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HON. GEORGE C. HAZLETT,
 FOR GOVERNOR

At meeting of the Seward Repub- lican Club of the Town of Seward, 3rd Division of the Territory of Alaska, held on the 9th day of November, 1920 unanimously passed the following re- solution.
 Realizing the fact that the Terri tory of Alaska is now entering into the crucial period of it's existance, and that the future demands as it's Governor a man who possesses firm ness, sterling worth and the courage of conviction, And, having an abid- ing faith in the integrity of Hon. George c. Hazclctt of the Town of Cordova, in the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska, knowing that he possesses every qualification above outlined, coupled with splendid judge ment and executive ability; that he is . in entire accord with ALL of the peo- pie of the Territory; that he is in ev- . cry way qualified to fill such office, Now therefore, be it resolved by the Seward Republican Club of the Town of Seward, Alaska, that it gives its unqualified endorsement of Hon. Geo. rge c. Hazlett for appointment to the Governorship of the Territory of Alaska by the President of the United States, and to that end the officers and members of this "lub pledge them selves to this commitment, and in this endeavor will use their best efforts to promote the interests and ultimate appointment and confirmation of the sad Hon. George c. Hazelett.
 Be it further Resolved that Copy of this Resolution, properly authenti- cated, be sent to each of the following persons,
 Hon. Dan A. Sutherland, Delegate elect to Congress from the Territory of Alaska,
 Hon J. C. Mcbride, National Com- mitteeman Republican party from Alaska,
 Hon. George C. Hazlett, Chairman Republican Committee for the Third Division of the Territory of Alaska.
 And the Secretary of this club is hereby directed to mail Copy hereof to the parties designated at first op- portanity.
 J. NJ. SLOAN,
 President. Attest.
 Wm. Coppernull,
 Secretary.
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BOMB IN WHEAT

LEWISTON, Mont, Nov, 10- What is believed to have been the work of incendiaries was foiled near here re- gently when wheat harvesters found a rude bomb in a bundle of wheat. There has been labor trouble at Killon, where the bomb was found.
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SERIOUS FIRE

WINNIPEG, Nov, 10- Fire which
 threatened to destroy large section of Winnepeg's wholesale district was checked today after destroying Adams Brothers leather goods warehouse. The loss is estimated to be about $400, 900.
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TYPH0ON KILLS

MANILA, P. l., Nov, 10-- Forty eight persons are believed to have been drowned last night when the coastwiss steamer Sanbasillo was struck by . typhoon last Wednesday off Leyte Island. According to . sur vivor. one of, fifteen who reached Gu b., there were 6s persons aboard.
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HORNS OFF

EDMONTON, Alta, Nov, lo- A campaign is shortly to. be put oa throughout Alberta to ct all tas farmers to dehorn their cattle. IL is claimed that the animals fed, ssn aad ship better when dshoEnsd. Ths praes- ics has beea followed extensively ia the United States.
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FALLING PRICES SATISFY
 UNION CARPENTERS

BALTIMORE, Nov, 10- Twelve thousand building trades workmeu who declined wages of ninety cents to one dollars an hour year ago as the union rate for carpenters today voted down the proviso of similar scale. The reason given for their action is that the falling prices ate good in- dication of steady work and that they are satisfied.
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FIELDER SOLD

BOSTON, Nov, 10- Outfielder Leslie Mann of the Boston National base ball team has been sold to the St. Louis National team.
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POLAR BEAR SAFE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov., 10- The Alaskan-Siberian Fur Company own CTS of the steamer Polar Bear that has been frozen in the ice of the Kolyma River. for the past month received word today that the vessel is safely laid up for the winter.
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EVERYBODY DOING IT
SEWARD GATEWAY,

SEWARD GATEWAY,
 SEWARD, ALASKA Anchorage Republican Club incor- porated last night endorsed George c. Hazelet for Cordova of Alaska and Arthur Frame Representative elect for District Judge 3rd Division.
 Anchorage Times.
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TO VISIT SOUTH AMERICA

Secretary of State Colbf today an- nounced that he would make trip to South America as the Presidents re-
 presentative. He will go to Rio de Janerior, Buenos Aires. The visit to the Argentine capitol will be informal.
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NOTICE o

LADIES! Look Forward to theBa- zaar Sale that will be held by the la dies Aid Society, very soon. Watch the Gateway, for the date of sale.
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NOTICE The Seward Fire Depart ment will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.

