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INDUSTRIAL

Jan. a-Suprrme Court ~ United States
held that labor unions Or their members
are accountable 10 the antitrust iaWs
whore they depart from their normal
and legitimate objects and engage 10 an
actual combination OF conspiracy Ia re-
Btraiut OF trade
Jan. National conference Of state
manufacturers associations pledged sup.
port for open shop movement
Jan. 3i-Railway executives asked that
national working agreements" be abru-
gated. and railroad hrOtherhuOds ap-
pealed TO President Wilson 10 prevent
wage reductions
Feb G-president Wilson declined TO In
terfere In railway wage controversy
March S-Wags decreases OF i2is 10 Is
per cent, affecting over 10000 employees
Of packing Industry In an parts OF tie
United States. announced,
March @ Representatives or packing In
dusuy and is employees reached agree
ment at Washington ana prevented
threatened strike.
March 3l--Coal miners Of Great Britain
went on strike and state OF emergency
was proclaimed by the king
Aprii i5-Railway labor board ordered
national working agreements terminated
NAV MAY day strikes and lockouts
involved the building trades OF Chicago,
lob printers Of the country marine work.
ers Of Atlantic coast and livestock hpn-
MAY S-United states Steel corporation
announced wage cut Of 20 per cent Tor
day labor and reduction Of other wages
ana salaries.
[ Min 5.-striks OF Chicago stock handlers
and lob printers ended
May go Union bakers Of Chicago struck.
May Railway labor board announced
witse reduction averaging " per cent
June iO-Lockout OF Chicago building in
dustrles ended. Judge Lands chosen ar
hitter OF wage scale.
June % Railway shopmen voted to re-
tect wage reduction.
June IS British coal miners strike set
tied.
Railway labor board abolished time
aud-a-half pay for overtime work but
extended other national agreements in
definitely.
July 12-Rail labor board ordered wages
OF railway express employees reduced
six cents an hour on August l.
Continued on page twelve
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Salmon 10c can.

orange 29c dozen.
~prduH 49, "irH $40 ~
Ford Auto Chains t24s pr
Chicken Mash $3.50 pef 10 n.
Beef scrap &i5o per bag.
3 NJ Frozen Fish for 25c
Mems Gum Boots 81 - pr.
Nut Coal $500 per ton.
Zoe cut nt Tobacco for Be-.
Z rolls Toilet Paper for 25c,
Soda Crackers Ice ~
Apron Bingham re yd
. pr Mems Gray Hose for 25c.
. 10 GinFer Snaps for 25c.
Candles Toe 10
stove Pine ige Joint
Mems Buckle Artics ft9s pr
Chicken Grit Si25 bag
80 cigars in box 81 80
Bed Comforts Si.39 each.
Bed Blankets Si.25 each
/ gallon can Apple Butter Doc.
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Mince Meat 19c ID.

Post Toastics &c box.
kellog's Flakes % box.
Z bars SOAP for 25c
: rolls Toilet Paper for 25c
CurraHta ijc NJ
Fruit Cakes $t.3g each.
Dates i9c pkg
New Orleans Mplasscs soc gal.
40 Sam Coffee zoe NJ
Walter Baker Chocolate &c bar.
ivory Soap 70 bar
Mems heavy weight underwear Cgc.
Women's Winter Weight Underwear
a8c.
Stock Syrup i5c gal.
4 bars Fels' Napiha Soap for 2Jc.
Mince Meat Fc ~
Hair bushel bag hnc salt 35c.
Bushcl bag coarse Salt GOr.
Peaches lOc can
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Leggings 48c pair.

Rabbits Lye 10c box.
3 pr Children's Black or Cordovan
Hose for 25c.
20. n. r. Cotton Sc spool.
3 inch Photograph Records Csc each
Lewis Linseed oil 75c gal.
Corn $3.50 per Dbl delivered.
Carbide S5.95 per can.
Mems Rubber Shoes Sjc pr.
Mood $500 per cord.
Wood $500 per cord, delivered.
Hill Muslin Zoe yard
Fruit OF the Loom Muslin 19c yard.
Champion \ Spark Plugs 55c.
Roofing Csc roll.
Shoe Laccs lc pr
Silvertown Cord Tires $685.
Bat Cotton &c bat.
Oyster Shell 75c bag.
Boys Red Gum Boots f29S pr.
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NO. s22s EQUITY.

