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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2i. 1921
In front Of the Courthouse. Lccsburs
Va, at IL D..

Default having been made by VIII
liam Clayton and jamie Clayton In the
payment in accordance with it's terms
and provisions OF part OF the debt
secured ny that certain deed OF trust
which was executed on the eth day
OF November, 1920, TO the under
signed trustees. TO secure n certain
debt TO Atlantic Life Insurance Com
trust is OF record In Iiber LIS Folio
3os. In the clerks office OF Loudoun
county. virginia. and the entire out
standing. Indebtedness having been
declared Immediately due and payable
by the holder OF tho notes evidencinE
the same in accordance with its right
80 TO do under the deed OF trust, tho
unnoers.Hned trustees. in pursuance OF
Iecd or trust and at the request and
direction OF the said holder OF said
notes. will. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1921.
In front OF the Courthouse at Lees
burg. Va. at the hour OF IL NJ.
offer for sale at public auction. to
the highest bidder, all that certain
tract or parcel of land situated in
three miles north of Waterford. on
the road leading from Waterford to
Taylorstown. containing three hun
dTed and hfty,seven acres OF land
provemcnts thereon and appurte-
nances thereunto appertaininG. adj
Joining the lands now or formerly OF
William Bcattie, John Arnold, John
Rollins and others. for further de-
scription OF which reference Is hereby
made to said deed OF trust
This land is i'm n high state OF Guilt
vat!on. and has on IL substantial
buildings ant offers Il fine opportunity
LOT one desiring to purchase pro-
uuctlNc farm in one of the best Sec
lions Of Loudoun County.
Possessions: January /, 1922.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
ANDREW d. CHRISTIAN,
Va. Ry. & Power Bldg. Richmond. Va.
WILBUR c. HALL.
Lecsburg, Va.
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Step on the
Accelerator!

Any old kind of n drift or moscy
along on the level but it takes power to climb n
steep hill. " ~ ~ -
AND the longer and sleeper the hll-thc power
needed. FINALLY, when within n hundred
rect OF the crCSt-whcrc shift
YOU need that last bit of o YOU over
There is power o
Maybe for IL good years you've been drifting
down the hills Of life moving along the level without
much trouble - ~
When suddenly are 4 rccd to 90 nm t,c hiu of
difficulty the hin of pcrpcxity
You need ii job II maid To replace tho old
standby who hurried apartment "a stcnou-
r1,phcr
Whatever YOU ncctI-thc i'm The Dsn,tcb
Papers add that power shove Won
the hill. $50
Read them.
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Hclp-MaIc or Female

wanted. 10 begin January:
English. SlI3; French. sl.2o0-ti 500;
history. $1,000. agriculture. 3leo.7U;
fnusic-art, Si25. physical directors So.
900; departmental Grade. $1,000: four
primary. 5000; special for backward
children. Three offices 10 serve YOU,
Free booklet. Southern Teachers
Agency. Richmond. Va.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

GET all thats coming TO you. Get IL
through feeding your birds Ce-ro-a liza
cSI mash that Is made to mako eggs.
Brauer & Hasten. dlatributors zoos East
Cary Street.
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Statesmen and ..gents

WANTED. active reliable statesmen on
salary, to sell subscriptions for the !arg-
est and easiest selling farm publication
in the world For terms and territory
write Sa!csmanager, Box lSi. Spring
ncld Mass
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Situations Wantcd-Ecmale 80

