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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

IN execution of certain deed n,
trust TO the undersigned trustee.
dated March 8. 1920. and recorded in
tIe clerk b office OF Caroline Comfy
Court. in Deed Book IS, nag, 3n6
defanit having been made in the nav.
ment OF a part OF the debt therein
secured, and being required SO TO do
ny the beneficiary. l will sell ar
pupiic auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1921,
At O'clock y. NJ,
the real estate described in the g, ri,
deed. as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcc,
or land in the County of Caroline
Va, situated in that part known nS
Rcedy Church MagIsterial Distrjct
ana bounded on the west by tho Lanai
or Joseph Terrell, Robert Rose and
Archie Coleman: on the east hy I'm
lands of said Terrell. Joseph Bianton
ana the Telegraph Road: on tho west
Dy the lands of John Smiths estate
Beltour Hills estate and Mrs Marrjc
Eibb and the County Road know1 ns
the OXFORD Road; on the south NV
tne ianas L .ames Binnton and lid
Hills estate nd containing $50 acres
more or less
TERMS Cash as to the COS, q,
executing this trust, including trus
tees commission at Der cent orv
taxes o. interest unpaid, To pay \
note o. Sl.i00 past due. and thc
balance upon terms to be announccd
by the auctionccr.
w. L. REESE.
TruStce
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Tho Chesapeake aud Ohio RAILWAY
COmu2ny. -

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Richmond. Virginia. February IL, 1921.
NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN that IN.
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
pany will be he'd; as proyided In The by
pany Ia the CITY Or Hichmond Virginia
on Tuesday. the 18TH day or April. 1921.
At eleven O'CLOCK a. Al.
% for the election or directors:
i3j TO approve anu consent 70, by vote
and subject 10 any necessary apDroyai
or consent Uy puUlic authority, the ioas SO
10 the Company. or the acquisition OF ner.
wise by the Company " and 10 the extent
authorized by law. OF the railroad and
property. with tne appurtenances thereof.
Of The cncsa peuke and ONO hallway
pany owns substantially all the cspItai
Isl 20 authorize and consent 10 Tn.
form add ierms OF any Instrument or
may be submitted % the meeting;
(4) 10 approve. rally and conIirin such
action theretof9Ie taken or uthorized b.
tive Committee OF the Company, whoiher
she stockholders or otherwise as may be
submitted TO the neeting; and
t5) to Transact suck other business
as MAY lawfully como before tho meeting.
A. sas ee Sew Of Y shs GipnDany M
the isth day OF March. 1871, at twelve
% SsiS tho 5o,h day OF Xpril. 1871 81
al ten o'clock A. III, "a, 8 :. ~ - 2. - -
s NY order OF Tho Hoasd OF Directors
a. TRnvvlaTr. 6eotetsIy.
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Special Commissioner.
CLARENCE c. BURNS,
~ THE CLERKS OFFICE OF Tile Cir
CUT COURT OF RUSSELL COUNTY
oFFiCE OF
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS

MARCH 70, 1921.
this oiice until - o'clock noon March 20,
1921. Tor the following. which may be
awarded In whole or IN part. to-wii: For
furnishing 800 tons. KuS OF NINE. PO-
CAHuNTAS or NEW RIVER STEAM
COAL. delivered. freight prepaid. at City
wharf or on siding southern r. IT, for
period Of SIX months. delivery 10 be
made IN carload iots--onc car to DO ucl!y-
cred each 30 days. also for 40 tons OF
Pocahontas or New River Egg coal 10
tie delivered to various points OF the CITY
may Ice ordered from time 10 time Tor
Teriod of SIX months. Forms OF pro-
poAals can be obtained OH application
y certified check for amount stated on
proposals. must accompany each bid as a
guaranty OF execution uf contract Tha
Director of Public Works reserves III.
right To reject any and all bids.
ALLEN J. SAvlLf.E
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and FLATS

