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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-22

In execution of deed of trust dated
clerks ONCE Of Richmond Chanctrv
Court, ID. 3. e45-B, page 2+2. and in the
clerks Office of Henrico Circuit Court,
ID. +. 2lo-\, page iI4, default having
been made in the payment OF por-
ton of the debt therein secured, and
being required SO to do by the note
holder. | Will Sell by auction. on the
premises on
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WEDNESDAY, JULY %,
at $3.50 o'clock L. NJ.

First. The above mentioned parcel of
lana. hcinE new frame dwelling of
seven or eight rooms and very attrac-
tive. The lot has frontage Of 100
feet by l4@ feet deep TO an alley.
Second. AT O'Clock p. ~. VIII sell
the above -mentioned DWELLING known
os No. SI03 williamsburg Avenue. con
tanning hvc or six rooms. The lot has
n frontage of IL feet 6 inches by a
depth of about SIS feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to nav cost
OF sale. any taxes that may be due. a
note for $ia and note for $4,000. tho
residue AT one year from date OF sale:
deferred payments to he evidenced Nv
deed OF trust and to bear interest from
date of sale.
DAVID MEADE WHITE
Trustee.
ir.,.r.l:IiJNt: vnIr want .d 1.n
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REAL EST .4YE FOR SIZE
Farms and Land for Sale.

Farms and Land for Sale IS
FARNS-rhc {. Il. Harris tract 600 acre q
IN Louisa County. on South Anna River
miles from Louisa. VA; has been cut into
acres cleared about 200 acres nf river Iov
grounds balance upls nj: small DWELLINGS,
several tobacco barns. blcs. fenced With
wire Splendid srass. grain and tobac
land Como and buy bargain. Write FOR
hsndbill giving fun details. Vcnabie <.
Ford Auctionccrs. lynchburg. Va
our list. Sec 4. l.. * H. l.. Denoon
So1 East Main Street.
FARMS-I.ist that farm with Pollard e.
Basby. Eleventh and Main Streets. Rich :
mond Va.
EARMS-Fur sale in any location cal
W. 5 Rubinson & Go. us East Franklin
F.tRMS-F"r farms Of any dcsCriution see
Rex u. Jones Co. Inc. IL North Eight h
FARMS II Il ~ farm you want. see Gar
reil < 60. liz East Main Street.
FARMS-W, specialize in farms aud timber
tracts II Interested see Mir. Chill.
ORGY. +. '. Whitchurst * Co iol4 E:a -
Main Sl-ceI Randolph 37nb.
FARMS-Aibemarlc County orchard in
heart of rippin and wncs"p section. la5
acres. so acres In plantation. $500 trees
1900 in bearing. Albsnaric pippin Wine
sap and some peaches This years crop in
cluded with place viii come near TO ono
half the asking price Of $4,000 Other good
orchards and some unusual farm bargains
Wilder & Co. Charlottesville. Va
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. LADY1Wanted lady for light office work..
Short hours. Pay small Apply by letter
in own Handwriting. 555. care Times
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DISPLAY-CLAsslFIED
WHITE & COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctionccr.,...
American Bank Building.
Richmond. Va. J.
:. "
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Tract of 'imber Land
in Goochland County

CONTAINING 4o2 1-2 ACRES. ABOUT
1-2 MILES FROM WEST VIEW
X. r. STATION, on THE c. & o. RY..
AND ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM
GOOCHLAND CONTINUOUSLY.
This land is well tfmbered and Ia
an unusual opportunity.
In execution OF deed of trust. dated
10Th day OF May. 1916. and recorded i'm
the clerks office OF Goochland County
circuit Court, -. u. 81. page iO2. de-
ment of the debt therein secured. and
having been required by the beneficiary
therein so TO do, we Will sell BY Dublic
auction.
THURSDAY. JULY -. 1919,
at Goochland Courthouse,
at 2:3O p NJ, ~
the above tract of land. described as
follows: to-wit:
Al that certain tract of land in
Goochland County. Va, in LickinEholu
district. on the waters of Little Lick
inghole Creek Il short distance nortb
OF the Cartersvilc Road, containing
30 IL acres, and being the same tract
SHOWN on plat made by Richard Har-
rlS' dated March 81, 1913. and recorded
in Plat Book No. !. page III. with "A
certain deed from Emma i. james to
Il. w; Wilson and Mrs w. T.. Deo
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay costs
-! with interest from November -.
l9lS; $40 with interest from May 25
1919; $1,000 with interest from May %,
1919, balance in two equal instaflmcnts
sale, evidenced by notes with interest
secured By deed of trust on the prop
erty, or purchaser may pay all cash IL
he so desires.
AMERIGAN NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VA.
Trustee.
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PERATORS--Wantcd. operators for I'M
proved power sewing machines. to do
plain sewing: cool and comfortable sewing.
room. Apply Ric.lniuud Dry Goods Co.. IL
Go
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MONEY
TO LEND
on Richmond city and suburban real
estate IN sums from 81 900 to 100000.
SUTTON G co
BY RuFFIN & SLOAN, 80.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
$3.50
AUCTION SALE ~
OF nrs
No 1lc1 WEST AVENUE.