~ %
DOoKKEEPEE aud stcnographer~-rosi-
tion wanted 10y young lady at once. be-
ginncr. Box 80. care The Dispatch.
CASHIER Young lady desires position az
cashier sI!.slady in drug depart
nent store. Three years experience.
References furnished. Box r 10. care
The Dispatch.
COOK twh!tc). desires position in
wealthy private fomiiy az cook on!y
70 years experience. BOX G 2ii. care
The Dispa;ch.
DAY WORK wanted. Ie7 East Clay ST..
~. y. johnson.
DRUG CI.EEk-- Wanted. by young lady. a
position a. drug clerk Have had 9
Years experience and can furnish best Of
references. Address A. IL. J.. X. :. BOX
~. scot,svile. Va.
DRUG CLERK--Wanted. 10y young lady.
position as drug clerk; have had two
Years experience and can furnish best
o! reference. Address ~. II. j., Route
= Box 81. Scous,i!le. Va.
iiELrEE-Wantcd a position in private
family where the services OF refined
educated lady are desired. Salary very
minor consideration. Rest OF references
EtNcn. !. SCI. The Dispatch.
HIGHLY efficient bookkccper typIs, ana
office woman. IL years experience. hold e
ing responsible position. desires connec-
ton with reputable firm in Richmond or
elsewhere hy January !. Good person
Fayetteville. y. e.
HOUSEk EErER = Refined. middle aged
widow desires position as housekeeper or
companion Ia small family. ID eli. care
The Dispatch.
NCRSE--Wantcd. position as nurse or
mad 10y sniId!e-aSed lady: references
S.Ern Address 2a0th East Broad.
foS!rip" wanted b. young lady In Office
Work % VIII take any kind Of work az
cierh. Randolph i:G3W.
SAiESLADN--Wantod position as cash.
Ter. salcs!sdy OF !. Is. y. operator. Call
Madison 1899.
SALESLADY wishes position in dry goods
store or drug store. Address X lsG. caro-
The Dispatch.
STENoGRAIIiER-You lady wants po-
siiion as s;cnographer or typisi Madi-
son 03i-W
STESOGRAPHER-Com and cxpe-
'ienccd stenographcr desires position in
ONCE; Law of1ice preferred. Can fur
hish best references, compose letters OF
own dictaiion and thoroughly under
stands niing. Box 1870.
YOU can save money by regular Dispatch
! Want Ads.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


WlLLS-D!cd. Sunday. Deccmbe: 1. 1871,
a; $50 y NJ, a. the Memorial! Hos
piial Miss Martha Addie Wills. OF
Amelia County. Va. in the Go;h year
Of her age. She is survived by two
brothers. r. II. and James AnSton Wills.
NJ ;his city. The remains are now "a;
woody's funcrai paror. 'rhc funeral viii
take place at noon Tuesday. IN Motto
way County Va.
Roanoke. Norfolk. Petersburg. Va, and
Houston. Tex, papers please copy.
CORRESPONDING suddenly at her
home, rs North Twcnty-siX;h Street.
at =. NJ. Mr-. Bell J.edourc Creek
more and baby. wife OF Hcrbcr; Creek
more. Funeral from Union station NJ. l..
Church, Monday afternoon, at O'Clock
Burial in Eastwood Cemetery.
WOOD-Dicd. December :. 1921, at CIarifs-
Vile, Va, judge Henry Wood. after an
.Nnes5 Of iany months. lie was in the
18th year Of his age.
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Dispatch Want Ads Are Time and Money Savers-They Connect Bve
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without board %
FLOYD AVE. 907-Im desirable location,
nicely furnished room, adjoining bath.
Steam heat and meals.
FRANKLIN SIR, w.-Furnished room;
comfortable room for young man In
private family. Phone Randolph 1855
GRACE ST. w. ylG-Ono largo front
room: convenient to board. Miss Cor
dan.
GRACE ST., ". g33-IfurnIshcd, heated
room. all convcnienccs. Randolph 1888.
MARSHALL. Il. 2i5-Nice furnished room;
suitable FOR gentlemen or couple; also
furnished bedroom and kitchcncttc. Call
Madison l1Go.
MoNTiCEi.Lo. ia *. 9TH ST. Sanitary
rooms. soc. 75c. 81 daily. ~ to 81 weekly.
ONE room. kitchcncttc and bath. and /.
rooms. kitchcnctte md BATH: centrally
located: furnished or unrurnished. Nor
ton G. Thnlhimcr. First National Bank
building. Phone Randolph -.
CENTRAL; nicely furnished rooins. steam
heat. electric lights. Madison ii7I-w.
Rooms for housekeeping %
GRACE ST.. 2oe E.-Iiousckcep'ng rom
aud one sleeping room.
THIRD ST. =. 3O:--Furn!shcd rooms for
light housekeeping: all coavencnces.
Price reasonable.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats ~
ABATEMENT OF three rooms. bath and
k!tchonetic. desired FOR months OF Jan.
uary and February. Apply q .I7, care
The Dispatch.
ArAKTMENT-Bcauti apartment. :
rooms and baths. In the S;ratiord Cour,
Apartments. 2Jl2 Monument, Avenue I'm.
4
Morton q. ThaIh!mcr. Frs, National
flank building. Phone Randolph 81
APAi,TM ENr-Fivc-r room front apartment
on boulevard. second moor. Practically
new Rent S15 per month. Morton O.
rhalhiner. First National Bank Bulld-
Ing. Phone Randolph 81.
CORNER FLAr-Three large rooms. fur
ntshcd or unfurnished. gas and water
-, per month . West Marshall
FLAT-3 nice. comfortable rooms. rIcc.
,stcity' not water, bath: private hum-:
lovely location. Phone boulevard
FOX rent, apartments and rooms un-
furnished or furnished. to suit tho ten
ant. Apply 20i North I.ornbardy street
HENRY ST., n. 2l.-Thrco rooms and
hath all improvements. Kcnt very low
THREE rooms. bath: modern: Ginter
Fark Phone Randolph 2is6-w.
TWO rooms. kitchcn-;te aud bath. located
on boulevard. New apartment house
Rent 80 per month. Morton q. Thai
himer. First National Bank building
rhono Randolph 81
ttRSlSfiED apartment OF . rooina, bath
ana H!tchencitc. desired fu: months az
January and February. Apply q I'll. care
Times Dispatch.
business Places for Rent 30
STORE ON Main Street. between Fifth and
sixth. Reasonable rent and long lease
to responsible. tenant, Morton q. Thai
Inner. Frs, National Bank building
Phone Randolph 81
-
Garages for Rent 77-A
New brick rsr,ges in rea. OF zlls Park
Avenue.
ALLAN. SAVILLE e. SSEAD. INC.
los NORTH SEVENTH STREET
RANDOLPH 332s
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

