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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
RnMerY Rurlesaners

One would naturally think hat all
the good material that constitutes the
making OF q %burlesque show had been
used up long ago. When n con-
templates the great number of or
CARNATIONS that cater to this line of
attractions admirers touring the
country each season. IL seems fmpos-
sible for any one particular organiza-
ton to have the stamp Of originality,
and 20 give the public something
with the flavor OF newness about IL
would seem utterly beyond endeav-
or. Notwithstanding this apparent
lack of enterprise in so many of these
entertainments. there still remain q
few of the older organizations upon
whose very title the patrons of bur-
lesque are assured hat they can walk
up to the box ONCE with confidence
and call for their favorite seats.
In the offering NEXT Monday at the
Majestic theatre of the Bowery Bur-
lesquers, with Billy Foster and Frank
Harcourt, two OF Americas foremost
comedians. Zoe Hurtig. producer and
manager, Is bringing a company here
that has, during the time 1t has been
on the road, won for itself a reputa-
ton in the world Of burlesque that Is
banked upon by patrons of the bur-
lesque theatres. who spend their
weekly dollar. half dollar or quarter
for such style OF diversion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

COMING soon
Bio Week Coming for N. j.
Several Have Returned Dur
inq Past Few Days

Arrival home of Jersey fighters Is
expected to increase materially next
week, with several units Of Jerseys
own forces are due.
The Hath infantry of the 29th divi-
sion. former National Guardsmen, ars
due in Newport News Monday. The
30sth field artillery of Jerseys 18th
division and the 307th machine u
battalion OF the same division, are "a
in New York Wednesday on the In
fanta Isabella. The 308th machine
gun battalion of the same division is
due in New York next Thursday and
the headquarters men of the 153rd
field artillery brigade and the 30Sth
field artillery regiment Of the 18th,
are due in New York May l. After
that will come another outfit of the
goth the 113th infantry In which there
are many Middlesex county men.
Six more Perth Amboyans from va
ried organizations returned on steam
ers which locked in New York the
past twenty-four hours. They were:
Sergeant George Seaman, og 2S4
High street, Company G.; Sergeant
James A. Anderson. of 334 Market
street. Company A. and Henry Knud-
G. all of the 332nd tank corps, came
In on the Mallory. James H. Casey.
Of 3s9 High street. with &c 3f0th In
fantry, Company +, and Joseph Fish
kin, of 308 State street, with conva-
descent camp No. 10, came on the Fin
land.
Sergeant Martin lessen, of 461 Am
boy avenue, come in with base hospi-
tai 10 outfit on the Freedom. He is
. brother of Maurice lessen. formerly
Of the EVENING NEWS staff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
prBLIC AUCTION SALE

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Fourteen (14) cows to be sold to the
highest bidder.
Sale to take place on Tuesday. May
9Th, 1919, at 3 p. M. on the farm of
Rachel Neiss and Abraham Neiss. St
Georges Road, Woodbridge Township,
N. j., fsituated near the race track.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

The admirers OF william s Hart.
who have seen him in Blue Blazes
Rawden," The Tiger Man." Selfish
Yates" n other strong, virile photo
plays viii find it rather difficult TO i'm
agine him as q sea rover but in his
latest Aircraft picture produced I'M
der the supervision OF Thomas III.
Ince, he is seen as shark" Monroe,
master Of a sealing schooner. Hard
tales have been told of the cruelty
and daring Of the SHARK" but when
a beautiful young woman comes into
his life. his nature is changed and he
finds courage and will to fight hard to
win her affection.
Mr.. Hart as usual is ~spendidly sup
ported by capable players, chief.
among them being Katherine Mac
Donald, who does some unforgetable
bits of acting as Marjorie Hilton, Joe
Singleton, as Big Baxter" a dis
reputable hotel keeper and George
Mcdaniel as Webster Hilton, a dissi-
pated man who regains himself in the
SHOWS of Alaska. The picture will be
displayed at the Royal theatre today
and tomorrow, with every accessory
necessary TO make this of the best
productions displayed at this theatre
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Arrest 3 In Raid on DisNderIy
House; Two Fined, One Jailed

