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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
PERSONALS

THE GRAND CHAPTER of the Easter Star will hold it's grand chap ter session in Colonial hall, starting rn Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with an interesting program. At <'noon the Woman's club of the Uni tersalist church will serve luncheon Assisted by the members of the Op- nortunity club, followed by an after hoo. program, opening at o'clock. .'n Thursday. the session will meet ti t5, continuing through the day, '.rsng with a banquet at The Strat- Eeid in the evening at 7:30. Many .t@)egates are expected from all over tysw England.
 THE PARENT-TEACHER AS- f,OCIATION of Maplewood school will hold an important meeting to- morrow afternoon in thes chool, an hour earlier than usual at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Marguerite Bond, bac- .eriologist, at the Welfare building, will be the speaker explaining the various workings of her department. Miss Airline Levy will favor with Geveral piano selections and there articles made by the girls in Miss Alice Richardsons classes. The boys in the manual training department alnder Frank s. Whitman will also ex- 1libit their work. Tea will be served 7Jy the senior girls cooking class.
 WALTER HYDE of Lewis street has returned home after an extensive business trip for several weeks in the Vest.
 MISS MARION COLGAN of Grove street and Miss Catherine Russell of Noble aveneu have returned from a brief stay in New York city.
 MRS. F. F. BALLARD of Wood avenue will leave shortly for the sc,r-h where she will recuperate for several weeks after a slight nervous treckdown.
 DONALD FOOT of Wood avenue has returned to Hartford, Conn.,, where he has been spending the past few days.
 MISS DORIS WHEELER, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler of Lafayette street. will ac- company friends south for several weeks, leaving in the near future.
 Road is the house guest of friends in Richmond, Virginia, for several days.
 ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of he engagement of Miss Grace Val cntine, daughter of MT. and Mrs William Valentine of Maplewood avenue, to Veron Lee Smith. Nc date has been set for the wedding
 THE THIRD OF the series of ben. fit card parties will be held tonig'h1
 the school room of St. Peters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

Lingerie Clasps
 are here Sterling Silver and gold, engraved. Baby Pins of sterling silver,
 59 cts
 Gold Barrettes Large ones for hair bows. These are en- graved, and several eff fective designs,
 59 cts Ask to see them.
 Jewelry Counter. Take 2, Glance at the Odds and Ends
 shown at the Jewelry Counter Candlesticks in silver finish.
 Silver Coin Purses and Vanities.
 Silver handled Nail and Tooth Brushes. Silver Memo Tablet and small trinkets. Combs in amber and jet, also rod pins. Silver Mug, Card Cases, etc.
 Half Price
 Main floor. front.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
5000
Main hoor-
The Vogue for Gray
has arrvied in town for an indefinite stay

has arrvied in town for an Indefinite stay
 We are told the coming spring is to be a 'season of gray So what could be more in keeping with the caprice of time than gray footwear. To many women gray appeals because it fits with other clothes. It s restful quiet and ladyike. Especially happy is the combination of gray suede shoes or slippers with gray black or blue gowns Often 1t combines with purple and Burgundy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
And the Price is One-H Half Original

Outing Flannels which come in handy just at this time of year for sleeping garments for women, men and children This is large gathering in plain white and neat stripes.
 Sheetings bleached and unbleached
 Pillow Case Muslins and Cambrics. The mus ns in all grades and right lengths for sheets and pillow cases. This is a good chance to stock up for household use.
 Found at the domestic section on the third floor. from 11h to yards Morning
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

rectory with Rev. Father Moran off, ciating. The couple are at home for the present at 52 Commercial street. The bride was ormerly em- ployed in the office of D. M. Reads, while the groom is connected with the U. S. Parcel Post.
 There are nine navy yards in the United States.
 New Jersey and Delaware were both known originally (1ike New York; as New Netherlands. Among Indian pames for States are
 Michigan Ca weir for fish"O; Min --~ota ('1cloudy weath er"); Mis-
 nR-ri with a similar meaning .luddy'D, and Nebraska ("water valley").
 l Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

