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NJ n MORGAN ai.d VI. .. l.NCkEY.
AugtioUt.rs.
{. VERNON SPEATLEI. Attorney.

BY j. y. CONNELLY & CO..
Real Estate H&S:'onccr.
THu STEEs AUCTION SALE or
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MEEHAM COMES BACK AND
WILSON CAPTURES GAME

WILSON. y. a.. May 30 Meehan.
after getting away to bad start in
Ro ~ Mount this morning. cam,
o"cE stronr ON the home lot this ar
tornoon and ocat Fully's Tarheels by
TN" score Of 90 .. Mcehan was the
outstanding star for tho locals. fold
hg several difficult chances without
It hohhl" and securing a double and
single out OF three times at the has;
Tho hitting OF kost ana smith also
featured for tho clarkitcs Winston.
The rarhe"is biz left fielder. and
Champliu did stellar fielding cor the
visitors
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Pittsburgh.
I'TII" .1I . y ~ Y
.Ha,'od for kcl!ihcr in eighth.

Chicago ... 500 coo OOu-3
Pittsburgh ...o ID col O2N-6
summary: Two-bhso hits Iiol-
lochor 60 MaiSc.. sullivan carey.
lnr"c- has" iIi'%- Grimes Whitfield.
SarriticcS MoEau. Doublc plays
IHtehaw aud Grimm HolIochcr and
Terry. Icf' on bases Chicago. s..
Pittsburgh. i Base on halls-0tt rs.
I"r = 90 N.Iluwhorsc. l. nuts on
: Dam tn ! on Ponder. in la. of
Ncuowacrs,. 3 IN "a Struck ont
10y Tyler. . by Ncl!"whnrso. !. Vim
ming pitcher Neilowhorso Losing
pitcher Tyler. Umrirrs - brennan
and Emslio Timc. "a.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Hy II. 7. RlCHESCN & Co.
Realtors.
DWELLING
No. 2220 Park Ave.
Public Auction
WEDNESDAY luNE lsT.
WEDNESDAY,. IrNE !ST.
Il, . % l.. II.

Tho i,-,-,yo-,.,,, .,,,...
farn.t h.s %.fI', 81 d &c
isrr. rooms I.,h An ,,,,,,.',.''''H ;
vat.r NO.. ,f.,.,-r. ji,.t ',''t .,,' NOT
,nCH.f.p ,,o,,v.ri.,,,, ~ 49, olNt'
good (ro.t,.,gc rl"nri,,,. i',r - - =, :.
10 AN allry' Inv ihis Jnsi,,,,,i.' ,,i L.,
ana s,n- ,,uyi,,. Nm, 800
pty,Af,
sal. 80 anu '''"'1A''N al
hy virtue ~ certain contract.
dht'd Jana 1915. mad. between
IN" GREATER RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY. INC. and Mrs. Harry :.
JcHuihSs Getault having been mad.
IN he month! payments under tn.
:s' a.a contrast wNe WI seli At public
a, y o'clock \. II. At or oiiice
~ A'H' r'e.h |a'ionai Bank Bldg,
iAchmond va. lot 10. - IN nlocK
80 :, IA The .Su!bdiy!s1on known as
hp.' Mr'.' - IN /. LARK Hon
- i""l On the north side "' Erhukuu
street aud having "a Gcpth II TO feet.
10 an alley.
Ll-l.NS cash.
''iEAt !.t tiCli MONb REALTY
COMPANY. INC.
ly j. T. tREEcE President.
J.. l.. y j. itarvlc. AUct!ouc.is.
- 'it,tt o! =, t'u% contract.
~" liitI.ATl.ls RICHMOND REALTY
CONTAIN nc, and Harry ;. Jen-
H'"E7' "'iaHlt having n'CH mace ~
N' mon tn.! p" EiHent' Under inc sa!9
.nh' Fhs'. We "ii. srA -, puhlle aAe.
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DEFEAT
WEST-END NINE. 10 70 II

independents yesterday defeated
West End by tho score OF ~ To IL
Errors We're responsible for most OF
BAN
The score: -
independents J3I 22O ios--iS
West End - 0nl Ou1 ihU-i,
Rdttcr!cs: Curtis and Hurrouyhs.
Rasso AID Brown.
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TRUCKERS DIVIDE TWIN
BILL WITH NORFOLK TARS