mERCHAND(SE
Articles for Sale 81
ARMY BLANKETS FROM $3.50 up
Army surplus supplies OF all kinds.
Tents cots. wagon covers. l.. Rose &:
Company. t2o Brook Avenue.
BOYS school shoes. yi.yS Empire Sho,
Co. 5ot West Broad Street.
EpIPiIoNE EoUIPMENT-For sale Eli.
10 phone equipment. guaranteed to be in
first class condition. For par,ic,iars
reply Box j 22G. care Tho Dispatch.
FURNITURE Of guaranteed quality AMI
workmanship at medium prices nnd
liberal terms. Andcrson's. broad Al
Observation-Disclosures hammeriess. i27-5o
Rowlctt bicycle Co. AIS Yves, broad.
MATrRESSES-.I Umiauf. 1926 West
Htoad street. boulevard 10 Pure soft
South American hair inattrcsscs-our
own. And box sprinGs-our own make.
ONE SHARE Country Club stock. L .33.
care The Dispatch.
OVERCOATS-:;l0 AT a special price Also
400 f:lS!n watches for sale at rcaxonahle
prices Sicgle Loan once. 50 North
Sixth Stree,
PIPE and nitinga brennan & Michaeison
sos ltrook Avenue. Randolph 1913.
MISUNDERSTANDING corrugated roollpr
practically new. Brenner a. MichaeIson
sos Brook Avenue.
SACHET POWDER. loo per package. l.. o.
Box SO. Richmond. Va.
TRUCkS-Two wheel hand trucks. al
sizes. at bargain prices. Signed. Brenuer
& Michaelson. sos Brook Avenue.
U. $. GOVT. officers and pea coats (ncw)
for sale at sacrifice prices. L. =. gov
eminent blankets, 3l.75 up. Brcnner d.
Michaelson. sos Brook Avenue.
business Equipment 3o
STORE FIXTURES OF every description.
l02l East Cary Street
SAFES AND VAULTS,
NEW AND SECOND
b HAND.
BARNES SAFE AND
VAULT COMPANY,
1919 E. MAIN ST.
building Materials "a
BUILDING MATERiAi.-FIooia rn,shed
electrically; metal weather strips win.
uow and door screens, portable build
lngs. Virginia Building Material Co.
b2I Enst Main Street. Madison 6ss7
Fuel and Feed %
WooD-*6.6c full cord good p!nc wood.
delivered In sticks: stove length S675
Call Randolph 5000.
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Household Goods SO
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services offered