Some da when you are not yery busy, try spending half he day at Reads. From the outside the Read building ooks pretty big, but we venture to say few persons know the inside thoroughly. Everybody is so hurried that 1t is only when something is needed, such as a coat, lress, or a hat that one comes in, goes directly to the departments on the second floor and makes selection. By the direct road to the elevators one passes most attractive things.
 The newest Fripperies for feminine adornment are dis | played at the neckwear sec \ ton.
 The loves for all Occasions, on softest French kid for nine wear to durable and correctly tailored gloves for | business or driving.
 ! The Silk Stocking Section. ways beguiling.
 ! The Shoe Section with its
 ,ew satin slippers and OK ford brogues side by side. l The Books, the Art Section.
 On the second floor the se- | cluded and quiet rest room.
 The Tea Room with its
 empting midday lunches, l and afternoon pick ups" in | he way of tea and ice cream. ! III of these are at the service | the women of Bridgeport,
 'f they do not avail
 themselves of such privileges
 an agreeable part
 '1on sfore's service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

church with several of the women of the parish acting hostesses. These parties are proving extremely popu- lar affairs.
 MRS. ALBERT HODGKINS of 141 Bronx avenue is entertaining her mother Mrs. w. C. Perkins of New Haven, for several days.
 MIR. AND MRS. I. s. BOWEN eel ebrated their golden wedding ami versary last night whena they enter tained several of their friends at dim ner at the Stratfie1d hotel.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. SNEDLIN of 52 Commercial street announce the rnarrage of their daughter Miss Eda. to Nathan J. Stanley son of MT. and Mrs. S. N. Stanley of 2294 East Main street, on December IT, 1920. The ceremony took place at St. Charles
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
$500

The second is a strapped affair, the lower strap crossing the instep and the second strap faste ing around the ankle The arrangement of the S-aps is such as to hold the foot securely in place and h provides comfort whether walking or dancing. This is model that gives promise of high popularity where dressy slipper is desired.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
Black Satin Slippers

Yes Madame, and two models await you
 ssSabot.' truly rare name for dainty slipper The sides of the slipper cut low, there is well rounded toe and medium high French heel. single strap over the instep Very smart and quite exclu- sive. And it bears a special price,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
New Burglar Proof Vault of the Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,,
 1884 Main Street, Near Congress.
 A Stonghold For Valuables.

the aim of Go possible protection and theft that modern vaults their safety devices furnish
  other vauabes
  convenient deposit vuab must appeal instantly articles description
 by TrustCo has been designed withstand Fire Burglars Flood Earthquake and the The ed of heavy thickness of concrete reinforced by steel rods These walls lined walls steel This as the best known method of Vault Construction
 proof thing making weighs eight The door and vestbe each made of single billet of steel without bolt holes Vault the latest electric protective system which guards the Should contains Safe Deposit Boxes of various each under individual and key No his box without the banks and the other hand without
 
 in reasonable rental
 Coupon booths provided open Deposit Boxes secluslon and
 outside alarm located directly booths the hodup the bank! Calling to the patrolnen adjacent beats broad of constructed independent of model Banking House building conditions make it advisable.
 INSPECTION BANK QUARTERS AND CONVENIENCE DEPosIToRs CUSTOMERS.
 Commercial Bank & Trust Co.
 Main St., Congress
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

There are nine navy yards in the United States
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
Some New Gray Slippers

adore. These have been fashioned new last, and ceverly fitted with straps the instep and around the ankle The toe is trifle wider than usual, the French heel slightly lower, and the vamp a bit shorter But the effect is all that could be desired for for 1ora
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-24
$12.2O
The Valentines are Out


 ''Let's be eachesl' A plentiful sprinkng of red hearts, of them pierced with arrows others adorned with bouquets of forget-me- -nots, all of them looking very and loving adorn the front counter of the main aisle It would be well to look them early because the unusual and original designs likely to be picked up quickly.
 ''Hello Central, give me One-Man-4- A-Vaentine' A very practical Valentine has a large paper of garden seeds attached good assortment of lettuce and squash.
 Choice hand tinted Valentines in boxes.
 Prices up to S1.00 The children will be especially pleased with ma terias for making valentines. Lace paper and small picture ornaments enough for large assortment Of valentines 35 Cts box Small Paper Cups Still few and Baskets adorned Calendars left with red hearts Marked Half-Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Special
Commissioners Sale
F.PpS-EPPS * co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs

IrrSuant TO "A decree of tho CHM
Gerry Court OF the city OF Ricbmond
entered on the eth day Of AnriI. ioSi
~ the suit of Dora Whitlock SAW
rtc.' NS Mary T. Smiths cNecuror
etc" ! shall offer for sale nj nnhIic
auction At tn" premises on
TUESDAY, APRIL IL. 1921.
At o:3o o'clock, l.. NJ.
ma certain lot or parcel of land in
no city OF Richmond. Virginia, with
IN" tWo-Story frame dwelling. There
on. NO. llOl North Twrn,y-trs,
street. and all Other imnrovements
~ inc northeast corner of q and
i"rntY-hrst Streets fronting thirty
tnr.t 'jdp feet ola the eastern lin.
OF IWcutY-frst Street and running
oack al right angles, between paraI-
!"i mes, one OF which Is the north.
'Fh me OF I! street. one hundred nd
'"chtN-hN" tl2HD feet nine 90 inches
TO an alley fourteen 90 feet wide
TERMS onc-third cash, and IN.
residue IN three equal installments
~ SLY, twelve ana eighteen months
from the day Of sale. for negotiable
notes with interest added, the title
I" d" retained until all the purchase
money IS plih and the conveyance or
u"r"d 10y the court; or for all cash
al the option OF the purchaser.
JOHN y. CtrCHINS
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required by
the above mentioned decree has been
given. CHAS. O. SANIl.LE
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REtU EST<fTE FOR s,lLE
Warm, anh l.nnu t,r Sale ~,


FEW GOOD BCIS
O.! acres, 90 i.rcs ~ cultivation.
Italian s" In wood G.rourf. IvrfIfus.
usIti ouibvi d!n.s in good l.rG
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Suburban iur sale

!itGI!t.A&D l'.Ahn ao'urs. largest ..ss
best oUi-H..= ncfure Huygss see Cha.
+. Rue grmuGd S'.e Asell. A..,-ou
Building ,'I E.-. A.htG Street.
SAVE painting rNp,u-c aud afwUya have
good uuH,r !tuy Htt.t-tlsr E,.-I.tnI
siI"uo lIusf.HN. tuyr hrr with .u'e
Tor saio t.sGlan. ,rinEs Au..l D..
s.-T 10 Or appreciate Il son -,
seven !l.. .ar Iur. north . u'..ts
ur 'dtn.s d GA"j"na utrE.tDd
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FOE promE ATTENTION u=i your ho.i
Wl:A DG.. i ...t.IL.UHi Room 10
Nilsson ra.a.ns. ~ .-.s, Mann st.
FOR BEST RESULTS ..-; your prpucrtN
with u. Gtrr.'t IS go. IA East MAJ.
TOE RESULTS !gs' ,aus farms "ni ,.ty
UrOgerly wits !".4Hf9 . isH-hy, -. b -
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
F or Sale or Trade

Grisj muI. water no,yrr To..,.,
IN tnlCtiN s"ttI,d ncirhAprhond 4
inH from iticAmouL. Capacity. 100
Lush"!" "l mcIt ana 80 Larr..I. uf
t.."ur rcr day Fond co,crs ii acres
70 acres ~ wood. acres iu cuitiyu.
I.'N -" Hing aud outnuNdlngs. IiII
$50 y condition Dwurr ha. !, fI,.,,,
1na "'nu"' 'ngs after the mui Lots
J. \. CpNNElIY < 30
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FRANK :. RfCHESON,
ROBERT &. HNYI.lSS.
TruS:,,S

To tn" creditors OF WILLIAM T.
REESE. of Richmond, ~ the county
EnukrUpt,
Motto" ~ hereby givon that ON
Anrll .. 1874, the said WILLIAM y.
tt-ItSE was dulS adjudicat"d bank
rupt and that tho Hrsi meeting nr
MS creditors viii hc held in my Of
No. Rooms lllS-lile Muti.ai iiulld-
H.rhinynt. Va, on the 18TH
~ or Ni'iilL 1921. at 10 o'clock in
IN" forenoon. at which time the said
q, NHIiprS may attend prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine
~! bankrupt ana transact such
other business as may proprrly come
before said meeting.
THoS T. SNEAD.
April :. 1921
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I.cgnl Nnilcc,
8, |