NORFOLK. VA. NAV IN Nor,ol,,
anu foriSmpu:h divided a double bill
today, Norfolk taking the morning
Eame, 20 =, while Portsmouth made.
battle. 10 to 0
IN he morning. Southpaw Carton
nuihHr!ed BENTON for "A victory, while
~ ne afternoon McGloughln Ied the
N"E'plN team with spoon while
nus teammates slapped Eckcrt's Of
t"rlnGS to every corner of the lot i'm
the eighth MaIonrc and Glockson
.r".uro" W'ih homc-run drives. The
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S..vrICE OF FIRST MEETING OIL
CREDITORS
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Passed ball-Lakc. III, ov pitched
pa Black i.efc ON bases SuGn!x'
.HC,'H.spnr' News Eases on balls
on Burns. . on Mccarthy. :. struck
~ hy BURNS. 3 by mccarthy. 4,
Iine Of game. $40 Umpircs--liilcy
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SUFFOLK TAKES DOUBLE
HEADER FROM BUILDERS

SUFFOLK. VA. May Hundreds
Of fans sat th-ouGh q misty rain TO-
day and watched the local team SHUT
out the invading Sh.phuiidcrs BY the
scores of :" % ana I To %.
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BRAVES WALlOP DODGERS
IN BOTH ENDS OF GAMES

BOSTON. May 30 Boston tool, born,
morning. ana afternoon games from
'tn"Nt Nn today tnr former 9 tn q.
and tho latter. Il 10 :, In a snus,tionui
senSa" sixteen inning game.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ y T"''NF' 7. VI.
TliAT 9-KOOM El:ICN DMEI.I.iNti
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ninss of napier ia .,rjupY. OF
P"Eiiri - inning ,nuuc oui jn
second of $helIvi, in e iuuluSs.
"ti Nrtrih, ~ ;nnimss STRUCK
Sh"ric.. hy Nprtn. WIuuIu.:
pllch"r. Shcrdcl. Losing pitcher
EN"r lmpires. Hart and Mrcurm.ch
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GIANTS ARE VICTORIOUS
TWICE OVER PHllLlES

won two holiday games from pn.lu-
d".nha today. - !. and 10 To- =.
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316 South 18th Street


rIsh, 1T Candles Hhu PARK which
~ a very desirable residential soc
Ton, con'ainiug g rooms. ana In *
cel!"ut condition.
The above dwelling Wlli maxi any
one " ni," home ar SAT-. i,r..s, .ri
having 81 froutar" of 20 fec-
inches and running back 100 ., /.
W'F" "F less 10 an alley - scot
vide u you want bargain 81 Il
nome or safe Investment. do not n,!ss
- g" !' Possession can loo gwen
Scptrrlcr lHt.
TERMS Easy and announced q,
y l.. suLrLvAH & co.
dated G1,o IS g ieii f, ,a f.ntyact
TUE real ESTATE LOA& DEPOSIT
COMPANY and H. ". Gnl.tt de-
'nonth!y payments under the SAID
contract, We wili soil at public auc-
tpr on mo 3ist lay OF May. 1871. at
lh.a1 4" clock =. VI. at our nric. ili
American N"'iomai EanH h!dp Rich.
tnond Va IT,. 80 J IN block 80 /
IN n" subdivision known as "NIR-
GlStA PLACE. Richmond "a sail
lot fronting aoi- fec, on the north
SiH" 81 ihnLrnum Avenue. ana hav-
ny a tcnth Of ia2 feet. 20 AN alley
THE REAL ESTATE I.cAN DEPOSIT
CDMPA%Y
~ u. l.. 'tEEtI President,
J.. l.. = ! : EarVlc. iurfior..-s
hy virtue q a eer'a!n CONTRACT,
d4ieh August = ltio. made between
TIE UE.Ni. ESTATE I.OAN DErOSfT
COMPANY ana James T.cAcs. de-
tault having u"eu made m tn.
W0u'a!y payments under N" said
contract, 80 VIII scli at uUD.ir auc-
10 ~ O'Clock \ NJ. at our nnfcr 81;
American National BANS Elig Rich
N'hH, Va. ''' 80. ~ IN block SO 3
n tAc suhd.yts.Ou EuuN,i az 'VlE-
GIEIA hL.NCE" Richmond Va slld
lot fronting 90 :oot on tho south sIdc
Of Clarcmout hN.ul!o and having =
icDth o. l;5 feet. 10 an alley.
TERMS cash
THE REAL ESS.r NIP LoAN DEPOSIT
~ y. X, CNEECT. President.
L +. 6 $ Hatv!c. Auc,ionoors.
ny virtue II certain contract.
g a., ,ecym Der. ~ mad between
aids, dciHu.t having hem made IN
tho monthly payments under tAc said
contract. We vii! sell a. uuhl!e uuc-
; n'9 on iae "i,' Iay Of May i'-I. AZ
american National Hank BLDG. Hjch-
W"uI Ma, lots Nos. u and IS IN
block 80 IN tho subdivision known
IS "NlEG!NIA PLACE R.cnmond.
=
f"o' on the south side OF Grcycourt
Avenue. and having a depth OF ls2
!rot. 20 an alley.
TEXANS cash.
THE REAL. ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
BY y. Il. CREEcY President
/" J.. & !. :. Har.le. SUct!onccrs.
BY virtue of certain contract.
dated December 3. 1912. made b.tv.cn
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY ana Alice l.. Aud On.
default having been made IN the
monthly payments under the said
contract, We viii sell at uubIc auc-
ton on the 3lst day o: May, 1921. at
lu:i" o'clock \ NJ, at our office. al
American Natioua! BANS Eid... Rich
mond. Va. lot 40. i'll block 80 :
IN The subdivision known ns "NIR-
GINA PLACE. Richmond. Va. said
lot fronting 80 feet on tn" north side
OF Brandon Avenue, ana having a
depth of l33 feet. more or less. 10
an alley.
TERMS. cash.
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
By u. X. cEEECY rrcs idcnt.
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Rocky Mount.

