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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
DRAFT NOT LIKE
.LY UNTIL NEXT YEAR
II May Be Sumner Before Mea Are
Called 70 Seruce-A Fun Year
Of Training
o B l
Not More Than s0a.oeo Regulars and
Guardxmea to Frahos Before
September, 1915

WASHINGTON NiAls u ~ ~0s
Is. - Six hu15red thoasand s the
largest number q troops the United
States can send abroad By SeP'sneer'
1918. including regulars and na;onAi
guard. This was stated seniothS-
ally yesterday, along with the eeclA-
ration that no rore than n hundred
thousand men can be in Europe BY
next January. This means the pro
posed second 6raf, for this Fall VII
be postponed.
The first Of the new national army
will scarcely be in the cantouments
before October !, at the present rate
Of camp construction. It takes prae-
tieally a year to turn Z civilian into :
good soldier. Hence the second sex
ton Of the new national army viii not
be called out before next summer, Il
is believed.
Lack of Ships Causes Delay
Lack Of shipping facilities with
which to move the troops across the
Atlantic is the reason for the pess-
mistie outlook. Meantime, however,
all speed will be used in getting the
first drafted troops into khaki and
training camps.
Unless plans are changed offices Of
local boards will be the rendezvous Of
the first draft. Upon notification
men of the first levy viii assemble at
this rendezvous and start to the en-
campment.
Failure to Appear is Desertion
If any men summoned to the rem
devious fail to appear a squad Of
soldiers Will be sent to bring them.
They are then liable TO penalty for alb
sence without leave. In case the
evasion continues they become de-
serteys.
Drafted men will be sent to camp
with men from their own state and tc
the nearest possible camp.
Men of conscripton age, whose
numbers were drawn far down in the
master list, and who fear they may
not be called for army duty, are
crowding recruiting stations through
out the Nation, along with men whose
numbers were drawn well up in the
list, who are volunteering in the hope
Of being able TO select the branch Of
service with which they will fight.
With physical examination actual!
in progress, the record Of the draf
during the Civil War becomes inter
esting. At that time ST. per cen
of the men called up were rejected TO
physical defects. There is no reasol
to expect, it is said, any material mi
crease in that factor.
Exemptions for industrial or sim
liar reasons, as well as exemption
because of dependant relatives, ente
an UNEMPLOYED field.
May Draft Foreigners, Too
Treaty changes with Americas al
lies to make their subjects in thi
country eligible to draft were consid
cred yesterday by the Senate foreig
relations committee. Chairma
Stone and Senator McCumber wer
named to confer with President VII
son on the latter's resolution pre-
posing treaty negotiations.
Senator Stone was advised that tn
subject had been considered favorabl
at yesterdays Cabinet meeting
All the Allies except Russia were sal
to have indicated their consent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
DRAFT NUMBERS FOR SALE

WASHINGTON, July %. the
original numbers used in drafting the
new national army have been turned
over to the Red Cross by Provost
Marshal General Crowder for sale
as souvenirs, the proceeds to be turned
into Red Cross fund. The first eight
numbers and the last one, however,
will be put back in the bowl and plac-
ed in independence Hall, Philadelphia,
beside the Liberty Bell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Many Study Farm Crons

COLUMBIA, No., July 30. - Thir-
~ two summer students are in the
farm crops course at the University
Of Missouri this year. This is the
largest summer class in agriculture.
The University has extensive plots
where all kinds of crops are grown
by the students and for their instruc-
ton. According to Professor Ether
idge, who is in charge of this work,
Missouri University has one of the
best locations in the country for farm
crops study. During the regular ses.
sion more than 100 students are en-.
rolled in these courses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

