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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
AMUSEM ENTS.
Boys Of Long Ago Revive Youth With
"Tom Sawyer" at Strand.

BOYS OF Long Ago Revive Youth With
tom Sawyer" At Strand.
II you haven't read 'Tom Sawyer
your education has been neglected. If
you have you will want to see "Tom
Sawyer" in pictures. for it will revive
the youthful days of years ago when
Tom was your hero. If you never have
read the book see the pictures and then
read Mark Twain's charming story of
ante-bellum days in Missouri.
The screen version Of this famous
classic was shown for the first time in
an Oliver Morosco production at the
Strand Tuesday evening. Beginning
with the opening words of the book,
"You. Tom." when Aunt Polly Is seek
ing her precious scamp of q nephew
who has been stealing jam in the pam
try. the life as pictured for Tom Saw
yer Is shown in apparent reality Nat
urally all of tho stirring events Of that
youthful career are not shown in one
set Of pictures but there are enough to
satisfy any ono who Ia reasonable.
There is shown the familiar story Of
Toms first lessons In business. when he
turns the arduous duty Of whitewash-
ing the fence into a commercial enter
prise. by making 1t appear a rare treat
before his companions; grows rich"
over the venture, including the payment
Of one dead rat that could be swung
over his shoulder by . string. How he
licked" the model boy Of the village,
and made him say "Nuf;" how his love
for Becky Thatcher caused him to
turn handsprings before her front gate;
the engagement" Of Tom and Becky,
with the cherished brass door knob to
seal 1t, together with its disastrous end
when Tom tells Of Amy Lawrence:
Toms punishment in school by the
master who ruled with a hickory rod:
how the enterprising youth bought UP
"bible tickets" and Showed off" in
Sunday school before the quality folks
visitors; his admiration for the much
despised Huckleberry Finn, who lived
in hogshead in the tanIyard and
smoked; the trip Of the BLACK Aven-
ger of the Spanish MAN," 'Huck, the
Red Handed" and Harper, the Terror
Of the Seas" when they ran away to
be pirates. watched the searching party
looking for their bodies and then re-
turned to attend their own funeral on
the following Sunday-all are pictured
VlvlQly anu WIFI d TSdllSuA IlleaI MIL n
Twain himself would enjoy were he
here to know of motion pictures. II
To be true the discovery of the treas
ure by Huck and Tom. and the esca-
pade in which Tom and Becky get lost
in the cave and find "Injun Joe" in hid
ing. are among other adventures that
are not told, but they are promised in
Further Adventures Of Tom Sawyer"
and it is to be hoped that the delight
full sequel of "The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn" will be included.
In the screen production Jack Pick
ford appears in the tile role and makes
a typical Missouri boy of the period.
Robert Gordon Is seen as 'Huck." An
trim Short az Joe" Harper. and Clara
Horton as Becky" Thatcher. BY far
the most artistic work. however, is left
for the impersonation Of dear old Aunt
Polly, in the. hands Of Edith Chapman.
Her work is extraordinarily good, and
the "close- ups" show remarkable pow
ers Of facial expression.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
GARBAGE ALWAYS DISAGREED
WITH MRS. YORK UNTIL SHE
TOOK TANLAC; EATS 1T NOW

1 am mighty glad she took Il, for she
certainly looks and acts like daRsr-
ent woman. Tho other day We had
meat and cabbage on the table. and !
saw her eat heartily Of them. aaid.
Aren't you afrAidt' She said, NO.
nothing seems to hurt me since I've
been taking Tanlac.'
"Well. Tanlao certainly helped my
wife. and for that reason am clad
TO recommend IL. my advio. 10 a.T-
shalltown men IL to have their wives
try Tanlac IL they complain OF stomach
trouble or nervousness. ] am SURE
those who do will endorse the remedy
AZ highly IN ! do"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
HAD NERVOUS INDIGESTION;
COULDN'T EAT HEARTY MEAL;
HIS FAMILY GREW ALARMED

as didn't have . great deal Of faith
In tho medicine.
IN short time my stomach ail-
ments were gone and noticed Q won.
derful improvement In my health. ]
am stronger now and my work seems
easier.
"ranlao n q remarkable tonic and
am pleased to recommend II"
Tho Mcbride q VIII Drug Company
receives many testimonials like the
above from people who praise Tanlac.
This preparation II especially designed
to relieve stomach. kidney, liver and
catarrhal Ills,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09

