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ASK AID FOR THE
SUFFERING ARMEN|ANS
Distinguished Names on Lenten
Sacrifice Appeal.

Major General Leonard Wood. u. s.
Army, is head of a nationwide conn
mittee making an appeal for a leDten
sacrifice offering for the relief of the
starving Christian populations of the
Near East, in behalf Of the Near East
Relief, Madison avenue. New York
City.
Among those who join General Wood
In asking support of the work of the
Near East Relief are: Andrew w. Mel
Ion, OF Pittsburgh, secretary of the
treasury; ex-President William II. Taft
Frank A. Munsey w. w. Atterbury of
the Pennsylvania Railroad: Pres--
dent John Grier Hibben. of Prince
ton University; DIR. Alexis Car
rel, of the Rockefeller Institute: Mrs.
Carrie Champman Gait, the suffrage
leader; Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robin
son. sister Of the late President Roose-
welt; Newcomb Carlton. president uf
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany; John c. Shaffer, owner of the
Chicago Post and other newspapers
DIR. Henry van Dyke; Miss H. f.
H. Ried; Miss Elizabeth Marbury
Samuel Gompers and Warren s. Stone,
tdDoT ledneTs, JOHN u. MllDUrn anu
Moorfield Storey. of the American Bar
Association; Mary Garden; David
Beiasco; Mrs. Medll McCorm, ok
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of
the General Federation of Womcn's
Clubs: Mrs. George Maynard Minor,
head of the D., A. r.; Miss Anna A.
Gordon, head of the w. c. T. u; Mrs.
Percy v. Pennyba cker. of the League
of Women Voters; Mrs. Philip North
Moore, president of the National Coun-
ell of Women Miss Alice Stone Black
well; Mrs. George Horace Lorimer, of
Philadelphia Mrs. Mary Roberts Rine-
hart, the well known novelist; Rupert
Hughes and Emerson Hough, authors;
Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah; Cover.
nor John NJ. Parker, of Louisiana: DIR.
Frank NJ. McMurry, of Teachers Col
lege, New York City; William C.
Bobbs. of Indianapolis; J. Thomson
willing, the artist; Mrs. Cleveland III.
Dodge; Mrs. Henry Morgenthau; Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Bulkley; Bishop-elect VIII.
liam T. Manning, of New York; Mrs.
Stanley White; Mrs William Nash
Read, Of Montgomery. Ala. Arthur
Brisbane; John S. Drum. San Francis
co; John Mcfarland, Labor leader.
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this country; II II even backing the
fake mining boom at Saw Horse-to
which. by the way, this railroad com
pany IL now building . branch line"
Mr.. Norcross turned to me:
Jimmie. make a note to tell Mr..
Van Britt to have the work stopped
at once on the Saw Horse branch,
and all the equipment brought in."
And then to Billoughby: go on"
''rhe main graft, Of course. is in
the grain elevators, the fruit pack
cries. the coal and lumber yards and
the stock yards and handling corrals.
In these public. or quasi-public, util-
ities the railroad has given them-in
fee simple, II seems-all the yard
room. switches, track facilities. and
the like. Wherever local competition
has tried to break in, the railroad
company has given 1t the cold should
er and 1t has been either forced out
or frozen out"
Exactly" said the boss. "Now tell
me how far you have gone in the
other field"
I'VE are pretty well shaped up and
are about ready to begin business.
Juneman has done splendid work. and
so has Ripley. We have succeeded.
In a measure, though the opposition
has been keeping up a steady lombard
ment. Hatch and his people haven't
been idle. They own or control a
dozen or more prominent newspapers
In the state, and. as you know, they
are ma kfnV an opon fuht IN vo,, opd
your management through these pa
pers. The net result SO far has been
merely to keep the people stirred up
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-04-07