In the Circuit cous. for Carroll County,
Charles W. Klee. George W. Hoff copastners trad
ing under the firm name and style Of Klee and
Hoff, ct al. We. Haskell Feldman, Ida Feldman
his wifei Maness Strauss ct 81, Trustees; ct al.
Ordered this 23rd day Of December, A. d. 1921
that the account OF the special Auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of Jan. next; provided b copy Of
this order be inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
EDWIN NJ. MELLoR. Jr.. Clerk.
True copy-Iest;
dscas.st EDWIN NJ. MELLoR. Jr.. Clerk
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Sal Vet sc Id.

90 NJ Jar Minec Meat 4Sc
u Jar Muce Meat 95c ~
wash boilers gsC each.
- Gauge IA in. GALVANIZED Roofing
$3.50 per square
Is Gauge Standing Seam Roofing
$50 ner square
30x3 Safety Tread Tires 1854.
3bS3lz Safety Tread Tires yi2I0.
Rrd Wide Muslin igc sd
Eewlng Machines 82975.
Canton Flannel i2iaC I'D
2 boxes Armuur'B Oats for 25c.
2 boxes Mothers Oats 25c.
2 boxes Ouakpra' Oats zoe.
Hemp Carpet soc yd
Mems Leather saleB 90 pr.
Ford CHfburaiurs ya71 each.
Potatoes sl.25 per buabel
Figs Sc n
Womcn8 Rubber Shoes isc pr
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70 CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF Carroll Coun-
ty. in Maryland, letters of Administration on the
Personal Estate Of
ELIZA UTZ,
late Of Carroll County deceased. All persona
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber,
on or before the 4th day Of July, i62a
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this ilth day OF
December 1921
JACOB v. uTZ.
deele-at AdminiAtrater.
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Pineapples 10c can

Mems Oyercoats $500 each.
Watches CSC each.
Pure Black Pepper lbc ~
gallon can Ilayoline Auto OH sl.75.
Floortex soc yd
Congolcum 69c I'd
Genuine Linoleum JOc yd.
Patacake Toe box
Nice Cheese 25c III.
Mems Cord Pants S29s pr.
Hair Nets for 25c.
shlppensburg Cord Pants S475 pr.
Gillet Razors 9Sc each
Giilet Razor Blades 39c pkg.
Clarks Cotton Sc spool
Government Artics $3.50 pr.
Bed pillows 9Sc pr
Candies Sc N,
Womens Pink Boomers 25c pr,
Mems Sweaters Csc each.
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1THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE. DECEMBER 30. 1921
Medford Prices


Granulated Sugar 51ac ID.
xxx Powdered Sugar &c 10.
Nice Table Syrup 29c gal.
Cocoa sc 10.
Oatmeal 10c box.
4 bars Palm olive Soap for 25c.
Pure Black Pepper 15c ID.
Corn Meal &c ID.
Hominy &c ID.
Raisins 15c ID.
4 bars Rabbits Soap for Csc.
l box 1875 free.
Buckwheat Meal &c 10.
Girls Knit BIoomers 19c pr.
Dark outing Flannel 12lsc yd
Cocoannts sc each.
2 ib. Big Value Coffee for Csc.
Cocoa 19c jar
Brooms 30c each.
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NJ Office TO CREDITORS.

This Is 20 give notice that the subscI beers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County Maryland, letters Teatamentary on
the Personal Estate Of
BENJAMIN F. BHRIVER.
late Of Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally thenticated. 70 the subrcribef
on or before the ath day Of July. 1922, they
may otherwise by Ia " be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given. under our aand thla 9TH day OF December
JAMES Nc. SHRIVER.
JAMES S, HERMAN,
Dee GIT Executors.
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Brick Residence


STABLE CHICKEN HOUSE
Il a IN property
likewise
LIBERTY
prove y a
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Dwelling House

pantr
porch.
This
feet and has a depth Of 40 feet
LOT no 3 IS In fee ample and Is an
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Unimproved Lot


said a
described building
will be offered together the
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Assignee Of Mortgages Sale
OF A
YALU ABL { F AR M
Property Near Union Mills,
Carroll County, Md.

