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Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Accomplishment Uniquei

Lovers of the aesthetic pleasures
in life will welcome this suggestion
for the development of that latent
talent which all too often is
allowed to go undeveloped. The
other afternoon it was my great
pleasure to be in the Harp Studio of
Loretta DeLone. 307 Lyric Bldg,
10Th and Farnam. Interesting indeed
is the a~tistically decorated studio
with its long line of harps under
the windows. Truly the harp is 8
poetical instrument, and easy to
learn. Miss DeLope has several lit
tie pupils of eight years who have
taken less than a year. who play ex-
cellently. Why not visit this studio
while you are in town during Ak
Sar- Ben week?
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
This year filled Nth fears and
grave dubiety
Peculiar to situations of maritime
sobriety,
They hare doubted the sincerity
Of an Ak-Sw-Ben Ball festiUity.
Coatsl Coats! Coats!

SoatSI coats! coats!
And still more of them, and all
conservatively priced at the F. W.
Thorne Shop, 18th and Farnam. For
every occasion, for every purse, in
every color, and every fabric. This
is the three coat shop. They have
divided the coats into three distinct
lines, the very elaborate affairs for
parties, theaters, and more dressy
afternoon wear. The second line,
comprising medium priced coats in
wool velour American pompom
mixtures, at on the swagger new
lines. Fur plush and self collars add
to their smartness. as do the odd
touches in belts, cuffs and button
trimming. These are in all such dis
tinctivc shades as French blue. rein
deer, taupe, burgundy, plum, brown
and mixtures. The next or third
line includes coats of all the new
colors also. The main difference lies
in the Innings, and kind of fabrics
used. They are the utility coats in
the more true sense of the word. and
Mr.. Thorne feels that the prices are
SO very reasonable that everyone
ought to feel justified in acquiring
ore of them for general wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

tiful Figure.
After more than 10 years of actual
work in designing and making OF
women's clothes. Mrs. D. A. Hill,
corset specialist, EOS Neville builo-
ing, Sixteenth and Harvey streets,
has embodied the results Of her ex-
perience in fitting what she believes
women should wear in corsets. The
past eight years she has given her
entire time and concentrated
thought exclusively to scientific cor
set fitting. In a great many cases,
a woman's beautiful lines have been
entirely destroyed by an incorrectly
fitted corset. In such case a care
fully selected scientific corset, that
was especially designed for her par
ticular type of figure, correctly ad-
justed and fitted by corset special
ist. who has made a thorough study
of women's lines and figures will re
store the beautiful youthfulness of
her figure. 1t will also bring com
fort and happiness to the wearer.
The many variations In the forms
of women render impossible the ap-
plication of the same type of corset
to all, a basic error frequently
made by corsetieres. AS g
corset specialist Mrs. Hill will be
glad to solve the problem OF corset
fitting for the woman who is looking
for a corset that will thus lay the cor
rect foundation for a good looking
and we'll fitted suit or gown, plac-
ing at her disposal the ability and
knowledge which cost her half
lifetime of conscientious work and
study to acquire. In view of the re-
quest from our government that we
practice conservation of materials.
and particularly steel, we women Of
America must learn that cheap, Ill
fitting corsets are an extravaganza.
Real economy results from the pur-
chase of better quality corsets.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
A Thousand Gift Suggestions.

Nothing more truthfully expresses
the charm of an attractive woman
than the personality OF her gifts.
Don't let another day pass without
a visit to the Eldridge Importing
company's Shop. at Fourteenth and
Farnam (across from Woodman OF
the World building). In this shop
Of foreign interest you'll find COL
lection conspicuously charming ano
comprehensive. Clip this list out
and and bring it down town with
you: Reading lamps, book ends,
desk sets, bags, beads, nutcracke,
and bowl, lingerie (hand fashioned),
fire screens, and if you appreciate a
cup of tea which is the very best in
the world, be sure to take Tome
with you one OF the cans of Chinese
tea in attractive packages, which re-
Gently arrived in company with a
shipment of candied and presarvas
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Air Seryice-United States Army.

