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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
UNIFORM WAREHOUSE BILL

One of the most worthy bills in
troduced in the legislature was the
bonded and uniform warehouse bill.
1t was copied from the North Caro-
lima law. but was so loaded down
with amendments when it came up
for consideration that its author did
not recognize it. The idea is SINH
lar to the warehouse system of the
Farmers Union. which was tried out
q few years ago, and it seems to be
the irony of fate that both the State
and National governments should
now be trying to establish similar
system. The trouble with the Far
mers Union. system was that it did
not haye<enouRh capital behind il
and was attempted by inexperi-
enced men.
The idea is to have Uniform eve
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

Corporations are being organ
ICED to bore for. Oil in many
places in Mississippi. The --latest
ventures Of this character have
materialized at Okolona and New
Albany
The company at New Albany
is being fathered by enterprisine
men of that city. Judge Lee
Crum, candidate for Congress
and other men of equal promi
nence are in the lead to organize
the company at that town. The
local paper at New Albany states
that geological investigation Of
the territory surrounding New
Albany strongly indicates that
Oil exists there.
II is not generally known that
large Oil interests stand ready al
all times to give financial aid to
locate Oil in herritcry that show
reasonable evideuce of Its pres
ence. Also. TINT any amount OF
foreign capital stands always
ready to seek investment in To-
eating oil wherever evidence of
ii exists.
AT Okolona q corporation has
been formed with an aufhoriz-
ed capital of $L,500. 600 to
bore for oil. This corpora
ton announces that IL will make
a deep-well test. This test will
be made within the next ninety
days, the drilling to be done on
a location possibly not farther
than twenty-five miles from Alb
erdeen.
Ii Oil does exist IN Mississippi,
that fact viii be known within
the next six months Ge0logists
say that in all mDbabilify oil
pools undeTlie q large pnrtion Of
North Missisaippi. AEhlaaed by
these evidences. en1efprlsine
men are g0ing 10 find out the
truth or falsity0 the evidences.
They are Auin9 10 bore deep
well tests and ilearn the truth
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
Gus L. Lavender for Constable


Voters of the western division OF
the Third District are solicited to
consider the candidacy of Mr.. Gus
L. Lavender. who wants to be elect
ed Constable to fill the unexpired
term made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. Silas Nj. Noah.
Mr.. Lavender was a candidate
for this place in last years election
and failed of the nomination by a
short margin. He is thoroughly ca
pable to fill the office and would
make the district an efficient officer
if he should be elected.
He will appreciate your vote and
influence as much az any man and
will respond in case of his election
by making you good officer.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
1.-THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE"

tenn of bonded warehouses. having
numbered receipts that are negotia-
BILE and worth their face value in
any bank in the country. A farmer
could take cotton to the warehouse.
get his receipts and borrow money
on them without having to sell his
cotton to pay his debts.
Another improvement in the
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

handling of cotton that ought to be
made is to have bonded ginners.
who could sample and grade the cot
ton at the gin. so that after the cot
ton is wrapped it need not be cut
for sampling, No other great pro-
duct in the world is handled so care
lessly and with so much waste as is
cotton. 1t is senseless and useless.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
erly seemed so insignificant.

erIy seemeu 30 lnslghlncant,
Card playing Is wonderful
study. but the people who depend
upon money rather than scientific
play to make it interesting. are ap-
preaching this pastime from the
wrong end. The fellow who gets
the gambling fever finds his atten-
ton diverted from business. He
burns out his hope. energy and
brains in the feverish pursuit of
false winnings. -Oxford Eagle,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
Children Cry
FOR FlE1CHER'S
G a 3 r . RIA
GAMBLING

One result said to have followed
this period OF artificial prosperity is
a great amount of gambling. Many
men. particularly unmarried fellows.
are fairly burning up their high
wages in elusive games of chance.
One of these days. when the in
fiation OF these times hasj flattened
out. they will wish they had few
Of these slippery dollars that form
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

and from the time of picking until
it reaches the mill it is subject to
mud and rain. The farmers are
guilty. the merchants are gnilty
and the warehouses are guilty. The
subject calls for heroic treatment,
and some better methods ought to
be adopted -Yazoo Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26
WHAT'S the use in trying the ex-
Kaiser? The GeYman's tried him
once and he wasn't any good.