ROCKY Mount ........ Oi0 O0o loo
VI llson ............... 2l0 COS ON
summary: Two-basc hss--koSt.
M"'htu Winston. First Ease on
balls on Mcehuu. ); of l.oach. ..
struck oUt-hy Mechan, |. by I.oach.
l. Double plays Walters to Walker
TO Roth Wild Mc"han. I2).
St"leR bases Champlln. kust. Smith
aancc--&.0oo. Umpircs-Dcwitt and
HARRISON.
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innings on

iiits-u" luih. ~ ~ Innings on
'nc"y"s i'm nuiu=s. Winning
l.'r.'f /i0i Losing pitrher=N YORK.
mpi'" ironu'u and !tmSlio. Time.
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rs-H
Cincinnati.


Rnticd for Napier in ninth
score by innings, r
y i.ouIS ............ 81 n8n GOO
cincinnati ....1 300 Nnn nGn
summary: Two base hits Roush
MrilchrN. FournicT. Three base hit
lavan stolen base Mann Sacr!-
hc"s- lnnvrin. Pertica Double play
kopf I" Dauhcrt Left on bases.
balls off Marnunrd. /: on Ellcr I.
on r"rtira, > FIts-oT Maruuard. 1
in ! Is innings; off Filler. \ In , l.;
innings, on Trenton. none In in
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Rnch NInIini.

cn"d IN, ana the Bugs also fattcncd
their batting averages.
Til, score.
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New \ ork.


Philadelphia ~ nri oun ooo--l
N'w York - lul luu cuN-J
summary: Two-1n>c hits-I MIL
'ci q 'S"! Burns nId kupp. lioin.
rams Toncy and Nunns. Sacrifices
hancrult ana frisch. Double plays
t'riSch. Bancroft and Kelly. .: Tone,
Bancroft and k"Ily: Rotts. Il Miller
ina j. Miller. Left on bases New
York 3. phutladclphia. Rnxc on
"a on Ton"N . off iubhcll 3
liits-oft iIuhhcI!. in i innings. OF
Hoits , in innings Hit ny pitcher
by Toney 'WhcatD Struck out
~ fon"y by HUhhcll 3 Losing
p'tch"r- tiuhhell. lmpircs- oUirley
ana c.phy. Time -.
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ZooR!