business Services offered ~
CAEPErS. CARPETS
o!d carpets Icwoven into new ruy,
H!chinUnd Awning Company, ia Nor,S
H!nih street Madison 2is2.
DOLLS REPAIRED. doll shoes and s.ocl.
."s.. me CIT shop. 500 East Grace.
HUGHES DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls repaired. al! parts furnished boil.
shu doll Io!s at reduced prices. 20s EortL
Thmd sttee;. ~
IT'S done all ,Ighi II done hy Wi,,5,,,
Johnson Randolph gl2,-I ilou.a.
cleaning staining and waxing hoo.
Darn floors made light.
flANo TU%I%G. repairing reLnI,5,,..
ENperi. efficient ,nployes Gu.t.n,a.I
w'rkmanshiP %ow j. au excellent lime
Z" nave pianos repaired Wen ~, yo,.-
instrument. bring IL IN our factory "a.
PAIR or rebuild =; u you 20 dcslr. ana
denver same TO your now address M.
saving YOU the cost Of moving -
mates without charge CRAFTS r
Factory. Twentieth and Franklin So.
Eandoiph iO9 "'''s' )
PLANO TUNING--EXpcTi repa!r,n. ~.
rebuilding. Pianos carefully moved hr
experts. Chas. NJ. suen. Inc.
YOUR fo!t hat cleaned and ,obior.<,,,
Factory facilities. v.rrs liza, wa,L.
First street. between Broad ana CO.
Richmond. Va. Hat phon. n, n macr
Sf. Parcel Pos, department. O'p'
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted-FcmaIe

No.
COOk-Good second cook. Woman pre-
ferred. references. Chesterfield Apart
ment Company 900 West Franklin.
COUNTRY coIorcd Girl for services and
stay ON lot. Apply 100 West Clay 81.
LADIES hunting work register with Rich.
mond Employmcnr Agency. .ol East
Grace Street.
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FURNITURE OF guaranteed quality and
Workmanship at medium prices nud
liberal terms. Andcrson's. broad Al
First.
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EDlPlioNE EQUIPMENT-For sale L.Ji.
. phone equipment. guaranteed to be in
first class condition. For particuI.rs
reply Box 22G. care Tho Dispatch.
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Real Estate tor Excnange 8

" ESTHAMPTON LOTS-Mrs r. IIawes
l.ipscomb. 3lI American Nj. Bank BIds.
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ARMY BLANKETS FROM $3.50 Up
Army surplus supplies OF all kinds.
Tents, cots. wagon covers. l.. Rose g.
Company. t20 Brook Avenue.
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Lots for Sale

THE very best bargain in Richmond! Lot
adjacent to four streets. one OF them
paved. Price. 800. Terms. $500 cash and
$40 month. bought more OF this
property than ] can pay for. I believe
IL Will double and treble in value in a
short while. Box :i2. care The Dis.
patch.
WESTHNMPTON LOTS-Mrs- f. IIawos
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ROOMS AND BOARD

--=------- --------------=---==-=-=---
Rooms With Board OF
FRANKLIN ST., T.. 2oo-Nice furnished
rooms. with or without bath. Table board
GRACE ST., u. lo5--I.argo heated front
room: good board.
GRACE 81. ". l023-Rooms and board !:
special attention given to dining room
service.
GRACE. sos EAST-Stsictly nrat-cias o
board: al modern convsaiences: sx.
cellent table service.
you can save money By regular Dispatch
Want Ads, ,yfl.. 4. n - =
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FOR SAAE: Several deslraDfe
dwelling properties, al reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
lENBY l.. JOHNSON.
Attorney a. law