doesn't know how not to take them"
go on" said, but my mouth had
suddenly grown dry.
"Such things-fiowers, you know
don't mean anything in New York,
where we've been living. Men send
them to their women friends just as
they pass their cigar-cases around
among their men friends. But I'm
afraid it's different with Mr.. Nor
cross"
at is different" l said.
Then she told me the thing that
made me swell up and want to burst.
ut mustn't be different. Jimmie.
Cousin Sheila's married, you know"
II know she has been married."
corrected; and then she gave me the
sure-enough knockout.
"She is married now. and her hus-
band is still living"
For little while couldn't do any
thing hut cape like a chicken with
the pip. 1t was simply fiercel l knew,
as well as I knew anything. that the
boss was gone on Mrs. Sheila: that
he had fallen in love- first with the
/. back Of her neck and then with her
pretty face and then with all of, ner !;
and that the one big reason why he
had let Mr.. Chadwick persuade him
to stay in Portal City was the fact
that he had wanted to be near her and
to show her how he could make per-
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and doubtful. They say that the rail-
road has never played fair-and l
guess it hasn't, in the past"
"Not within thousand miles," was
the boss curt comment. "But go on
with your story"
I'VE pulled the new deal OF yester-
day, simultaneously in eleven of the
principal towns along the line. Meet
ings Of the bankers and local capital
lists were held, and we had a man at
each one Of them to explain our plan
and to pledge the backing Of the rail-
road. Notwithstanding all the doubt
and dust that's been kicked up by the
Hatch people, 1t went like wild-fire."
with money! Queried the boss.
Yes: with real money. Citizens
Storage + Warehouse was launched.
as you might say. on the spot, and
enough capital was subscribed to make
1t a going concern. OF course, there
were some doubters. and some few
greedy ones. The greedy ones pro
tested against the fixed dividend
scheme: they didn't see why the new
company shouldn't be allowed to cut
4 melon now and then II 1t should be
fortunate enough to grow one"
Mr.. Norcross smiled. THAT Ia
precisely what the Hatch people have
been doing, all along. and It 10 the
chief grievance OF these same people
who now want chance to outbid their
neighb0rs. The lease condition was
fully. explained to them. wasn't lit"
a''Oh. yes; Ripley saw to that. and
copies of the lease were in the ex-
hibits. The new company is to have
railroad ground to build on, and ample
track facilities in perpetuity, condi-
toned strictly upon the limited div
idend. II the dividend is increased,
the leases terminate automatically"
The boss drew long breath.
you've done well. and better than
well, Billoughby," he said. "Now we
are ready to fire the blast. How was
the proposal to take over the Red
Tower properties at fair valuation
received?"
"There was some opposition. Les
terburg, and three of the other larger
towns, want to build their own plants.
But they agreed to abide by major
ity vote of the stock on that point.
and my wire reports this morning say
that a lump-sum offer will be made
for the Red Tower plants today"
Mr.. Norcross sat back in his chair
and blew a cloud of cigar smoke to-
ward the ceiling.
"Hatch won't SELL" he predicted
Hell be up here before night with
blood in his eye. I'm rather glad it
has come down to the actual give and
take. don't play the waiting game
very successfully, Billoughby. Keep
In touch, and keep me In touch. And
tell Ripley to keep on pushing on the
reins. The sooner we get at 1t. the
sooner 1t will be over
After Billoughby had gone, Mr.. Nor
cross came at me on q little matter
that had been allowed to sleep ever
since the day, now some time bnck,
when had given him Mrs. SheIla's
hint about the identity of The two
men who had sat and smoked In the
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office. And this was why couldn't
with Mr.. Norcross when he told me
what he had been obliged to do about
the Sand Creek hold-up.
If he had been like other men it
wouldn't have been so hard. But 1
had feeling that he had gone into
this love business just as he did into
eyerything-neck or n0thing-burning
his bridges behind him, and having no
notion of ever turning back. The boss
had never been beaten. What was it
going to do to him when he learned
the truth about Mrs. Sheila?
On top of this came the still harder
knock when l saw that it was up to
me to tell him. l remembered all the
stories I'd ever heard about how the
most cold-blooded surgeon that ever
lived wouldn't trust himself to stick a
knife into a member of his own fam
lily, and l knew now just how the
surgeon felt about it.
While l was still sweating under
the big load Maisie Ann had dumped
upon me, the night dispatcher's boy
Mr.. Chadwick, and l read 1t with my
eyes bulging out. This is what il said
ITO G. Norcross, G. NJ,
Portal City.
"P. s. l.. Common dropped TO thirty
four today, and banks lending on short
time notes for betterment fund are
getting nervous. Wire from New York
says bondholders are stirring and talk
ing receivership. General opinion in
financial circles leans to idea that new
policy is foregone failure. Are you
still sure you can make 1t win?
"Chadwick."
Right on the heels Of this and be-
fore l could get my breath, in came
the boy again with another telegram.
1t was hot wire from President Dun-
ton, one Of series that he had been
had taken hold and begun firing the
cousins and nephews.
ITO G. Norcross, G. NJ,
Portal City. RUSH.
"See stock quotations for today.
Your policy is a failure. Am advised
you are now fighting Red Tower. Stop
1t Immediately and assure Mr.. Hatch
that we are friendly, as we have al
ways been. If something cannot be
done to lift securities to better figure,
your resignation will he in order
f "Dunton."
They say that misfOrtpnes never
come singly. Here were two new
griefs hurting themselves in over the
wires all in the same quarter-hour, be-
sides the one had up my sleeve. But
there was no use dallying. 1t was up
to me to find the boss as quickly as 1
could and have the three-cOrnered sur
gical operation over with. l knew the
kilograms wouldn't Kill him-or 1
thought they wouldn't. thought they'd
probably make him take a fresh strangle
hold on things and be fired-if he had
to be fired-fighting 1t out grimly on his
own line. But i wasn't so sure about
the Mrs. Sheila business. That was a
horse of another color.
1 had just reached for my hat and
was getting ready to snap the electrics
off when heard footsteps in the outer
Office. When looked up, stocky,
hard-faced man in derby hat and a
short overcoat was standing in the
doorway and scowling across at me.
1t was Mr.. Rufus Hatch, and / had
a notion that the hot end of his black
cigar glared at me like baleful red
eye when he came in and sat down.
ITO be continued)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-04-07