Four house carpenters arrived on the Watson and are staying at the Belmont These men will go to Chick aloon on the next train where they will help on the construction of houses.
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BUTTE, Mont, Nov, 10- While searching the premises of home in Butte for a cache of liquor, federal officers found a fruit jar which con- tained $375 in gold, the savings of the man occupying the house. He said he had little confidence in banks.
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Twenty two soldiers have arrived on the Watson to fill in all the vacancies in Co. "B" 21st., Infantry. This makes Forty new members arriving on the last two boats.
 Pvt. Vally, who has been spending a furlough in the States, has returned on the Watson.
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IMPORTANT MEEAING

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov, It, Wlth delegates in attendance from all the provinces of the Dominion and also from the United States, one of the most important conferences of the year will convene here Monday, Nov., 25, with the opening of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy convention.
 This is the annual conference of the institute, and representatives of gold, copper, nickel, steel, iron and silver mining corporations as well as delegates from the coal mining com panies of both east and west will be here. The asbestos, gypsum, building stone and other mineral industries will be represented also.
 This is the first time the Institute has ever held it's convention in Winni- peg. The proceeding will last three days. Papers on the coal resources of the west, it's transportation, etc., will be read by leading coal authorities. Illustrated lectures and papers show ing Manitoba's great copper fields in The Pas country, the discovery of and work done to date on the Mandy and Fin Flen copper mines of the north, Herb lake gold fields, the Rice Lake gold area, Manitoba's deposit of gyp- sum, marble, building stone, oil, etc.. also will be given. It is expected that many of the delegates will take time while here to make trips into the min ing fields of northern Manitoba.
 The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy was established more than twenty years ago and has mem, bership of more than 1,5C0.
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The Gateway Flier will arrive about four o'clock with approximately two hundred passengers.
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LONDON, Nov, 10- Word was re- ceived here today that the Soviet for ces have succeeded in psnstfatins portions of the Crimea penninsula.
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TONIGHT AT THE LIBERTY


 One of the greatest artistic and fin ancial successes ever screened is the remarkable play adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson's unique novel, "Dr. Jekyll and Mir. Hyde", with John Bar rymore, foremost dramatic actor of the screen, in the dual role.
 Never before has the screen shown such a remarkable piece of acting. On the one side, Dr. Jekyll, with face of classic beauty, grace of movement, high ideals, brilliant, beloved by all, "a wonderful fellow" as his friends agreed. And on the other side, MT. Hyde, the incarnation of physical, mental and spiritual deformity. Yet both the same man, changed from one semblance to the other by the use of a secret drugwhich the scientist Jekyll discovered.
 It's drama that amazes, horrifies, fascinates, enthralls. Wonderfully beautiful. Indescribably awful. Ad- jectives fail, and words refuse to con- vey the vivid, vitally powerful pictur- ed story of this fight to the"death be- tween the good and evil of . mans soul. -
 "Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" is feat. ured tonight at the Liberty Theatre.
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S. S. ADMIRAL WATSON ARRIVES

The Steamer Admiral Watson ar rived in Seward last night with more than fifty passengers. Two hundred and fifty two tons of freight were un. loaded this morning. Captain Charles Glasscock and Jerry Bach the pursez report a good trip north. The Watson will load fish this afternoon at the San Juan dock and this evening will leave for the south, shortly after the arrival of the train from Anchorage The passenger arriving on the Wat son for Seward are as follows:- A. G. Smith
 Mrs. A. G. Smith
 H. B. Selby
 Oscar Pearson
 Edward Overback Benjamin Billupps M: Kane
 James O'Day Jos.sC. Belief Andrew H. Bushey J. T. Herlihy Andrew T. Cooke Lewis Feinman John Fox
 F. B. Fumore s. L. Henderson Geo r. Kancher Harold T. Marmon Chas. E. Mason Bruce E. McLoud L. O. Montooth Floyd Moran Leo Nehil Edward A. Pollard Connie s. Rudesill J. w. Runnells Mrs. B. w. Hunt John Bolm J. H. Chamberlin Nick Ganoff Harry Hayes Mrs. Harry Hays Dudley O'Valley c. c. Pinkston Jim Sillib Alexander Taylor John L. Tosney C. E. White Peter Carney Mack Elli Robert D. Williams Andrew Book L. P. Starney J. Spight B. F. Kratteen E. Leonard L. Rice Anton Bradicis Peter Voich B: A. Leonard Louie Halvorson
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John Bonn from Kodiak and Mrs. E. E. Hunt of Anchorage are also guests at the Sexton Hotel.
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WEATHER REPORT