FOR SALE:-Garden lot so by 100 It.
near Be1vedere avenue and Travers ST.,
in rear. of home James B. Noble. This
lot has been the prize garden spot OF
Mr.. Frank H. Phillips for several years
and is in a rich and high state of cul-
tivation. Will sell cheap to quick buy
er. Has ten foot alley entrance, and
highest spot in town; Apply to RUS
SELL p SMITH 3-4- ct
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choose the Japanese Sweet Briar
Rose, Rosa Rugosa, which is ex-
tremely hardy and lives On indefinite
ly, making roots which penetrate the
ground for many feet in all direc-
tions. This has proved to be the
best Of all hedge plants for places
near the seashore, but thrives equal
ly beautiful living fence of any
shrub that can be grown, although
it promises to be rivaled by new
rose, a cross between Rosa Rugosa
and a Baby Rambler, called Grooten-
dorst.
The Japenese Ounce, with it's
snowy red blossoms, makes fairly
good hedge and Rose of Sharon or
Althea is sometimes recommended.
although it grows rather too leggy
after few years to be wholly salts
factory.
And finally there are certain of
the evergreens which make good
hedges, Arborvitae being by far the
best known, although it becomes
somewhat moth-eaten in appearance
tthe base in course of time. Still,
an Arborvitae hedge will keep In
chickens, hogs or other stock, and
keep out dogs and two-legged in
truders.
If you want living fence that is
high enough to serve as a wind
breaker, you can choose between the
Norway spruce and the natice hem
lock, both of which are as handsome
as they are useful. These wind
breaks ought to be used more COM
monty for they serve very valuable
purpose in reducing the amount OF
fuel required, as we'll as protecting
the paint on the buildings and max
ing the stock more comfortable.
Of course there are other shrubs
and trees in plenty which can be us
ed for hedges and wind breaks. Al
most every nurseryman's catalogue
has a list of the kinds which are
suitable for different parts of the
country, and it is well to depend
more Or less upon these lists, be-
cause as a rule they have been work
ed out with care and patience.
Enough has been said, 1 think, to
prove the value and adaptability OF
living fences and to show that a
great amount of material is available
for making fences of this kind.
Surely, the living fence should be
considered carefully before any
householder determines upon the use
of other materials.
EDGAR IRVING FARRlNGTON,
Editor, Arthur, Lecturer, etc.
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FOR SALEi-Seven room dwelling
with three acres of land, Oakley street
extended.
a. Store and dwelling with vacant lot
attached. Choptank avenue.
Six room dwelling, West Nnd Ave
Seven room dwelling, store build
ing and vacant lot attached. Linden
Avenue.
Besides several other residences In
different sections of Cambridge also
several farms. Apply to
W.. 9. HODDINOTT.
Phones 26 and 418-W Cambridge, Nd.
10-1H-ff -
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charge Services should De nelu a'
least once a week in each church.
he said.
w o. Atwood. of ST. johns
Church, Baltimore, urged laymen to
be enthusiastically loyal, and to live
a christian life in their shops or
other work places during the Week
as well as to processing Christianity
on Sundays.
E. P. Atkins, of Salisbury, ana
Milton L. Veasey, of Pocomoke, were
elected to attend similar meeting
of delegates on the Western Shore
to be held in Baltimore next Thurs
day night. The Rev. DR.. J. M. Sher-
idan, superintendent of the Church
Extension Society of the MARYLAND
Annual Conference. pronounced the
blessing
While the meeting was in progress
today the Rev. DR.. T. 0. Grouse re-
uuested that a hymn be sung.
Some Of my friends around me
are becoming sleepy" said DR..
Grouse. Let us sing a good. rous-
ing hymn so we will all get fully
awake"
Stand Up for Jesus" was sung
with vigor and no further remarks
were heard concerning droWsiness.
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ISSUE CHRIST OR MARX,
DR.. WARD TELLS M. P.'S
Western Maryland Head, At Sails
bury Declares One Or Other Will
Rule World. Speaks Against Blue
Sunday.

