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The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
(Paonian.)

(Paonian.)
the hills Wednesday.
Weldon Hammond moeured to Delta
Sunday.
w. V. Ballou has been Ill for a
few days this week.
d. Bradley Rich came in from Bus
ton yesterday evening to look afrer
ranch interests here.
The ditch cleaning crew Of the. Pa.
onia ditch was busy this week getting
the ditch ready for water to be turned
in.
Miss Gertrude Miller came home
Thursday evening from Eckert, the
high school at that place having con
cluded It's years work.
Bruce Swami, who came up from
Delta the last of the week to yisi,
at home, went back to his work Mon
day morning
Mrs. Herman Klatt received wor,
last week OF the death Of her brother
DIR. Malshow. which occurred In San
ia Monica. California. on Thursday
the 18th.
The Hem, Watson and Griffin sheeI
were taken into the hills north O
town Wednesday. They will be II
charge OF Tom Woolen.
The residence Of Judge and Mrs. J
II. Baxter on Popular avenue Is beinI
improved by the addition Of a Iarg,
window on the south side and b,
other alterations.
e. B. Kemp and family moved Z,
their ranch on Wakefield mesa TO
the summer. vern W. Kemp, tn,
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
(West Slope.)

Frank Miller returned from Pueblo
this week.
Miss Mabel Fog is visiting friends
on Tongue creek.
Mrs. II. L. James returned from Sa.
Ida the last of the week.
Mrs, MARBLE was operated on Tues
day for appendicitis at the Delta
hospital
Mary Kitch is the new relief girl al
the Coop. telephone central in place
of Juanita Penney.
T. r. Sands this week moved his
family to Mrs. Ryan's ranch in the
upper end Of the valley.
Mrs. Charley Penny and family lef
Tuesday morning for Fremont, Neb
where Mr.. Penny now is.
Mrs. A. Frost received letter from
her son who is in the navy aboar,
the battleship Oklahoma. He ha
been In the navy seven years.
]. r. Robinson and F. ]. Stewar
went up on the mesa Thursday. Ste
wart will clear snow away from hi
store building. The two will go owe
east to the head of Surface creek an
thence home again.
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blacksmith, has taken possession of his
fathers residence on Main avenue.

blacksmith, has taken possession of his
fathers residence on Main avenue.
Charley Rayburn and Geo. Wood
succeeded in breaking the road to
the Lone Pine this week and they
are now able to negotiate that much
of the distance to their Pilot Knob
ranches with wagons.
When Ray Bradshaw got his first
tax receipt from the town marshal.
he went after the telephone company
hot-foot and ordered them to get a
pole off the alley back of his prop
erty. When Oliver Stone asked him
why, he said They're charging me
dollar a year pole tax, and l
shouldn't have to pay it."
John w. Walker was down yester-
day from his ranch on the East
Muddy. you may warn the people
Of this valley" he said, " that they
are going to have the highest water
in the North Fork they have ever
seen. The snow is deeper right now
than it has been at this time of the
year for eight years" And with the
bright sunshine and rising temper.
ature of the past week continued.
we may expect to see that snow melt
rapidly.
r. F. Cunningham, who recently
came from Nebraska to take posses
sion of the DR.. Allen ranch on Pitkin
mesa, was the victim of an unnec-
essary accident last Thursday which
has caused him no little suffering.
While walking on the main street of
Paonia. ball from an air rifle in
the hands OF some irresponsible boys
sturck him just below one of his
eyes. Quite a wound was made and
medical attention was necessary. The
affair is as regrettabIe as 1t is mex
cusabIe.
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LIVE STOCK NEWS
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III a. Lindgren. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF
Agriculture. Montrose. Colo)
CondIme ntal Foods for Hons