A disorderiy house at 1876 New
Brunswick avenue, which has been
under suspicion for a long time and
upon which the police have kept sur
yefllance, was raidedI last night, when
Roundsman Calvin, after following
two suspects who finally entered the
place, decided it was time to make q
complete investigation. Summoning
Detective Joseph Gutowsko n Pa
trolman Edward Morgan the rounds
man entered the place and went up
stairs where they arrested Katherine
Hayes, of South Amboy, and Roy
Weir. OF Tottenville. Weir claimed
that he had hired the room for the
night, paying the proprietor. Harry
Skoisky, 50 for 1t. Accordingly Skol-
sky was taken into custody and the
three were. taken to headquarters in
the patrol.
When arrangned before Recorder
Pickersgili this morning Skolsky
pleaded guilty and was fined 500.
Weir was fined $40 and Katherine
Hayes, an old offender. was sentenced
to. a sixty day term in the workhouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
FRECKLE-FACE:
Sun aud Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Rmoye Easily. g r. .

Here's a chance Miss Frecsie-face,
to try a remedy for freekles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that II
will not cost you a penny unless IL
removes the freckles; whils~4fN II does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling. .
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself OF
the homely freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee of money back
II 1 fails to remove freckles.-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
$500 Damages for Local Men
In Supreme Court Action
ku Stan eorrsspordent.

6u SfdH Correspondent
the suit for damages Between Chase
Kehrer OF Ferth-,snboy, plaintiff, vs.
Fred De Motif nnsszaEman,. which was
-heard xesaay In the supreme court,
$ to the amount of $500 were
.ated in the jury's verdict Joseph
e. Stricken appeared for tie plaintiff,
and James f. Pyle for the defense.
The case of George Spencer Ridner
vs.. George Iimouse, was started this
morning before Judge Lloyd and jury.
Randolph Perkins appears for the
plaintiff, and ]. Emil Walsch for the
defendent. The jury is composed of
John J. Williamson. Nelson Petty. p.
r. Dixon. George Jolly, John G.
Hornsby, Samuel w. Skirm. George J..
White, Adam Christ, Albert II. Bran.
Hans p. Hendrickson, Robert Wander
hoef. BY agreement. of counse the
jury Ia composed of blu eleven men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

alleviate the sIfferings of the wound
ed n orphaned and homeless DUR
ing the days when France and
Belgium were Scared and scared
by sword and torch, and pounded and
rocked by the great German guns. II
depicts the tenderness of the mother
heart in its conflict with the horrors
of war. 1t pays a deserved tribute to
womanhood as expressed in the Red
Cross nurse. 1t presents a side of
the war which we have been too prone
to overlook.
The story of The Heart Of HUI
manity' was written by Olga Scholl
and Allen Holubar, adapted for the
screen by Nj. Holubar and produced
by him. II deals with the romance
of Nanette. the little ward of Father
Michael. parish priest of a commu-
nifty In the Canadian Northwest. While
the Pensioners are celebrating the
marriage of Nanette and John, the
Oldest and braveSt of the Widow Pa
trfcia's fly sons, news comes of the
declaration of war by Germany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Want Mortgages Cancelled
BY stor Corressondenf.

BY Sfdf CORRESPONDENT.
NEW BRUNSWICK, May An
the court of common please here to-
day. Martha A. Devoe OF Newark
applied for the cancellation
OF three mortgages, which were dated
1862, 1864 and 1876. Judge Daily
signed the cancellation order.
+ The application of Abe Duff OF
Roosevelt for the transfer TO himself
OF the liquor license held by Kate
Juskowitz was withdrawn this morn
ing. The application of James Ro-
gan and Morris Epstein for a renew
al of their inn and tavern license at
Rogan's corner was put Off for q
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Arrest IN sIot Machine Cases.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May after
several months of evidence gathering
and watchful waiting, the person WIN
1t is said Is distributing slot machines
around this county and other parts of
northern New Jersey was arrested
yesterday afternoon in West Orange
by o detective from the local bureau.
The mans name is Davenport and he
was released under $500 cash bond
to appear before the grand jury
Cher of County Detectives Peltier has
been after this man for a long time
and had q detective on Davenport's
trail for the past week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
At the Dftmas.