!? t.t- >ati0JS- n'tpLp.-Hs % ArPA.
\ >peCl". Meeting 81 IA. ato.kh,.,i,,y
Of Ap.a. ach.Nn G'u~cr .guuiuny MI. o.
held on the -s,h dag of Autt. ly. -, "a
9c,2s,, ~ ,ne ;n."moo" 90 'me oii.ce OF
i"s. in the CiiJ ul kluuulp.... SJ,I' "
Nir+.n!a log pa. riru"', 90 eolsUl,ri-i.:
ana HCIiHE AZ .u thy lgJu.ar. aul.uti',,. a. >
% ;nc Articles ~ Ass.c.at.un IL Inc
Company whr'euy ,nr per.aI .,ltaiu VIM
N Iempa.: .'Gaired O. COMPLETE is
!, H,''.." - - GO sN Ended 10 Mly
upn ana C.Lu-s d. u. section ,,
salI ArJ,l-, OF Assuglh.llu -u tltt -, -,
OF raid causes WI, ,a! a. follows
rae Corporation ahH.. a.,r H.. an
S'ars from ana ut,yr Aluy % iI-I
w!ih.l which GO Has" as in" Of in
proNyirvnt ~ WORKS ana! .Ui thc same
Iu operation
and fDs tnr transaction 20! su.a ,tn,r
business u" r'"y urogery come ueIorc Inc
IEr Siuck nooAs of the conp,uy ,,.r.
close! al tnr c..s' 80 business un Alarth
o"tn!nH 90 nYS!"tSS GA Agr4 i. 1871
L. w. OSBORNE
Dated New YORK ,.,y 1.., 80
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DAVIDSON Il DURHAM.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
No. COS West
18th Street
WOODLAND HEIGHTS, RICHMOND


a, Ey v T5r,6 Of eeT! .aa iced Of trust
clerks Office Of FIustines court. Fart
= for tn" city OF Richmond. Va in
~ Il. iS-A, page 2o7. default having
h%ym male ~ paym"nt Of a portion
REQUIRED by the beneficiary therein so
I" do, we will, on
wr.i,.>r.opAi ,rr>r,. ~. ,s-..
at o'clock u. NJ.
proceed to sell on The promises. a.
public auction, the property men
toned therein and described as fol-
lows:
AN that certain piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the city or
Richmond Va. Qormcrlv located in
chesterfield County). being lot No
10. ana hftecn feet six inches OF lot
No. ), IN iilock 81. in Plan OF Wood
land Heights and designated as No
500 West Twen'y-eighth Street. bc-
ginning los feet q inches from the
north line of Spring Hill Street.
thence running nor,hwardly and
fronting ON the east line of Twenty
eighth street SO feet q inches thence
eNtcnHin% back castwardIy between
parable! lines liS feet TO an alloy II
feet wide
TERMS: Cash sumcicn. 10 nay al,
costs Of sale. taxes and insurance To
tnS Of sale and II debt OF $500 now
~, -" "',aaHS' 'i,'t.H from sep
t"mncr 80, 1870. and the residue at
q credit of one year. evidenced bv
PURCHASERS note. with interest added
ana secured by DECD of trust on
rhid prop"rtEi or for all cash as to
the said residue at the option of the
purchaser.
This sale is made subject to "A prior
deed OF trust dated March 49, 1920.
I" secure the payment of the sum of
800 and interest. the principal OF
which is due on the odd day OF March.
!H-5. and interest on which has been
paid 10 December %. 1870
CIAS. X. WILLIS.
Trustee
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.3cuMo>U .l-i.@i., ". HAl!.NAI COM
Once OF "a, So. ta,.

