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W. 6 ROBINSON & CO..
IL E,nst Ifrn nlklin.
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PUBLIC SAIL:

SPLENDID FARM ADJOINING WAL
NUT HILL AND Go HEAD OF FINE
MICH COWS, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER S. 1912, AT 1910
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LOST AND FOUND

poodle tInalc) wearing collar and medal
No: ISL. Reward for Information or return
10 ~ East Clay STREET. Phonc Madison sieo
LOST. form mileage book issued By r..
+. & l.. Ry. TO the undersigned. No. 1854
Reward Return 10 Robert a. Jackson. care
Etch!son Hat 60.
LOST. bunch OF keys between Eighth and
Twelfth ON Main CAN Madison 5Gos-J and
be paid for trouble.
LOST. between First aud Sixth on Frank
$40 and chang. and cards. Reward. Ran
LOST. sa,yrdey between NsIa:s CONNECTION.
cry and Richmond Dairy: $40. Reward II
returned TO 2l2 West Marshall Street.
LOST. whit. hound dog. Reward. e. w.
Thompson sol l'ntersburG pike.
LOST. Confederate cross OF honor In Mon
roe Park or on Main Street Harrison.
or Harrison to beverly. Reward IL returned
20 lS South Harrison Street.
LOST. Is. OF ~ OF W Z. badge with hand
- car and lantern. Return to 702 North
Twenty Randolph 37s+J.
LOST in millinery department Saturday at
Cohenh black leather handbag, containing
money, fountain pen. bronze leather testa-
mcnt. Finder please call Randolph 522i
Monday.
STRAN ED. white fox terrier. black ey.s.
black stripe on forehead between
black spots on skin above tail. answers to
name OF Tip Reward: return to cO2
Floyd : venue.
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-Furnished Apor,nents

70 ~ ~ N"E"'niicr |. furnished apartment
W HH'1i nous" Tor wIut.r months. lad
rooms ana accommodations Tor snryani
MHs' h" reasonable: West End prcfcrr"L
"AH1 Ep. Furnished apartment three. or
- '""r f""InH. win bath West side only
,LiHc n;"ne number * sos. care Times
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LOST. between First and Sixth Frank
lin Street small tin pocketbook containing
$40 and change and cards. Reward. Ran
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LOST. sa'grday between NsId:s CONNECTION.
cry and Richmond Dairy. SO. Reward II
rnturnch 10 az West MMrshrn Street.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-10-12
Thetford Center

Mrs. Sarah Scott has returned home
after spending two weeks in Flint.
Mrs. Hattie Blaine has returned home
after spending few days at the home
Otis Scott and family.
Merle Ridley, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday at the home of their
grandmother Mrs. A. M. WILDER.
Herman Johnson and wife. Seth
Johnson and daughter and Miss Belle
johnson called at the home of F. j.
WILDER Sunday.
A little daughter named Nola Irene,
came to brighten the home Of Ellis
Harmon and wife Oct. 4. We extend
congratulations.
Mrs. Joseph Cummings has moved to
ella and will live with her son Austin
and family who recently moved from
here to their new home in Clio.
Otis Scott and wife have returned
home after spending few: days at
Sault Ste. Marie, visiting their son
Everette, of the 33rd Mich. Inf.
Lieut.. II. w. Geiger of 339th INIT.
of Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Miss
Rena VanAuken. the Misses Florence
and Helen Root, and Beulah Morton
of Bay City were guests at the home
of George Geiger and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
The following pupils of the Thetford
Center school have been neither absent
nor tardy during the monthsof Septem-
ber:- First grade; Charles Neil. Faye
Sedlow. Second grade; LilasChatfield.
Third grade; Roe Auker. Edwin Thwing,
Orville Mcdonald. Sixth grade; Helen
Chatfeld, Dorothy Gleason, Laurence
Brady, Lee Thwing.
Master WILDER F. G-iger royalty en-
tertained nine of his little friends last
Saturday afternoon the occasion being
his 9th birthday. The afternoon was
very much enjoyed and numerous games
were played. About o'clock dainty
luncheon was served, ice cream and
everything that little folks enjoy.
WILDER received many pretty gifts. At
an early hour Miss Dorothy Sanford took
all the little guests home with the auto.
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per is best for covering the back.
Paste this on first, tapping it dis
lance of one-half inch over the edges
of the playing surface; then cover the
playing surface with the lighter-col-
ored paper OF the two you have select
ed for the squares. When the pasted
paper has dried, measure off the
width of the margins and the squares
along the four edges of the playing
surface, and with ruler and pencil
rule lines across from side to side.
from these points. This will give you
the positions of the ga squares.
Hunt up small silk spools for the
checker men. You will need "a.
Fig. 3 shows how a short peg should
be cut to fit in the top Of each spool,
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Southwest Arbela