Agriculture. Montrose. Colo)
condImentaI Foods for Hogs.
Very often the lack of thrift in
pigs is due 10 the lack of mineral
matter in the feeds. In fact, 1t is
repeatedly found that where some
Kind OF continental foods are given,
the hogs do far better. Various foods
are on the market, but none OF these
are better than what can be mixed
by the feeder. which are much less ex-
pensive. Very often plain soft coal
is hauled into the feed lot The hogs
consume it greedily. Other foods
used are wood ashes. salt, sulphur.
and copper sulphate. These remedies
expef worms also.
Corn silage is valuable FOR feeding
with alfalfa hay in that ft balances
the ration. It also affords succulence.
An acre OF corn under irrigated condi.
tions should yield IL tons of forage
per acre This fodder placed in the
vi
in the saving OF I to tons OF hay
Not 4 bad idea to have silo this
year.
Farmers who, contemplate the feed
ing Of hogs next winter. will do well
to put in an acre of roots This Will
save great deal OF high priced
gruin. in fact, one third or more.
The short meat supply would be
helped by persons raising more hogs.
sheep and poultry. at least, enough
for home use.
The supply of frozen pork in stor.
age at the present time is 1851 per
cent less than a year ago. These
figures arc taken from III reports
from firms in 1916 and 236 reports
| from firms in 1917. With the rapid
influx OF pigs into the markets at
| present. Indications are that prices
will remain high. It should not be
alarming to hog men to face the high
priced feeds with the prospect OF the
price Of pork continuing high. Re
member formerly, when corn was
$1.50 TO $3.50 per cwt. pork was 6 TO
8 cenrs. Now there is u price OF 1926
on corn and nearly 16 cents for pork,
besides there Is the chance OF saw.
ing grain on alfalfa pasture. Live
stock men have a chance to do a
patriotic duty in keeping up the meat
supply.
Over 100000 sheep were being fed
In the Arkansas Valley this year and
the bulk was fattened by farmers In
small flocks. They were purchased
for an average OF $500 and were
marekted in February and March Il
was estimated that n total OF 1.250.00t
sheep were fed In Colorado this sea
son.-American Sheep Breeder.
Regarding Sheep BIoat.
! Aside from the trocar and canuli
method for treating bloat. we nigh
say the following methods have beer
used:
Mrs. J. II. Wolf in a recent issu,
OF Wallace's Farmer recommends:
small teacupful OF kerosene and one
half pint Of sweet milk II Is stated
that one does will give immediate re
lief
. Kleinheinz. Of Wisconsin. In hi.
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book on sheep management recon-
mends one-half pint of freshly drawn
cows milk. If the animal is not re-
lieved in short time, another half
I pint should be given
In Wings book on Sheep Farming
in America. we find that three table
spoons of raw linseed oil and one
teaspoonful of turpentine has been
found effective. He also states that
be tying a stick in the Sleeps mouth.
holding up the head. and standing
astride the sheep and gently pressing
the body between the knees. some of
the gas may be expelled from the
paunch.
tincture of colchicum seeds, by placing
20 to 80 drops on the shops tongue
II relief is not given in 20 minutes re-
peat the dose
Another remedy that has been rec
commended is three drains OF hypo sui
phate OF soda and one dram of ginger
Mix in water and give as a drench.
In treating a bIoated sheep. one
should act quickly and apply the rem
edy.-CIaude Harper. University OF
Illinois.
During the past five or six years
we have had considerable expert
ence with pasturing sheep on alfalfa.
Needless to say, we have had a num-
Der of cases OF bIoat. One Of the best
devices we have used is to place
round stick. Just little smaller than
broomsticR inthe Sleeps mouth. Just
az we would the straight bit in n
horses mouth. The imprcvfsed head
stall should be short enough so that
corners of the mouth The stick
serves to keep the mouth open and
hence the gas in the paunch is more
likely to escape.