by virtue Of the power Of sale con
tanned ia the mortgage deed OF Rebec-
ca r. Earhart 10 Savannah krEmrine
and Arnolphna Krumrine. his wife.
bearing date December 18th, 1920, and
OF record among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records Of Carroll County Ia
Liner y q. C.. No 70. folio 4s7 etc,
and duly assigned of record unto the
undersigned by Assignment duly re-.
corded NJ the foot of said mortgage,
default having occurred in the pay
ment ~ the mortgage Indebtedness,
the undersigned viii sell AZ public
sale on the premises. on
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4 Acres, l Rood and II Perches

o. land described Trustee
Emanuel FormWa al record Land
in ber W Mex 40 g. folio 1885 etc This lot the
Road
of ner Cyrus Lepo Or Luther others growing
timber suitable the purposes.
trrtr
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more or less. situated ! * miles from
Union Mills. IN Carroll County. in the
State, OF Maryland, on the public road
lead ~ shriyer's Min 70 Mel
ross as the Deep Rua Road,
and hf6s the lands Of the late
Dayia e&W. Earhart. William H. Kirk
hon and william Stewart. This prop
erty is improved by brick and frame
dwelling of two and one-half stories,
with eight rooms and cellar; good
large bank barn, large hog pen, wagon
shed and carriage house. chicken
house and all other necessary out
buildings. and with well OF water at
the house and another az the barn.
There is large orchard OF apple and
pear trees on the property. About lie
acres are under cultivation and mead
ow land, and about rs acres are in
good oak timber suitable for cntting.
and a stream of water runs through
the property.
Terms Of Sale One-third of the
with approved security, and bearing
the dav Of sale, and the residue In
two equal payments Of one and two
years, or all cash at the option of the
purchaser. The credit payments to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser
purchase money TO be paid in cash on
interest from the day Of sale.
CALVIN Y. BANkERI,
Assignee OF Mortgages
Bond e. Parke, Solicitors.
William Warner, Auctioneer'
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Household Goods


hall chickens stick
IN o
a SATURDAY JAM
AIRY h 1922 following LOTS on
County
crbcd follows
$ Liberty
AND wITH 4 DEPTH FEET No
improved a
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Sleds CSC each.

Horse Blankets S1,25 each.
Sleds use each
Dried Peaches i5c 10.
2 10. Big Value Coffee for 25c.
Rabbits Lye 10c box.
oyster Shell 75c bag.
3 Lamp Nantes for 25c.
Bed Sheeting i9c yd.
Bed Ticking l2hc yard.
Muslin Toe yard
Pillow Tubing SOC yd.
High Chair $l,9S each.
2 doz. Cloths Pins for sc.
Buckwheat Meal &c ID.
BrSoms 39C each.
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January II, 1922,

AT TWO O'CLOCK NJ the said will
premisea Warhedsbug Carroll County Maryland
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rs IL Acres of Land,


WarhcdsburR by
HOUSE
There
about Well
kitchen door with pped barn
meadow
This Is desirable d proposed state
Road Airy expected the
he near
This astnamed Will be mortgage
be the
which
prescribed third
there
OF
from the day OF sale
approved
Terms OF Sale Of
months Will
security
until paid
Attorneys
THEO. F. BROWN, Trustee,
BOND PRkE Attorneys for Trutee Westminster Maryland
Westminster,
Bond Attorneys for Trustee
John H. decoa-ts
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Monday, January 16, 1922,

At TWO O'CLOCK. p ~ the said Trustee will at publ
premises q WOOD LOT containing
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The undersigned Attorney for the owners win offer and sell
a Public Sale on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1922,
AT O'CLOCK, p NJ SHARP all valuable 5
miles South Of Westminster and miles North Of Rersown,
STATE ROAD, and known as the Miller Farm, containing
10 Acres, 2 Roods and 38 Perches
OF LAND MORE OR LESS. Improved by a pa STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing IL Rooms Kitchen cellars
Porch East and South Of the building Well Of house
and barn Large Bank Barn Stang for horses and tie up 20
head Of Cattle Hog House 40 feet long; arrc
Corn Crib Slo Blacksmith Shop Dare Smoke House Wash
HOUSE, Wood Shed, large Hen House Garage for 3
This property has been surveyed and will be offered in entire
tract, we'll viii be offered in parcels
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Public Sale
OF Valuable
Real & Personal Property
Of Joseph Formwalt, Bankrupt.