In the war reverue bm approved By
the Senate Committee q fzsnse, pro
vision Is made for the following stamp
taxes;
Bonds Of in3eSts5osss: 3 cents for
each 800 OF fraction thersot, ezcn
re.ezzl To Be taxed as = nsz Issue.
Pared pest Hekzga: ! cert fg-
sz5 q cent? q frzctio1 thereof
charged for rz@yo1z5oz. To Be
paid ~ ne egaEgrGr.
CAPITAL SICK Esg7e: On sz4 orig
Ezl isszz whether Ct organization CT
reo-gzznzEoz e certificates dEo>k
by zzy Association company Of eor-
pg-zL 5 cszz fo- sz5 800 q face
Tzl1s q 6-ar1oz thereof; provided
frat where 1zp-zI E5ock Is Issued
zzz kza@ Tzl7s, TIE TAX shall be
; eerz p- snare, Ulsss the actual
vale u n gzssss q 500 pr share,
n wzch ease tie TAX shall be 5 cents
o. zeA 800 gr fraction thereof.
Sznpa 70 De attached 70 the stock
bgzzs zn6 MT % the certificates.
Capital stock sziss: On agree
nenu or memoranda Of sales of
capital Etoek, 2 cents On each 800
Or frzEagn thsTsgf. Does not apply
70 agreements or mernorandz evi-
| 6enczng 3 deposit Of stock as eollst-
erzL. mr. upon deliveries 70 or by a
broker.
Produce sales or exchange: On
ezch agreement Of sale Of any pro.
duets al exchange or board Of trade
or similar place, for future delivery
2 cents on each 500 or tractor
thereof.
Drafts Or checks, payable other
wise than at sight or On demand, :
cents up 70 500 and 2 cents extr;
for each additional 800 or Fraction
thereof.
Bank cheeks, drafts or certificate
Of deposit not drawing interest, o
order fer the payment Of any sum o
! money, drawn upon or issued by
; bank, trust company, 0 any perso
or persons, companies or corpora
tons at sight or on demand, / Ger
S on each which calls for an amour
exceeding S..
r Conveyance deeds: 50 cents
amount exceeds 800, but not excee
$500; 50 cents for each additions
$500 or fraction thereof. No tax o
any instrument or writing given :
secure a debt.
Entry Of goods ut any custol
E house, either for consumption {
warehousiEg. not exceeding 500 !
value, Is cents; exceeding 800 an
e not exceeding $500, 50 cents; exeee.
mig $500, 81. Entry for withdraw
Of goods from custom or bonded war
house 30 cents.
h. Steamship tickets for passage
any port or place outside Of the Uni
ed States, Canada or Mexico, If CO..
q does not exceed $50, 81; costing moi
than $50 and not exceeding $50, s
costing more than $50, IS. Tickle
e costing $40 or less exempt.
r Proxy for voting at any election
i officers or meeting TO transact bus
ness Of any incorporated company
association, except religious, educ
b tional. charitable, fraternal or literal
societies, or public cemeteries, !
cents.
I'll Power Of attorney, granting autho
ity 70 do or perform some act &
the grantor, which authority is n
otherwise vested in the grantee, .
e cents.
k Playing cards: 3 cents per pack
! retail price does not exceed Is cent
c 8 cents il retail price exceeds
cents. This in addition to the tt
now imposed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
CORN PROSPECTS GOOD
A Little More Rain Later on Win In
sure Wonderful Yield

FULTON, Mo-, July 30. The
Gazette says: Showers that have
fallen since Sunday have covered all
parts of Galloway county, benefit
ting corr greatly and helping grass
considerably. Some parts of the
county have had more rain than 9TH
er parts, but muddy roads are the
rule throughout the county. very
little cor had actually suffered for
want of rain, but the crop was in
condition to be hurt by continued dry
weather. In the Missouri river bot
tom country the corn is in the tassel,
and the rains there mean much to It.
On the high lands corn ranges from a
foot high to the tasseling stage.
The rains could not have come
more OPPORTUNITY, for wheat and Ca.
harvest is over, and much hay has
been cut. Threshing of course, is de-
layed on account Of the wet weather.
Prospects are good for more rain
which is all that is needed to give the
Kingdom the best corn crop it has had
since 1901.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
VI. U. Aviation School

JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri, July
27. - The Missouri Council Of De-
Tense announced late yesterday that
an aviation school soon would be es-
tablished at the State University at
Columbia. President Hill Of the uni
versity now is in communication with
Secretary Of War Baker arranging
definite plans for the opening Of a
course of study.
-Four hundred students are expected
to attend the school for mental train
ing prior 70 going to the aviation
camp near Sedalia, which now is un-
der construction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

TO-DAY ~ Ls1rE tEE5E 3 Hsc1nz
- c-z-r ~ r. car AE
z Az5z- CsZfy. Tg-E = -
a-a- tssv ws-E 6IE1 E2s " AEus
- Esz- hG1-y he grszr1oz
az-E rs - sazE - EE- 10
ely sar f--s -EGsnaG III 1r Is
hr-az1 u1He. Ths Er . oahI-
hrrar hag- Eyyrve1 ~ ~ laL
gE.T1uz ta1-1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Fred Peek Joins the Narr