'Blacde's Redemption" which win
be the feature at the Ditmas today
and tomorrow with Bert Lytell as
the star, Is the second of the clever
Red Book Magazine stories from the
pen of Jack Boyle to be made into
screen plays by Metro. The first vas
Boston Blackie's Little Pal" in
which Mr.. Lytell did splendid work.
"Blackie's Redemption is the
story of a gentleman crook" who
desires to "go straight" Re gives
UP his lawless pursuits and Is about
to marry the girl he loves when he
is arrested and sent to prison for a
crime committed by others.
How he makes his daring escape
is one OF the many thrillirG Incl
dents and which leads TO q powerful
and startling climax. The clever cast
Mr.. Lytell includes such
as Alice Lake. Henry Kolker,
Bernard burning, Jack Duffy. William
Gertrude Short, Don Bailey,
Taylor and All Tov.
"Hit or Miss" the splerdidly en-
World Picture starring
Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn Gree
ley, will s be offered today andvtd4
1t is jam-packed with tn
from start TO finish and is
another one in the CLEVER interesting
unusual pictures made by this famous
and immensely popular team OF screen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Local Firm Incorporates

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 2:-rn-
corporation papers for the Goldfarb-
Kapfan Construction Company of ITO
Madison avenue, Perth Amboy. were
filed here yesterday. The agent Is
Jacob Kaplan and the firm will do a
general contracting and constructing
business. There are 1880 shares of
stock of 500 par value. David Gold
'farb, of $40 Maple street, has ninety
shares; Mrs. Ida Goddard, of the
same address. ten shares, and Jacob
'Kapian, 100 shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Sudden Death in Roosevelt

Coroner James ]. Flynn was called
to, the home of Michael Schwizer, of
z6 Emerson street, Roosevelt, last
night. on the death of his wife. Helen
Schwizer, twenty-seven years old. who
found dead on the fioor by her
husband on his return from work.
Heart disease Is given as the cause
of death. Besides her husband the
woman Is survived by one child.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
Hold County Seat Man.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May SAL
pma Zaee of this city was committed
TO the county Jail this morning by
John Watson. recorder Of the police
court, on a charge of carrying wea-
Donk He was arrested several days
1go when a loaded revolver was found
on his person.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
VIRGINIA H~OUsEKEEPER

TELLS Of Remedy for Chronic Cosghs
Crockett. Vat had a chronic
cough. was rundown, oyerworked and
hardly able to keep about and do my
houzework. when my druggist asked
me to try vinol. / quickly improved
by it's use. my cough disappeared and
q has built me up in every way" Mrs.
H. Honnshen.
h reason we guarantee vinoi is
because II is a constitutional remedy
containing beef and cod liver peptones,
II builds up the entire system and re-
moves the cause Of coughs and colds.
For sale by all druggists-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

At The liberty.

THE Heart of Humanity" which Is
to be presented at the Liberty theatre
today and tomorrow. with Dorothy
Phillips in the featured role. is an
Allen Holubar production
brings to the screen the in
story of a woman's efforts to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

BOY-Deliyery. boy wanted a, once. 100
IVES, Main street
BOYS-Wsnied, hfteen boys 70 distribute
at 1890 - south Tenth street.
BCFFERS-Wanted. several buffers. both
iron and brass Good wages and steady
sob Address 500 Thirteenth Street. y. W..
Washington. ID. {.
CABINET MAkERS-Wanted. several cabl-
net makers aud stair builders: who
ran operate machinery Portsmouth Lum-
her Corporation. Portsmouth. Va
IL. SlaI NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