Beautifully furnished
flat Of 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath, located in
West End. Immediate
possession. No chill
dren. MORTON G.
THALHIMER, S &C.
ond Floor, First Ma
tional Bank Building.
Phone Randolph sd.
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rustee's Auction Sale
Valuable Farm

a s &c, MILE FROM MAIDENs
SIiAIi0N; ON THE JAMES RIyER
DiVlSlON OF G. & O. RAILKoAn'
GOOCfiLAND COUNTY. Va
2isBOuT Is MILES WEST oil;
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
-
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
(Approved March II, 1920,
To prohibit the use OF sand, gravel or
water taken from the bed OF Shockoo
Creek at any point between the river and
its intersection with Magnolia Street. for
BE IN ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND;
the bed sSoe skoe c S or iihsn hp1
i feet OF the waters edge, n, any poin, be.
tween James River and the intersection OF
tho said creek with Magnolia Street. and
no water OF the said creek between the
said points shall be used for any purpose
twhatevdr. either in the construction OF
houses or IN the laying, OF pavements or
any such water be used for washing
comes or any other purpose. Any person
SioiatlhS tho PROVISIONS OF this section
shall pay ilne OF not less than Ave dol
lars nor moro than twenty dollars recuy-
cradle before either OF the police Justices
OF the city OF Richmond or the Juvenile
Court Ms the case may be,
This ordinance shall be in forco from
A Copy-Tcste:
ALE. IL. MCDOWELL
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BY THOMAS POLLARD.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 9l5 Hull Street.
Special Commissioners
Sale
OF
Is Feet on Fifth Street,
Between Hull and De-
catur Streets.

Pursuant TO decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the City OF Richmond.
Virginia, in the suit OF city of Rich
mond vs.. tho unknown heirs of Thos.
Il. Dornin, Trustee. entered March Ii,
1921, tho undersigned special commits
sioncr will sell at auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH rs, 1921.
At $40 o'clock +. NJ,
the real estate described as follows
All that certain piece or parcel of
land lying ana situated in the City OF
Richmond, Virginia Formerly Man
chester Va2. fronting twenty five
and onc-half (25h) feet on Fifth
street. beginning ono hundred and
forty-one I41) feet and six (6)
inches north. of Decatur Street and
running back between converging
lines ono hundred and thirty-two
G32) feet and is twenty (2O) feet
wide Mt it's rear.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD,
Special Comm issioncr.
/ certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2aHd day
a, CHAs. o, sAvILLE,
Clerk.
SrIIpn pRa-v A n In ,bt,I coi,n, 80. 49,. !. :,
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Six-room front apart
ment, located on the
Boulevard. Modern in
every respect. I'M
mediate posse ssion.
MORTON G. THAI
HIMER, Second Floor,
First National Bank
Bldg. Phone Rand. Sd.
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ON OR NEAR CAR
LINE

ON OR NEAR CAR
20 acres, good house,
hot and cold water,
acetylene lights; in
sight Of car line, near
railroad, on highway.
100000.
5 acres, with beauti-
full bungalow and yard;
between railroad and
car line, on good road.
This is a nice house.
100000.
Broom stucco bun
galow, with 2 acres
of land, near r., F. &
P. and high school
$4,500.00.
7-room cottage, with
good Outbuildings: lot
Of chicken houses s;
young orchard; two
blocks from car. line.
S2,500.00.
Broom cottage, with
good out uildin gs,
chicken houses, etc.; 2
blocks from the car
line. $2,300.O0.
Broom house, / acre
OF good land, fenced
with woven wire; 3
chicken houses and 8
chicken en- exc yards; fruit.
$2,500.00.
You can get early
possession of any of
these.
j. A. CONNOLLY
& co.
IUNpREDS OF users VOLUNTARILY fesf7S,
s So the good results OBJ taincd iron, rim ~
Dispatch Want Ada. ~ ,l.. - q =. y,
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OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF pIiIiI.Ic WORKS

DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
March -. 1921
Sealed proposals will he received a.
this office uni!I /: O'Clock noon March 81
1921. Tor the following work. which may b,.
awarded In whole OF in part. to-wit: For
encavat!ns. rcitiling. paving and repaving
over trenches Tor main lines O! gas water
and electric pipes. for the year ending
ApT!l !. 1922 Forms CT proposals can be
obtained application.
y certified check for amount stated on
proposals must accompany each bid as n
guaranty OF execution OF contract The
Director OF Pubic Works reserves The
right TO reject any and ali bids
ALLEN J. SAVILLE
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AUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices.
NCIiCI.
SALE OF EkLUAB efc REAL ESTATE nv |

re-, coMMisSioNsR asp TRUSTEE.
and Trustee. sctIns aaer 4 the oiiisson ef
decree Of The Circuit, cou', OF Russell
cause of Catherine Z. Johnson ana 4. =
Johnson. comp!ainants W. Harvey q,
SO;ia ct 's ~ oe: 20 9or s si s qs
highest b'dier. az tbs front door of the
f bHf. HrRiI 2SD 1871 inc g" . SMTIR
II Inc iepSit Of X Me aa %cy s.a,a;,
sionerr. 10 whom the said cause WAS re.
% One ,rac; containing 200 acres. NOR,
or iss- eonyeyed 10 Harvey {. Gibson by
Greek. n kuaseii County; Virginia.
0rf ~ or ess s SInysyed e od afSsy C. aip
Copper Creek. .! sahssi! County. vi1s VIA Il"
80, 90 0ne tract CT sontaininE :2i. acres
son by C 81; Hawkins ,by deed bearing
cspper Grses. IN Russell D Gosat i:i' vt On
,, TEnMs or SALE 70 be as follows; Cash
costs and commissions OF sale. and sum
doea e pr us lH a fss unds! b
son TO &. Z. Bnrns aud L. Randolph W.
Insurance COMPANY the payment Of cer
tain notes. taxes. etc: and the balance OF
and three years from DAT. OF sale o ali 5We
1hasers hsinE required TO execute notes
payments.
Given under our hands this ltth da,
of March. 1921.
Special Commissioner.
CLARENCE c. BURNS.
~ THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE Gin
GUT COURT OF RUSSELL COUNTY
l.. Z. Il. Comba Clerk of the said court,
do hereby certify that the bond required
OF the Special ComIniss .oner and Trustee
BY the decree rendered III aid caus. on
the 18th day OF March. 1921. has been
duly given.
Gwen under my nand as clerk OF tho
SAID court this IAN day of March, 1871
T. r CONRS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SHE
YARNS ana Land Tor Sale ss
A BARGAIN.

~ itNII1I1N.
1875 acres, 70 tillable,
good soil, 8-room resi-
dence and outbuildings
in good condition; or
chard. Price, 100000
if sold within 10 days.
E. T. SCHMIDT & CO..
26 N. EIGHTH ST.
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declared a, The i.. REGULAR QUARTERLY dividend
March rs. 1921. ''s''a 1s Oh
Checks Will be maiied. -
Nice.Presidenl and Cashier
TO WHOM 1T, MAY. CONCERN:
have thu. day sold all my right. title
eais,ins between Liiis. +. JGs ). ealfas
.na ysn s nn1 ali are ss due 70
coiiecIabl. at the of,ices OF the said Viz. .
Ena ShRHf6s FIs ah haSr
Sly Sly Of H,ehmIHG,d STATE or yIrEinia. and
.sid !. y. Lillis and i: j: cnfran., and
yha have This sey Gay my relations there
Dated at Riehmond. Va. February Is.
TO WHOM IT MAY. coNcERN:
we. j. !. hiliis ana +. J. Curran have
interea, In the partnersh!p heretofore e1.
i isnE and sS,es US ana
Of virginia shipper ErelEht Bureau in
,h h ely o. sae n 81
All de6ts due the said heretofore exfs,ins
Pune nj and az US de fas due Ts b.
the heretofore existing partnership to
!. J; Liliis and f. J. Curran will con-
tnpe In Partnership unde; the firm name
the csnars, %a,ionsl h anN nn lafas In In
The city OF Richmond. state OF Virginia. ="
business ant favors granted US, and be :.
speak their continuation In the same.
Dated at Richmond. Va. February Ie.
+: j: d h5ktls
Partners. trading and doing business as
Virginia Shlppsrs' Freight Bureau sIi
Central National Bank.
VIRGINIA RAIhWAY & POWER
COMPANY;
Seventh and Franklin Strects
Richmond Va.
March o. 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Vir-
glnin Railway and Power Company viii
be held at the general office Of tho
on WednesdaY. April 20. 1921 at Il
The transfer books Will be closed ON
THURSDAY. March 81. 1921. at O'clock +.
M. and VIII DO reopened on Thursday,
April Il. 1922 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
q. d. WILLIAMS
Secretary.
VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The directors of this company have
this day declared n dividend OF two per
cent eco, payable on and after April
J.. 1921. TO stockholders OF record on March
l.. u. AYLETT. Secretary.
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AUCTIONs-LECAls
Legal Notices


THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond Va. March %. 1891.
The directors OF this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF &c oil the capital stock. payable April
!: 1921. to the STOCKHOLDERS OF record as Of
March rs. 1921.
Checks Will be mailed.
". II; GODDARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

In execution of certain decd ~,
or ,So recorded Sods in the clerks otlice
Cult INC Son m1och,and u.s. COUNTY, Va. Cir
page 81. default having been made I ~
me payment OF certain no,n
therein secured. and being requ iDed
tam past-due note secured by the
sara deed oil trust. l will, on
at 1880 o'ClocK A. NJ.
sell, or tne premises. the following
described tract or land:
All that certain tract or parceI ~
land J., lyins and being in the County ~
Maidens Depot. together with i'm.
provements. consisting of dwelling
n ~, barn. stable. all outbuidings.
~ such interest which the said party
OF the frs; pat may possess OF the
o"nn niy fencing; said tract of land
GGHI5n df ndnss on one hundred ana ffiy
TERMS OF SALE: cash sufficient
10 pay all costs of this sale. inciud
ING trustee'a commission of 3 per cent
ana newspaper advertising costs. and
amount necessary TO pay one internst
note for the sum OF SI5O.75, and in
terest on this amount from January
SSiis 1s.d. and BALANCE as follows:
payable July 81. 1921: sl50.75 pay
ccipal sum of sio.O5o payable October
of the purchaser.
THIS SALE is MADE. HOWEVER.
subject TO prior deed of trust dated
Jniy 70 i9!1. and of record in the
Circuit Court. securing the principal
sum OF Sl,500 and interest notes sep.
arate at the rate of per centum: be-
ing one principal note for the sum
Of $1,000. payable at one % year
after said date. and one Cd principal
note Tor tEE sum of $500, payable
ut two (2) years after said date. and
four (4) notes. being for interest to
accrue. for the sums of S45. s45, sIT.
sl5. and payable at 6. -. is and "a
The first interest note, for the sum
Of $40. payable ut months after
July 90, 1920. remains unpaid
JAMES Il. TIMBERLAKE,
Trustee.
TIMBERLAKE G. HIT,
Auctioncers.
1901 East Main Street.
~. 4
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FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. L. & H. l.. DENOON,
SO7 e. Main st.
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OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS

March 10. 1921.
,b ssasd e p un.f Ti DO ,or RECEIVED at
1921, for the following. which may be
awarded in whole or in part to-wit: Fur
nisn!ng and delivering vitriied pipe and
east iron framea and covers. in such guam
titles may be ordered from time TO
Time. not exceeding II period OF six monhs
Forms of proposals can be- obtained on ap-
plicatiOn.
proposals must accompany each bid as "A
guaranty of execution OF contract. The
Director OF Public Works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
ALLEN j. SAVILLE,
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n Copy-Tcste:
ALE. II. MCDOWELL.
FIRST NATIONAL -1NNlS