This country is getting pretty
well crowded. according to the new
census. but there will always be
room the man who can lose and
come up smiling"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-03-26

The cotton crop for 1919 is H.
329.755 acknowledgement bales.
compared with 1000. 432 bales in
1918 and 1892, 375 bales for the
previous year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
Thursday, April 9th, 1920
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.

thace
private stree @ feet Marsnai
of
and 66fose fao Owned by Railroad md
lion % INV eonea OF the said thirty
% dsea @ Mn no Street
% VIII he ~ feet and 90
las the
curved
gh es Of Nay for the Of
Clay point feet West
boundary
@ tnsnce sonthwardy
- '"e curt
:
Comnnss
OF
given. ~ a"o'e
LIBBY, Clerk.
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Shepherds Hill Fam.

between Milford and Bowling Green.
caroline County. Va,) :
Containing 1878 acres. with a bear
titul io-room Colonial home. built Of
hearths. we'll located among ..ahaaS
trees and shrubbery on an eleYatioify
tenant houses. 8 barns and stable
etc; acres in excellent orchard s6t
assorted fruit. 49, ~
This farm was the homo Of IN
late T.. G: Allen and former home az
e enInhaI,, Jack Hudgins and others OF
the extreme. ideally located. yHry
fertile, tabout 50 per cent being enIs
,lSated, remainder in beautiful woods
iand). the frontage is 1885 feet 81
Green to Milford, being one rniIe'yrasaa
each point and 40 miles from Riahs5
mond. on the Richmond, Frediarinks3
burg and Potomac Railroad. me ssos
Gal Gal educational and railway faciiia
The farm is well waterad viii,
streams. wells and springs. and itiAsI
decidedly one OF tho most beaufittr1I
ana des!rahSe places in this sectIonTnfl
stnd1a IL VIII be sold. notwithy]
tons. and may be inspected befor1|
GATE OF sale through appointment afI
TERMS: one-third cash. rem a,nda-l
in equal payments at one. wn.1thrsSl
and four years. secured by first rnnr5SSi
gage on the property. with intarasel
-. 90 M per per cent Per annunn. payabil
p.o JAMES T. COSBY.
aol Mutual Building. Richmond. p,e
BY }. THOMPSON BROWN e TyTl-4
lll3 Main Street. - = sas.lN
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An Opportunity

Young white men who OF hard nre-
Tor heathu outdoor life VIII learn
ms an interesting and profitable business = $500
The contracting building permanent roads Is tho
next DIE JOB
10 tackle Hundreds
this "' ''"1"oie tot
~ ~ ~ "u oNe-'at rhisiiohs TO
Iet IN inc game quick! Young you
work nara to learn Will
saouo 70 Siooo0
ing lie busn ~'N'~e u ieafn-
~ you are really interested. or phono
Sup Materials Employment
Kinston, y. C. ~ ~''s'ae''o" Company,
II you are looking for soft. jobs call Mt all
beginning. will be hepers on t-,o, 49,,
tractor transportation: assistants and rn
70
ioremcn other OF common labor h
so
THE WEST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Kinston.
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1.161 acres by deed, by recent SUR
more or less. in arabic land under
wood. The sawmiil timber is esti-
mated at about three million feet.
about one million feet is exception
ally fine cypress. About one million
to one and one Quarter million feet
Is pine, the balance is hardwood. such
as poplar. gum, oak. etc.
The residence contains IS rooms.
The barns and implement sheds are
in good condition. The water on the
piuce is unsurpassed. This is supplied
by an artesian we'll. running so gal
Ions n minute, which rises 20 feet.
The water is delivered by a ram to
the residence and barns.
On the western side is navigablc
creek. which puts shipping facilities
within n few hundred yards of tho
barns: The soil is good loan. with
splendid quality.
There, are few places on James
River which offer so many attractions
and posi- b:itics. This farm must he
seen to be appreciated. 1t is well
equipped with farm machinery and
stock. which can be purchased from
the owner at reasonable price.
TERMS: One third cash, balance on
credit of one. two and three years.
HENRY l.. PLUMMF:R. Owner.
JAS. Il. HARRISON. Auctioneer,
Petersburg. Va.
STOP and think how many hundreds of
.t,t..r a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

The executors Of Elizabeth Bels
Mary +. Pcmberton. deceased, WIFE.
sell at public auction. on the. prem
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IA. 1890.
At O'Clock p NJ.
The above tract OF 3a7h acres OF
good gently rolling to level farming
land adjoining the lands OF Mtdlothi.
miles from Midlothian depot. on
miles from Richmond, Va. This land
is practically ali covered with good
growth of young wood and timber
mostly pine. In addition. to its value
is located in the Richmond coal basin,
and altogether offers an unusual ops
portunity for an investment that,
will yield handsome profit. -
TERMS: One-third cash. the bal-
ancc in eqgal payments ,ndnths I,,ia
tanned until the purchase money IS
fully paid. or all cash. at the. option
of the purchaser. u, s3t
This property is being sold under
the order OF the. Chancery Court Of
Richmond, Va. In suit OF ylrginias
executors. VS.. Horny H. Bell ct ais:s
md is subject to the conhrmationSofi
the court ir that suit.
VA. TRUST COMPANY 3
d. s., MCCARTHY.
ES'ors of Elizabeth Bell Davis. tl
Deceased;
VA. TRUST COMPANY,
Ex'or of Mary Z. Pemberton.
Deceased.
Austioneer. sl
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AUCTIOES-LECALS
Legal Notices