At the request OF the owner, We shall
oHcr Tor sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is. 1919.
at o'clock Il. NJ, .r
.nat attractive and wcll-built dwelling
containing . rooms i'm excellent CO.'S
dition. with the usual city conve-
niences. The lot fronts 81 feet g. inches
OH the southern line of West Avenue
commencing 1913 feet west Of RnId
street. with depth OF 1l5 feet to N
alley is feet wide. This sale should
ne very attractive. s the neighbour
mood is choice one. and possession
can ne had on September l.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
RCFF1N e SLOAN,
AuCtiOncArs.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING
No. 3709Wi lliamsburg
Avenue

AND 4 NEW FRAME DWELLING AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
Rum AVENUE AND FENTON
TEOSE
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BUY 4 sood used car. Read the descrip-
lions OF the good ones offered for saIs
To-Day In the classified ads
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SAIESW OMAN-t CoIorcD to canvas the
coiorcd population of Richmond. high
class patriotic. Legitimate. proposition.
GOOD worker can earn from SID TO SO daily.
Only fitst-ciuss persons need anS,vcr. stating
at least 3 good references. Address j. w
NJ r. .. Box -. Petersburg. Va.
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ASK US for details.

MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
so2 e. Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT
HeIp Wunted-Fcnlale.

Grin Wanted. one white Giri TO worn in
Richmond. Va. lunch room $50 East
Cary street. from 10 \. ~. to T.. NJ No
sunday work.
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SALESI,A DIES Can give employment TO
additional saicsladics who VIII work reg
ularly. Also four young ladies for Satir
day. Harvey l.. StranS " Son. Twenty
hffb and t.l,y Strscts
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SrAI3LE MAN-Wantrd. first class man 70
look after horses and attend such work
around stable. Bring references America n
lkread and Raking 20. First and Leigh S,s.
nh i:Sk nr,ag quick -evuira
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AUCTIONS-LEC.A
DISPL.4Y-CLASSIFIED

- y Special Communica ton OF Joppa
~ Lodge. No 40. y. r. & A. NJ will
H& hc held At the Masonic Temple Tues.
Members NJ sister lodges and transient
brethren arc fratcrnalv invited 10 be pres-
mt. By order Of the Worsh.pful Master
GEORGE g. JEFFERSON. Sccrrtars
BY POLLARD d BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers
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We have added 4 battery of Burrouc IS
Caiculators TO our teaching equipment 10
!. train women and girls for these positions.
students become proficient and able To cara
attractive salaries after a brief course of
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IDEAL WORK FOR WOMEN.

Hundreds OF good positions IN business Of
fees are open 10 competent women ca!cula
Tor operators.
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MENnwa taw vs men 70 learn the barber
cataiogne richmond barber College. els
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SNi,t;SI "a ID t3S-Wantcd. experienced sales
ladies I'm our suit dcpa rtnent. Apply Soilod
& co. after Z. NJ, 900 East Broad street
SALESI.A DlES-Wanted. experienced ales-
ladies for Saturdays only. Apply Sollod
L. 20 East Broad street
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MACHlNl>T'-M anted, machinist or mill
wright who can do hrst-ciass work erect.
ing machinery. hanging shaftlnx. etc. APP
PLY tlarcnrc Cosby, lto3 East Cary
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FkESS Elk anted. presser Tor HOFFMAN
machine. Apply Harty, lJlll.2 West
Main Street
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MERCHANDISE
Nanted--To iSuy. 60

FtkNlIuRE-- Wan'ed. TO buy any ounn
tty OF second hand furniture. Call KAn
1oNh bih2. ,<road Street Auction Co
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Musical Instruments.
Specials at the Stores.