THURSDAY. April IT. 1919.
at O'Clock p. NJ. sharp. !
sixty three feet on the east line Of
Brook Avenue just north of Oak Street.
with the old frame buildings thereon.
inc SAID lot running back eastwardly
between diverging lines. having a
wldth IN rear OF ninety (9O) feet9
Immediately thereafter. we will sell
three lots in rear of the abovE de-
scribed property. having joint 'front.'
age OF ono hundred and ninety feet on
LIZ hiEh street. bounded on the south by
forty feet.
Immediately thereafter. we will sell
very valuable lot at the southeast
corner of Bacon and Siedd Streets,
fronting ninety-slx feet on Bacon
street. thence running southwardlv=
two hundred and six feet more or. less
TO tho right of way of the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad. a,
On tho same day, at O'Clock p Nj:
We VIII sell the two story frame dwell
ing known as No. 700 Barton Avenue
barton Heights. The dwelling con.
tains six rooms. heated by furnace
electric lights. gas. etc. Lot sixty by
one hundred and seventeen and half
feet.
TERMS: One-th cash. residue at
one and two years from date of sale:
deferred payments to bear interest at 6
per cent, secured by deed OF trust on
the property or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser.
]. w. WITT,
W. w. FARROW. M
Executors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

FOR SALE. :
8-Room Dwelling
Grace Street cast of Ryiand; all ron.
vcnicnces, $4,000.
n. r. RlCHESON & CO
Eleventh and Bank Streets
BY j. D. CARNEAL & son.
Real Estate Auctionecra.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Excellent Building Lots
in the West End

BY virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated August 10. 1915. recorded in
i,tichmond Ghanccry Court clerks of
having been made in the payment Of
the debt thereby secured, and ha wing
been required by tho beneficiary there.
IN SO 10 do. l Will, on
MONDAY. APRIL IA. 1919.
aS o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sell tho
property described therein as followS>p
That lot OF land in the city OF Rich
half of block No 12. in Scott and How
Subdivision. OF Sydnors Point. made hy
lanes T. Redd & Son. dated August s,
i rS ., recorded in the clerks office OF
Hcnrico County Court. in plat book
NO. I. page 10. and being tho .sa me
property conveyed to a. G. Hoover by
A. knr r. b BruG is, trustee by deed dated
county Court in Deed Book 1854.
page 342, and more particularly de-
soribed as follows:
mont Avenue, thence extending east
wardly along the southern line or said
Beverly Street :9S feet inches IN
Carr2llon, Street, extended: thence
carrolton Street. extended, lis feet To
q niteenIfoot alley: thence westwardiy
along said alley 42s feet 10 inches 10
Seaumont Avenue; thence northwardly5
along the east line of said Beaumont
Avenue TO the point of beginning.
rms block Of land is in a good loca-t
tion and in close proximity to ali the
lent proposition to build up with small
houses or apartments, which are SO
Sadly needed in Richmond at this time.
make m nenes BY OF bui 1Ss property can
rcselling as a speculation Attend an Il
an %E Est bargain s gall
D. c. o'FLAHERTY.
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BY POLLARD s. BAGBY, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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MERCHANDISE
Good Things to Eat.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. selected stalks care
fully packed 25c can *. Cllman's Son
Inc $50 Ea3, Main Street. Telephone
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Money to LOar

LOANS
NEW OFFICE
NEW METHODS,
BENEFICIAL LOANS
we lend money TO any one who has steady
employment and good character. BankabIs
se curity not required. No pawns.
LOANS SOS TO $500.
Repayable in 10 or moro monthly INSTALL
ments. Legal charges only unpaid bal
anccs for actuai time due. Inquiries Invited.
New accounts desired.
Prompt CONFIDENTIAL HELPFUL
Write. Call or
PHONE MADISON 2537.
Hours. o Daily.
Licensed Money Lenders.
eooh NORTH SIXTH STREET.
SECOND FLOOR.
Under State Banking Supervision.
Member Legal Reform bureau TO eliminate
tho loan shark evil
LOANS. Thompson Brown & Co. new
rent Hat and loans. Money awaiting you.
HAS tho girl Ioft7 Phone Randolph and
advertise for another.
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company manufacturing a nom
alcoholic beverage that has been
famous for more than 80 year. In
Boston. Is Just beginning to intro
duce 1, outside OF New England. and
requires the services OF salesman
for tho South. Qualification. nc
cessa.y; large acquaintance with
bot,!ers. druggists and so!, drink
dealers Mus, DC hustler and
strictly temperate. The hirhcs,
class references vii! DC required.
For particulars address Manu!ac-
turer. Be, 1892. Boston. Mass.
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Situations Wuntc0-IIcmale. g