Some years ago had an accident.
and ever since, UP to the time had
finished taking my first bottle Of Tan
lac. I had a severe pain in my side"
says w. H. Crow. well known resident
OF the Marshalltown soldiers home.
This pain would bother me mostly
In the mornings. especially just after
getting up.
II read q great deal about Tanlac
In the papers. and also heard num-
Der Of the men at the home speak
about It. Furthermore, | have friends
In Davenport who recommend 1t. That
Is my old home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
MANY MARSHALLTOWN PEOPLE
TELL HOW TANLAC RELIEVES
STOMACH AND NERVOUS Ills

In my case. I had taken only . few
doses when felt better. IN fAce 4
have not had one Of those spells since
I began using Tanlac.
II am glad to recommend Tanlac anS
belize II win relieve any person No
10 troubled with nervous indiEostto
Tanlao u tonic especially deatgned
20 relieve indigestion, promote EsssesA.l
ing slssp and strengthen the noerise.
Sold and recommended by the AcArsee
6 Will Drug Company. AaxsAAlMesy!l
81 ~. y! .s.Irssss cc.ass azsssr!>ss Mssna
ana neathy tew1A I'm S. n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
ACCIDENT YEARS AGO CAUSES
PAIN in MANS SIDE; SAYS
IANLAC BROUGHT him relief

"All thia talk got me 70 thinking.
+ wondered II It would relieve tho pain
In my side. Finally dsoided 20 ~ II
Now wouldn't take 500 lor he GOOD
1t did me. I sleep soundly every night
and get up In the mornin0s eeelta9
refreshed. am mot troubled n TIE
least with the pain In my side and
the only way can account TOR L -
that Tanlao has wonderful tonic prop
critics that built up my entire systsm."
Tanlac u sold by the Mcbride =
VIII Drug Company, and by all other
first class druggists In this and nearby
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
"onsa Touch Of Nature Maksa the
/. Whole World Kin"

IT'S 4 commendable trait that when
something has been Of benefit to us.
we want to share It with others who
stand IN need OF the same help. It's
the touch Of Nature that makes the
whole world kin--the wanting to be
helpful to our fellow-men. That is why
people who have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy write letters to the
manufacturers about 1t, and ask to
have them published 30 that others
viii know what to do under the same
c.rcumstances. Bshiha every one Of
these letters II the warm hearted wish
: OF fthe writer to be OF use 70 some one
elaA. ytnrs "a L by M dril9 eieee "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
FLOWERS BULLETIN
Watch Our Bulletin and We Will Keep
You Posted Regarding Lowest Prices
For Staple Groceries and Meats.