hlcHnnHt. VA. Apr.. .n.l
>vtDe ~ 1la.' Coy slS,n iht. tHu aG.UltI
m-"...F "' 'hr st"ehho'icra oil ,ur i: IA.
mont tIuf,.s! Runway tul..pa4ty Nill b-
nsia. o' rs Oh ti""m .o- i'pli Street
=t.st'bu. l.. H..pal. \d.. Uu A.uU..y. !lr
1871. day ii Aptl 1874 at il ~ G'u!6g.
4 ~.
N. slpc. transfer EuoLs van ts closed
al o'r.rc.. T. NJ Tuesday Aus.l T, ~ =
and rru,..rd al 10 ncioeN a. VI. rulsG.,,
Arm ~ 1871
$Oi:MAS CALL.
S.LIrtIIN-
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q whSi ..rsI"uSsi." 90 sa.f .u,. id, .-....
rrtE. ms Is 81 "aut = daui B.,
u. " ..l. no gpu
ec!i IT. wiii -Niuct tbr rr.uitf
CONN ssi"n tee oil uv 10 s.r IA.
- iiTA!c S'n'h STREET H.E,n,.''.,.
nun.:irs 80 cal Madison i!:i
LIST y.sr t.sws win Il. y. Wn.tehurs,.
lGit Las, NAN
List your pr"rruy Tor s,ie wih Cha,
", se"s>e' CO. 20 80. "a H'",h S'rv,t
vs. toI sale o relt. " rarg u,
Co. lnc., NJ; Las Franklin su,.i.
hHo s"NN "'".'-' ."' '.'' t.- ... $50.
10 .sv 'ness w."' A9- .- 1. %. 49,. j.:
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HOME WANTED

| want to purchase,
direct from owner,
home in West End on
good avenue or cross
street; brick OF frame;
modern on must have
cellar so | can install
heat. VIII pay cash.
Possession Sept. LIST or
sooner, il possible.
What have YOU to
offer? Address G 30l,
care The Dispatch.
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES for Snlr


Sh Roller TOP one, d.sE. In good
1Ii!li0n. az East Marshall.
" 50 Good leo, hnI. runners, mat
ltE, ufuEG'ts. cpug"'cuin. 10" pIt," tor
utH sale ShoIbOufns, -t!j EiSt Clay
.LN N$lT"b .corruHatid loonng mac-
.yl!F new. dreamer y M!cEae.son. Avs
ironh As.nu"
n - Iift. you MAHi cal Isreunrr {.
.ilSha".Son. 800 ltrooh Avenue.
NJ Samples Di floor ,Ihlc aud
'whiur, ~ spliG mahogany OHly one
"nch. .nrRhins Gem EieC. Shop.
bSI ATTRACTIVE haas IA Eg.!iHlad. $40.
Hiss Iylvl- 2gt : Fpusn"" street.
iMBi$G. Inning ana .hyc. metal
'otk. repair work a .Icciulty. =. MsU-
las rlulIh. ns 60. Inc. 1913 y Main s,
btEE hn',iuE. aN rtauIhtJ Sizes amt
r.,plt hand p;!n"s pn es'.l, lot.
/ b.IfH!l N 60. machinery G't."rh api
= l,iii,"utn street. AHiisuH i.i..
T. Io"fslf I}'oA tor everything ia Jew
Try a-' W"a' brpHi street
Ep Columbia SrhfuuDlh. CAL MatlsoA
,lt ana iuIt" sn nuai
bpb "I.pTiii>G LOCKERS excellent
or nlHnuii .'I.ur plants and clgos
itf"mberi Time CiOCNE wl'h card fhr;ts
mon" i:Uniy "a !iis. S;rIuhsiiief
tfptErrh
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80 AcKESA sran1 sl"cN tam as Wei
as E'm'-.ti - mag Giles County 80
acres cultivate 10" Ieies uiEe Ertss
dwelling IN" i-a.Ut houses. b, n
"a snriugs. acres hearing apples Az ,
El.r~ 40 It..sOdhS. one ait n .
CnHtsu ihT". iu.gi:: E,jl" S.hOn! NJ
Tor 81" acre: terms ~ Il. E!o..t - $
SIS ~ ACRE, intending. 80 acres ng nne
i.iHO'f. wii iIJ one mile 30: state ~ -.n-
way miles al ri!lgunI station. S..ruu.
VNeling, 5UI acres for Si.dHh. Vino.
{" To-. Charlottesville. Ma.
Houses for sale 81,
uARTo% ni:.G!Irs sis roon... n.oa.fn
"N cri heat, i.jcn. NIc' street. l..,.lI-
s'E ~ durham. .VS Last Mann. i;nu-
-r..>IEAL la.5Oo.O0. crNtral!y !og.Icd.
l5-roum hriGh hOmsc. At present Jrutri
at - 1910 rate ga Investment. with i,,,s
s!u!6l!.s tor rapid enhance IN value
~ business DrODuritiun. /; uoU!d Br
converted INTO store and RATS also
Warehouse close 10 CITY Hal E.,,
terms BOX ~ iit. The dispatch.
I.Al 81. NEST For sale West ca
S,Tr.i near FIST. detached. DgIrH i.,,.-
.vaC. TO ruunts. .trUtrIy IIg.!ts Hnti
hHih dcop .oi 10 an HiI'y, rrtcr. kI.auu.
forms. No Information over telephone.
$40 mas. T. Kuch,mInh. Snl- .,.,u-.
I:"9m -, Allison i'Iildin-, Ncji. r.nst
Main street
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SPRAY " \ { a MS
Is o. i + CT A LII
THE INSECTS
lE. WILL NOT STAIN.
7 X A Y 1T L Y Il X Y
HERE. 90 CTS. PER
UART BOTTLE. NONE
ETTER. FOR SALE By
ROGERS AND DRUG
| SITS, Q x = II q n Il
OULENARD 373.
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HUNDREDS q: Users .o.u.,,.:,y i..r;fv
u the good results oUtaIuuuL l:u.. t.u,.,
Dhpaten Want Ada
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RA.M EsLiIE tOR NEhT
Apartments an,. Flats
lA.,m.,, riMcc, fnr icni