We do the kind of printing that
makes favorable impression wher-
ever It is seen. We put intelligence
INTO 1rr work. and use artistic judg-
0t n display, choices Of inks and
aar You will like the extra touch
oscelience we give to your work.
Try as Elk Mountain Pilot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-04-07
HEROISM SHOWN BY
AMERICAN WORKERS OF
NEAR EAST RELIEF
Cables Reveal Appalling Ar
menian Need-Hundreds Of
Thousands Starving.
BY CHARLES v. VickREY
General Secretary. Near East Relic

Approximately5tsi
American men and
women are stand
ing Loyalty and he
roically at their
posts in Armenia.
Turkey and I he
Near East. Many
of them during the
long winter Of iso-
lation are undergo
ing what we In
America call "hard-
ship" But these.
our fellow citizens
~ NJ u<As
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
I.-Ioint Type

The largest type permitted in the
Want All pages is - point. and the
smallest space In which a l2-point
type au may be set Is one inch The
rate tor thus large type is cents a
word daily and cents a WORD sun
day. The same scale OF reductions
Wal apply as tor regular want ads.
These rates apply only TO advertise
mvnts originating in Richmond and
suburban territory. From other
sources The rates are: Daily, II cents
an agate line. sunday. 10 cents an
agate line tcount words 10 the line).
SaSh must accompany The order.
Longer term rates for business ad-
Ncrtisvrs on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. ana 10 l.. Nj. each week day
amu up 10 l.. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification IN the next EDITION
Situation Wautrd Ads-Muu. anu
tcmtie-w when presented at ;hc Want
Nd Counter ia the Dispatch Building
10y those out OF work VIII be inserted
Free at Charge.
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| rustee's Auction Sale