County Maryland
LAND, MORE OR LESS STABLE FOR TWENTY
or CATTLE. a
adioins o w. Await
S subject to an ground Of
premises Liberty
SATURDAY JANUARY H. 1922 beginning
a =. all the
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THEO. F. BROWN, Trustee,

BOND & PARKE, Attorneys for Trutee
Westminster Maryland.
Bond & Parke, Attorneys for Trustee,
John H. Brown, Auctioneer.
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tee explained. was duo TO tho fact
that Sl''!o and nome was made tho
MINIMUM sh.ary or a married white
minister. the sum OF S'0'ooo mas
'eeh received from the nationwide
'i''pa's h Tor inc year i'@i' IL was
stated.
Tho report stated :ha,. because Of
,h d,i,to, , ,.
''' '"''''''' " "o'i'e" M'' Nc's III
the mountains. the list OF mission
aries is now larger than ever before
on N,. ~ ,o,,, ,,,s. ,,I,r,y
-" ""F 'he ,"'"i was clergy.
t"lftl nine OF whom thirty-two are
white and seven colored: two fay
man ,onc ,vbi,, AND o,, ,.,t,r,1, az,
~ - ~ 60
'"'"'F-HNc women "oEhers--a total
Of Sixty-six.
Annual DIOCESAN ,.on,c;io.,ho
VI NC t'pis-
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ACountry Home

for some Eichmoud business man.
combining the convenience Of the
city ~ith tn" attractions of delight
!i country in a I'm" section uf Njr.
%iuia. TIA" t1Sm consists OF $. acres.
easily adaptable 10 Improvement 90
acres being In orchard and Cuiiiva-
ton. balance in timber sufficient for
needs q! tn" farm. Tho sal" Of tho
run alone VIII pa. So. on the price.
ASKED. The hoUS- is "a modern bun
saiow OF rooms and bath. electric
'!"h's and running hot ana cold
"hi"r; SplcnGiG VIC" Of mountains.
station Ola" minute walk; convenient
+" store. church. school and GOOD
to"u miles away. Fin" train service
70 Richmond. which rs only 80 MILE,
BON l. 23a. care Times Dispatch
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WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD Do WHEN She
IS WEAK AND NERVOUS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN HAVE SUR.
PRISINGiT INCREASED THEIR
STRENGTH. ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS TIME BY THIS SIMPLE
EXPERIMENT.

On account of the terrible weak
ness ncrV BUSINESS and alarming sylnr-
toms. which are often produced by
iron starvation OF the blood. the sur
terer frequently never suspects the
real cause OF her trouble, but thinks
Sh" has some other ailmcnt. As a
result OF iron starvation YOU may suf-
fer from headaches dizziness short
ness OF breath or heart palpitation
pains across the back loss OF mem
oiy weak VIII power. melancholy or the
blues, disturbed digestion loss OF appv-
lite. S,ocpiesS nights, sht swcais and
80 on In such cases do not walt until you
50 All 20 pieces aud collapse In q state OF
nervous prostratinn. but eat more spinach
aud green vegetables and tgNc organic ron
Hike NINatct Iron with tn,m FOR I White
and So" what difference - makes Rur
be say" tn" IRON you take Is organic IRON
ard nos metallic iroH, which people. usually
take. Metallic iron Is IRON just as 10
comes froui me action ~ strong acids on
small pieces OF iron. while organic .rur
Ike NuNatsd Iron j. like the iron 10 you-
blood ,ni Ike the iron In spinach lcntlis
and apples Heware - substitutes Look
FOR the name ''NUN4tcd" on every package
and the letters : I. on every tablet. Your
money wilI ne refunded Dy tho manufac-
turers Il you DO not obtain perfectly sat
lstLciory results. For sale Oy All drug
s.sis-AlV
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TUESDAY, MAY y. 1921
court Day..
at D'tlDtE f. NJ