ANNUAL observation-disclosures. Va.
March "a. ls20-rhe anaua! meeting OF
The STOCKHOLDERS OF ;he, A,oemar!e PAPER
Manufacturing Co Will be ne = the Of
Ace Of the company ia Eionmoud. Va.
April s. 1920. II a. Nj. for the
purpose OF electiEG directors. and for the
transaction of such other business may
be brought before said meeting. 4. Il.
Robertson. secretary and treasurer
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIR-
GINA. Richmond. Va. March ~. 1920.
"A special meeting OF The stoekho!ders
will BIO held a, the home office, OF the
company. corner OF Capitol and Tenth
April IL. 1920. Al , o'clock r ii. for
the consideration and action OF the stock :
holders upon certain amendments. changes
company. recommended by the board OF
directors Of the company TO the. stock
holders by resolution adopted the 18TH
day Of March. 1920. and for the transac-
tion OF such other business may rruper-
y come before said meeting. The books
for transfer OF stock OF the company will
be closed April 10. 1920. and reG.ened
on April II. 1920. a. Carlton McKcnney.
Secretary. t{.-
RANDOLPH / ~ with the Wani
"A peparsn,e q
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IUCTTONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

manaEsfnsn,. clreuia;ion. y" 9 e HsS''i re-:
- iyis Of Rehmon Ep"E Tiss Il ,s A%fs
published daily a. Richmond. Virginia.
Tor April /. 1920.
Publisher and Editor. Charles +. las
G. +. IIasbrook. Richmond. ia.
mat the owners are tsivc names and
n.porauon. give its name and the names
anu addresses Of stockholders owning or
n,na,,ni per cen, or more Of ,hs total
richmond. Va: Thomas s. Winston.
xichmomd: Va jules sreuohaud. New
Richmoni. Va. sunse. iiasGrook. Itich-
nond. Va.
ina, Tho known bondhoIders mort,
'fs or holding per cen, or more OF ;t';al
amount OF boaia; mortgages .. n,hc. se-
Some.
That the avernse number Of ron,..
distributed. through the mali ~ a@iI 9r
Wise. Z" rnid subscribers during tho 81
!" .S'is2 { rim ~, as.e shown above
from daily publications only
CHARLES T. IIASE!OoE
EatioT and fubIshcr.
sworn :" and subtsrihe', before me. this
HELEN L. EAST.
tMy commission cSpires April ~. l922D
TIE annual meeting Of STOCKHOLDERS 81
J., Snn, .ii "a, a., Goa! c9rpor~..on viii
lsol Mutual Bu'ii:ng Richmond. va.
Mu,s2-y XII Nos r. 5 ioiS a, u o'clock /
THE .ciiESArEAkE AND ONO
N"'ice q ANNUAL Mes'ing
Richmond. Va. February -. 1920
%"'iSs - herehy sss.n ,ha; 'hs a,;mal
nren:se and oaio Railway coinu ian Viii
y" held, as provided ia IA. by-iaws III
the general oGicc 81 the coinpAny. IN ,he
l.fChfnnnt M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

BY virtue OF n decree OF the Law
mond. entered on the 3lst day OF
wa asper the tns sa spsaIs
commissioners Will sell. at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON,
APRIL $. 1920.
>. $3.50 O'Clock u. 81.
tn" following described parcels OF
real estate:
First; cat $40 o'clock). All tina,
small store and other improvements.
At the northeast corner OF Cary and
!larHlc streets. Treating is feet i
lack l79'!ee, inches TO alley 20 feet
" de
second. "a, 6 o'clock). All that
lot Of land. with dwelling, Of four
BARGE Street. between Richie and
Meadow. streets. beginning LEA feet
west OF atch:e street. fronting %
back Ia feet 4 inches. said 10; front.
ing 30 feet in rear.
rhirc. cat o'ciock). All that va
cant lot of land. on the north line
o. Dance street tadjoininE above iot)
between Richie and Meadow Streets.
street. fronting 30 feet on Dance
stree. and running back 1913 feet
inches
TERMS onc-third OF the purchase
rr'cc to he paid in cash and tho bal
.nce in two equal installments. pay
~" at six and twelve months from
~" uay 81 sale, the purchaser execut-
* negotiable notes for the deferred
arrEments. Win interest from the day
81 sane. ma the title to he reta ned
~ the court until all the purchase
money Is paid. or all cash. at the OPP
ton o. the purchasers.
LICIUS f. CARY.
EDWARD I, RYAN
Special Commissioners.
certify that tho bond required OF
the special commissioners In the
above men toned decree hns hacp III.
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MERCHANDISE
Business Equipment