Fred Frank Peck, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. WV. Peck, of one mile west
Of this city, passed the prliminaries
for entrance into the United States
Navy at the local recruiting station
Monday and viii depart Tuesday for
st. Louis, to take the final exam.
Earl Backer, of Fulton, failed in the
first test today.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
WAR BILLS Is BILLION

WASHINGTON CITY, D. c., July
%. - Americas war bill for 1918
will almost amount to Is billion dol
lars. it has been officially announced
at the Treasury Department.
The estimates for this staggering
sum, the greatest war bill in history,
were sent to Congress yesterday By
Secretary McAdoo.
The great budget includes a request
for a new authorization of $500 mil
lion dollars for loans to the Allis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Take Trip to Keokuk and Hannibal

F. A. Sannebeck and family took
a big motor trip Sunday in their Hud-
son Six. They went 70 Hannibal and
Keokuk and many other large cities
in Missouri and Illinois, leaving
Mexico early in the morning and re-
turning late Sunday evening. Kirk
Roberts chartered the party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

N ~ sn& 4 q : 5sA NElc-
Ert A1azr csz-T 11sss uns q Is
-7rs- E-zr-E Az Za- E--k
FaFnnss ~ VIA = -saoHE 1E-z
NJ Ez rrrTsS Ezs& = - :
erzzs 1ss ~ q Eoa-
- al EE l3sEA Eac -
vi - -szy Zs ~ -
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
LOST KAISER BET

CHICAGO, July %. - Colin W.
Claybourne, Chicago broker, paid a
friend $4,000 yesterday for his con-
fidence in the strength Of the Allies
in eliminating the Kaiser. He made
a bet three months ago that the
Kaiser would be driven from his
throne by July 81, 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Yves VIM, who recently underwent
a serious operation at the Mexico
Hospital, was removed from that in.
s~titution to his home north of this CITY
Monday. His many friends are glad
70 hear Of bis quick recnverv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Swedish yuries Bar Welded Women

STOCKHOLM, July 30. = The TOT
erably complete emancipation Of
woman under the Swedish law docs
not extend TO permitting a married
woman 70 sit on a jury, although sin
gle women may do so, according 70
the decision Of the appellate court Of
Stockholm, which sent back TO the
court Of first instance for r~e-trial a
case in which the wife of a Riksdag
member sat on the jury. Married
women, the court says, are subject to
their husbands guardianship TO a de-
gree d~isqualifying them for jury ser
vice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that fni
settlement Of the esate d
JOHN 7. WATTS, Deceased,
will be made at the next term d
Of the Probate Court Of Audair
County, Missouri, to be held at Nu-
leo, Missouri, on the second Monday
in Aug, 1917. VIM. WATTS,
I'd Administered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Nelson Carter Likes South

Its the garden spot of the earth
stated Nelson Carter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Carter, of this city, Mon
day morning, while he was speaking
Of the country in extreme southern
Missouri and northern Arkansas.
He returned to Mexico Sunday after
a months stay in that vicinity, where
he has been interested in the develop
ment of some land owned by the Mex
ieo-Arkansas Land Co., of this city.
He intends to return soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
May Go to France Soon

Louis Jesse, a graduate of Mcmillan
High, Of this city, who is now station
ed in San Francisco with the hospital
corps Of the United States Army,
writes Mexico friends that in all prob
ability he win 0 0 depart for Eu-
rope and active service on the front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Adds. as
Louis, are visiting relatives +, a.
city. They are on their way !, !,
West for an extended visit. y.
Adds was formerly a member n 4.
Worrell Jewelry Company and ~
Adds a student at Hardin Cors,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
FOOD PRICES GOING DOWN

NEW YORK, July %. - Food
prices are going down, according TO
Walter B. Timmes, representing the
Wholesale Grocers' Association, in
testimony before the joint executive
committee here. He promised prices
would be much lower by autumn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Infant Son OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. v.
Dzy Dies