,h, tw, adjoining tracts of land. sit
Ha'' in Io"hhtan County va agtre5
described ass follows.
acres, more ar loss, bounded ou tn"
north Is ta" lands OF Schroeder Cor
merry Jonu Wyli.J. on Ia" cast b. Ia"
land of Molll, H. Myers d,ylsc"s
south ls the land OF l.'NcusOu dor
ueriy ". :. iiarrisJ. ana on ia" w"s,
Uy tn. courthouse Road. being tn"
+a'ro land conveyed TO SHmU.! Meyer.
iy H''i dat February -. 1850, re-
corded 10 TIA clerks ollie" 90! tno Cir
.HlI Court Of Io"hat"n county, III
-. Il: -. page 81; ana.
Second 4 tract oi 50 acres. NOR.
OF less Gcss on" acre heretofore con
s,y,d 20 tho County School lUard)
u'srrib.d as follows. beginning at az!
OAK tree IN John Meyer uurth iiuc.
anutus. th,uc, $ SO W ~ chains.
THENCE - " $50 chains. thence >
9" F" $40 chains. thence = = " l2.Ti
cha ns, ih"nce 20 " $50 chains 70
~ Chains ihcnrr " - /. 10 K. l..
NslsiG,ts w'st l.u", thence Win salt.
th' 80 J. ~ place OF uosiui.Iug
h",nE .'h" sam" .AUh v"ny'y,d 20 SAM
4"l M"y"r from II f. toward aud
"iio ana Il = iownri Jr. hy dec.
tttca January :. 1898 recorded IN
7n.H clerks Office in y. =. -, page
,, Ia,s pr2He5,y splePaia ,imne;
itgr the timber ~ cut on having ~
rtll"ui soil will make a urs,-claa.
TERMS ono third OF tho purchase
nrI",$ TO- h" pdH '' cash. ani the
hnLH," iH 'Vul irt'rost hearing i'm
,IH"h's at TEr and two years
a".N ihr'A. Iir"'iH 10 hr evidenced rs
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iiy fol-!.hiih * B.NCiBY. Inc.
Zeal Estate huctiunc"rs.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE

vACANT Lot IN rIlE rl.AX OF,
l.EpNAitb HEIGHTS.
IN execution OF "a d,"d OF trust.
dated May 10 1916. and recorded
Glh"necry Court in u. Il. 2&1-R. page
iJ'. default having hccn made in tn.
payment al At portion o; the deb;
therein secured, a!d being ,,gulred SO
20 10 10y ia" beneficiary. / viii sell
by auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY -. 1921.
~ $50 o'clock T. n.
.oi OF lana beginning on tn. south
me OF Maynard street op feet west
OF Morris Street. thence running
"estw4rdly and fronting on The
south line 81 Maynard street 80 foc;.
thcn@. hhck Southward!y between
parallel lines 1870 feet to an alley in
rear. 90
TEEMs: Enough in cash to paw
cost OF sale. any iHNcs THAT may he
Hu". ana = not" for :iOu.UG WiG in
crest on same from November IL
l:-". and duc on MAJ -. 1871 .tut
me residue AT one ana two years,
alter date. deferred payments 10 h,
"'c.rrd ~ decd OF trust ana 10 D..
eNidrhccd 10y notes. with iut,-.s,
"dGcd, from day Of sale
III. Il. POLLARD. JE.
Trustee.
HAVE you rented a house yet? \ Waa.cd
TO Kent All IN The Times D!s.y,.,., Xxfii
IFobab!y ANA one for you.
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the Theological Seminary; Rev. w.
Russell Bowie - H.. Of Richmond.
and robert beverley OF Essex.
III" report OF tho executive com
mit,cc Of Diocesan Missionary So
cicty showed disbursements during
the last year amounting TO s3o.9O2 II ::
receipts. iiL2gO.o!. The large in
crcas" in expenditures. the commit
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LOT or LAND Is THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. WITH I'M
rRONEAlENTS THEREON. SIT
uATED NJ THE Southeast
NUE. AND SHENANDOAH STREET..
In execution OF deed OF trust.
dated April -. 1916 and recorded
IN the clerks Office OF Richmond
chanccry court in -. a.: 231-C, page
1903. default haviui; been made ia the
'ymcnt OF portion OF the debt
4 aeron secured. and being required so
\ =, do by the Beneficiary. viii sell
Z Y' auction, on the premises. on
Il MONDAY, MAJ -. ia2l
at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ,
.Ssts Nos. -. 90. II and 80. block 4.
I! 'tion \, Colonial Place. fronting on
Z ,nuincntal Avenue 100 fee, by a
18th OF 1870 fcet to an alley.
\ "t'ERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay
4 hat Of sale. any taxes that may be
4 =. and note OF 10000. with in
lest on same from October l3.
NO. until paid said note having
one due on April -. 1921. the resi-
due payable at one aud two years
after date. deferred payments TO be
evidenced by notes. with interest
added. and secured by deed of trust
on the property.
II. II. POLLARD. JR,
Trustee.
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ST. PAUL'S RECTOR STlRS
DIOCESAN GATHERING