FOR your Once needs. call Randolph 2I27
81 everything needed In the .oflice from
pins To large nreproof safes Let our city
Colnpany Inc. Biz East Main Street o"sf'
FOR ShL-E-Showcases. soda fountains d.
q. oiling fans: also lot OF used store
nIturer. Apply llo7 f. Cary. Madison 3i2..
LIGHT PLAINTIFF sale, one 32-voit 50
Is. W. Deico- Light plant In excellent con-
dition. used very short time. Fully guar
antecd by us. Customer wishes TO pur-
chase one Of our largo lio-yoit plants. Call
Delco- Light PRODUCTS. lis North Eighth
MIR. Observation-Disclosures you buy your
tor: most conplcte rcxis,er on the mar
kct: made by Everett waddey Company:
note. notice or note due. ticker OF note
due liability Of indorser and maker:
sample on request. Write u. X. Mitchell.
Marion. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

BY virtue of an order OF sale Issued
on; or the United States D!sirlc; court
Tor the Eastern District OF Virginia
on the 3lst day OF March. 1870. notice
is hereby given that | will sell ny
public auction. for cash. on Tuesday.
the 9th Gay OF April. 1920. at 3 80
O'Clock T. NJ. At the old TricG Ship
vrrd slip foot of Twenty eighth
street. Richmond. Va. rnc Case, re
Launch lay" her engines hoGcrs.
machinery, boats. tackle. apparel,
aQpur;cnanccs and furniture. ns she
now lies At the old Tricg Sh.pvnrd
slip, foot of Twenty-eighth Street
Richmond. VA.
JOHN G. SAUNDERS.
United states Marshal.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY EDWARD S. ROSE Co. INC,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
l0l7 Bank Street.
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Commissioners
Auction Sale

FATE. coNSIsfING or SMALL.
STORE. WITH LARGE Dwell
LTNGS IN REAR. AT 1925 w.
CARY STREET. AT NORTHEAST
CORNER OF CARY AND HARviE
STREETS; HOUSE AND LOT At
1912 DANCE STREET. AND VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING.
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BY a. l.. ADAMSON, RS
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Executors!
.AuctionSale

THAT TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS GILPIN'S, CONTAIN
ING 337h ACRES. ABOUT
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

EGGS--.Ancona Reds. fertility guaranteed
$50. $500. $3.50 setting: $500, s.. 100
100 delivered Madison 1851.
WHITE i.EGHoRS egga. One pen head
ed by Todd's first cockcre!. 1917. and
first cock. 1918. State Fair. All pens
headed by excellent birds. FemaIs stylish
and heavy layers. Stock for sale Ram
do!ph 1915: HUI. 1922 virkla!a Avenue
IIieh!and Park
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BYA J. CHEWING. JR,
IS Auctioncer
Court Sale of Valuable Business Property
Near R., F. & P. R. R.

execution OF erto,os
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Main Street
~ III
Store
No. 1912. Near Thirteenth strast
10 close an estate on premiess.
THURSDAY. ApRII, aTry 81
at 4.30 p NJ 80 fSyss<s

j. ~
This desirable modern hr,ct, sB
ness property OF four floors C0ns ~
ABOUT 10000 square feet: siSGIsf5
air heating plant, electric F2S.tssSt&
metal ceiling, cement cellar ~
fronts e feet z inches BY liz 49,
2 =, Zee. vide and is occSpisdy ~
FItST- Class TENANT. whosS Sia
e. p 81 Oct; alst when PoSSEA&iXN|
that property of this HIGH -dMHT1
character can be had &C auvsSStssl
estate. We COMMEND AZ uau az ~ ~
ly as q FIRsT-CLASS INvESr &S g
rs well rs adapted for any =
e e!ss purposes In CHOICE aGsiNS
,o TEENS & Ell Extra liberal ma sssl
j. THOMPSON BROWN q as 5ssj
results sfEG7. -. =. 49, - - ~
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.
Betting FOR SALE.