TIE funeral services Of Merle Jesse
Day, 5 months and q days Old, were
conducted a. the home Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 2. V. Day. At 1850
o'cloek Mnn6zy morning. Ths little
fellow parsed away sb51t FIVE o'Gork
Sunday morning, atrsr : sao-t L-sss
from stomach rroz5ls. Ths bo5T
Vas buried Il ErEoo5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
Married Mednesda,

r. S. Dennis and Mrs. Ar.'v
Intosh. both Of Auxvasse, were
ried Wednesday evening at . 49,
by the Rev. C. A. MitnbsB =, @
pastors home. Both are well n.-
residents of Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

William VanDeventer is in Mexico
for a few days visit. He will return
TO his land in Piggott, Ark, the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEAENI|
Notice is hereby given that fH
--LLH- IL 1919 al

JOHN X. BROWN, Deceased,
will be made at the next term
Of the Probate Court Of Audraln clI
ty, Missouri, to be held at M'ns
Missouri. Oh the second Monday :
Aug, 1917. HATTIE A: BRONM
Administrators
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Mn. 8 z RoSg.zs = Pzzyz
No. asE assE visiting bsv 2ezE-D-
Nz- 2. Z NO. a Sc EsE
&gSrss STREE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Miss Carolyn Worrell, who has
been visiting Miss Mildred Pearl in
Columbia, has returned to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

SnksrSs@x q de W@Aay Le1gs
aszH vut.k he &zts q - Z1vrs
- thsir i4pG and renew HoE 0A-
~s1rssEi-9 EpzVsy - thSt @sy WI
80 HR oFy e DIR fzvo7s
pEper-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

GB EE5e1 Sz5Ep rs -sr-
Sd fr1= Z VIE vii Mrs.. G. ".
Ez--1 Z. HzzTZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

After being the guest Of friends IN
Columbia Miss Mary Hatcher has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Notice is hereby given tIa ,ssH
ters Of administration upon u'
of r..o,sed,
NANCY A. McKEAN' De''' i,,t
have been granted the u ma tcprv
by the Probate Court oil saw b
Of Audrain, bearing da''
9th day Of July. 1917 ,,,ipa
All persons having ela'h ~ esbb
said estate arc required Vo.,tir y
them to us for allowance .S IeHc
months after date Of sa t,om ~
or they may be excluded 4 %
benefit Of such estate ana akin d
claims be not exhibited WIN" ",bBs
year from the time Of the en- he n
ton Of this notice. they VII
ever barred. u,KEN
a. . Admlni,traH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Is'nI
Of administration upon the es1n '
ANDREW J. CARPENTEK
Deceased,

ANDkEN a.. CAhi ENiH'
Deceased,
Of Audrain County, Missouri n A
been granted the undersigned
Probate Court Of said county '''
ind date July 5. 1917.
All persons having claims IN s
said estate are required TO wv !
them to me for allowance WITHIN .
months after date Of said Letel
they may be precluded from any
eft Of such estate and If such g.
be not exhibited within one year a
the time Of the publication O :
notice. they will be forever oaFfsD
MARY C. CARPENTER,
EARL CARPENTER,
2o-at Administrators
Date of first insertion, July L.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

FORK pdEaz a-E pAh, HG-rlH
a-u u-w fs-EE y ~ H-f hsr-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLENEN
Notice is hereby given that fa
settlement Of the estate Of

IS LUCINDA STEFFINS, Decsas
will be made at the next tern
the Probate Court Of Audrain ~
ty, Missouri, to be held at gs1s
Missouri, on the second Mont,lI
Aug, 1917. John W. Howell
Eyecutr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
DEMONSTRATORS NOIlIs ",

ADMlNIS AIO tL.t jstGi
Notice Is hereby given Una. l
Of administration upon the es%
LOUISA A. BLUM pssGbg t
of Audrain County, hissoui' h, D
been granted the undersignea' Nh. =, b,
Probate Court of said county,
date July 10, 1917: -, srisS
All persons having claims % sybtii
said estate are required 70 ,.tis 8
them to me for allowance I4sr, d
months after date Of sad Ls .sv bs
they may be precluded from ~, sl,tr
eft of such estate and II suSn fvs
b. not exhibited within one y' n ID
the time of the publlcauoI ,rrsd.
notice, they will be forever mi
ooat Administered oh
Date of iss insertion July
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Mrs. F, R. Sanford and NJ.
Whitaker, of South Bend. ID5,,,
are spending a month with M, n
NJ. Shreeves, in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Water FzEzrs- q CohE5z Ez
Ge gasEt Of his xz.e-, Mn. 4 2.
BARN., n Rs cry Shay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
OF FINAL sETTLENN

settlement of the estate Of
NJ H. WATTS, Deceased
will be made at the next TEN {
the Probate Court Of Audrain Co1sg
Missouri, to be held at Mexico, Ms
souri,, on the second Monday u u
gust, 1917. EMMA j. WAITE
I'd ExecuriI,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