FIRST NATIONAL. BANK,
r. Richmond, yn,. March 90, 1921.
The directors OF this bank have TODAY
declared tho regular quarterly Dividend Of
: per cent on. the capital siock. pavabia
OF March &c. Checks will be mailed.
JAS. NJ. BALL. lJR.,
THE UNION BANK OF RICHMoMn =
THE directors OF this bank have -dcciared
the res9lsf quarterly diyidend OF four
said bank. payable AnIi / to, stocESoid e ~
* 81 record a. OF March rs, Siheciss will
DO msiled. q. g; Bs dsies Cashier s.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY o, c. TAYLOR 6 CO.
rustee's Auction
Sale :.
Desirable Young
i1nber Tract
BY o. c. TAYLOR G. CO.

CONTAINING $50 ACRES. WELL SET
IN YOUNG TIMBER. LOCATED ON
me TELEGRAPH ROAD. ABOUT
20 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
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TO the creditors OF ID. c. McCLENNY,
of Richmond. in the County of
Henrico. and district aforesaid
BankruDt:
Notice is hereby given that on
March 81. 1921, the said ID. G. Me-
CLl;NNY was duly adjudicatcd bank
rupt, and that the FIRST meeting OF his
creditors Will BIO held In my Office.
Rooms 11lS-1li9 Mutual Building.
Richmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, ut which time tho said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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grain farm on ma
miles Richmond .
residence. 10 rooms
90 ACRES cultivated
tive spring Dranc hes .
tea ms AMI equip
Miller a. Co.. l25
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OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.


March -. 1921.
Sealed proposals VIII be received ii
this Office until IL O'clock noon March %
1871 for the following work. which may be
awarded in whole or in part. to-wit: For
repair work OF various kinds. such as re-
setting curb!ng and nagging. paving and
repaving on roHdbeds, cutters and side
walks for year ending April ], 1872. Forms
Of proposals can be obtained applica-
ton.
4 certified check Cor amount stated on
proposals must accompany each bid as a
guaranty OF execution OF contract. The
Director or Public Works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
ALLEN J. SAfILLE,
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond, Virginia. March 10. 1921.
a. meeting or ths directors of the
day, the regular quarterly dividend OF .
per cent on the capital stock OF the com
pany was declared, payable on and after
April /. 1921. 70 stockholders OF record as
OF March %, 1924.
Checks viii DO mailed.
w. II. SLAUGHTER.
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IlMBERLAkE & HIT.
Real Estate Auctionears
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OLD Colonial stock.
tlouai highway. 81
i,Gi5 acres, CnlOn!a.
!. outhu!ld!ngS: >
million feet timber.
12l acre. inc!ud!ng
rncHt. terms. SEQ
North Eighth Sire,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09

Fayoriug the name OF private
soldier who gave his life for his
country during the world war to that
Of some illustrious general" an
American Legion post of Minneap-
oils. Mimi. has petitioned the city
board of education to name a large
new high school there for Cecil Kyle,
who was working his way through
college by selling newspapers and
tending COWS when he enlisted
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
MAYFIELD EXPECTS
KEEN COMPETITION
Waco Cotton Palace Official says
West Texas Viii Meet Rival

Competition from several 1irec-
lions promises 20 pre- sent West Tex
as from winning first honors with ITS
agricultural exhibits at the v acr cot
ton Palace, as this section has oeen
doing each year, according to Seth n.
Mayfield, secretary of the Waco Cot
ton Palace. who was in Fort Worth
Tuesday. He declared that there
would be exhibits representing East.
Central and South Texas to compete
with the West Texas exhibit,
The lntersectional contest will be
one of the most interesting features
of the Palace this year, according to
Mayfield, Keen rivalry between the
sections of the state and diversity OF
their products, indicates that the in
terest will be great he said.
The Palace will carry more foreign
exhibits this year than ever before, y
he stated.
Rat proof storage facilities have
been built and protection Is guaran-
teed the owners Of the products for
exhibition for any length of time. Ex-
hibitors are urged to ship their ex-
hibits to the Palace now, Mayfield
stated.
Last year the West Texas exhibit.
which is entered every year by the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce,
represented the products of twenty
seven West Texas counties, accord
ing to W. r. Wheeler, assistant man
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
n NEVER FAILS
no PUT HER RIGHT
MuskOgee Woman Relieved of Is
Years Trouble by Taking
Tanlac.