cEl.LO-Fine old cello. good condition ,;5
Apply To y. 7. Shedding North Sirtb
az nhonc 90 p. NJ Randolph ;ao-W
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cash paid for feafbrr.
anil .nildMc3 Madison 6307. Rcar'i
fCNNlTURE- Wsnied. any quantity R..,
prices paid. Phone Madison mos "eN
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HOUSES TOT SAFE. 81
CLAY S'r-we viii make an attractive
price to any wishing good Invest.
ment on Clay street. The owner has in.
structcd uS "a soil and sell quickly. In
quiricS invited. q. - Cephas. $50 |. . North
FOR sALE-Four. room detached house
large lot; only $4,000. Easy terms An.
ply 80 Nest Leigh Street
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We are not goinK 10 worry you with Ionr
e%7ian ation Of the different orsanixat ton,
We heionE to. but We do want 10 tell you
interest on household furniture in amounts
from $40 up 10 $500 u is our pleasure to
explain and talk 10 you in regard 10 /. loan
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GOI.D AND SILNER-W ny not trado IN
your Did discarded gold AMI silver for
some OF our up-io-d date icwrlry silver
ware2 - Luns!cn a. Sons. 73i East Main
HOUSEHOLD GOOpS-Wanted TO buy
, houschoid goods In any uuanti'y. Phono
EarIoiph l21S
LAM MUM e.tt-Wantcd, second hs nj
ono horse lawn mower Madison I33.
PIANOS. furniture hvuSrhuid goods bought.
=. sold eNchanged Anderson. Broad at
fi;aL Madison 1885,
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SnpES--tul- shoes Empire Shoe 20
hht West Broad. o w.
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FINANCIAL

w
-
MON El--Arc you III need of money IL III.
that mortgage? II 80 see Kuiiin x sloan
Is North Eighth Street
MONEf-l o.n I" huusckccpcrs at legal in.
;crcst. Standard Credit Co. II: North
Ccurth street. Madison 3GT2.
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INSURANCE. MEN-Two experienced debit
men Salary contract. Write call on
F.. w. Lamherson. Superintendent Life ana
Casually Insurance Company, Box Gil. New
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Letter from Manchester District.

question: IF the 17-year locusts
are now within a few inches OF the
surface of the earth as | have found
them the past week while digging IN
the garden, how deep were they SIX
teen years ago?'
DR.. Mary Walker, aged 81 years
died recently at her home, on BUNKER
Hill. near OsWego, N. Y, after long
illness. She was surgeon in the
civil war and was awarded a congress
sionaI medal OF honor. She gained
considerable fame by being the only
woman allowed to appear iii male a.
tire by an act of Congress. Dr MARY
Walker led picturesque career
Four years were spent OH tne DaNie-
fields of the Civil War. The remain
der of her active life was spent IT'D
fighting for feminine dress reform
and women's right to political sum
rage in which movements she was
pioneer. She frequently claimed TO
have been the first American woman
to attempt to cast ballot in a legal
election. Her livelihood was earned
during all these years by her private
medical practice and by writing.
In newspaper we find Mrs. Crane
purchased an old Bible at a public
sale for 13 cents and found a 500
bill In it. AS she was the highest
bidder for the book and contents, II
rightfuily belonged to her.
1AH for pleasure" can be seen on
all sides by those who take time to
think and count their many blessings
each day.
it seems by newspaper reports that
Uncle Sam il Disguised with the
affairs i'm general with the Central
Powers in Europe 1T IL strongly
limited that all IT, 8. troops will be
withdrawn from France, Germany and
Russia and then let them settle their
own petty disputes.
We learned Of man who has OBJ
served the custom of eating IL eggs
for his Easter breakfast for many
years past He may not remember
and may not care to know that such
breakfast for him alone will cost
nearly one dollar, including the lard,
bread and other articles of diet to
complete the meal.
Strawberries are now on the market
at 80 much apiece instead of only II
cents per box"
Recently met farmer who claim
Cd a. he was sowing clover seed by
hand, "15 cents a handful" a. the seed
sells at DO cents per pound.
On Easter Sunday morning one OF
the largest audiences I have seen at
the Emmanuel Lutheran church at
Manchester listened attentively to a
very interesting and well delivered
sermon on the text, Quicken Thou
Me-" Many pretty flowers and ferns
were in evidence and some flowers
were placed in the pulpit by loving
hands in memory of loved ones gone
before.
Recently we received letters from
many states saying my letter was read
each week, and long time telephone
message from a former townsmen,
saying | do not write enough. 1t is
evidence that papers are read now as
never before.
There are vet some cases of in
fiuenza in differentlocalities but peo-
pie who foolishly predicted that every
person would have siege of it are
discreetly keeping their silence lit
reminds me OF the so-called prophets
who predicted when the world is to
come to an end, and even the angels
in Heaven shall not know when that
eventful time shall occur.
j. ALBERT ZEPP, Manchester, Md
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WANTED