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
AND ONE.llALF ACRES OF LAND
NEAR JETERSViLLE. AMELIA
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
ACTING under Il deed OF trust drawn
by II. l.. Gray. dated January 20. 1920.
recorded in the Clerks Office or
Amelia Circuit Court in ID. r., 20. page
1903, default having been made in the
payment OF money therein secured.
and being 80 required by the bcne-
ticiary. shall sell by public auction,
in front Of Amelia County Courthouse.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Q. 1921.
At II o'clock a. NJ.
the one hundred and twenty and one
twelfth U20 1-l2j acres of land fully
described by metcs and bounds in tho
SAID deed of trust ana which lies on
the public road. is known as tins
MEATH Terry" place and adJolns
lands now or formerly owned by Mann
and Eggicston. w. a. Farrar, Bcrkc-
ley and others.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF OK
ccutinS this trust and any taxes due
and to pay note Of S6G6.67. with inter-
est from January 20, 1920. and a
credit as TO s666.67. due January 20.
1922 with interest from January 20,
1920, and credit rs to S666.56, duo
January 20. 1923. with interest from
January 20. 1920, and any balance
payable in cash.
EAsLI1Y c. I;GGLESTOE.
TruStne
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business Places for Rent {.

SlOEEo--Wc nave Broad. Main and side
street stores for rent. Gordon r.. StrAus.
Co. plN - r:r-t Main Street
THREE STORES for rent. new. modern
and hgupropf. we'll located IN "a good
sin," town. Address ". ri. White.
Mehanc. y. G.
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That S the Idea!

Read the ads in The Dispatch's classified section
that have for you today.
There nc Just few OF them or here ma he
mnny-all depending how many you have
right this minute.
u there's something buy sell
you're missing your best opportunity if YOU don't
look through tho offers that partici.
lar healing in the classified columns today.
You don't have bother reading the whole ser
ton To find what You want, than Won woud
sIcEd an afternoon in department looking for
the glove countcr--Dispatch ads simply ar
ranged that you find what YOU want in two min
utcs' time.
inrn I" That classification you're interested i'm now
ANU "hch E"h want tn use al OF
htnhoiph and ask n nd takcr.
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Trustee S Sale
of House and Lot

by virtue OF certain deed of trus,
the ci !qy ~ 6t, Ill., and ree95dsg u
gina. in Deed look 255-n page -
70 The undcrsiGmel trustee. TO secure
the payment OF certain money therein
named, default having been made ~,
The payment Of same and being re-.
guir.G 40 to do BY the beneficiary.
iichinond Rca. Estate Exchange, on
MONDAY. AUGUST /. 1921.
at u 90 O'CLOCK NJ,
an mat certain lot, piece or parcel
o. iand. with all improvements
sue OF me W csttdmpton Electric Car
Line. and what would DC Floyd Ave.
hu" .Nt%nhta twarhiy. ami
commencing al ii point On tho south
!inc OF tioSd Avenue tcHtcndcd) at
shown on :. plat iiIed with the papels
Joscphine voi!enk empcf. Jhaacer;
Court OF the CT! OF Richmond. thence
running aions the southern line OF
FIOyd A!cuu" tcNtcnd:dl IN an east
erly direction and fronting thereon
thirty tSnl ice'. Thence at right
ana between parallel lines one num-
df@d and ninety ioO) feet
TERMS: Cash AZ To so much OF tho
proceeds as may be necessary TO dc
Tray the expenses OF executing TINS
trust 70 pay on. note for 100000 and
interest thereon from July ~, 1921
TO dat. OF sale. to pay one note Tor
!l.5Uu.O0 and intcr"st thereon from
July -. 1874. to date OF sale. the pro-
ing amour; a! purchase price TO be
paid in terms TO suit purchaser
which terms viii be announced al
sale.
WILLIAM NJ. MILLER.
Trustee.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situntions Wnntrd-Alulc