SEWARD 36 Cloudy Calm. Anchorage 18 Clear Calm. Matanuska A Clear Calm. Chickaloon g Clear Calm. Wasilla IS Clear Calm.
 Talkeetna 30 Cloudy Calm.
 Goldcreek IS Cloudy Calm. Hurricane IA Cloudy Calm. Summit 10 Cloudy North. Healy l2' Cloudy Calm.
 Nenana 8 Cloudy Calm.
 Fairbanks 10 Cloudy Calm.
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H. B. Selby the genial proprietor
 of the Valdez Miner came in on the Watson last night and registered at
 the Sexton. Mir. Selby reports condi-
 tions good in his section of the terri tory and believes that the comng year will be a history maker for Alaska. He will leave on the Watson tonight. Bob Guest, combination Fire and Police chief of Seward received sever- al letters from his children who are attending the Aquinas Academy in Ta- coma. They are all we'll and are very we'll satisfied with their new surround ings.
 NOTICE The Seward Fire Depart ment will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
 NOTICE The Eastern Star Chapter will meet tonight. After the regular meeting has been held a social gath ering of the members and the visiting sisters and brothers will take place.
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AN ALASKAN ENDORSED FOR GOVERNOR
LOCALS

LOCALS
 MT. and Mrs. H. Hayes and J. H. Champlin of Cordova are registered at the Sexton Hotel.
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ALAMEDA DUE TOMORROW

Steamship Alameda is due to arrive in Seward at 6 o'clock tomorrow night.
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Bosss Seward Ut NevG xnsek.
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sabseribe fsr ths Gateway.
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NOTICE

City taxes are now due and may be paid at the office of H. Dougherty, City Treasurer.
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Eventually Oil Why not Nsw1
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jrS..Ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

ny virtue OF deed or trust, datd
March 20, 1918. recorded in the clerEi
office of the Chancery Court OF "
city of Richmond. In d. Is. 221-C, pas
275, default having been made In III
payment Of q portion OF the debt 8
quested so 10 do by the noteholderi
| Will sell at public auction, on I'll
promises,
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. on,
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1920.
those certain lots in the Plan Of Al
lington, designated as Lots Nos. 81
40, Al, AZ, i3. ~. IS, 46, AZ, 49, 40 an,
Sc. commencing at southeast tnts1|
section of Dance and Meadow Stree !
md fronting on tho southern line
Dance Street 362 feet to the westert
line OF Richie Street. and runntnI
back between parallel lines 133 fea
inches, more or less. ~
TERMS: Cash as to the cost OF SAN
al taxes and charges unpaid at tin,
OF sale and n ratable proportionBtl
the taxes for 1920. and to pay ot2I
tercst thereon from March 20, iSI1
subject TO the following crsdita
$1,000. July 1a. 1917: $4,000. OctobSl
z. 1918; $672.3t, January 81. 1914
$2b0.OV. May l, 1919; $4,000, MarchL4
1920; and $4,000. April 12. 1870; All
$2,oa6.a5; with interest thereon fro
March 20: 1919, and II there ohould1
any residue, the same shall BIZ mud
payable in equal instailmeniss q oc2
and two years from the date OF saf2
with interest added, and secured N
trust deed on the property; or. for "a
cssh as 20 said residue at the orttd
JOHN H. OUT. #
-. % so = 49, 80 4qflnAt08L2
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RECEIVERS SALE OF
Valuable Lumber, Ma
chinery, Buildin gs.
Barges, Scrap Iron
and other personal
property.