For Staple Groceries and Meats.
Flowers meat and grocery bulletin
will keep you posted regarding tn,
lowest prices for all staple meats ant
groceries. Watch this bulletin for bar
gain prices.
Meat Department.
Fancy steer and heller yearlings
averaging 80 to 100 pounds. by the
quarter, per pound II cents.
Beef steak, per pound Is cents.
Roast beef, per pound, ~ cents.
Grocery Department.
Canned goods
Milk, large. per case $500.
Milk, small, per case $3.50.
Two large cans for rs cents.
Four small cans for rs cents.
Peas. two cans rs cents.
Corn, two cans rs cents.
Milk hominy, three cans Is cents.
Pumpkin. three cans rs cents.
Beans, three cans Is cents.
Twenty-fve-cent table peaches 1
cents.
For the Laundry.
Bob White soap, 100 bars $500.
Twelve bars ~ cents. tt a
Six bars Is cents.
Swifts White, 100 bars $3.50.
Twelve bars ~ cents
Six bars Is cents.
Three cans I've, rs cents.
Four packages washing powder q
cents.
Thirty AVE- cent Argo starch 20 cents
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples, per barrel $2.99.
Apples. per bushel S1.19.
Apples. per peck 20 cents.
Potatoes, per bushel. $1.14. @a
Potatoes, per peck 80 cents.
Onions, per bushel 81 cents.
Onions, per peck 80 cents.
Carrots, per bushel 70 cents.
Beets, per bushel 90 cents.
Turnips. per peck 30 cents.
Dried peaches, 3 pounds rs cents.
Miscellaneous.
Macaroni, three for Is cents.
Thirty-flve-cent pancake -four q
cents.
Lincoln cleo, per pound % cents.
Nutmargarine, per pound 80 cents.
Twenty-Five cent Calumet baking
powder 10 cents.
Twenty-five-c cent X. c. baking pow.
der 10 cents.
Three packages yeast 10 cents.
High grade coffee, per pound 10 cents
Thirty-cent tea, per pound "a cents
Corn fakes, three packages 26 cents
Toilet soap, 10-cent bar cents.
Fancy popcorn, per pound 8 cents
Bread, three twin leaves rs cents.
Eggs. per dozen 4S cents.
Fancy dill pickles. per dozen 10 cents
six boxes Ohio matches rs cents.
Thirty-five-cent jar mince meat q
cents. !,
Thirty-hve-cent jar preserves q
cents.
Tobacco.
All chewing tobacco, per cut cent'
and 10 cents.
All smoking tobacco per can cents
and 10 cents.
Best cigars, six for 20 cents. fioWeI
market and grocery. 2s-SS-s5 MOTT
Center street; phones PA and o..
Notice-We deliver free OF charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
NEW APRONS.

Anron. OF ~: Kind. ror AZ; Purposes
AZ Benedict 4 BrintnalPs. !.
The most complete assortment OF
aprons ever shown in our store 10 now
awaiting your selection. New models
In fancy, plain and checked ginghams'
nlain and figured percales in coveralls.
bib aprons, string aprons and nurse
aprons. Do not fall to see these new
aprons now-flrst floor west aisle.
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene-
dict &. Rrintnall. So I
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
TANLAC TRUTHS

Happiness Is the birthright and the
duty OF every man and woman.
We must take hard knocks with a
laugh, In order to conquer them.
Chronic stomach. worries often mean
chronic rheumatism.
Chronic rheumatism means a chronic
Crouch, =
Health hinges directly on the mem
tal attitude. ~ ~ : r
N a. 1 ! bad liver means ! bad temper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
The First Line Of
Defense Your FIRST
line Of defense in any UNDER
taking Is & sound, well!

line Of defense in any UNDER
taking Is q sound, well
nourished body. Real pre-
paredness for the work Of
the day calls for q well
balanced ration. The whole
wheat Is me most perfect
food given toman. Shedded
Whsat Biscuit i 100 Per,
cent. whole wheat, nothing
added to il, nothing wasted.
or thrown away. Two Of
these crisp little leaves Of;
baked whole wheat, eaten
with milk make Z complete,
11ourish hing, sal isfying
I breakfast lunch Of dinner
( at y cost of : few pennies.
! 4sk 81 -, X,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
70 Barber shop Patrons.

~ 0NTDVV SVsVP VOsTVV'S.
At the request Of the conservation
committee, all barber shops will open
at 1880 and close at p. ~. except
Wednesdays at TA IN. and Satur-
days at 10 p. m, beginning Monday.
Jan. IA. and continuing until March I.
ConNr,ftteA RE&
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
Good FORAGE Ground.

Good Forage Ground.
In the antipodes stock rangers ind
that territory covered with some dwarf
species Of acacia makes splendid for
age ground. One OF the best species
Is A. aneura, shrub sparingly grown
e California .s an ornamental.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09
AZ IL, ca,lno.