Air Seryice-United States Army.
For some time I've been noticing
this insignia and admiring it too.
We all love to see these outward
signs OF inward glory" don't we7
The Omaha Stationery Company,
307 South 18th street. have full line
of stationery bearing this insignia in
silver wings. They have paper both
in conventional measurements and
"chatty' long sheets. Your boy
would appreciate a gift Of this paper
whether he is stationed in our own
fort or many miles away. The prices
-$l75 for the long sheets. which
have 48 sheets and envelopes in the
box; 81 for the conventional size.
Before the War Prices.
Aren't these few words enough to
make you want to hear the rest?
Even though you have to forego
some other pleasure this week, l
want you to make this special note
in your engagement bookl "a.
Hospe company, Douglas street, see
and hear Mason-Hamlin baby grand
pianos" These instruments of per-
feet tone will always sound just as
they do right now for they have a
feature which no other piano has, a
tonal resonator. a sounding board
shaped like an inverted saucer. this
preserves the tone. You'll love their
artistic cases too. in dark mahogany.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Baby Bunting.

BABY Bunting.
A rival for the time honored Baby
Bunting's Rabbit Skin" are these
adorable little silken padded all en-
wrapping robes for the wee ones.
They're made envelope STYLE with
the fronts overlapping about four
inches. Closed across the lower edge,
with no sleeves and with a peaky,
pokey little hood which draws up
round the face. It's a cozy garment
which frees mothers mind of the
constant fear that baby's fingers and
toes will be chilled. phe plain blue
and pink tinted robes are $3.50. The
slightly more gorgeous embroidered
in dainty blossoms are $4.S5 and S..
Nothing could be daintier or sweet
ar for uous hahH
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
There's q carniUaI of abandon
most bizarre;
Shops repIete with lcares from
hat to car,
And a parade of true "electrify-
ing" g0rgeOusness.
Fashions Every Caprice

Fashions Every Caprice
is mirrored in the display Of work
being done by the Ideal Button and
Pleating company. 800 Brown block.
Sixteenth and Douglas Opposite the
Brandeis store). Mr.. Yer Mehren
welcomes all visitors and is mos
kind in suggesting countless ways
to solve the autumn trimming prob
lem to ones utmost satisfaction and
at the most modest expenditure. He
will show you his work shop where
you can see embroidery, and braid
ing of all kinds, being done on al,
kinds of fabrics, as decorative note
for panels, tunics, and vests. Also
beading and spangle designs on tn.
more filmy materials. You'll be de-
lighted with the wonderful variet,
and inexpressible charm of their
trimmings.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

has been spoiled by not knowing
just where to go for the very best
things to eat. The Pierce Cafe. in
the Keen hotel, Eighteenth and
Harvey, is noted for it's delectable
home cooking, and Mrs. Pierce has
made special arrangements to take
care of out-o-town visitors as we'll
as her regular patrons during Ak
Sar-Ben week. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday lunch will be
served from 1880 to 2 o'clock, and
dinner will be ready at 5 o'clock. For
delicious food and gracious service
let me advise the Pierce Cafe
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Our Native Shore.

One of the very most appealingly
beautiful songs ever written is on
sale at the A. Hospe company
music store. 1t is another of the
soldier songs with the home senti-
ment, and has been adopted by the
Fontenelle Chapter of the Eastern
Star as their song for this year. Go
into the music department of the
Hospe store. They will be glad to
play this song for you. Send me 80
cents and will send it to you.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
The Newest of the Newt

AHc NEWEST Oh INC NeWi
AT the present moment the newest
thing in miladys footwear 10 JET
black ooze calf. This leather OF
distinctive charm 10 being shown
by Napier's Booterie, 307 North Six
teenth street Shoes made OF this
fashionable leather are on exhibit
In New Yorks ,smArtest shopA
Napier's Booterie has just received
= shipment OF oozc calf lace boots
which are made over q pretty long
vamp last with two and onefoufth
inch Louis heel and imitation stitcn-
cd tip At $500, (As a tip" from
mel Id suggest tina, you place your
order at once a. the supply OF these
stunning boots is limited. All or ders
are subject to exchange or refund.
Order direct from Napier's or Let
Polly Do It."
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Originality the Keynote
of These Frocks