The Kentucky Experiment station
has found the formaIin treatment for
cattle-one quart OF IL per cent solu-
tion has been found the right sized
dose for dairy COW. We have never
found It feasible to try this remedy
with. sheep. AS we all know. bloat
develops very quickly in the sheep
and for this reason is, difficult to
avoid losses under conditions unusu.
ally favorable for bloat.
I may say here that we have had
some pecurifar experiences with bloat
on alfalfa. Some of our worst cases
have occurred between four and six
O'Clock in the afternoon when the al.
faifa was very short and we were In
the midst OF draught conditions. To
me the statement that there is very
ntle danger of bioat in alfaif afoaIm
little danger of bloat from alfalfa II
you do not turn the sheep on II when
1t is wet has very little force. In
pasturing IL ! am getting to feel like
the westerner who said: You never
know what is going to hapcn to you
when you pasture sheep on alfalfa
Some years you hang many pelts on
the barbed wire, other years none."-
w. c. Coffey. University OF Illinois.
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CEDAREDGE.
(Champion.)
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Henry Mexican is again Cedaredge
visitor.
Mrs C. E. Penny and children left
Tuesday for Nebraska to join Mr.
Penny.
Several hundred sheep were driver
through town last Saturday enroute tc
the H. w. Platt ranch.
w. s. Grant and C. NJ. Hooker at
tended the Elk's doing in Montrose
Tuesday
Mrs. F. A Briggs returned home
this week, the school she has been
teaching near Delta having closed.
Guy Ward and family are expected
to arrive early next month from Port
land. Oregon. to reside with his father,
A. T Ward.
Mrs. W. H. Kiser is here from Vana-
dunn visiting her parents. She has
been sick for some time and hopes
for more rapid recovery at home.
" A Phillips recently shipped a
car of hogs to Denver receiving there
from $3.50 per hundred pounds Some
price.
Alice Jeanette is the name of a
young lady who arrived April 18th to
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelso Musser at Delta. Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Baker are the grandparents of
the arrival
Mrs. Maple was operated on Tues
day in the Delta hopital for appendi-
citis. Drs. Bolton and Aust, the doc
tors in charge, report the patient do
ing nicely.
]. B. Ratekin and family are now
residents of Cedaredge, having moved
this week. Although living in town
Mr.. Ratekin expects to put in much of
his time on the ranch.
H. L. Bunker. of Paonia, is now be-
hind the counters at the Davis Drug
store. Mr.. Davis expects to put in
the summer farming and looking after
his fish interests on Grand Mesa.
Mrs. G. R. Snyder, with her son and
daughter. came in from Denver Sun
day and are now making arrange.
ments to take over a part interest in
the McHugh clothing store, and con-
duct the business.
Chas. Luellen and A L. Reynolds
were visitors from Eckert Monday
Charley safes that he has not yet en-
tered upon his duties as water com
missioner, but will in the very near
future or as soon as he receives final
papers
The stock growers association met
Saturday afternoon to enlarge upon the
plans for the season. This association
is steadily growing and is making an
effort to be recognized by the forrest
service.
Sam Lovett who for several years
has operated passenger auto to and
from Deltea, has been failing in health
this spring and unable to continue ser
vice. He is trying to dispose of his
holding and remove to a lower alti-
tude in the hope Of being benefited.
or the fine young men who went to
Denver last week to take the final ex.
animation for naval service Glen At
Gibson was the onely one who did not
pass. His defect was color blindness.
The other four are now at Mare Island
near San Francisco where they will
remain for a certain period under
training. The acceptance of four out
OF five speaks well for Cedaredge
young men.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
Dry and Moist ZcnS0l