Unknown PA" featuring June Cap
rice being shown at the Casino, is q
decidedly dramatic heart interest pho
to-play with plenty Of action. It -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-09

Flowers meat and grocery bulletin
will keep you posted regarding the
lowest prices for all staple meats and
groceries. Watch this bulletin for bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01
Some Special Bargains

ton. Is rooms just completed, with every
modern ion cT mater and shtT; ,os on
staten, half mile 10 high school n iine
home with 400 acres Of fine land. $50 young
timber nice young orchard This must go
al u sacrifice. the building alone cost s, 900
the whole for only $1,000. Terms II de-
sired. T.c land j. we'll watered and Is
splendid soil Write for catalosu. OF farm
timber lands. Emmett n Gregory. Real
Estnta and Looms. DiltMNn. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF \
Nice Small F arm

on tho Ninth Street Road. about milo
from the city limits. in chcStcrficld
county. Va. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY 6. 1918.
at o'clock r. II.
By virtue OF "a certain deed OF trust.
lated ioth day of November. 1918,
executed by Chesterfield Distillin,;
Iomrany, Inc; TO the undersigned
Circuit Court clerks Office for said
county In Deed Book l4l page 5Si. |
viii sell at public auction. on tho day
aud hour and placed named above Cbc-
ing required so to do 10y the bcuc-
ticia ~. default having been made in
tn" payments of the debts secured in
SAID deed Of truSiD. that very valuable
tract OF land containing fiN" and three
tcutnS o 3-iO) acres, together with all
tn" improvements thereon. coitSi S,i ing
of several cottage houses ThiS land
fronts ON the ives. side Of tn. Ninth,
street Road and the Seabcard Air Line
makes IL very valuable for a home and
trucking farm; also. being on the rail
road. II is very desirable for manu-
featuring plant.
Parties wishing to sec the property
tionccr or the Undersigned.
TERMS: Cash as 10 amy taxes that
may hc due. cost Of executing this
trust. and To pay off the balance on
the debts. >2.S0u. with interest from
the 9Th day Of June. 1917. till paid: the
residue, II any. on such terms as viii
he made known on day OF sale
j. NJ. TURNER.
Trustee.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS uI'pouTtNITiEs

GROCERY BUSiNESS-For .aIc GOOD r,n
Gerry. meat market aud frcsh Ash ~ nd
WIZ sell stock AZ inventory ana Hxtures
OF t'ne " desired. 80 reasonable. offer re-
fused. Apply 1900 West Cary S.lijn,. nn
account nf poor health.
SIpitE-Drug store FOR sale In good Vir
GiuIa town. Sales over c6OO Tr =
pcns"s low. Profits large no cornpa,Iti",,
Fine opportunity Reason for selling.
owner in Class |: Will he drafted son
Address /. 75,. care Times Dispatch
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AUCTION SALES. 90
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
A Neat Frame
Dwelling
AUCTION SALES.

WITH LARGE LOT. No 1919 NORTH
TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
Also Il large lot go feet. more or less,
with depth of lao feet more less,
North Twcnty-fourth street. between I
and L Streets.
THURSDAY. MAY ?. 1918.
1T o'clock l.. NJ
Tn" dwelling has six rooms. large
lot. 60XiiO. more less, to ar alley
about u feet. lot OF 80 on the south
Of the dwelling can be sold on without
any Inconvenience to dwelling.
The 260-foot lot opposite tho above
dwelling VIII front on Twenty fourth
Street. extended. II is nice and level,
with good drainage and surrounded by
dwellings. May be sold in lots
whole. Make an investment here and
sec II grow
TERMS: One third cash. balance in
one and two years, with interest. Sc
cured by trust deeds.
i. THOMPSON RHOWN & co.
Auctioncers.
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in execution OF a certain decree OF
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield Coun-
", Va. entered on the 18th day OF
febTuarN. 1918, in the chancery suit of
cora Watkins against Jesse W. Wat
klnS. !. the undersigned special COM
missioner, appointed for the purpose,
VIII offer for sale, at public auction.
upon the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY /. 1918.
at $3.50 o'clock r. NJ.
the property described in the said de-
cree as follows:
Watkins uhe same being five-thir-
tccnthS), in and To that tract OF land
containing thirteen G3) acres in Ber-
muda District. IN Chesterfield County.
Ccntraiia 10 Chester. and the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad. but not adj
joining either said road or railroad.
bounded on the north by tract OF
acres conNcyed by Richard Watkins to
Douglass Scott; on the east by tho
lands Of John o. Pcrduc: on the south
by the land OF the said Perduc, and
west by land of E.phraim ScotI's estate
being the same land conveyed TO SAID
Jesse w. Watkins aud others by Rich
ard Watkins and wife, August y, 1895.
and recorded in the clerks office of
Chesterfield County Circuit Court. in
-. Is. -. pas. i3l.
TERMS: One-,hird cash and the resi-
due in TWO equal inStallments. pay
able At three and six months from day
Of sale, or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser, tue deferred install
mcnts OF the purchase price 10 he evil
same to bear interest from date of sale
at per cent per annum, and the title
10 be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid. and deed
dercd by the court.
J. c. ROBERTSON.
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Auction Sale