The undersigned Receivers for the
Hampton Shipbuilding and Marine
hallway Corporation under and by
virtue virtue OF a decree entered by the
circuit Court OF the County of Eliza
oeth city, Virginia. on April "a, 1920,
IN Inc chancery cause, entitled Per-
sonal Representatives of s. Gordon
Cumming. Trustee. who sues. etc. ys.
the Hampton Shipbuilding and Ma
rine Railway Corporation. etc, ct ais,
WIN oner for sale at public auction
20 th ne highest bidders at the plant
Marine Hallway Corporation. iocated
on Herbcrts Creek, near the civ OF
hampton, Virginia,
At IL O'Clock NJ.
FRIDAY, MAY IA. 1920.
the following described nro,o-tv.
Cnnteen and Stable Building
a lSH5o feet: one-story. frame, compo"
s,drS Officers Quarters. 2ox4s feet. one
pain, stove and toilet.
! Latrine. 2Ox2s feet ono a,orv
frame composition roof
Mess Hall 2OxsO feet ono ,,or,.
iiahe' composition roof
Barracks Building. No. l. 2Sx55
Feet: Two stories, franc. composition
Barracks Building. No. . esx5e
ieet. two stories. frame. composition
Il Time Keepers ONCE. 1ox2s feet,
'"e story frame; composition roof
composition roof
Land Steam Power Pile Driver.
horse power IL
800 Oak Ties.
4 Hand;,Power Derricks with
winchcs and cable.
l Heavy Mule with harness.
Lot used Harness.
l Lot OF Scrap Iron.
! Barge. 16 feet by IS feet. depth
= feet. 10 rect by 4s feet depth
SIS Piles in water
3 Lumber Buggics.
Small watch Houses.
] Wiiliamsport 2-Spindle Sharper
| Wood Frame Sander.
! l6-inch Iointcr.
] l2-inch woodTurning Lathe.
l Ford Touring Car.
Cnrrylogs.
81 Pieces lo-inch Terra Gotta Pipe
a3a Hachmatack Knees
s5o,o0o feet of Pine Timber
l2b.OOO feet OF Fir Timber.
o,ooo teet or White Oak Lumber
tvooV lect OF Cypress Lumber
M OF the above property, with the
exception OF the lumber. viii ha soiJ
Tor cash; and the lumber will be sold
upon the terms of onc-third cash.
nns,'nira OF the purchase price to DO
49, ~ siS months and the remain
ing ohe-third TO be paid in twelve
months: tho deferred payments to be
evidenced by notes Of the purchaser
for the respective amounts with inter-
est at peg cent tGI) pur annum
with good ANA sufficient endorsement
OF security therefor Right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids. and
the entire sale TO he subject to tho
approval Of the Circuit Court for tho
County Of Eliza both city. Virginia. or
the Judge thereof i'll vacation.
JAS. NJ CUMMING,
CHAS. c. CURTIS.
Receivers
NJ. II. MORGAN. and
NJ o. l-ACkET.
Auctionecrs.
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Three Good
Dwellings on
South Laurel
Street

NOS. S37 and 339, CONTAINING FIy
ROOMS EACH. AND NO. 3l1 col
TANNING SIN ROOMS, AND TWt
NICE FINE ROOM FLATS, Nd
l42l and l+2l-A CHAFE1
STREET, WITH LARGE SACAlS
LOT ON CHAFFIN STREET,
on WEDNESDAY, MAY 1g, 1920.I
At $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
on the promises. will offer for SO
Ut public auction the above dwelling
on Laurel Street and
at O'Clock p. A., the Same Dny.l
viii offer ut auction. on the prert
ises the above property on Chahl
Street.
This property ia all in good condI
ton, and in localities where .properI
is always in demand for rental puI
poses. this properly being now 81
cupied by excellent tenants.
The lot on Chanln Street has
frontage of ia feet. including
feet with the fats, anu is ready n
building purposes. having all eli
convcniences. ~
These properties should atrial
any one looking for an investEieEl
or Il good home.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
WILLIAM Z. Reid,
Auctionepr
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AUCTION. -.
WEDNESDAY. NAY 10, 1890, y
at D p. NJ. a,,S 81
3O4 West Carv Stree,

GROOM DETACHED STOCK Bird
HOUSE. USED AS FLATS.
First fiat has 4 rooms and bal
gas range. instantaneous head
large pantry. Second nat has
rooms and bath. gas range, insta
famous heater. large pantry. II
property Is centrally located. only
blocks of the Jefferson Hotel and
blocks from Monroe Park. Has
concrete porch and very deep
with 2G-foot paved alley in
rear This will make an ideal hori
with lots of room to build a 81
or garage in the rear. Gilbert Hu
and son built this house 20 ye3
ago. and to replace it today tn
say 1t would cost $4,000. If
have been wishing for a home, =
can stop right here.
TERMS: Liberal, and VIII be d
nounced at sale.
NEAL DOHERTY,
Real Estate,
1907 Bank Street,
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THE COHEN co.
Require the services Of a
man experienced in meas
uring for shades, also lay
ing carpets and linoleums.
Apply at once.
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POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers. siSsI
POSITIVE AUCTION SALE
OF ,ar& :tSI
TWO EXCELLENT CHURCH HIj
SEMiDETACHED BRICK HOuSH
KNOWN AS
Nos. 1909 and / / 4
North Twenty-Eigh5
Street
NICE LOCATION.