Situations Wantrd-AInIc 81
AMBITIOUS young man wishes employ
ni.ht win hrin who would promise, good
iuturr ES-scrNiCc man. With one arm
NE years. Ago 20. Box * 1872 Th,
Dispatch. "
CHRISTIAN man with live d"ucndaris
wants work az any Kind at once: good
educiign; urgent need: good rcf.rcflcc.
Bon u rs. rne Dispatch.
EN- SERVICE MAN-Young man. lust di,
charged from the army. would Ike worl,
~ any sind. 1871 North Twrnty-uinth
EN SERVICE MAN-Wanicd. position nv
yN-srtNtSc itan. expert chauffeur and Of
nee work: living salary expected. hours
70 "nl"Si. tOod references. Address
iipN - .2S The Dispatch.
POSITION 10y ycunr man. - with ,wo
ft"Ss college experience. capable OF
hp"Nh'cl!nc ana Stcuogr,phii. work
also rs. years general Office .>norirnrc'
htet references. B .'j. The Dispaich
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Agents standard
Rotary MlCh;i.s Used ma chimes. So to
SO. All make machines repaired.
southern Furniture Co. East Broad
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Modem Home
For Sale

large cellar modern in every way:
good awnings, shades and screens:
interior and exterior in beautiful con
dition: quick possession. and bar
gain at tho price OF $6.750.00.
N. w. BOWIE & SON,
.--L..i =. l0aNorth Seventh Street.
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Horses. Cattle, Vehicles

cOW-For sale. line Jersey con. Will .x-
change for feed or laying mems. T. H.
fondn. STOP IL, Petersburg Line.
iIEiFERS--i'or sale. 80 mead hirh-rr,dr
liolsicin hci:crs. from Is to % months
OLD about hitIi nave boon bred. can b..
seen Il; my farm, Ashland Va O. :
Luck.
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Situations Wantcd-slalc :,

HOokhEErEK Middie-aged man wants
position as U"phhropcr Or other ci,rIcai
Wurk. yau hc recommended. Address
ituN T. .tu. care IAr Dispatch
HopI>i>EEl t.R Wanted. position in real
estate Office as collector or b"okNccpor o.
los 80 osre rho 5isrp.alch. ~ 'S"' e.
Pupii KEEPER Position As assistant,
soohEceper Or clerical work. Ten years
adding Uhchiuy' substitute work wanted
tor summer. hoN ~ .i2. The Diso1tch
BOY az, D" wants position N soda fouu-
tNG. Can furnish references James
Sputel. 80; East Marshall street
BOY. az 2 desires u position IN auto
mobile sApg OF 80 do anything tina;
comes 20 n.nd Address '. Nation. i;Cf
IL. Route :.
BOZ az =. desires position IN auto,no-
n.i" snop or 10 10 anything that comes
20 hand Address !. 'a!moic. 222O ray
,ni street, ul ohonc boulevard liih.
Bul!EE Young culor"d man. age ~
wishes 100 as butler Or chauffeur. can
!ur":sn pest reference. VA! Watson
80 N"rih Fourth street.
CAErk>rEKlNG- Steady lob or repair
.u- married. 'nd must nave work. +.
g. Nusgi. So MyadowhrldSc Road.
msrr.yh man. expotiesu.ed clcrn q
IS. GOT East Clay Street. CITY
CHAUFFEUR r. ENpcr!encod chauffeur
yuguS gu.Or.d lnan. wants position.
rhoau EanG9.ph !2a3.
cMAylFEgh nous man SSoiorsdi
ra"ns Hnndolph 295&-w.
CII\CFFEuR ana auto mechanic. young
w SI!1.ya n nSs.on Ynonso 'iEsp.Snif5
CLERICAL position desired: ful!cs, cx-
pei!G1nhee; best references. Address
ckn aHk al Mjoa man desires clerical
St sei ERE S,n, eSneIisnss,d. Call or
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Funeral Directors

.'hACf- ElMif. gnaup funer.. dlrecto'
and einba!!urr sos Eas. Main Sirre;
Madison i2l. P"udplph SS61
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES for sale
BETTING.