STEEOGRArHERS. onlcc girls Other To-
male help furnished free Phone Ran
dolph $50. RichmOnd Employment Agency,
tnN East Broad.
WELL ENPERIENCED lady in general OF
Nc" work and ledger posting desires po-
sitIon wncrc merit counts Address l., Jg2
car" Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-12

WANTED. FOR AN IMMEDIATE
PURCHASER. MONUMENT AVE
NUE. DWELLING. MUST BE
MODERN AND Ur.To-DATE N
EVERY RESPECT. ACT QUICK.
CHAFrN & HUME
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Machinery and Tools.

BOILER AND ENGINE-For sale, one boil
or and engine complete with No. , Amer
lean sawmi!l. pony cdser, cut off saw swing
c arts AL necessary betting. Cheap to a
Route &. Stony Creek. Va @'
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4UCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices.

MD, %i, M';. R'S lasg5s "5B5Ta i lss
IS 1919. for the co"s,rne,ion OF con epr,.
nrdgo over JcTrics Creek. near uppervtile.
IS fets 'iS oss Tans s and .pees
burg va On and md hs s ae. p pr, Lees
formation furnished on application 10 the
naAv e sssn Sa cheek he for 500
and tST 500 ioT each bid on the he f Srase
Tsjee, any or ali bids GsF Coleman snv?S ta To-
lIishway Commissioner.
SENA otis5 Of A Annual SE nhILwAY Co
hereby her given that the annual meeting Of
ay Company viii he held a, , hr c Line
0 IL the cy OF G0 dseryyju HSr Va
r. So S'3 pS noon. on he sth day OF May. 1919
Tors and Tor the transaction or any and ali
PnsinGSS mat may s"me before the meeting
s aI and ratiiicas'n or ali contracts
tors and officers since the annual y meeting
Nth vi tSe last held In accordanes
Of, business ON the 18th day OF April. 1919.
The Of ee"ra e nf ,Sier ~ yas
na, tnis A mgf'in 6 MSber l. Nu, Secretary
pssks and Ohio Ra hiSpsS Gompany che Sa.
Fs Feb Of a9 e. isls %ee Mic.
s sha' me ma annSai meeting OF the sos khod.
SSompany will be held. as provided in the
bylaws. at the general Office OF tho COM
pany in tho city OF RICHMOND. Va I'm on
TUESDAY. April 20. 1919. At ii O'Clock 4. NJ
lpr me following purposes: (a) for the
eiection OF directors: tbJ to consider any and
Al Al hcuon heretofore taken or authorized
nv Sre S SSInmittee OF tho company which ma,
transact such other business as NAV ia ~
, July come before the meeting. The stock
transfer books will close at the ONCE Of
ne company. No. II broadway. New York
Sity; on Friday. March IS. 1918. at 3 o'clock
-: 1919. at 10 O'Clock a. 81. BY order OF
r rnt,r Doard OF directors. a. Trevvett. Sec
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HARDWARE

LlNlMENT-to or ,p!mples, eruptions; ecze
ma. old sores. indoient ulcers and boils
Regal Blood Purifier, Eczema Ointment
Eczema Lotion and Royal Linimcnt. in use
60 years. Regal Chemical Co. eco Easl
Marshall Street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

WATCH REPAIRiNG-Eapc watch re.
pairing. moderate charEcE. Terrell Bros.
b. West Broad.
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AUCTIONS-LECALs
LCgnl Notices.
- =
o.