Salisbury, Md, March 4.-Declar-
ing that the question of whether the
world is to be ruled by Jesus Christ
70 Karl Marx will be decided in the
coming few years, the Rev. A. Nor
man Ward president of Western
Mary College, outlined briefly prob
lens he said faced President Hard
ing in an address here today before
representatives of IS Methodist Prot
estant churches of the Eastern Shore
The occasion was group meeting
of the Maryland annual conference
of the church, held in the Peninsula
Hotel here.
DR.. Ward called attention to the
fact that the time for the churh
meeting approximated the time OF
the inaugural ceremony. Prolonged
applause greeted a tribute which he
paid to the retiring Executive.
Warns OF Post-Bellum Failures :,
"One administration has ended
another has begun. Let us remem-
Der that the failures in the past have
not been when we were called 10
respond to the demands of war.
said DR.. Ward. THE failures have
been in years after the wars. Lead
ership in these times is just as crltl-
cal as it has been in the last elgnt
wears. We cannot get back to the
years before the war; the bodies OF
aO,OOO,OOO men block the way.
We must work with other men
to make the world a better place for
the coming generations to live IN.
There is coming a clash of creeds
and a clash of intellects. We must
decide whether Jesus Christ or Kari
Marx is the ruler of the world in the
next 20 years.
Abiding to the question OF keep
ing the Sabbath. Dr. Ward declared
he did not wish to see blue Sun
day inaugurated.
Il don't want to see blue sun
day." he said, but I'd rather save
a blue Sunday than a red one. we
must choose. We must thlnK
straight to the line"
Alleges Cigarette Campaign
Saving he understood the 'Amerl-
can Tobacco Trust had spent 81 ,OO0,1
to put a cigarette into the mouth OF
every Chinese, DR.. Ward declared
this was a good business pollcy IoI
the trust" if it had so done. Ii II
was good business for an industry,
would it not likewise be good busl-
ness for the Christian church to put
a Bible within the reach OF the
Chinese?" he asked.
The Rev. DR.. Crates S. Johnson
secretary of the Forward Movement
Committee of the General Conteri
ence, gave as one of the reasons fol
what he called the Japanese menace
10 this country that such small per-
centage of them are Christianized.
Plans for increasing the efficiency
of the church were discussed by ths
Rev. DR.. ]. H. Straughn. president
of the Maryland Conference. He SAID
he would do his best to see thal
every married minister in the churcl
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129 Race st.
2t28-1mo. Sta wk.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Anyone having our ice cream TUBS
that have not been called for VIII
please notify me that we may ge'
same. Phone 48.
FRED E. MEEKINS
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AUTO OWNERS

Do not forget am still in the re-
pair business and 1 have the best
equipped shop in Cambridge. for all
kinds of work. The job never comes
too hard or too big for US, we are
ever ready and right on the job with
experience; nothing can beat that
We are here to give you service Tor
$50 per hour, on autos. So
JAMES A. SIACUM -.
129 Race st. FnoneeSzS
ll22-1mO 3t-a Wk.
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MONEY TO LOAN

To loan on we'll secured first mort
cages the following amounts. $1,000;
$500; $2500, and $4,000.
FLETCHER & JONES, -
R-2I4-2wks Attorney
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FRESH FISH

We have now openrd our nsn
house for the season and will have
fresh bay fish on hand daily. Phone
SAT. r. W. PARKS & co.
2-1O-1mO.
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WANTED

WANTED,-Men, house to house
cancassers pure food products, $3OOO
week. = Write .BEMERS. 110 w. Fayette
Street. Baltimore, Md. 3t3-12t
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Fordson tractor equipped with
plows and disc harrow, in first class
condition, 1920 model; apply, J.
RICHARD SMITH. 2-2tf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

and near Leland. He leaves to mourn
his loss his wife, six chiIdrn. tmma
at home. Mrs. Lille Stroud OF Oregon.
Jess. Thomas ana Chester and Mrs.
Anna Richardson all Of Leland. five
grand children. Ione bfother, John
johnson of Ellsworth Iowa. two sig.
tiers. Mrs. Elizabeth Gr0ver aud Mrs.
s. c. Jacobs both of Leland. Mr. John.
son departed this life on Monday
morning Aug LIST at 1880 after an
illness Of two weeks duration
Funeral services were held from tho
Lutheran church Of which the deceas
ed was member on Wednesday after
noon by rev. s. A. Johnson officiating
Vernon Martini was a Sandwich
caller Thursday.
Mrs. M. Harmonson is enjoying a
visit at the home Of Elmer Harmon
and family at Glen Ellyn.
Miss Ethel Peterson Of Hampton,
Iowa, is spending a few weeks with
her sister Mrs. Burton Benson.
Mrs W. V, Strong and son Jr., are
Spending Il few days at Michigll
points. !