NICt1 INJCATiON. -
We will sell at auction. on
premises. on =;
at O'Clock p. NJ, ts
tho aforementioned homes Tn
are scmideta ched, have rooms cad
are comparatively new and in 90
order. These houses are absol1td
going TO be sold to the highest ba
der. Good chance to get q: home
an excellent investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
POLLARD 81 BAGBY. INC.
n n a
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SECURITY Statesmen

Wanted. four statesmen who ara
accustomed to interviewing men
of affairs: four statesmen with
satisfactory references as to char.
acter and ability. who can qualify
under the Virginia law. also meas
ure up to our standards. which are
high. To four statesmen who will
follow up leads and intelligently
represent an established company.
increasing Its capital to enlarge
It's output. we offer an attractive
proposition in the sale OF an issue
OF preferred stock. For personal
interview. which is absolutely
necessary. address c Oh. care
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Trustee' S Sale
by RUFFIN & SLOAN, ~
Real Estate .Auctiopeers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE y
Vacant Lots on Dane
Street

BETWEEN MEADOW AND ,RITCHI
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, VIRGINIA. l.r "
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SURFACE GRINDER or surface grinder
win ahhd sd 6en naa PsImanent nositioI.
IynchburR, Va.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-IIcn.nle ~.

INTERESTING WORK
THAT LEADS TO
POSITION OF IMPORTANCE.
Telephone operating u ono of tho tsw
poeations for young women that lead
directly to posnions Of Increasing i'm
portance
1t Is important public service. It ap-
peals Immediately TO tho young woman
OF Intelligence and energy. who wishes
TO accomplish something worth while.
her surroundings and associates are such
AZ to produce happiness and content
ment She is working with and under
tho supervision OF women of high
Character whore every assist nc. is
given for success.
She enjoys many special advantages. such
pay. sick benefits without cost. and
other features that add 10 her COM
fort
Telephone operating is a vocation OF high
character. You would like It.
Call at Room so2. 100 East Grace Street
any week day between a NJ. and s
=. ~
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VA
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FINANCIAL
Monoy Ia Loan
AN OPPORTUNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
D2 FoE E8S%. NN2ST!l IRON THE BIO,
EEEs Of ANY KI%D CHARGED. YoE
lack WHAT vi con coST RAE AS T6 FAY FAY
sEAp1SoAnp sEcynITY COMPANY.
PHONE MADISON i3i2
49, BENEFICIAL LCANs
We lend money on note or homo y,,,,-
. .Sss Ti ;sS T,sSnoya e hsvns
ssHa; LIAR: from s s5 ~ $50, G.n'T rs0, no
SssIr.J. 'g i..s ,n'HsSs,y ,nssa!inen!s or a.
unpaid balances for actual I'm. 11ned go
n rs = nnfneed and directed 6T busi.
SWIFT OF serss1. an, msn: fonduc,ed In
money. Very fair and hsineuy. 10 MAZE
SonndenIlsi and courteous Isalin.,a "iSty
S S.tiS: s srlSS ,srsso, Hours S 80
uE EHH1EE SMApls@S !.t.s.:1 or
niLtiE stnssI ia LOAN SOCIETY,".
EOS i-2 n sixra g ST. SE g1H;dssrs
,,,.n.., -, SECOND FiooW. BROAD
Ms,nS.- chsnS Ssa'e Bank Examiner.
Member Legal Kctorm H,te rem msrGe
sle the Loan sha.S Evil, Insoto,Sim in'
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY
LICENSED ND HoNDEp.
LoANS s25 70 1900.
Different kind of Loan Commune
CITIZENS LoaH SOCIETY.
~ East Broad Street.
1eiophono Randolph 1888
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Investments, Stocks, bonds so

worth OF stock for sale in
RichmonI business that has paid az
much as - Der cent on money invested
Tor the past nfteen years. Address X SOC.
care Times Dispatch.
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BY WILLIAM p. Redo.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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Money to Loan

BORROW on your diamonds and other
lewelry from Equitable Loan Society,
us North Eighth Street.
MONEY loaned to nousekcepers at legal
. interest. Standard Credit Co.. 2l2 n,
Fourth Street Madison 3672.
TEl.EPHONE your Want AID TO The
Times- Dispatch.
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MERCHANDISE
Fuel md Feed

PLArE IcE-po you know that when
y"n buy piate Ice you ar. getting the
puTyt leo that nature aud Hc!ence can
combine TO maksy We leave nothing IN.
done to make our Ice absolutely pure, and
~ Ihysienic iiom every standpont. Tyler
Hyan, leol W. Cary. Madison 1870
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Suburban for Sale

FINEROoM COTTAGE. about three
fourths acre good land: electric lirhis.
in first class condition. al Greenwood
station; on the Richmond Ashland ear line.
convenient TO good schools and Churches
Phone Madison 1870. c. L.. Jones'
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lEFORE you do your spring clcanInv
why not have your house wired Cali
SIinger Electric Co. IL North Seventh
street. Madison SGT.