slALt~ go .-t TOR autouob..- u.r.lny IN
ieaf -! t..., iiaiu street Appit 10
WI Hr.e E-1ai Main and sid. street
i's 'Hr iynt '.puloa l.. SiFIG- Co.
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I.NNSlTUp curru,;otid loonng irac-
ta!iN new. dreamer ~ MicEae.sOn. Avs
TouH Avenue.
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Tue oAss.pc4Ae 40 onlo o.!.n.,

NOTICE or Avn Ia. MEETiND
kishNhonG Vagina. i'-BGGaEy IL 1871
NOTICE - Hereby u, ~ ta,.I ~,
hnnua. Meeting Of ibr Slu.nnUt.-fs 80
The Carsa ."ahc AUD ONO kaI.H.y Com.
paay wlli DO ne.d, pTO..nc. IA Inc a."
Law, a. tGe se!e:sI an!ee ot Tue Eoin.
pan! "a ne SItS %. H!N;tAO.u. Virginia
eleven y .IcCn ~. Al.
a. cot lnv rivCI.tu directors,
90 ~ approve .I.A NU..sy..l ~ A., yo,.
OF Cthr'N' "s '".S % "s.s!ds4 pS IAN
Lhu s-Si'~S 10 49,! hrtrsaaFy .ySTO...
or SO''s'"' - DeS'- au'hSiII!, tEr cease
~ tne ~N".'.4 ~. =. taG .-4G.sItGU.. S,urI.
N!ss ~ - ~N'''"-"' - .'"1 8" .np -AteGi
p.N..ttH. "I.n t"- n..u. .-"a...rs 80, .r..
OF me GavsL !.r,Nv add Ju.y I...,,
IOUI,i.'! " iN,..al..s. "I...u ILv LII.
pa"J ""i.s s.Os.-">.a!IS laU ya..I.,
al 10 4u.nu.4v anu cona.n, to IN,
form amL .-.".s ui aHy Ass. u.!.,ut -.
!easS ~ o>"c. ".Ae Va S..v p.,....svs tuai
"a 70 tTp.U'v, GatII! I..tI LU........ ,lrn
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