Special 20 Tn" Times Dispatch.l
ciAkLOTTESNiil VA, May 10
Tn" second days session OF The l2Gth
annual council OF tn" Pro,estan;
l.pis opal Church in tho Dioccs" If
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r, ,:ixr c,,rcr, .rn,,,,.n,

Under the auspices of Grace Cove
uaut Mems Bible class. Joseph Mash-
"Ws. director, and his chorus OF forty
co'orod men of Richmond. will give
a concert Friday evening at $ o'clock
in the Grace Covenant sunday School,
building al 1927 Monument Avenue
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WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic---thc famous
Wendell pills. Ambition Braud-that
put viCor. Vim and vitality into ncr-
rous. tired out, al IN respondent
stances
Any on" can buy box for only so
cents. and Tragic Drug co. is author
T." os ~ W tct u'd the "a ~,
with the nrSt box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous disorders, mental
depression and unstrurg nerves
caused py ovcr-indulRcncc IN alcohol
and tobacco. or by oycrWork
y As treatment In aiiIctious o. the
nervous system, Wcndrll PMS Ambi-
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generally unsurpassed
sixty cents at Tragic .Srug Co. aud
dealers cverywhorc.---Adv.
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SATURDAY. MAY -. 1921.

Tie rc... e-.-.e 800 .v.~o..4, p.oo.
cry uya-..-~- - s...- 4ec. "a. NJ
~ .tlgv9 o. .aus: tyg"tU,r ,v:tu
bin t"v!eo". 1n1 :..:.ts .tnI
pr.N..ta t-C-ytU .IpuIt.. .@.t s.lu
ll-. ..s 0mG UC.ns ~ L-.tl.tS ,-.I,
ius ..c a-...u t.A[l VI I-... C...Gyu!
IL u..Cn ,..!sn ~ .r.1 non. -. rIu.
h.! usee.eJ 49, 10 -. -. greeley.
h!a MIC, c..lGu -'o'S.'."G! -. 1914. .,A1
rgCOTGyu !u tAS NISIh DIuCc or
CH.igIvs C.ty IUuatJ !u DvJu 800
No. -. paeo -o.. ,..o sA.G Tract ol
Nry ...d E!.sp ".t4c ~ =. I-yvI. L!ArEc
CnlL G."e!!!er!. GI.Gu J..uU4gy ~,
lsl., siA Hu"dEed ana s!h a.A And
u!ncly one Au.iuErItns ,.Ug.JyJ acres,
conveyed u.to " cstUuGy rArIu Lor-
pUGaL4oG ~ arla HuGy GIeo!.I4 IA. tuo
CIcTh Once aforesaid
And Also inv iOI.Owias persona,
proEei'S. MGles. noss.a. IL COWS
) hrlieis. - s:!crp. snOals. / roru-
SON tractor, avery Tractor. tr.ctUr
loUtn harTows. -ao!s. I,.ows,
horse r1Vw. S!"tn o'"dri, McCor-
mich corn n1naer. Mccor.mick
mower, aCOO!!n5.k hay rake
gram urlii. GLOW corr. Planter. z
TiG!nS eu!ti'ato!s. .. SnUrso
wagons. wagon UOu.rs. i WAGON nly
raCh. HtIHcS5 =. a.. .l.!.us. lot OI lO.ks
hoes ana i-uo!sG implements usual, !.
found on AN us-to-ua.: farm, % Ions
ba!.a nay. lot OF corn ICuuer.
Kitchen range. i-Duruyr Oh Stove
lot OF household anu kItchrn Iurnl.
turr, aiI OF wnIca pv!sOu.,. proycrIy
u located oI inc aDoNc-GvsCr.uu. READ
estate Ia Nnai4SS Llty SpL.lS, slr-
glnia.
TERMS OH SALE. For cash as Ia
30 much OF The piOcuvus as may uu
necessary 10 uctIay tpu cApeuscs or
executing inns trust, InCIGu.u. lrus-
tees COMMISSION OF pei coat, Ices
for drawing ana recording tnIs uecu,
auC 10 pay al note OF SU,VUu.Uu, win
interest rom JANUARY -. 1874. auI
the balance upon terms ~ Uc an
nounCeu.
BENZ. PCRvIS
Trustee.