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BER-
MUDA DISTRICT, NEAR CEN
TEAL.IA STATION. CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA
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J. G. ROBERTSON.
Special Commissioner.

] hereby certify that the bond re-
quired OF the special commissioner in
the suit specified above has been duly
given.
PHILIP V. COGBII.L
Clerk.
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ED,,A'i.ioNsI..

OFFICE or THE supERISrE%DEST oil,
SCHOOLS.
zoo East -LaraUali street.
iIghnunG. Va. May /, 1917
The examinations FOR teachers license.
and c.Ttincales Tor Richmond city and Hen
rico County wtil TO held on May 2 ana {.
l@ls. Examinations wtI BEGIN PROMPTLY a
CLOG" each norrius Tne examinations
,or white teachers VIII be he!d al, Sga East
N-rshNl Street tthlfd foorJ. and :ur cot
B4llGinE. conner Tuc.fth and I".En Streets.
\ -. CHANDLER and
". l.. PRINCE.
SuperIutendentS
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NEW WEST END HOME.

ELL. located on one OF the principal
streets. contains six rooms. iavatory, bath
sleeping porch. no, water heat. electric
lights unG concrete cellar UNDER tho whole
hous-. Convenient to line Price,
SJ,5u", tGt easily worth 5000.
MORTON q. THAl.HlMER.
Second Floor. First National Bank building
50. l.. " Vaughan.
Manager sales Department.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE Or SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF cAYUGA CEMENT
CORPORATION.
To the Stockholders OF Cayuga Cement
Corporation:
You are hereby notified that a special
meeting OF the iockhoIders Of Cayugt c.
ment Corporation has been called by the
president 81 said c"rporaton. To be held at
the office OF the corporation in the Nirxiuiu
halfway and Power Building. in the city
Of Richm"nd. State of Virginia. on the 9th
day OF May. 1918. at IL o'clock noon to
consider ~ proposal for tho lease Of the
plant OF said corporation. the transfer of
It's current assets to the lessee for Ii1uida-
ton and application To current indebt edncss
Of satd corporation, and option giving
the lessee tho right 10 purchase tho plant
or the corporation for the sum OF $500 600
payable in part 10y assumption OF bonds oi
the corporation, and 10 lake such action
upon said proposhi and upon any and ali
other matters that may he brought before
the meeting. 10 the stock hOliIrrs ehall
seem advisable.
I w. MOFFAT. Secretary
- Exchange Place. New York CITY.
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THURSDAY. MAY ?. 1918.
~ :, n,ClncL. L. II

by AUGUSTINE ROYAlL. & co.
Real Estate Agents and AuCtionccrs.
piicc No. 327 Hun street.
Richmond, Va.
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LIVE STOCK
unnsEs. CATTLE. ,Eu,cI.Es.