"Tanac has relieved me Of a case
OF stomach trouble that made my
life miserable for fifteen or twenty
years" said Mrs. Margaret c. Grider,
eos Elgin Ave, Muskogee, Okla.
Nothing agreed with me- and the
gas which formed on my stomach
bloated me up so that l suffered
agony for hours. Tire was a pressure
around my heart that almost took
my breath away. ! was so nervous
and restless any unusual noise almost
drove ms distracted and | scarcely
ever got a good nights sleep. | was
so weak and run down ! could not
do anything hardly, but would just
move about the house like l was half
dead. I used every medicine ever
heard tell Of but nothing did me
any good and I had almost given up
hope OF ever getting well.
Tut after I got Tanl6c l began
10 menu LIoh tHe vel! 9t"i'' -'' ~
petite soon became rayenous and l
began to eat things | hadn't dared
touch in a long time. | have just
finished my sixth bottle and haven t
felt better in years, sleep like a
child, wake up refreshed and have
strength to do my homework with
ease. I always keep Tanlac on hand
to take when I get to feeling little
bad, and it never fails to put me on
the right road again. Tanlac is just
grand"
Taplac is sold in Snyder by Gray
UNI Drug Company.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09

ager of the West Texas Chamber Of
Commerce. More counties will parti-
cipate in the West Texas exhibit this
year than before, he said.
The Waco Cotton Palace has made
a larger name every year, until this
year it is an international affair
Thirty states will have duchesses this
year Mexico, Cuba and Canada also
will have large exhibits at the Palace.
During the annual season ticket
campaign 1000 more season tickets
were sold this year than last. The
Palace will be held this year from
Oct. % to Nov. 6. inclusive.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
For the School
Children

Beautiful assortment of
Bingham Dresses, Socks, and
three-quarters length hose
in the darker shades, Hair
Ribbons, MILDLY Ties, Hand
kerchiefs, Pretty All Wool
Sheppard Checks, Navy
Storm Serge, with Emblems
and Braid for making the
Hoffman Suits" Boys Suits
Shoes, Shirts, Caps an d
everything.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
BEGINNING October list, We VIII Sell
Only For Cash.

We wish to thank the public for
a liberal patroage in the past and as
sure you we will appreciate all pat
ronage in the future. II shall be our
purpose to give you the best for the
money, carrying a full line of aces
series, Gas and oils. We are prepar-
ed to give the very best of service in
all lines.
McGlaun Service Station.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
Notice.

All parties who have stock in the
Grimes Pasture north of the rail
road are hereby notified that | will
round up Saturday Sept 10th. and
throw out all strays. lSp
4. /. STOKER.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09

Just received a car Schuttler Wag-
ons. in regulars, farm trucks and
Iron wheels at reduced prices, A few
10 foot Ledbetter Cotton Beds at s25
hold a bale of cotton, J. Monroe lac
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09

We now have some ESQ tons of Col
orado and New Mexico Lump Coal in
Transit. and advise the people to
get at least a part of what they use.
1852. or 191 your orders.
13c w. T. Baze & Sons.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09

r. T. Smith formerly of this place,
but now OF Sweetwster is in the city
on business
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-09-09
Always Some
thing New
In Our WomenS' Ready
to-Wear

New Suits, New Silk
Dresses, New W DOL
Dresses, New Crepe
Blouses, N e W House
Dresses. We are re.
ceiving new shipments
each week of the latest
creations in Ready-tO-
wear.