Dresses to put right on and wear
through the winter are the models
in the alluring display in the F. w.
Thorne Shop. There is a dress OF
the sort to fit every choice, and to
meet the requirements of every oc-
casion. OF satin. serge, tricolette,
(Which is heavy woven sikh. wool
jersey, and georgette in all the Won
derful modish shades of the season.
l could write pages about the trim
mings Of these dresses. There is a
striking appeal in every one of them.
Braid for the serge dresses, chenille
embroidery combined with different
fabrics, silk fringe with every fabric
(every one | know has at least one
fringe dress), and handsome beading
worked into embroidered motifs.
When you go into this shop this
week, ask to see their tricollette
dresses just received.
Flatiron Garage.
The other day had a phone call
from some friends of mine who were
making a cross-country trip from
Montana on their way to tour the
northern lakes. The lady in the case
phoned out to the house to tell me
how very comfortably they were
resting at the Flatiron Garage, for /,
has charming restroom for wom-
en-, furnished in wicker and affording
every convenience. When you're In
the city during the Ak-Sar-B Ben fes-
tivities check your car, as you would
your hat in this centrally located
garage. 1t has entrances on both
Howard and Jackson streets, with
filling station on Howard. It's with
in a few steps of all the leading
shops and show houses. You'll have
excellent service and I'm sure that
il you go once You'll always go to
this homeiike garage, the garage OF
expert service.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

IDiDIIlslIl,nsriuslElsH
: Remember, I'm always happy
to help you out with ideas and to
: do your shopping for you.
: Be sure to state price, size and
: as many details as possible when
. writing to me. and kindly enclose
stamp for a reply. Purchases will
: be sent c. o. D. unless accompa-
MED by check or Money Order.
: POLLY THE SHOPPER,
. Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Briar Rose Crochet Lace.

Anna Knop Slater, the designer Of
the beautiful Briar Rose lace, has
added another book to the two she
has already published. The new
book. a novelty number, contains di-
rections for making lamp shades,
candle shades, hats, etc, and is beau
tifully illustrated with cuts showing
these articles. During Ak-Sar-Ben
week you can see all of the articles
included in this book, for they will
be on display in the Burgess-Nash
store windows. The books are all
three on sale in art departments Of
the Omaha stores at 25c copy.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

Lovely China.
Wish could tell you Of the lovely
old English china at Orchard &
Wilhelm company's-but there's too
much to tell. You'll find a big, big
ad on page-which tells all about it.
l must say don't miss seeing this
china.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
From MANY Lands.

From Many LANDS.
Unique and givable, every article
in the ALA Shop, 207 South Eigh-
teenth street, is artistic and prac-
teal. In the last few weeks several
new show cases have been added,
and the interesting array of things
oriental" enlarged. The other day |
happened in just few minutes after
the arrival of some Chinese rugs
beauties they areD Yesterday aft
ernoon they told me they had sold
the largest and most valuable rug in
the collection. They have Persian
rugs and tapestries also which serve
as a charming background for ths
far-from-ordinary artful objects in
this shop.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29

Auturun's festivals Ak-Sar-Ben
Haze e'er included days of
jOlhtee. E.
The wise heads of the board
supreme, thinking it judicious
To make much of Omaha's pros
perity.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-29
Frolicsome Jack Frost

rEoIlCSome JACK FROST
has ruined all the fern baskets so
treasured during the summer, so I'm
sure you'll be delighted to hear thisl
John Bath. Eighteenth and Farnam
has ferns for US all, ranging in prizes
from 75c to $3.50, and if you're in
need of baskets, he is showing a
beautiful lot of them in stains of
green, brown and gray, The prices
are marvelously pleasing. When !
asked Mr.. Bath why they were so
reasonably priced, he looked at me
rather drolly and said, these are for
sale, I'm not making a collection"
If you are missing the touch o,
color which the garden flowers have
given the house for so long. orde,
some of the "Hoosier Beauty" roses
You'll love them, for their beautiful
tallness. rich redness, and generous
sweetness. Very ornamental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-25
Statesmen AND AGENTS
Motor Truck Statesmen.