Enormous stock Of rubber and COMPOST
ton betting. inChcs to 30 inches wide 4
TO 10 ply: only slightly used. and for Mi
practical purposes good as new.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

We are offering this entire stock nj
genuine bargain prices under our posi-
tive guarantee to Xivo satisfaction or To
refund your money. This is your oppor-
tunity-act now.
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Houses for Sale

BARTON AvENUE---Home. 0 rooms. .
baths; modern; nice lot: location be q,
block In North Richmond. Address X
832, care Times Dispatch. -
YOU read these Want Ads Ike a cataIog-
they are indexed.
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EGGS-bon't gamble when you buy feed
insist ON an absolute guarantee Of more
eggs or money back. That's the way pu-
rina Chicken Chowder Is sold. Al your
grocer,s or Braucr x hasten. l20s East
cary Street.
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certify that tho bond required OF
the special commissioners In the
above mentioned decree has been duly
wen.
.Glvca under my hand this Sd dav
OF Apr!l 1920.
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

UNITED STATES MARSHAt.s SAf.E.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF vIR-
GINA
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THE HiLLcREST. sos Z. GRACE-Rooms
and board: absolutely rst-ciass: CEN
trail: hot water heat. Price reasonable
THIRD ST. SOUTH i2-Large. nicely fur
nished rooms: table board. Gentlemen
preferred.
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Public Auction
SALE

At the request of the owner and IN,
order to settle an estate, we Will self
on the premises, III
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL z. 1920.
AT O'Clock P. M,
all that certain tract of land. w,ith
improvements thereon, known Ia tfas
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AUCTION SALE OF vAIlIJART.E 4,
STORY AND BASEMENT : Sc
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STOP and think how many hundreds OF
buycrs are now reading these specific
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

$50 AsoNTc NoTIcE--Tas,
S%TX4 observance. No. 3o7. A
SA in tho Masonic .Templc.;
oAD Adams and broad Straets.
i. be held. j. @. SeelinEef. Bee,
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FARMS. .arge Small. wanted at once;
any description. Must be goo! grade
OF sol! same will! not be ey.s.l.rrd
Alfred Mel! g. Co. lei North Eighth
street Richmond. Va
FOR BEST results. list your nr1ucrty
with j. 4. Connolly Il Co
FOR BEST results list your Property for
sale with W. +. Purcell. Jr.. Co. Inc
slI T.. Franklin ST.
HoME-wnntcd. TO buy 4 hoaIn IN. the
West End worth the money. X .0i. car.
Nirr1a. r1t,
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JAMES River plantation. 500 acres: good
improvements. including water power
Grlst mill: hne lot of timber: one -auarter
mile from depot: $i6.500 Pollard q
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xe 3sra SAY, these 9e eoiyu when yes sS AZ
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Wantcd-iscai Eslate Sc

FARMS wanted Tor our new catniuEuc j
ThompHon brown. 1913 East A!a,n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

PARK AVE. lI2s-For rent. nicely fur
niHhed rooIps. large and I small with
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sol -oS s.. 18TH ST. MAD. 6sis.
DEALERS IN. NEW AND USED MA
cHiSERY Of ALI. KINDS
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Poultry ana Supplies

EGGS for Matching. baby chicks. hens 10
carry the chicks Randolph 6us5-W.
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-5U VIRCINIA F'ANMS: also Timber A.d
mineral lands. on easy terms: also
building lots in the largest new town
between Richmond and Lynchburg; great
opportunities. Come and see me or write
for booklet. Emmet ID. Gregory First
National Bank. Dilwyn Va
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VOTE that every AID Is corrsetIy indeIed.
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FARMS.

We arc having numerous irGuir.cs rela-
tive to stock. and grain farms IN A.. seq
tions OF Virginia. particularly pi..dmon.
section. Communicate With IL Al one" re-
questiug usua! listing banks Bc.5-. al :
vcrtising our naGaGer ut farm dcgt VIII
call you and Inspect :rogerty
r. +. 81 HMlDT l. CO.
70 North .iEnth S;rect
Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

CARBoNIZINti outnt and two soda Ia nks
good as new. Apply 1905 East Main
4 rnaf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

70 5., M these want "a. 8 q IS ss;s 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms With Board

nomncs that she has opened the HIlicrest
| in Washington. -. c.. $500 Th!rteenth
street. y. W.. catering to those who pre-
far and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-09-25
| SUFFERED
THREE YEAR,
I nins,IIIy was Restored !.
Health al byLydia E. Pnkibaaa'.'
Vegetable Compoura,J,i 'l'

Lowell, Mass. 81 was all rr,
mad an awful pam in NV vi r;rS S.l alo'Frni