HAVE YOU rented a house YETI y Waa:et
TO keut "A !p The Times D.s.atc, Vii.
9gg.au.y nua oue tor you
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily testify
10 the good results obtained from Times,
Jls.atcH want Ads
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
yIRGINIt.
Crlcieit Arsenic Lithia Springs and Baths

Dpcns June l. Elevation. o.ljO feet
cures Nervous Prostitution. Dyspepsia
Malaria. Kidney Diseases. Rheumatic
and Skin Troubles. Clears and Inn
proves the complexion. Write for
booklet.
n. c. THOMAS, Manager,
Crockett Springs, Va.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth,

- T., ''N '..'... .NuN uuH 900 %
summary: Home runs-Aialonse
GlocASon Two base hits Bangs.
Voter, Kelly Sacrifice HIS -G0ose.
bases Pnrt.!uouth Is. Norfolk
noUbic plH Raymond 10 Voter To
EoWman struck out-hy McC;loush
IN, = pN Eckert = Bases on balls
on t.Ckcrt. ! Empires. Wpstsryalt
ana IArper. TLme. IL.
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inciniiHti.


Totals - ~ ;Il - II
Ran FOR Clemens ina seventh.
itattvd 70. Napier i'm second
.lilit"d Tor See in sixth
'I;1n Tor BresSlcr IN sixth
'nit'd Tor t"umhc in eighth
Score by innings Il
81 l.Duis ...... NtA n6n OF,
Cincinnati ... 100 Gol Ar,
summary Two base uiis-M
H"ury, tiIreravc. RouSh. clemens.
smith, I.avan Three has" nix.
!auh"rt stock Sacrifices -Fun-cch.
EoUrn!er. Double play DauGcrt %
Eohno Lett on bases st I.Ju.s. s
CINCINNATI. Bases on ,7lls-or
Napier I of RogGc on Doai. !.
u off Napier, IN . iun!nLs. off
No%Gc. IL ia Ia innings of Rrcn-
TIN. | in % innings of podl;. ;
"a innings none out in third) off
Schurr. \ in innings Struci: out
h} I'oHk ] , by kOGgc. {: h Scaupp
- ny Hrcnton. !. Wild -Schupp
l:osinS pitchcr-HoGp. I'mp!:cs
Hart and Cormick. Time. 2:IS.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
JAMES
RIVER
Building Sites

have - acres on James River.
"pposit" Byrd PARK. with beautiful
grove, ltthia spring ana good APP
bFoach"s. cOntcmplat" building ii
sam" ready for occupancy by Sep
t.nbcr LIST. Would like to get .
or ) desirable people TO build with
ihc. VIII sell = on ; sites at "A r~a-
S"Nabl" figure. There is enough
tianii" on tho place out of which
10 erect tn" houses IL Interested
parties dcsir" granite residences. II
Interested, address
SCI. cat Ouco).
care Times Dispatch.
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rs - - - II
" llSo,i,

Hnttcd Tor klino IN thc ninth.
score by innings: II
Wilson ........nlp ITO nI6-lh
Rocky Mount ..... 'I%l Ito 5lN-l9
Summary: Left on bascS-Rucky
Mount, :; Wilson. ,. Earned runs
Rocky Mount. -. Wilson 10. Sacri-
iir" champlin. Head. rwo-baSr
hIts-W inston. thampliu ,2j. stein
back 90. SPENCER, 'Urri-. Walters
pllingcr Walker ana Roth Three
base hits koliihcr. Winston and
Head. Home runs Miller and Cur
RTE. Double plays Rocky Mount
thamplin I" Currlc To kcilihcr. Num-
Der OF innings nitchcd Mv"hun II
Of an inning. plljngcr - innings.
liitS-on Mr-han. :. of OllinErr 10.
StrUck out by Mcchan. none. by OIL
linGcr, .: by Yarrison. t. Base ON
hais--uff Mochan. > of Olling.r. %
OF HARRISON. (. VIA pitch HARRISON.
Passed hall-Ucud stolen hgsrS
Moran. Times 80. Cmprcs- ne
Wit and Ilardisou.
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Tho undersigned special commits
. E'ucrs. pursuant To- the terms OF Il
decree entered b. tho Circuit Court
-. the county 81 Elizabeth Clty. Va.
cNOuC.ry cause tayi,ln depending,
-A+el the styic 81 Personal Repre-.
a,AiHtlsca OF >. Gordon Cumming.
trustee, whO sues, ETC.. W. tn. lamp
ign @hI!nuii4Ins ana Marine hallway
yFP"'1uDn 1t ais. Viii U!I.r 10!
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
off