NJ. F. Harrison has just purchas-
ed a fine Columbia Grafanola Of the
Mexico Music Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Miss Martha bearing has returned
from a short visit with friends in
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

J. W. Burlington has returned from
a trip 70 Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Dave Woods, of st. Louis, has mo-
tored to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
The Weekly Ledger

E-a~.s a. as P. o. NGoa NJ
and m&nszad as I'D can Ezts<E-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Mr., and Mrs. Henry Robinson and
two children are visiting in Slater,
Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Peterman and
Miss Nellie Irwin, Of St. Louis, are
guests at the Ringo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEN
Notice is hereby given that IN
settlement Of the estate Of
SAMUEL A. SYDENSTRlCKEb

deceased
will be made at the next term Of th
Probate Court of Audrain CONT
Missouri, 10 be held at Mexico, Nj.
souri,, on the second Monday in 40
gust, 1917. ID
VIM. A. SYDENSTRICRER
AdministratDr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30

70. 1917: tax. 80 cents: $40
Mary l. Jackson to Caroline j. Bar-
ny g; al. 2jNl32 feet, known "a l2s<
North Twenty fourth Street January
y. 1917: sl25.
The Tax Title Company OF Richmond
10 lie ROY Morris. 20Nilo feet east line
OF state Street. at south line OF Mar
snail street. January -. 1917: $50.
u j. Beattic ct uN. to K. G; SouthalI
Feet south or Stuart Avenue. January
:. 1917: tax. $40: SO.
r. j. Bca;tie ct uX. TO II. C. Southau.
SoNt20 feet west line of Boulevard,
-! J.: feet north Of Beverly street
january .. 1917; tax. $40: $40.
Walter Christian. clerk OF Richmond
Hastings Court. to Tax Title Companv
80 - by li5 feet south line OF Main
street. 202 J-i2 feet east of Warehouse
street. January ?. 1917: tax. $3.50: 81
Walter Christian. clerk OF Richmond
Hustines Court. to Tax Title Company.
SoNl2O feet south line of Chaffin Street
,. 1917: tax. 81: 81.
w. y. Blair ct ais. to Herbert r
Waldron. u IL by 90 Ii feet known
as !2t West Clay street. Decembcr %
1916 si.ioo.
G. K. Nuckols to Herbert F.. Wal
drop. lots l3 II and 10 in block 10 II,
The plan Of Monument Annex. March
20. 1916: tax. 30 cents: $40.
Leslie L.. Mathews ct ux. to S p Co
wardsn: lot of land in County OF Hem
rico January IL, 1917: tax. 80 cents
$40.
=. II. Mayo to G.. H. Burweli. trus-
tee. e5xi+o feet south line OF BROAD
Street. al west line Of Henry street
January %. 1917: S50,75O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
cuANCEnY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds OF Hargsln aud Sale.
Amounting TO SSO,:tSI.

"1Nil5 feet east line OF Twenty ninth
street at north line Of . Street jan
nary ~, 1917; tax. sl.60: SO,
l"ll. - 81 by ~ - feet north line OF
Street. at west line OF Twenty-third
street. December II, 1916: si.460.
Tax Title Company OF Richmond to
Field Wilton ct ais. 22i.32Xl20 feet
north line Of Dance street. at west line
Of Elm Street: second, 2ii.32Xl20 feet
south line of Dance Street at west line
OF Elm street. January -. 1917: tax.
80 cents: $40
The Tax Title Company OF Rich
mond to Cora L.. Wright. lot . in square
in tho plan OF Barton IL Fouruurcan's
North Avenue Subdivision. January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-30
BUILDING PERMITS.
Seventeen building Permits, Amount
To xT8,S1S.