We hswe on.nlngs for i've hgI,-rr.snpre
"Hoicssie motor truck statesmen 20 tutro.
iuce 10 dealers SUPER ore. ION truck sell.
mS az phen"nensi price uf si..a5 A mas.
w ~ ner'"Hlhn'r, giant in strenCth a
n"antf N arpearance. We "n.r a spicndid
OPPORTUNITY 70 tho light utan. Strong -, lie .
cooperation ana Loads from nome oiurr
salary and expense account. iion,,s On
safes. Ehcti"Gt references required AL :
dress All American Truck 60 2yy. West
,hlcaHo Aycilu". Chicago. III
SAl.ESMBS- Wanted. . good ..ics,,Cn 4, no
ar" WORKERS. I" hundle high -clats spe.
'la,'S 70 r"tu n"t'EhniS in smaller cities
ana Towns EN"rN well -rai-d merchant ;,
pr"sD.ctiS* customer Min,n,nn c"mn.sslui,
OF tl' on "ach order Producers can nlacc
orG"r III isiin'E' "c"ry Tt-r
place worth from -. 90, I" - 900 ,,nnti,l,v
I" producers OLD 'stanjshci nrm with
ample an2nc.a. E.iiahi" st!can"n contci,i-
pia,inH chang cary ia New Year WI. do
well 70 write" Address -, pa-ru,-n; y a.
500 Great North.rn iiiic. Chicago
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ANNUAL MEErIN G-Thc regular annual
meeting OF tbs. Ola Dominion trust. 20, OF
nictmond. Va. WIT DO held at lis banding
house at Il o,ci9ck noon on wEDN tiSs
.DA1. JANUARY ). 1919. for the purpose ,f
eicctinG directors for the ensuing Year and
for the transaction or any other business
mat may properly come before the meetiny
w. II. SLAUGHTER SccreIarY
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NPhWTMENTS MD MATS. 70
WEST ENp--Wanted. a furnished house or
Hat between now and January 10. for :.
renned young couple. West End preferred
Call 1Madison l1ol. $500
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.TIlE UNION RANN or KIClIMoNn.

THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND
ne regular annual meeting of the. stock
noideIs OF Ihe Onion bunk OF Ricnmon,i
Va. Tor the election OF directors and Tor
thc transaction or amy other business whicit
may proptriy come before he slid meeting
YIN " ig held rtuRSDAf. January o. fsis. as
,he bank. No. llti East Main Street. itch.
inonu, va
S. Il. RfLAND.
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pnuLrHY Am sUrpLIES.


fIiEONS-carucauX pigeons for sale: also
!, extra t"rhcauN hens and la mia N,
Ihickens C'sDay ligcou Lofts. :.li Eust
- -
foH sale pure trcd E,sr ,'onn Rhudc
island Rcd CoChcr-s fresh eggs by iii.
crate. 10 ar Is dozen. Duror silos is iIr
Geo; ~ Cooke. oahlciEh Poultry Farm,
Euchnar. Va. ~
WANTED ruuitry raiscrs evcrywhvT,, to irv
DIR. less Poultry Ian-a tea free Cali
on any of tho deaicrs below and got a gen
crouS sized free trial package. Feed II ao-
cording 10 directions and learn from your
own experience that Dr. ;icss Poultry
does make hens Law. Excellent Ut inouit
ms Time aud !" start chicks right DR.
He's instant ,cnss ,K,lier L. sure death to
cure isGup use Dr. Hess iioup Remedy Int
yom rec trial package Of Ian-il-cc-a from
any OF these dealers: DIGS X Bca,iIcs East
Main. Marshall and Frenklin; Grant Drug
Co. Broad aud Fast Main: SCOTS Drug
store. corner Seven,cchth and Franklin; ill.,
III. Wallis. 500 East MARSHALL; Dorset Hard
ware Corporation. 2C00' Hui: Roland H.
Childrcy.. ~ North EiEhlcen,h: y. l.. brown,
williamsburg Avenue; Iichtcnstcin's rhar-
macy; 1900 East Mnin; Virgil X. May Il Bro.
i3a t!rook Avenue. W., Il. Vaughan. High
land Park,
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gInsr NATIONAL sANK.