BTDS-onlcc OF tho State High nv-r ,,,.
mission Richmond: Va. April !. ISIS.
B'ds will be received at the clerks nrscc.
Monday, April 2s. 1919. for tho c"nvtrn vo.
Ton or steel bridge iSs fec, long ornrf
STURGEON Crock. on the I.awrcnccvi Vile p;,nLs
load, miles from Rawli.s. known az fhc5
i,o%ios MIL Bridge. In Brunswick COUNTY
.Icrh once lawrcnc.vi,c Na and AZ
ms of'cH Further information furnished
on .anplCaton 10 the undersigned a r.r,t
ncd chgck 70, '5oo mus, aeeompans each
hld INC right is rived to re Ice, an.
or all bids. G.. L. Coleman state Hichray
Commissioner. e'"aS
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EAECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF
Three Valuable arceIs
Of Land Below
Described

IS executors under the will of w. r.
NcComD, deceased, the undersigned.
VIII sell by auction. on the premises,
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

BUSINESS WANTED--founG man with !.
business would IKE 10 get auto accessory
business Have $1,000 TO invest. ii los. ca re
Times. btspatch.
LIBERTY BONDS ana war saving stamps
bought. Hold. loans negotiated. Com aer-
ga! Guarantee Co. IS North *inth. Hours
- daily SATURDAY evenings. 6-s.
MONEY n government bonds BANKER
wants 100 gentlemen cooperate: Buy
bonds .t once Give Your phone. Box 1855
OIL SroCk-TcxaS oil conpa niea arc max
Ing money. WIN sell loco shares OF
my Holman Oil and Refining stock al -
cents per snare par value 81 Cunpany
owns Zee s!mpie nearly 900 acres In Ranger
Texas Oh! held with refinery tn operation
Need money 81 once IN other business. 4
good buy. W. j Dobbs. 1925 Corsicsna
POOL ROOM Newly equipped i've first
class aolcs. cheap to quick buyer with
part ash. :i2 East Main street
SAWMI!I. BUSINESS Active partner
thoIoushly experiences in sawmiil bust
ness wanted for large timber proposition in
Virginia Large mill just located and OPP
crations beginning. Partner must be man
OF character and ability and have at least
So.vpu ready money. l3l. care Times
Dispatch.
STuDlO--For sale. wcll-cquIpped studio
. with good paying business Owner in
France only reason for selling. VIII rent
address Mrs II. II. Hunt. Fa-mvIir Va
Investments, Stocks Bonds 20
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale. SO
FARA-Wanted. to hear from ownor OF
farm for sale: give description and price
Room II. Johnstown. Pa.
FARMS-For farms and city property see
G: l.. & h l.. Denoon. 8e7 =. Main Street
FARMS-For choice farms and SUBURBAN
property, see James l.. Cosby. SOL Mutual
Building. Randolph asa.
FARAS-We sell farms. W. S Robinson &
Co.. Real Estate and Loana. IT'S 4. Frank
lin.
WE HAVE some beautiful small homes on
the Seven Pines and Petersburg car lines
and on r., +. +. Railroad. out OF which
YOU can ind home to suit See us In
person for Information. l.. Il. Branch, ss2
east Main. Room 2.
so ACRES-For sale. by owner dwelling.
small store, 30 acres good land on main
road near county seat and railroad. Box
50. Route I. Louisa. Va.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

Extra heavy, linen finish Sheets, of dur
able grade sheeting; S1x9o inches, with 3
inch hem.
Evening star., 1919-03-13
32c Crash, 2Ic Yard
SI.o8 Sheets at SI.45

Extra weight in Hnen-fiHsh for dish or
roller towels. Limit five yards to Gus
toner.
Evening star., 1919-03-13

29c and 35c VoiIes, Csc
Plain colored and printed Voiles in 2I-inch
widths. Mil seconds and sample pieces in
variety of new styles.