The Land. Plant. Equipment. Ma
,h.nory, Buildings, AppurtenHnCcs.
tcriaIs. Mcrchandisc. RIghts. rrIvI-
!"g"S. Franchises. Inventions. Fat
ents ana Leases OF the Hampton
Shipbuild!u.s ana Marine kaI4May
Va.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-18

Miss Ellen McDuffee Of Montpelier
spent Friday in town.
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Basket Ball at the ArmOry, Friday
evening. 4 fine game assured. Come
Miss Helen Carr of Lakeport, N. II
spent Armistice Day and the week
end with her mother Mrs M M G
Carr.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w Towle and
daughter of Brattleboro spent the
week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs w Towle.
1t is pleasing to note that some
one in reverence of Armistice Day
placed a wreath Of evergreen on each
stone in Memorial Park
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Leavitt of Wor-
cester, Mass. were in town to attend
the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs
A w Peters, Monday evening.
The dance, given last Thursday
evening, was a grand success. Klark's
Orchestra furnished the music, and
everybody enjoyed the evening.
Mrs + A Grubb and Mrs X + Hill
thon left Thursday morning for New
York City. where Mrs Grubb will
visit friends, Mrs Hilthon going on
to Norfolk, Va and North Carolina.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home Of Rev. c L Bang
hart last Saturday evening. The con-
trasti1g parties being Walter c Clog
ston and Anna Belle Page, both Of
Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs George Carr, who have
been with Mrs Cars sister, Mrs
Chas. Gafiield, a part Of the summer,
left today for Ridgewood, n. j. to
spend the winter with their son,
Wallace Carr.
Mr. and Mrs Windsor Corliss, who
have been spending two weeks with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs G X Church.
and other relatives in this vicinity.
returned to their home in Manches-
ter. Conn. today.
The first whist party Of the winter
season. given by Charity Lodge. /
Tue sday evening. was a very pleasant
affair Refreshments Of ice cream. |
cake and coffee were served TO some
forty members and their wives, who
were present
The annual sale and supper of the |
Ladies Society Of the Congregational |
which was held Nov. 10th. I
under the charge Of Mrs 6 a jenkins |
and her able committees. was a sue /
cess socially and financially. and
about S237 was turned into the
treasury.
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Mr. and Mrs A w Peters.
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WHY THE CONFERENCE WAS
CALLED AND WHAT III
SHOULD CONSIDER.
From Our Washington Cores
DOndent.

pOndent.
The best evidence as to the
PURPOSES Of the conference is fur
nished by the original proposal
made by the President of the
United States. This was given to
the public on July IL, after it
had been dispatched to the ma
tlons named in the proposal. The
text of this informal invitation
Of the United States to the vari-
Gus powers to engage in a con-
ference was as follows:
''The President, in view of the
far-reaching Importance of the
question of limitation of arma-
ment, has approached with in
formal but definite inquiries the
group Of powers heretofore known
as the Principal Allied and. Asso-
ciated Powers, that is Great
Britain, France, Italy and Japan;
to ascertain whether it would be
agreeable to them to take part
in a conference on this subject to
be held in Washington at time
to be mutually agreed upon. If
the proposal is found to be ac-
ceptable, formal invitations for
such a conference will be issued.
"It is manifest that the ques-
tion of limitation of armament
has a close relation to Pacific
and Far Eastern problems and
the President has suggested that |
the powers especially interested |
in these problems should under
take in connection with this con-
ference the consideration of all |
matters bearing upon their solu-
tion with a view to reaching
common understanding with re-
spect to principles and policies
in the Far East. This has been
commune ated to the powers con-
cerned and China has also been
invited to take part in the dis
cussion relating to Far Eastern
problems" II
As will be seen, the President
used the term Limitation of ar
In the formal in
vitations which followed, and in
all subsequent diplomatic and
official correspondence and com
upon the subject the
same terms have been used. Early
in the public discussions Of the
conference Secretary of State
Hughes requested all newspaper
men to avoid speaking of the
as one called to dis
,uss disarmament" emphasizing
hat its purpose was to discuss
The Limitation" cf armaments.
There has been no deviation
rom the administration orig
nal proposal and there is no
'eason to believe that there will
,e any. Those extremists who
ire interested in having the con-
erence do far more than it was
allied to do, and those who want
he conference to do far different
han it was called to dc, are both
to defeat the successful
conclusion of the conference.
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Special Announcements.