The fact that Zensal is made to reach the two
distinct types of Eczema should appeal to all skin
sufferers. letter, Salt Rheum and Dry Eczema
should be treated with Dry Zensal. For Moist Ec-
Weeping Skin use Moist Zensal. 75c jar.
BORNE-WILLIAMSON DRUG CO.
CEDAREDGE DRUG CO., CEDAREDoE
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Motorist, to chauffeur-Drive the
wolf from the door into the garage.
Jim. I'm done with II for today.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04
DONT's-

Don't carry larse sums OF money
around with you. Hoid-ups are not
unheard Of
Don't hide money arouna the
house. There are n few burglars left
Don't be extravixant. put your
aasney In this bank and add all you
can spare to It.
Don't fall to take this advice and
you Will have an easy and happy
old age.
The Delta independent., 1917-05-04

Suseribe for Independent now!
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
SCHEDULES.
6Outhern Railway system.

Trains Leave Richm ond--Ma in st
station Schedule figures not suaran.
teed. For the South--Daily: $40 A. NJ,
local. 1o:sr \. Nj. express; P. M,
express: 1913 p NJ. express: sleep
ing car omen. 900 P M; 500 p. NJ.
local for KeysviIle, Chase City and
Buffalo Junction-weeS days
York River Line-~5:s5 A. NJ and 4:I5
r NJ daily. local to West Point $40
p NJ daily sxcep2-5 Sunday steamer
train connection for Baltimore
Trains Arrive Richn ond-Fron thu
South: 7;o5 A. M ana $40 A. NJ, 1875
p NJ. 1855 p NJ. daily; $40 A. NJ ex.
cept Sunday. From west Point $40
A. NJ and e:ts P. NJ. daily. Steamer
train s:&5 A NJ. daily except Monday.
ofyice COZ e. kafn IT. Phone Mad
lson 21x
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EARNS FOR SALE:
J. A. CONNOLLY & Co.
seventh and franklin streets.
Richmond. Virginia.

500 Acres, About Half Cleared. Dwelling
brick and frame: large orchard.
Beautiful shade and shruhherv Lo-
Gated on River road near Irwin
House and improvements would cos.
$1,000. Price only $1,000,
100 Acres. HALF Cleared. Four Vile. Of
city. Small dwelling. Price. $4,000.
WEI include 2 horses, mules. COW.
hogs, 900 chickens etc
line, miles OF city Four-room cot
terms.
IL Acres. Near Broad-street Road. Six
miles Of city. Good four-room cot
tage; $50 cords Of wood. Price. So
80
I2ls Acres. Near Drewry.s Blum. Six
room dwelling. Price. s?.25o
an Arres. 30 In Cultivation. Eight
room dwelling. Located one mile OF
southern railway. West OF Richmond
Price. including implements and ma
chinery. s2soo
CITY PROPERTY.
Hanover Avenue. Eight-Reom De-
tached. -hnt-water heat--Lat- : ? feet
deep. Located east of Robinson
street, Price. $500.
Park Avenue. Three story, Thoroughly
modern, corner. Price. $4,000
six-Room. Modern. West End DWELL
Ing In central West End Very at
tractive design Price. $3.50.
Gnter Park Dwelling of Eight Rooms,
hot-water heat. etc. Large lot look
ESQ feet, Price. $1,000
j. A. CONNOLLY 4 COMPANY.
Madison 1851. Madison 1862
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#. r. SCHMIDT 4 co. INC-
Real Estate and insurance.
No. "a North Eighth street.

For SaIe--Tep-Acre Farm; Four Miles
from Norfolk on Virginia Beach car
line. Good sevcn-room house and
outbuildings. J, F. CARNEY. Nor
folk Va.
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TlPEWhITERs--REN
ont ---s Saie--Machiars for
every requirement ut prices from
sz1to up: cash or easy payments.
Rent. IS month. 3 months. 1850.
Three months rent. applied on pur-
chase; avery. machine Remington.
Il e0xsAst n M 1NG1<3M TrRE.s
& n klii
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R

Richmond Washington Local, Lv. ~. Is PM,
daily. Fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv.
s4.l5 PM: Ar $40 AM. Ashland Accom-. week
days, Lv, n % AM. 30 PM; Ar 30 Am. 5.42PM
AElba ticket and baggage Offices not open
for this train main st. Sta
tRyrd st. Sta. ts,opping at Elbal. iElbe Sta
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rOANs.
sToCkHoInERs MEETING.

Tbs Regular Annual Meeting Of The
stockholders of tho Robert Harding
Co. Inc. will be held at 10 South
Eleventh street. Richmond. Va. FRI
day July q. 1917. at o'clock P. NJ.
e. c. BROCK. secretary treasu
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NOTICE

This In to Certify That VIII Not BE
responsible for any bills made Nv any
one other than myself NJ F. KEEL
LEY. 3ta s. Laurel ST
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

On hGlN
NO. 20 N. HARRISON ST.
We VIII Put This House In Tip-T"p
order. We want a tenant and have
reduced the rent thereon so as to
get one.
Edward s. Rose Company,
| No. II North Eleventh street.
+ FLATS FOR RENT.
/ w. :. ROBINSON & Co.
I rs p. franklin.
Z $40 Fer Month, SIX Rooms and Bath.
modern in every respect. FLOYD ave-
nue., near Boulevard
I s2s Ter Month, Five Rooms and Bath,
I centrally located. s:s and electric
/ lights gas range. etc, Get one of
+ these and save car fare.
/ sco PER Month, Four Rooms nna Bath.
No fae5-8 Floyd avenue. cheapest
in city, Let US show. it to YOU.
SIX per Month. Four Rooms and Bath.
gas ard electric lights, gas range
and Instantaneous heater. Will pa
per for good tenant.
Flats and Houses for Rent.
North Mulberry street. Rooms. bath,
modern. Separate entrance. Rent.
! s764
2-ta West Main street, same Above.
ta4 Enst Main street, Rooms. Bath.
c227 West Grace street, q Rooms, Mod
crn.
ar Floyd Avenue. Rooms. Modern.
Heat furnished
*os North Lonhardy street. 10 Rooms.
baths. modern. Rent. $3.50
2oS west Grace street, IL Rooms, =
hatr~
ST. Fast Leigh street, IL Rooms. =
10" North boulevard. Rooms. Baths.
S'ri"tls modern. windows and porch
eS screened
RICHMOND TRUST. & SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department.
seventh and Nain streets.
FtfS aENT.
J. 4. EOSNELLN Il Co.
seventh and franklin Streets,
Richmond. Virginia.
sal f. Grace ST.. II Rooms. Ba.b~.
1913 Grove Ave. 10 Rooms, Baths.
hot-water heat
2-na w. Grner NJ, Rooms, ? Baths
hot-water heat.
z4f: stuart Ave. 10 Rooms. Baths.
hot-water heat
5aT W. Grace Sc, /: Rooms. baths.
lies u r. Clay ST, ~ Rooms. Bath.
$a2 Floyd Ave. = Rooms, Rath.
sis- f. byrd St. . Rooms. nnth.
i2os grove Ave. : Roerr~. Bath. vlcs>
ttt2 Fourth Ave. Highland Park. :
rooms, bath, hot-water heat.
7 f. Cary st. 81 Re"m%. Bath. Etc.
:;so3 Hanover Ave. Rooms. bath.
itos Thtrd Ave. Highland Park.
rooms. bath.
s7aa W. Cary ST. Rooms. hath.
20. f. Gary ST. 10 Rooms, Bath. Hot
and cold water. newly rapered
yaaS
viii rent in fats
FLATS FOR RENT:
cSrs-a Park Ave. cud Flat, Rooms.
hotwater heat
2aI- Grove Ave. End Flat, Rooms.
hath, newly panered,
s.- F. Franklin. End Flat, Rooms,
baths.
:rs g. Third St. End Flat. : Baths.
h-as and water furnished
2e,--A Hnacsrr Ave. End Flat. q
rooms, bath. hot-water heat.
20s Y. Davis Ave-, LIST Flat. Rooms.
bath hot-water heat
sos y. r~ris Ave-. :rd Flat. Rooms
hHth, Saltwater heat
Uarffstr~ tps. Furnished. 5 Rcor-
hath heat, water and ianitor service
included.
2"d Flat 1910 Grove Ave. Rooms.
bath
c-I2 r.. franklin ST.. LIST Flat Rooms
bath, hot-water heat.
9. Fifth ST.. tst Flat. 3 Rooms, Bath.
CAT y. Eighth ST., Ist Fiat. S Rooms.
bath
2Ih ChaTip ST.. fst Fiat, Rooms.
Store. No. 1I2A \. TYrenfy-fnurth ST..
and rooms.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
Mad. 1891. Mad. a282.
REAL. ESTA IF WANTED.
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WE CAN MAKE TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON Il CO..
sl5 East franklin street,
Rooms ia and 215.

For snle--i04 Acres Of Timber, ~
miles from Petersburg. near L. ;.
cantonment site. Will cut about mill
lion and quarter feet. For price
address J, r. CROCKETT. Norfolk.
Va.
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Richmond Salvage Co..
Main and Fourteenth Streets

Fer smie--fsensi1gtou Typewriter; Fer
feet condition; half price. fifty doh
lars BOX T. dsrrrcss Va
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Easv Terms
Al T0 NssAt1.Es.

AUTOMOBILES.
ANNUAL SALE Oh iSFn CARS
AhEy HarsEfra. Cars nserAsufsd ana
Painted. SACRIFICE pr.nss.
Saxons. two and sse-passenser; four
and six-cylinier.
Cadillac Chalmers
Overland Mitchell
Buick Maxwell
Fords, two ana Nvs-Dassenger-
ssdsna Ford trucks
WHY'S utility truck. u ton capacity,
smith Form a truck. I-son capacity.
kAEHLFR MOTOR COMPANY.
Broad at RyIand
Ran. <ass Ran 4ss7
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BICYCT.Es.
~ VIZ " ~
SOS West Broad street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

make the big profits bankers make
when they pay you only 3 or per
cert for~use OF your money. Send
Tor six months subscription free.
SUCCESSFUL. FINANCE. Sc Broad
way. New York.
NnqYrE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
Furniture Specials

Furniture Specials
-Four Pa sseuger Lawn Swings 80 as
mp.
ChldTen.s - wn Swings 81 As
F. zl-l4t En-sk efs ri tte=t 77Ac~;se
one-fnurth ofT on RefrtgevatoFs
ono Coach Hammock with stand ara
awning. slightly soilea $40 80.
Garland Cas- Ranges sll.5o up. yeHr
Old stoNe as part paymcn:
IF Il 8 nsea In a home, see rs, we
have l..
Easy Terms
VIZ take your OLD furniture IN part
payment Oh uew
Get 0Hg prices before you buy
aAlN STREET FI7RN4Ttf RE co.
1872 East Main Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

Two New and p-to-the- Minute, SIX.
room brick houses on Mulberry 81
$500 for the two.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
w. =. ROBINSON & Co.
rs p. franklin.

$40 Per Month, Six Rooms and Bath,
modern in every respect. FLOYD ave-
me, near Boulevard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

Two Houses Church Hill Mt s5-o00'
wsti-located snd a special bargain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01
G.. L.. & n. l.. DEN00N,
Se- East Main 81.

The Following bargains to Quick Buy
ers:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

Two Special Bargains i'm Woodland
Heights. at $500 and $500,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

amrtou Avenue. a-Room House. Price.
$3.50. VIII take lot part pay
nent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-01

Griffin Avenue. Rooms. Hot-Water
heat. Price. s45oa Terms like rent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
Cured His RUPTURE

Z was badly ruptlred while lifting
a trunk several wears ago Doctors
said ms only hope of cure was an OPP
Grafton Trussez did me nd good
Finally I got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned. although I ann
doing hard work as a carpenter There
was no operation. no lost time. no
trouble 7 have nothing to sell. but
VIII give full information about how
YOU may md complete cure without
operation. if son write % me. Eugene
H. Pullen carpenter. s2G aLarcelIus
avenue. Nauasruan. u D. Better cut
out this notice and show IL 10 amy
others who are rup-urei YOU NAV
save life or al least stop the misery
OF rupture and she worry and danger
u an operation tAdv)
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PIPER, EgDSa Eek
CHEWING TOBACCO

its Ia boon to the nerves and treat to the tastss
Is ibis suncrhne chewing tobacco.
Juicy trui5y. mellow and full-bodlcd with wonder
FIJI wiu--like tang that thrills You through.
Buy plug of aPiper'' today from your dealer. Cur
off big piece ''Some chew this, you II say as the
wonderful champagne flavor Peryadcs your palate.