=.
Tho teBuiar annual meeting of tha stock,
holders OF the FIRST Nationai Bank or sRich.
.moud. Va. Tor the election or direc-
Tors, Tor the ratincation, OF tho. ncts or
tho directors for tho last fiscal year. and for
the transaction or any other business which
may properly come before the said. Iueatinr.
Will BE held TUESDAY. JANUARY II, 1917.
at. II noon. In the directors room OF the
bank Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond.
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LEGAL NOy,JCIcs
THE cIniRrH HILL ia NJ i,

TiiE cIiGnclt Hill EINk. INC.
49,, Richmond, Va, Dec a3 IaIS
-, Til, a hnmi , mse,lnE ef the a,oekheIcrs
housr,. TUESDAY, JANUARY H. iniS IL
i;$p 'cInck r. NJ fog the election OF tiircc-
tors. Tor the ratification nj the acts of The
direct"rs FOR. the fiscal year, and tor The
,rnnsn zion OF any other busiaess which may
property come before tho said mectInr $500
EilAS. II, TNLLE,S
--.-----------------a- Cashier.
TIRE CHLRCII fIIIf BANK. INC,
m Richmoud, Va, Dec. q 1918
the board Of iirrct"rs OF this hank have
per cent on the capital stock OF this hsnS
ptyab!e January J, 1913. TO stock holders al
be mailed. 4 - ''s" ~"
cliAs. n. TALLEY.
-E 3tII ~ 81 Caahisr.
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SATURDAY.. DECEMBER IS. 1918.
AT LIN n',lnnk L AZ -

SATURDAY, DEcEM BIER IS, 1918
at 1890 o'clock T.. NJ
that certain lot or parcel of land with
thrcc-Sto brick store building No
lila Hui street. Richmond. Va, com
nencinS at a point i3 feet Ok, inches
east of the east line az Twelfth Street.
which noint - opposite the center Of
Il partition wall separating No. llf3
rom ll2l Iuii street, thence east
whrd'y along north line OF Hull street
ana fronting thereon - feet ~. inches.
moro or less. thence hack northwardly
from said front l5J feet to an alley 20
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale.
including trustees commission of per
"antum and 10 pay OFF and discha rye
spcctiycly. and interest thereon from
December -, 1918, and city and State
due balance cash
w. u. PURCELL JR.. Trustee.
This property is sold subject 10 first
interest. 49,
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| want the best auto truck
salesman in R ic h m ond.
Have a very attractive prop
osition to make him. Must
be young, aggressive, live
wire, with unimpeachable
character. Financial invest
ment not needed, but must
be able to furnish trust COM
pany bond. Write me fully,
advising age, experience and
give three references.
&c ooro T: ~.
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ALEX +. RYLANp. Cashier.

RICHMOND TRUST 6 SAVINGS co.
At meeting of the bOe edm oi d,s:cto as q,
ths con, held this day. me segular
per cent Il "a per cent? was declared upon
us capital stock. PAYABLE January 2, 1919,
business December rs. 1918. Checks viii,
R. j. WILLINGHAM. JR.,
Sccretary.
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Office of
VlRGINGA-cARoLINA CHEMICAL CO..

VlRGINIA-cARoLINA CHEMICAL CO
M, Dividend No 10
lima he rb s9ata OF directors OF virgina Caro-
9,,ar ed a ID. d,y:aend Of one dollar per shass
~ ptr cent? on the common stock of fhis
company; payable February l. 1919. 10
toekhoideIS or record at the close or bust.
mmcsS on "Wednesday. January Is Iaie
Transfer books viii not be closed. - t'is'
5. w. TRAYERS,
reas
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4. II. Gins, Secretary.
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE co.

SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE co,
OF AMERICA.
n, tho s,oS GIhhiSnago. NJ December. .. 1918
Insurance Company of America: $50
You are hereby notified that tho regular
Security Lire Insurance Company OF Amer
;Sa VIII De held az the office OF the Com
M mopd; MA Va: on Wednasssday. the eighth day
O'clock A NJ, for the purpose Of eieetinS
directors of the Company for the enssinE
year, and the transaction of any and ali
o sn business which may be submitted 10
BY order OF tho Board OF Direotor,
.. N. JOHNSON, President
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AUCTiON-LEE.4L
AUCTION SALES. 500
BY YERBY & POLLARD,
Real Estate Auctioneers
1904 Hull Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
\ OLE
DESIRABLE HULL. STREET STORE.
| 110 Hull Street
RICHMOND, VA.

Ey virtue Of la certain deed Of trust,
the clerks office Richmond Chancerv
court. -. Il. ABB, page $40, default
having been made in The payment Of
a portion Of the debt therein secured,
and being required SO To do | viii
sell at public auction. on the premises,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ME UNION nANiS- 49,, Kiaiii a111ssI5

TIE UNlVN BAN!t or KIGiiMOND.
~ Richmond. Va. Dec. 10. 1915
The directors OF this bank bayo ihis dag
nsscI,nrcu the, r.E''iar. tem,snnusl Dividend
,sanh. payable on January D. 1914. to sstostss
iholdcrs OF record on, Decembtr' 90 ioISyt
Ichecks wi.l he n,aiisl. tVsa
$ T. RYi;.ANn,
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WANTllD-nsAL EsTATM


FARMS WANTED
necessary listing blanks. Wo get results
Mor;onl q. rha ih!mer> Farm Department
Eichmond,. Va.
HoPEW ELL. VA.--L.st your property with
BRYANT Realty aud insurance Co. Inc
j. THOMPSON BROwN 81 CO.'S new rent
INST and loan money awaiting you.
LIST your farms and rental property with
Gee sros:. So llull Street; Madison 5330
LIST your West End houses for sale with
White n Co. Randolph 3l3s.
LIST Your property for rent or for saio
With ChapIn ~ Hume.
LIST your farm and city property with us
Garrett y Co. lll2 East Ma Street
LIST your property for sale or rent with
William NJ, Miller " Co.. Inc. l:J North
RICHMOND TRUST x SAVINGS Co, Il
Estate Dena rtment. Seventh and Mali
sPEGiAi. attention paid 10 COLLECTION OF
rents ana supervision Of rental property:
prompt RETURNS made. Harrison & Bates, Z
North Eleventh.
VAUGHAN wHITEHURSr Co. INC, sales
rents; loans: city and country nroperty.
= rToP,sir,S. :, Try US; L, ~f,Taneh.. sas
WE can promptly secure YOU q good tenant
Tor Your houses -Ghawnint & BoNey.
WE have customer for Nest End nron-
ertg Rex g. Jones: 10 North Eighth
WE sell real estate at auction overywhsrc
AIlaltlG Coast Realty Co.. Petersburg, Va
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AMEKlcAN NArlONNL nANk. 4

m RICH MONu. VA. eeE
81, nc board OF directors OF this bank have
ieciLreu a dividend of per cent, payable
70 shnr"hnid.rs IT record at The close, or
business llct.bibrr 81. looks for the ira MS
T. iG r, 81 sIocG 10 DC opened January :. Chochs
Q. H. HILt.
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y. J. cnuLI STABLES. Yig East Cary
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THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. 90
IT.. ktehmond. va. December II, 1918.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this bank Will be held at IT'S banking
mouse on TUESDAY JANUARY IA, 1915. &C
IL NJ. for the election OF directors, for tho
r TS Of the acts Of the directors for
tho last 1lScal year. and Tor the transaction
OF any other business which may, properlyi
come before the said meeting.
CONWAY II. GORDON.