w Z. Gray. to repair brick store and
Office 5l5 West Broad Street. to cost
j. W. Allison. Jr, to repair brick
store, 60S East Broad Streets TO cost
500.
Andrew Krouse. to repair brick ga
$3.50
Mrs ~ u. Green, to repair frame
dwelling. 9is st. John Street, 10 cost
W, G. Schmidt. to repair brick store.
Cornelia +. i-arus. 70 repair brick
Edgewood Realty Corporation. to re-
PAL" frame dwelling. 21ol Richmond
street, TO cost SlS4.
Virginia Conference. seventh Day
Adventist. to repair frame dwelling,
81: North Sixth street. to cost $50.
vest side Of Woodrow. Avenue. between
Brookland Park Boulevard and Jones
street, 70 cost $4,000
s s@E; - o''N'"so" street TO cost
Mrs. Emma w Barker TO erect -:
brick dwellings: west side OF West
G. Ii. Archer. to erect two brick
dwellings, on east side OF Boulevard.
between Main and Ca.y streets. to
cost Sil.O0e.
Aluhieman & Kayhoe. to erect two
brick dwellings south side OF Kensins-
ton Avenue. between Sheppard and
West streets, to cost Sill 600
Muhlcman * kayhoe. TO erect two
hEick dwellings south side OF kens'nE-
ton Avenue. between Sheppard and
IVES; Streets, 10 cost $4,000.
Realty and Finance Corporation or
Virginia. To erect frame stucco dwell
ing. 1919 Hanes Avenue, to cost $4,000.
III. u. ONcrman. to erect brick dweii-
ing west side of Monteiro Avenue, be-
tween Fclls aud Fritz Streets. to cost
$4,000.
j. .. Tuck, To erect frame store and
dwelling, 1910 Semmes Avenue. to cost
sl700.
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It'd WANTS

soSbAr $"s NE SS' y .%ss5' "sst,,yn
,,, rhe 1oioWinE rates. Apply i@r repeated
GNMrMNNHH Ii,t or o,: Enrf' CASH re- Ac-
RATE PER LINE.
.r> Minimum space. Two lines.
aJ ERA anm DAILY Insertions. 80 cents
toNsETI rivr. insertl"ns. 80 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male nnd Female.
] Inn. BALL ANY or *uMnAr. cents line
basis o. measurement liz solid asat., IA
aSoVc rate ' So s,H %n'%f IS sn IONS ns
Ii"ssihcations not guaranteed >;tcr 5 Il. NJ.
sUBsIATi0N> FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
II. me foiiowinr Times Dispatch Branch Of
Ven, Ads. are .cceuten by them at Inc
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:. .. ssys,io - bsas Store, rlo,I Avg. and
"r +. m,os. pr9s s's;s ~, GT%v; Avs
,,, Mrisn,a nrur Co. ms, i.ornUaruy and
A,'-n Avenue rnarinae!. Aii"n h.e. ana
,;:ss,.'n,r Dr"g, s,"ie 500 IS MarsnaIi $,
sarne,!!,s Drug ,s;ors =: ", broad ST.,
:. rarroni Drug store. fousnce and Broad
>, EAST or. rousmEE STREET
ary sn!iSs 1aSE afR Rir aud hI'% Sd. st.
Wallis Drug store. FiftE anu Marshall SITS
l. il Hal.9 100 - Hsi SS'! rea. !"s s. St
tcchth st.
T. II. Chlldrcy - =: Eighteenth 81
C. iurherh ihhrmavH. iwenty- first ana Main
Williams rharu-ry, twenty nsst and Mar-
Scrtnscr DrnE Company. Twenty third and
M9oa & sghaa' Drug 60, Twen,y NTH
:, wooG's i'haimacy. r"en,y nfth and Leigh
:. thurch IIni Pharmacy 500 East Broad
ST., Z Grair Drug s;Ye. 200 z. Broad st.
'-hirty-nrst ~
PARAMOUNT
A.rnlouHt I'hhT'E.cy. ~. --irmoUut Ave.
BhfiTON IiE!.liIS
ta!E's Diu. store. North Ave.
HIGHLAND PAEk
y, y tuSby ~ 90. 1900 Third Ave.
". Is. Vaughan. Fourth ana Stuart.
SOUTH EIriIMo&D.
ma y Garrison !9-. Han -. an" .!i7
SWA%sROE,.
u. -. I;DDcr;r. zoos liul! st
FULTON.
! y. BlaCh ..Ir Nilliuiisbur. Ave
feop!e = Drug store. .sVv Ni.iisnsbur: