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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Berean Sunday School class
of the Brethren Sunday School will
give the program at the Christian
Workers meeting Sunday evening.
Rev. Burtch is organizing Teach
er's training class, which will meet
for the first time Thursday evening
at the Parsonage. Any one who wish
es may join.
The Boy Scouts will meet Friday
evenings again.
Girls L. 7. L. will meet Saturday
from 2:sO to 4 with Mrs. Wilson
The Frances Willard W. c. T. [.
will meet May Srd with Mrs. n. A.
Felthouse. Subject, Christian Citizen.
ship. Leader, Mrs. r. W. Smith.
The Mothers Circle will meet
May 4th at the school house. The
following program will be given:
Current Events, By Mesdsmes Pete
johnson, J. H. Hendy, Robt. Smith
and W. Fred Harper.
Reading-Miss Fac Sutton.
Address on Birds-Mrs. F. StaDey
of Payette.
Election of officers. An attendance
of $50 members is desired as well
as large number OF visitors.
The musical numbers will be:
Piano solo-Mrs. Nelson.
Violin and piano duett-Burdett
and Bernice Hill.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26
The htay7o~sr.

The Mayfover. after her memorable
trtp across the Atlantic with the pil
grim fathers Of New England, went
into the West Indian cotton trade and
vas lost in 9 cyclone.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: Eggs for Matching.
Thoroughbred r. Reds. Price, 5oc;s.
and 81 90 for 15.-S. D. Thacker. Il.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: Dry Land Alfalfa
seed, grown by ". Il. hlinseoiehl,
Payette. Idaho 61-d.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

WANTED: Wide-avake boy about
16 years old TO learn the Bee busi-
aess-R. D Bradshaw.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: White Rock eggs for
setting $3.50 for 15.-Mrs. C. NJ.
Lackey, Phone 7-21, Fruitland., 12-t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: Thoroughbred r. I.
Reds eggs, s1.0o per setting OF 10
Mrs. Carl Giesler. 14-E.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: Seed potstoes-M. E.
Bowers, Fruitland. Phone 2a4- 14-t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26
s.eztrs- vzn=s

The best weather EILe= are made
with the greatest uieety and precision
80 that Iasv lszlauce perfectly and turn
with the leaS- possible wear The
vaue Is. Of course longer On one side
Of the socket than on the ether or il
would not turn with the wind. but It's
weight i The same on both sides II
i 4 Ii1-rUw vaEe. for Instance. the
weight Of the solid head i easily
made eCCa! % that " tie longer. pro
jecting Int thinner feather end. and all
raneS. whatever they may be- are bal
anced Is IL weight and 81 adjusted
that they turn easily and with th1
.raSr possible friction
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

For high quality stock ranches.
bearing orchards and diversified
ranches see the Payette Valley Real
Estate Agency. ~
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-26

FOR SALE: A black four year old
Percheron Stallion with papers,.
A. Lauer. s-tt.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
ANCHORAGE TO HOLD BIG FAIR

AL Of Alaska should be interested ia the big fair to s ned al Anchorage September 3 and 5 where the products Q. that westward section will be exhibition -=.e ~. be displayed ae agricultural. mineral, fishing s-l --e- s1e Coek Frlet re'rntry. AS
 s. kaoaa tie Ela,aaaska valley there are raised a1 z.a1s .: vegetables and grain and the agricultural
 silst- asoa= ln oe feature Of the big fair worth zs=-E TAe1 s1ey hare some good producing quartz .-5 placer mines reindeer industry and many other -1s 5 interest .o show the visito- IL is planned to make g1e three day affair that vil attract people rom al sections of fhs territory and win that end in
 @ special excursion rates w be offered by the differ sa; steamship companies. Co-tovs vili undoubtedly s=a3 tts quoA q people who 6esrous of only 2t-satiag cAs exhibition but also thriving Anchorage aad sesr her progressive and hospiatble -s.ds@ts as el hare opportunity of inspecting VI government railroad work being done there-Cor- tcvz Times
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
HIS PERMIT.

Tie party whose fish net was discovered stretched across the karta river recently, was reported Jo have claimed Q special permit from -he 2urean ot Fisheries. When the citizens pro tested sgail.St the special permit the wheel Of iussste was given a whirl. and 10 and behold il found that the special permit was letter in which the department official says: Trout fish ng is encouraged provided iV in nowise interferes yirh salmon. or something 10 that effect and . -9Y. ot that letter sent 10 the fish commissioner t3r this part of Alaska. Thus far it Is all that 55 hsve been able yo learn 1T rhe matter and the
 l commissioner s ot the belief that the le.te~ viewed -o above $ aN the special perrrlit" tha. -e~.s -.van. Frankly. the man who can stretch shs meaning q ehe le--er 10 include 3 special hermit: c..r stretch 2 fish net across Seow Bay --..-h IT the | H " ;2 he vicinity protesting ard E. taw German, submarines en guard. Con- e,..s.vs,,--. me prosecution ot such man is in order
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
WAR MAKES LIARS,

Following ID the official report" given out in Eng land the other day in which the world assured tha the diver menace had been offset and that England hat
 seven months Stcck q cereals in hand. NJ George. ;e d!aner for newspaper notabIes. q which hs admitted that The dininution in shippns .cssas is Rcoates;aoe indicating that the sub
 arnes >ti are n5bbng seiouSy the isles food sup s. perfectly frank statement would be interesting
 enc ro- actua-ei D. desire whet United States inter n :Ae warfare oy hope Of fooling Germany. o v.-h -hs ain q misleading the English reople-jus pain paragraph ot fifty simple @6rds- But ha ez,- said besers. war naEerA ',4rs Of all-Tacon
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

Death to traitors III the huSSiah aIny will soon bring about an improvement Ill Russian military effectiveness one oi 'pcratic RuSSlaS troubles Is an impression on IL part ot some of her people that hoerts means isloy- alty This misleading oehef Is evloeh'is hared by some of our l. W. W. III the ohlteo Sates. However they are not too old to learn the le,on that is being prepared by the government.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

E=.5s stimulate deeds. We need sor'ethns -3 ear .n order to l;ve. Under the present. coll- 5.-5ors provided always we want 10 iEe. we .,-.sc .,o -.,:-s-e>oroI1ize 10 supply OUT rec lS
 -er. L-- = 9as oa oar thinking caps and de- e5ss Was and means Vo proven, misery Gov ss7-sr-a; control . foodst,itTS iS all very well and however abls- : s directed. without our help sa1i>5r.- viii appesr soon or late. Heretofore our wasting has been equal 70 9 boast . cur ability to nee. emergency OH her own terms And We have won. Bat i- may not always b that fortune Agill favor Is. Economy should b OUT password.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

Iarine bases at ren. according e rats out of rals have ad- Evidently the
 is a seri: ke United kan judge
 he of air
 hpiish the
 lich more
 ats out of
 lied to ac- ldertaken
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Week Ending July 2s, 1917.

When asking for any of the follow .ng please mention that they are on the Advertised list
 Al letters remaining unclaimed on <ugust II. will be forwarded to tha Dead Letter Office.
 Andrews. aanor, t6;erhard, 9; S: ,s.r-a...l.. Minnie; Eliason, Anton; arrer. Frank; Grant, Dan @; Jones, wells. Malikay, Roberta E.; Sumonr, knnie. Nersteg. Ray; Williams, Jack JAMES F. WARDER, Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
ATTENTION

} .A :. I. i. i. i. + < .'- i- :. + <.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

During the months Of June. July and August. the Ketchikan Aerie F. O. E.
 aill meet every First and Third Fri Hays. D. SMITH HARRIS. President.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

.: The proprietor Of the Ketchi- : xan Cleaning & Tailoring estab- '.' ishment is back from the south ''- SAe',~ h .-,s.le arrangements to :. give his customers the ue,.s -a-v. :. ice in cleaning and yeing. We :. call for and deliyer.-Phone R1-5
 :' :. :. :. !. :: :. ..- < * < < :.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

SITUATION TAA;-ED-1y skilled -=c1s-!-- r=z-s o.t and married s--z5.r =--.5~=5 t1- :c- sc-n5 -ezs- 1-s --s---s -- 1za-x- Wishes or, q: c@- o5- U = ca---4z=- c- -a-ct- -a- ~1 reliable esac=---E.-s. c-aSs -st--=-e~s.-z51-=ss Bcn -f5 L-=-cE..z-. A-asEa-a5y :.
 N-ED-pz-:r = g-1t-s-a.e TWO E--s2=c-1-s o- Ere sezs- n mining c.z-
 Address Ezz=- cz5.,- Ezssza. Al az.z-zcr
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04

FOR RENT-One 3-room cottage md one S-room flat with bath. Both furnished. Inquire at this office.-tf
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-04
OUR TASK IN THE WAR.

-i.e submarine problem that has been offered is the solution .haz -hs American nary should be
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I'D. WANTS

10 cents a line per insertion.
=, Minimum space. two lines.
." 4 Gstb FF WiriiiH o XII: w l%SSKkf W3$S
No GHANGE OF cory. CASH ro AC-
RATE PER LINE.
sUNDAr ani daily insertions. 20 cents.
: c9,N, asIon, inIer, Ms 40. 80 css,s
. lines within one week. rs cents Il line.
lin ss'i to she % i"an .nr "na 81. Us Words sHl'1 10 s sEe i,n u
,,Thr above rates cover all ciassihcations
Su~IBSTATIONS FOR It'd. WANT
The following Tiines-Dispatch Branch or.
ices are FOR the eonvenisnss Of the public.
Yves, w i!:,S p or S1ys! 81; IS sr ta;I s.,
cav"io's Drug store. Floyd Ave. and
Charles $; Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
corner Davis Ave.
M M%rn1 rhaI pnas s,STa. i aoat Grove Hy Hve.
r. l.. Booker Drug Store. .ri w. Main
Foy's Drug store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
1..,i f. 4 ?"n n.as R e's4s. Go 20 e. e ": ns'R St St:
R,n9 s;rsei rn"Fmaey. 81, Z. s; Pm ur 81. $,
Z. II. May K Bro. Hrooh Ave. and city
,Tarran, Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
EAST Or FocsntE STREET.
%.isnerEyn,r. s,:-:ii Z nF""a s,
r.risy's rharmaas Thirl and Main SIS.
* VIE 4 E s;HTS g, F! Ms9,S an" f,i Hls' 81 : s'''
" n DALEY; 400 Ear.h Tenth 81, ~
IN ch5la,sy 2: y Eigh,esn,h 81 ,.
,.wiliam, rharmacy. Twen,y-nrs. and
spr!nrer Drug Company. Twenty-thiri
.Hort'a Drug Store. rwen,y.nin,h and Q
wooh & schaat DRUG Co, rwcn,y-nnh
Woods rhsrrnacy. rwenty-hSh and Leigh
Church I'LL Pharmacy. .ao Eas, Broad
S D.. Craig Drug store. 2s = BROAD st.
Richardson clay Street Drug store. J9i
y. Thirty arst -.
ra,rmoun, rharmsey, ~, rsirmoun,
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BAD Drug s!9r.: Tossh AZ Ace
HIGHLAND rAItk.
4. y. Cosby & Co. 1907 Third Avc
". Is VAUGHAN, Four'h an" Stuart
SOUTH RIcMMo%D.
Branch once Times Dispatch. 1893 Hull
WOODLAND
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 3ii
Charles IS. Garrison. 3iI7 Forest I'M Ave.
SWASSBORO.
" Iiober;s's Drug store. :sci IiuiI 81.
! A. n,.es. IS 1o WiiliS;n.surs Ave.
Peoples DruE store. $3.50 Williamsburg
Ave.
Ttmes.pl.r.,rh B!snch. 40 Sor,h syca-
NOR. Street. ihon. Petersburg ~.
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SHOE REPAIRING

ElcHMo%D ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR
~ WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
THAT THEY WILL. GIVE PROMPT At
10 NAIL ORDERS. MAIL Or
~ RICHMOND. VA. PHONE FAN
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NOTICE: l. hereby y,yru that the under.
signed lines wiIi. on November 20. al To-
4. N. Apply. 10 ,he State Corporation Coni.
mission at richmond, Va. FOR authority 4,
Increase the iuintuiuin charge Tor oue-wAy
special passenger train ~scrSicc from $50 Il,
S;5. w
Atlantic Coast Line, X. Il. Comppry.
carolina. 'linchieia and ONO Rwy.
Dinville ana Western HALLWAY.
Louisville and Nashville IL = CYmpln,
Hortolk Southern Railroad Company
New York. hi.aG"iphi4 and EvrfDik IL y.
Norfolk and Western tailwuy Company.
Seatoard Air Line halfway Courniy
southern Hallway Cornptuy.
Nirs!nian Railway COmuaay.
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StAtc whcn, "iltTIns II tIinClnr or Quick
Dettchabic cliu"her or Straight Side Dun
Top, Check must hc sent with orders, or
goods win be. shipped 6. q. D.. subject 10 ca
Emiiiitioi. Money refunded Oh any xoods
returned unused Within 10 days.
TIRE AND co,
Randolph auS.. AT W. BROAD Street
Richmond Branch. Ricnmond Va.
~: sale. light SIN cylinder touring car.
VIII trade In Ford. Call H.. T.. Hamilton.
M"dis"it thsi. ia Nest Broad.
i'ih MaNw"ll touring car, used Two days.
VIII sell inr $l0J less than cost. w. c.
Roy,i. 80 West Broad. -
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE


ON his 25th day OF October. ~. u.
1911. ON reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt. il is
Ordered by the court. That II -, S~tn.-
be had upon the same on the 18TH DAY
OF DECEMBER. \. n. 1911. before said
court. at Richmond; in said district. at
- o'clock noon; and that notice thereof
be published II; The imrs-Jishttc a
newspaper printed in said district, aud
that all known creditors and othcr
persons in interest may appear al the
said time an,i place. and show cause.
If any they have, why the prayer OF
tho sail petitioner should not bs
granted.
And it is further ordered by tho
court. That the clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies or said
petition and tnis order. addressed, to
them 1T their places Of residence a3
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDiLl, JIt., Judge OF tho said court
and the seal thereof at Richmond. in
said district, on the 25th day OF October,
~. ID. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH z. BRADY,
tSean Clerk.
THOMAS O.. MOSS, ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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BhR wanted at once. So per week
guarantee - rignt man. AZ, barber
SHOP. EetersburE. "a.
men yrcterr.. CIV" ,Scrs lmniy
Rn,.leiEh Restaurant. 7p3 East broad.
49, I'D 6arn"r: So guarantee. Hotel
nnrbcr shop. Ninth ana Grace.
SODA man wanted Good SALARY. Address
u u. care Ttines.I ID .na,rh
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WANTED. TWO BOYS ABOUT
FOURTEEN YEARS OF
AGE FOR MESSENGER SER
VICE. GOOD CHANCE FOR
PROMOTION. G. $40, CARE
TIMES-DISPATCH.
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Stenographer

We want 4 GOOD sttnoEraphcr. not gubjcc,
to draft, preferably with lumber and mill
work 'Nper!"Ec. Montague Mfg. Co. Tenth
t~.Ntr:hLENT opp0rtunTtv fnr youur man
WIN experience In wh"lAtaIe butter. crr
dEu, 'hrehe blSlnsSH. one with ability Of
trader and salesman. Give .Speri+n,. and
state former employer. =; gag. cure Time.
Dtspatch.
MA<TrD, ~" frst-cinss machinisi. Good
sdlnr! TO good men. Emporiu M,rnjn.
Co. Enp"riH. Va.
NANLtil. nreman Tor Stationary boiler.
= ppIi ~ once Atlas Speciality Co. Soc
onf ana Decatur Streets S.uth Ii,l,rnr,,
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MISUNDERSTANDING and chiu,
NOTIGES-I.cgal

49, N.N.. N.Ius al.. -cuna.. u.v.,.
pacA.u auu shipped WITH care Nu.ius
ana t,4ut.i,,' '"''- - IaCvU u" uA.t I.,n.
I.gs
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WANTED. good cook. rh"nc Il. .gos-J or
call 2Gii-A Grove Avenue.
WANTED white women and
girls, Ii years old and over,
for clean, pleasant and profit
able employment in Our modern
cigarette factory. Pay while
learning not less than $1.25 per
day; after learning, from $1.50
to $3.50 per day Of ten hours.
Pay once a week. Meals served
below cost. a special Christ
mas present for those entering
now. British American To-
bacco Co, Ltd. 800 North Lom-
hardv Street.
GlMBLES. 311 East Broad
Street, require the services of
six experienced saleswomen,
three for their cloak and suit
department and three for
blouSes. skirts and furs. Ap-
ply this morning before 10
o'clock.
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HELP

general hinuery work. Psrmnueut oosl.
!lon: good pay. Frankiin Press Co.. Pc
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HELP WANTED-Maie g. Fcmalc

RICHMOND government clerK examinations
Sample questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 1901. Rochester. y, w.
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DEATHS

CL.AItKE-MEs nurH y cLAkkk. reiic,
1859, died IN KoaroE" Suyomb.r -. ,isii.
Inond ~ her son. DE-. Franz clarke. %
Roanos". Va. Was buried THURSDAY
NoSember Is. 1911. in Kivcrview C"me,er!.
TN. pailnoarcr. were her u"phcw~. VIZ.
John : %rlchcr. Eonnohe, Va. Frederick
Pitcher. Petersburg. Va. stanton Pitcher.
ieterhbnrg. Va Thomas y Dcitrick: Ricn-
iuonc. Va charles : Woodson. Richmond.
Va Gibson = worsham. Rie!,nond. Va;
ly hcr erolA-r-ir-law Rev. John Tii-
chor, u u. Of Petersburg, Va. A ,onsld-
cr.b DE number Of her relatives Of this city
aud from /. i.-tdnce were present.
tARhANp.-pied Thursday morning, .
Mrs i%,Ie. u Garb.r. Fulton mn, EuNIct:
l,aves hu.hant; Tho:na. II .farrand. amt
Marry e, HeIess. Nj. Jame. ~ Garhcr.
Thomas II. lr. hrd Gilbert Fsrrand. She
!, also survived. by thre" brothers and three
]a,;,lh.r'. Mr.. Edi.h 4, riarke. Mrs. 4. T..
tunersl notice Inter.
Ho.ton uan"rs ,len-" "opy.
pi.d. ~ h"f nome. 1900 Hun street,
AT 80 u. ". November IL. 1919, MRS.
PEARb " GIBBS. aged thir,y.siS v..r-
Sh. i ~SurN!t.d 10! her husband ana iuui
Funeral motto" later
baltimore papers please copy.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
SEED, PLANTS AND TREEs

WAHf 9HSr MDN L ~ TOWN? GALL
W. RAPID ~fkAHSrEIi CO.. RAN
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Lumber Pliers

STEADY work. Montague M!s. CO.. Broa!
NhNIr.D. registered assistant drug clerk
or ph- VINO has had experience on pre-
scTlDtion work. This work j. an one OF tn.
best kept drug stores. in the state. Address
20 1925. kiCln ond. Va.
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WANTED. hny, Seroni-hnnd steam pressing
machine aIi outfit. Address Room ST
Hotel, Petersburg. X.
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FOR

liii!.flNG. ruiicys. shafiinE. hangers. plan-
vr,. itNLNs. iurraCotiu piDc \ to u inchey
i1th mills. H'"i,!cr~. lnOrtis. -. knife rrtu,I-
rrs. laundry rldrnInttS. boilers and engines
tiu'rnr'""" "rnditi"n I Hiuford " Co.
roE Sa,r. !. l. Ease twu-bottom sulky
tractor pillow. almost new. chrap. l. 80.
care 'tirl"s- Dispatch
lDIt Sil" cheap, on. 10 horse power boiler
on Wheels. ON" - horse power boiler on
$kiiS. one NJ. Lane shMmiII comDIctr
with doUuic rdscr. swing SAW. lumber truck
aud SwinG Cnr.s, all necessary brItlus. This
Utiti.t Ia IL I'rsi--irsS condition and ready Ia
'NorLE Annly q. IL u. iiterh. Va. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-16

1hlj ATLANTIC LAND
M:Nr COMPANY.
Office - the Secretary
Notice Is hereby given that The regular
annual, meeting NJ stockholders OF the At
ihntic Land and Improvement Company will
be helu AT the oftice oI the company. at
byri street S,atten, n the Guy " ltich:
Of NOVEMBER. 1917. al ESQ O'Clock
IL. l. BOI:DEN,
Secretary.
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REPAIR SHOPS
MEETINGS


ALA TIC LINZ; RAILROAD co
Office or ti:e Secretary.
Nottce 10 hGreby given that the regular
annual ana general meeting OF sIuckhoidcrs
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Conn
pany viii te held at the uIiicc OF the com.
PAN. a. Byrd street station. in The city. q
DAY. OF. NOVEMBER, IJI7. at ii c.ciock
~ NJ. The transfer books OF tho company
Nil ,iost Wednesday,, November :. 1911. at
! o'clock u. NJ. and will tG reopeued On
MennesuaS., November II. 1917. at 10
II. l.. BORDEN.
" 49, secretary.
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wANrED. pressmsn and FRESHMAN helper.
B~auEhmhn STATIONERY Co. Bo"e and Mar
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ORDER OF NOTICE Foa DISCHARGE.


on this 25th day of October. A. D.
1917. OH reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, it is
Ordered by the court. That a hearing
he had upon the same on the 18TH DAY
OF DECEMBER. y. ID. 1917, before said
court. at Richmond. IN said district. at IL
O'Clock noon; and that notice thereof
be published In The Times-Dispatch, a
newspaper printed in said district, and
shat all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at this
said time and place, and show cause,
II any they have. why tho prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court, That the clerk shall send by mall
to all known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL, JIs., Judge OF the said court
and the seal thereof. at Richmond. in
said district, on the 2oth day of October.
a. ID. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
tScaD Clerk.
JAMES c. PAGE. ESQ.
Attorney for BNukruDt.
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' ! '"h'Ao NM liSf.ES
A!liuHI! rye. genuine stock. pure and test.
cd. Grr;uinaticn guaranteed. Grown /,
Tie original AD.GEIi rye section OF soutn
nnr"iinn; So per bushci. HartsvIIls
Mholc.l!e SD Comnlny Iiartsxilie. s. G.
TNPEWI:ITERS.
Fcii sail; Underwood. typewriier. goo as
new. III a!r. car" Tinc--Dispatch.
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WA%TED. good cook. Phone h. e3oS.J or
call .3ii-A Grove Avenue.
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WANTED, 10 men to fill orders
in packing department., 4
checking clerks, 5 men to nail
up boxes, 25 men and boys for
other work. w. T. Hood & Co.,
Ginter Park.
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NOTICE-Bankrupt

Is Tiir lNITED sr.,,rf.S DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TIiICT o. VIRGINIA.
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NEWS ITEM.

The American locomotive Company. Rich.
nont. Va. Is starting again to Manufacture
ioconiott'es There Is an opening for a
large number OF men, both those who under
stshd the work and those with no c1 experience
who Wish to learn.
STEADY WORK . ALL CLASSES OF
LABOR.
For further Information. call Mt the works
erI pioyrneEt once. or II out OF town. address
Aiasrican locomotive COMPANY. Kichmont.
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SITUATION wANTED-Ma.o

"t.-L"o. .NperIrnccd paper salesman FOR
state .ui North Carolina. Apply at once.
United Paper 90. Richmond, Va
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F1H0ISIN IENlI.NA NNU IUW Elk CO.
seventh AMI rraiinltu Streets.
iichuILHu. Va.
October -. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that tue annua,
nesting OF the STOCKHOLDERS nf the Virginia
hallway and Power Company viii he held
ht the general of'iCe OF the company. In the
Sity oi kichtnoEd. Va. OH WEDNESDAY,
NOV EMBEh II. 1917. at - O'Clock VI.
The transfer boo!s viii lie Closed on We'd
nesdny O,io3cr II. 1917. ~, ) o'ciock =. Al.
ana VIII lie rcuptned on Thursday. Nuvem.
ber -. 1917. at 10 o'clock y. NJ.
-, II WILLIAMS. Secretary
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MANii.D. job p.essIran and job press feed
ert, Amply Ills East Cary Street.
euucat!nn. Must be- industrious and re.
liable. Position permanent. Good salary,
Apply 1905 Mutual building.
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Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlLL, JR; Judge Of the said court
and the zeal thereon. at Richmond. in
said district on the 2jth day o: October,
A. -. 1917.
Attest.
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CTOMOBILE

SCI Us lor yoas bodies Tor yuur Ford ton
uuck. we carry several sizes In Hto,.L
s,u ,hn pun bodies On the day order 10 given.
ti.""iG,trcrh ior FORD bodies. A. Meyer &
fo.i s.le, 1917 nye-passengcr Kline cheap.