70
MJlE..-ru! sale, siA large mules ana i've
Eorscs Ilsnt oGt of ~oSa. Have no fur
thvr Tor them WI! sell cheap Gun
ue recn at lIuIGArTs SiauIe. tl2 SoEtn Fl:in
street
FpE 81. q on" runpcr-tire phaston and
Young horse, .tli Il Street.
FOR SALE seven Jersey hrjf-rS. al bred
three fresh cows, calves 10y SIDE: ten rnc
shoHts, sl2 East Cary street, City.
VIRGINIA RELIABLE BAZAAR
WOLF 81 BROOKS.
YOU viii NuG plenty horses and mules
second hand wagons, buEgIes rad harn.s \,
for sale daily Auction days. Tuesday and
Saturday. bTlHg u. your surplus stock. N'e
vii! sell item ioT you. and you get
your money same day.
ls0g-lI Last franklin street.
Phone Madison. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

WANTED, young ladies,
men and boys, experienced
or inexperienced, for clean,
pleasant and profitable en-
ployment (day OF night in
the various departments of
the newest and best equip
ped plant in Richmond and
the largest Of its kind in the
world. Good pay while
learning. Piece workers
earn S12 to S25 weekly.
Special bonuses. Good
meals served on premises at
cost in a comfortable dining
room. All new or former
employees entering now and
until May 16 will have their
names placed on our profit
sharing roll to receive a
handsome sum Of money
under the same conditions
as the employees now on our
pay roll.
BRITISH-A AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., LTD,
900 N. Lombardy Street.
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BY BRAGG BROS. & CO..
kes! Estate Agents and Auctionccrs
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POULTRY AND sIIppIIEs


BUFF ana b.ack OEpInglons. Dark Cornish.
Stock ana eggs for sa!e. few extra
nae breeders tor sale cheap .or quick sale
Grcenlawn Poultry Farm. T. r. D. No. 4
Richmond. Va. Pnone Med!son l736-M
BARRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strain OF
Barred Plymouth ekSs. $3.50 setting: IS
per loo Bred to lay the year round. j. H.
Thomas. 1894 Second Avenue Highland
Park. Richmond. Va. Phone Madison Sill.
EGGS--S c, Brown I.eghorn. $50 setting.
Fred Hansen, South f!chmord. Route g..
FAEtHlDGE kOCkS--,bur 1918 matinga
contain and headed by daughters and so ns
OF He" York. Washington and Iiagerstown
winners They mated right Eggs 50
and So IA: keck Stall IL. Second Market,
PIT GAME cocks and stays ready to fight
or breed )" each. sunny Hi!l Poultry
Yards. Wilmington. Va.
rlGEpNS-Nundains CarncAuN. Dragons,
mated ana working, cheap. Randolph
( q ~ TcrI-GT1 er,:. 81 "a 70, - -,,cl,.
crcls. 50. pull"ts. s. so w r. Todd.
WHITE Wy.ndotte and BLACK I.ancshan
Matching eggs. from bred 10 lay hens and
cocks. $ per setting by parcel post Fer
tii!ty suaranteed Meadow Creek Poultry
Farm, Ashland. Va.
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MUSICAL, nA>cI>G. DRAMATIC. ~
pANGlSG--foT private dance. lessons in
modern ballroom dancing. Call Madison
t'1t
IyAkcIhG We guarantee teach 70!
$3.50 GrdN-ss studio. l0t l-2 East
C!ay Randolph lOt5W.
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WANTED Immediately. men. women. gov
ernment war POSITIONS. 500 month. Write
for list. Franklin Institute. Dept tIS-D.
Rochester. y.
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JOHN HOWARD,
JOHN i. LEARI,
BROKENBOROUGH LAMB,
JAMES t.. CANNON,
Special Masters.
In tho District Court OF the United
states for the Eastern District
Of Virginia;
In the matter o; William r. Pig
Alni, banhrupt-in bankruptcy
No. 20i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-01

Ian D-for sale or exchange. 500 acres un-
improved laad Two miles station: % acres
cleafei small tuIlGirs. close 10 settlement
Ahoui &vV,o9o let saw timber 800 ties.
great quantity wood VIII trade for I'm
proved farm. live stock or lots Will located
- rro"!rS city. submit your proposition.
latCh.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-03-14

matches may be secured from three
weeks old eggs if kept at so degrees
and turned every day. Experiments
show that the longer the eggs are
kept the less the percentage Of chicks
secured. In cold weather gather the
eggs before becoming chilled.-E. J.
Peterson, N. Oak. Exp. Station.