At Carroll Orchard, mile troM :1 IN
Ground Hill back Of Baltimore PlA "
man and wife Oh mother ana ~ N
tennRt house.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
HARNESS REP AIRING!

Have again opened my HARNESS
REPAIRING Business at my residence
on East Main Street. All business
given prompt attention. Give me a
call.
! have for sale my Store and Resi-
dence Property next to Farmers a.
Mechanics National Bank.
JOHN POISEL,
apr 4tf Westminster, Md.
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T. Y. Submarine Foes Converted Into
sfMercv Fleet"

Washington, April 19--Statistics
made public BY the United States
shipping board show the board now
has ISL vessels, representing 95O,O0t
dead weight tonnage, engaged IL
carrying food to the starving nations
of Europe.
Built by the Emergency Fleet cor
.poration, and originally designed as
a weapon to defeat Germany's sub
marine campaign, says the statement
the ships now are serving as great
mercy feet" feeding friend and fot
alike.
Regular runs are being made Pc
tween Atlantic ports and ports q the
North Sea, the Mediterranean and tht
Adriatic. Each ship carries a capac.
ity cargo OF -four, beans grain, peer
and other supplies.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
TRAIN is CAPTURED BY BOOZE
RUNNERS
Two Negroes Kill Detective and Kid.
nap Another; Turn Tables on Cap

Two Negroes Kill Detective and Hid
nap Another; Turn Tables on Cap
tor. w.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 1.-Two
negro tbooze runners" after kidnAp-
ping railroad detective nc Lawrence
burg, Ind. and carrying him with
them on IA freight train for several
miles, and after killing Big Four
Railroad detective at Greensbnrg,
Ind, enElY today, are headed for
ShelbFriIle. Ind, in charge OF Che
train. according Ito reports reaching
Big Four Railroad detectives here.
The two negroes were arrested by
a federal agent at Lawrenceburg.
Several miles out df Lawrenceburg,
while tie train was pulling a grade,
they forced the detective to jump
from the train. He returned TO Law
renceburg and notified the authorities
at Greensburg.
Elmer Robbins, a Big Four patrol
man. was killed when he tried TO
apprehend the negroes at Greensburg.
They then forced the train crew to
proceed 40 Shelbyville at the point Of
their reviewers.
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1471s Miles An Hour.

Paris, March 24-France's fastest
airplane today is the new Newport
biplane No. 20, which was completed
i'm the late fall of 1918, and was to
have been Incorporated as a fighting
unit In the French air forces this
month. This biplane carries a 300
horsepower engine, and, with load
of $40 pounds, reached, at the official
tests, speed of 1471a miles an hour
It climbed 1000 meters in 116 sec
onds. 5000 meters in 397 seconds and
5000 meters in 1,126 seconds At the
latter elevation a speed or 131 miles
an hour was maintained.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
PRAISES SALVATION ARMY
Cardinal Gibbons Lauds Their Spleen
did Work i'm War.

New York, April 18-Cardinal Glib
bons praises the war work of the
Salvation Army here and abroad.
In this letter made public, he says
II rejoice in the splendid service
which the Salvation Army rendered
our soldiers and sailor boys during
the war. Every returning trooper l.
q willing witness to the efficient and
generous worker of the Salvation Ar
my, both on the front and I'm the
camps at home.
L am also the more happy to com
mend this, because it is free from
sectarian bias The man in need OF
help is the object Of their efforts
with never question of his creed
or color"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
Rough arm dad.