Obituary Notices. Poetry and ResoIu-
under Special Announcement 10 cents a
line, each Insertion among locals 20
cents. Gard OF Thanks, so cents.
All purely business notices pubIis he'd
In our reading columns. and all adver.
tsements OF church, Sunday and
other fairs, excursions, etc. where money
Is expected TO be realized, will be charg-
ed for at our regular rates. Editorial
notices of such affairs Will be published
free.
For Sale.
125 cords wood, 16 in. or 4 #.
Terms cash. L A Merrill. 1
For Sale
Two sleighs. Inquire at Express
Office. Stf.
Rev. C L Banghart is the agent for
the Delicious Apple" He will call
on you 8
For Sale-2 pure bred Rose Comb
r. /. Red Cockerels. Mrs Carrie
Bailey, West Newbury, VT. 8
f Rutter, Optometrist, will be
at the Hotel Sat, the 10Th. Call and
have your eyes examined. SO
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Next Sunday will be Thanksgiving
Sunday. The minister will preach on
the subject: "A New Thanksgiving"
Bible school at noon.
Evening service with motion pic
lures at o'clock. There will be the
service of worship with short sermon,
followed by two short pictures, "The
Prodigap and 'Who loseth his Life"
both Biblical pictures. There was a
large attendance last Sunday night,
and the spiritual impression made by
"The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back" will stay with many people
The pictures for next Sunday night
will be even more powerful. Come,
and bring the young folks.
The Girls Club meeting will be
omitted next week.
The Prayer service will be held on
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The Ladies Society will meet with
Mrs Poole Tuesday at 230. 1t will
be an afternoon devoted to DIR. Gren-
fell and his work. All ladies may
help by bringing some story of the
famous missionary.
The music for next Sunday:
Prelude, Chorus of Pilgrims frcm
Faunhauser, Wagner
Anthems, praise the Lord o, Jeru-
salem" Maunder
Jubilate Dec in f, Tours
Offertory, Melody, Dubois
Postlude, Thanksgiving, Calkin
J. A. Lytle. Pastor.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish in this way to express our
heartfelt thanks and deep appreci-
alton to the neighbors and friends
who in any way assisted us during
our great trouble and for the many
acts of kindness manifested; also the
Ladies Aid, the School, the teachers,
the neighbors of the Lower Plain and
friends, for the beautiful flowers.
Alison Marshall,
Arlene Marshall,
Floyd Marshall
Dorothy Marshall.
Mrs Ralph Pierson spent the week
end in Barnet. the guest Of Mr. Pier
sons sister. Mrs John White.
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GRACE CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday, Nov. Goth.
Morning worship 1870. Theme:
Thanksgiving in Perilous Times" A
short story for the children will be
given before the sermon, entitled,
The Children of Spinalunga"
Bible study 11.45 a. m.
p. m. Evening worship. Theme:
'The town that tried to bar the
Church" Special emphasis, by illus
tration, upon the church with vital
religion.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing Tuesday, 730 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7.30 p. m.
o. j. Anderson. Pastor.
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Basket Ball at the ArmOry, Friday
evening. A fine game assured. Come.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Public Services are held in Bradford
National Bank Building. Room 4. every
Sunday morning at 10:45.
Subject for the week-Soul and Body.
Sunday School at IL o'clock.
The Reading Room is open every
Saturday afternoon from 3 to S. Every
body welcome.
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Mr. F A Barnard is III with the
grippe at Hotel Low.
Get a square meal at the Grange
Supper and Sale in Odd Fellows Hall
Saturday evening, Nov. l9.-Adv.
We are glad to know that Mrs A
Pierson is gaining rapidly and is ex-
pected home the last Of the week.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to each and everyone who con-
tributed so generously toward the
gift of gold presented us on the oc-
casion Of our fiftieth marriage an
niversary, which we appreciate, not
only for its own value, but for the
kindly feeling which prompted the
same.
Mr. and Mrs A w Peters.
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BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

- NEW COMMANDMENT: Jesus sadA commandment L
XSY loved
~ Also all dis
! ehayelov to another
vIen thy kenessPsa l7I5
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SHAMPOO your H,naI hair al
You can do this by
renting our
Electric Hair Drier
at 15c. per hour.
T. COLBY.
Gard Of Thanks.

wish to thank the many friends,
who 50 kindly remembered me with
flowers, fruit, post cards and letters
during my stay at the Cottage Hos
pitaL
Mrs Florence Renfrew.