George LaCure of Clio was an Arbela
caller last week.
Mrs. Jack Powell is i'll at this writing.
Miss Charlotte Hitsman spent the
week end IN Flint.
Mrs. Mary Cooper of Detroit is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
Carlos Hitsman with his uncle John
Aah made business trip to Millington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bidwell of Birch
Run were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Donaldson.
Bert Nelson who sprained his wrist
while at work in factory in Flint re-
turned home with his wife Wednesday.
Those persons interested in the
Brand Improvement Drain met with the
County Drain Commissioner at the
home Of Amos Brand October End to
receive bids for the letting of the job.
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so one spool can be fitted over an
other to crown the men Gig. A..
Twelve of the spools should be stained
black or red. 90 they will be distin.
guishable from the other twelve.
Figs. 8, 6 and show the home
made game of jackstraws. Inasmuch
as you may never have played this
game, I will explain that 1t consists
In removing "straws" from a pile
without disturbing any "straws" but
the one selected for removal. A play.
er's turn continues as long as he can
remove the "straws" without disturb
ing the pile.
Fig. shows how the "straws" are
dropped in heap, and how they are
removed by means Of a hooked stick.
Fig. shows how the "straws" are
made of toothpicks with pieces of
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cardboard cut to the shapes Of shovels

cardboard cut to the shapes Of shovels,
rakes, pickaxes, etc., glued to the
ends, and Fig. how pin bent into a
hook, is bound with thread to a pen.
ell end. for the hooked stick. Put
numbers upon the "straws" for the
points to be counted as scores.
The shopping game in Fig. en-
braces a new idea. Get cover from
q large hat box for the playing board;
then cut pictures of various household
articles from advertisements, paste
these upon the inside Of the cover
Zig. 81, and mark the prices Of the
articles upon them. You must also
have small spinning top. One Of the
wheels from broken alarm clock
Gig. 10Y is best. Two or more can
play the game. Each player has q
turn to spin the top upon the playing
board. When after spinning, the top
topples over, the price of the article
upon which its point rests will repre-.
sent the numbr of points scored.
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FOR SALE-German heater, for coal
or wood, in good condition. Enquire
of Morton Boutwell,. three miles east
and one-half mile south of Clio. Val
ley phone. 80
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For Sale-Two new milch cows,
with calf by side. Inquire of Mrs. M.
r. Crawford. Phone 21-2 Tinker
Line. 81
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Afbela

VIM. Fox went to- Ann Arbor Mon
day.
Louden Schlosser is drawing milk to
the stone road cheese factory.
Chas. Hunt and sons Roy and Oren
were callers in Vassar Saturday.
Roy Wagner and family ofNRichfield
were callers at C. Hunts Sunday.
Frank SECULAR and family spent Sum-
day with Edward Andrews and family.
Glenn Hart and family of Montrose
spent Sunday with George Hart and
family.
Archie Forsythe and family and Mrs.
Mary Hill of Dawson spent Sunday
with Chas. Hunt and family.
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|: HANDICRAFT
FOR GIRLS
By DOROTHY PERKINS
THREE GOOD GAMES TO MAKE.
Copyright. by A. Nicely Hall.)

There isn't much work to the maxi
ing of checkerboara like that shown
in Figs. l and 2.
Twelve inches and one-quarter
square is good measurement to
use. This provides for GA squares
each one inch and one-half in size.
and a margin of one-eighth inch
around the outside. 1t is better to
use cardboard than wood. because of
its lightness, and II you will hinge two
pieces together as in Fig. 2, the check
erboard will slip into a bookcase.
To prevent the cardboard from warp
ing, It is necessary to paste paper up
on both sides. The black or red pa