Franks mother took him tO a con
juring performance one afternoon and
the small boy was impressed hy Ihe
wonders he saw That evening, after
tea, he said.
Father, wish I was IA magician. X
do you, sonny said his father
with smile III you were one, what
would you d0T
Well" said the boy thoughtfully
I'D turn you into rat and call the
cat, and wouldn't / have a lark
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Never Had Vacation

Bridgeport, Conn, April 16.- Having
served ast keeper Of the StratfOrd light
GOr 39 years without vacation, Thee
dure JHdsonN has just retired The
hight has guarded the treacherOus
StratfDra shoals for many years and
was run by Mr. JudsOn for 30 years
without an assistant. Now he says
he will begin to enjoy some OF the
things he has missed in his long
term Of continuous service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25

Casualties on American railroads
during 1917 resulted in the death OF
1857 persons and the injury Of TO-
$40. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission reported During the pre-
vious year 9,476 lives were lost and
$685. persons were injured Acct
dents on grade crossings OF steam
railroads numbered, 1873. i'm which
l,777 persons were killed and 4,356
injured.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-04-25
OLD ACE STARTS
WITH YOUR KIDNEYS

Science says that old age begins with
Weakened kidneys and digestive organs.
This being true, It ig easy to believe
that by keeping the kidneys and d.
gestive organs cleansed and In proper
working order old age can be deferred
and life prolonged far beyond that en-
3oyed by the average person.
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM On has been relieving the
weaknesses and disability due to adj
vancing years. It Ia q standard old
time home remedy and needs no intro
duction. GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil ID
fnclosed in odorleSs, taStelegs capsules
containing about drops each. Take
them 81 you would O pill, with small
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Mo. S1l2 EQUITY.

ln Co., Circuit Court fnr Carroll Coun,v Sf+t;,.
asa Court VIZ Equity. ' 49, W.
Jr Thomas Harris. Mortgages. ys. Marv wv ry,.l
Aru And James A- L0ckar1 her hunhn5,4F 49, $50 MI
EUES- W h4@nthr M0rtGa'
Ordered thia 18th riay oF A., /, M r,
Inat rne account uf the Auditor fiIe1 Fr 49, M
- nna.y ratlfed and confirmed unless cause MI th.
So1tray thereof ~ shown on o. before ths MI
60 crg MMy, next. provided COW Nh ti.i,
oLugr De inserted Tor two successive vraI ~
y ne c .arr named day In some newspaper
rrus co.v-r EDWARD o. CASH, clerk.
sPris-st EDWARD O. Cash, CLERK
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swallow Of water. The OF, ,t,r,
- Aloney action and enahIas atea
oPgans 70 throw of the poison oses ns tas
Use 1882 premature old age. New i,t aaiea
Treatment 1 lne WSs1 as You continue ~ Il.
continue taking a capsuie NJ restored
day. GOLD MEDAL Haarlenn ONO n1 each
SUES Will keep you in health al III Gap.
ana prevent a return Of the 5Gs tu Visor
10 not wait until old age on S;*.
nave settled down for good. c. ~ h,s ease
1or9gglst and get a box Of y c gGg Z
a MEDAL HARLEM Il Oil Capsules. No w,.O
sizea But Fene G0 14t h. RslD p: you ThEss
original imported GOLD MEDIA Tr taS
In sealed packages. brand
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TNIvIDEND NOTICE.

The President and Directors Of The
Westminster Savings Bank have thts
4th day DG April, 1919 declared IA
semi-annual Dividend or Six Per
Cent on the capital stock, clear OF
State and Carroll county taxes.
Payable on and after April 81, 1919.
JACOB II. HANDLEY,
ADril 11-3t Treasurer
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Prompt reply tC summons, courteous
attention, efficient service, legitimate
dealing and correct Funeral D1rectlon
are few reasons why we are IN
questi0nably superior and able u
command your earnest consideration
hone 794-Westminster. DIZZY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-03

Certainly hair WINS scarce on Mr..
WcarwiT's head. hut that was no rea-
son why people should be 80 insulting
over H. A. last the TESTING became too
much 80 bear. 10 he hled himself 90 IA
hnir rcstorer's establishment.
The counter. unlike Afr. Wtnrwig'E
head. was literally covered before he
was finally satisfied. He was on tho
point Of leaving the store whom he
turned round and subjected the 'clerk
to q careful scrutiay.
"Oh. Nv the way" he exclaimed, III
this preparation ~ as good a. YOU
say. why. in heavens name. hnVcn't
you used u YOURSELF You can't nay
you possess a hushy head o. hair. can
you."
We'll. YOU see, sir. that privilege n
denied me. / musn't ON any account
use that ~rSstorcr, because. you see. I
am the Before Using clerk. The
'Aftel Using clerk Is out 10 lunch.
Therefore "a thoroughly appreciate
the value of this wonderful hair re-
storgr. you should 2 him"