BEi.rlNG.
Got our money saving prices on rubber
betting. Our guarantee OF satisfacti ion
goes with every pun chase. All sizes I'm
stock Tor Immediate delivery. l. Bluford
" Co.. 1Ol North Fifteenth Street. Mad
!sun 55i2.
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iiArS-Au 81. hats NOW $3.50. $40 hats
now So. Miss rylcr. 2Oa Eorth Foush"-.
HOUSE SHOES Ladies s;.so Empire
-hO" NoinnamN lOI Mest krnnd Str."t
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Legal Notices

SEALED PROPOSALS.
July 20. 1921.
Scaled proposals will be received At this
Office Room 1O?. city Hall. until Mon
day, August 5. 1921. at ~ o'clock noon
for the purchase and removal, OF four
frame houses. located at Lower Gas
Works. two ON Poplar Street and two on
Elm street. The successful bidder viii
tie required to remove and clear the site
in thirty days. Terms cash
l.. ". TRAFFORD. Director
Public U;iity Department
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CLERIC wanted position as clerk: cap.
able OF doing stCnographic WORK Ia,
II Ill. care The Dispatch
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Statesmen and Agents

WANTED Progressive local
iohhcr desires the services Of TWO
young men as travelling statesmen. I'm
less you nave had actual experience
plies 10 not Apply please. To tho..
who can produce results our propuA-
ZION NH permit attractive income. " hen
answering supply detailed information
as To extent 81 experience. with what
urm associated, axe, married or single.
Address h"N y 40. lhc Dispatch.
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TRUCK Wantc.I TO auy. secondhand or
rr'ce iEH; Federal iru,I, pr,fgr.',;
STAT" mode. aud Auw .pug Truck b's
h.,n 10 use Reply BON l. ST.. care Tho
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wantcd-Malc 81
CLERK Any Office line: out OF town not
patch. 80
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DISpLhy GiASAtFiED

<rTRp1o MASONS. take notice! The
EST6%H Masonic Home children will
ESNGtM be entertained Saturday. July
EhSEH S0th. by Temple Lodge. No.
W. go 0. 4. r. & y. M. Rcfrcsn-
mcnts will be served and
music by the Grotto's Band furnished for
the occasion. All Masons and their
friends are cordially invited to attend
Leave Twcnty-ninth and y Streets al i
o'clock. on ssven Pines car.
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Gasoline ENGINES Steam

Gasoline ENGINES Steam
steam amd snsnlln" engines. New and
used. Prices reduced. Some genuine bar
gains. !. iiluford II Co, Machinery Deal
.rs. SOL North Fifteenth Street Madison
HATS All sia hats now $3.50. $40 hats
now So Miss tyler. 2Oa E6rth Fuush""
HOUSE SnOr:S-I..,Ll.- si5o Empire
Sho. cotnnamN -, West Broad Street,
NES-Exclusivc Agents Standard
Rotary Mtrhim"s Used machines. 81 to
So. All make machines repaired.
southern Furniture Co. East Broad
rLuMntNG. Timing and sheet metal work
ROYAL. rest chairs. half price. 1904 Hull
street Madison 1872.
KubnEh nEi.TiNG-$ew ,,tnd slightly
?l06 Eas, Main Madison $3.50
SINGER sewing machines on easy tcrn.
at money 50 IinE prices at 1i"Ck's busy
corner. Marshall Street At Farsi.
TOBACCO rLuES-Onc complete set for
sail. writc BOX EOS South Richmond.
WHAT a boon II is to nave a corset which
G'y"s you the desired lines and also
perfect comfort. We have II, and 1T
such low price that you will be
pleased Come in and be convinced.
The Corset Shop, 5i7 North Fifth Street.
Mrs y. J. PIE, Prop.
HuY your hog feed and fertilizer direct
from manufacturer. mad" from pure
.,hat;oir products. contains no tIlcr.
Prices low. Terms cash. Write Union
Ahatioir. Inc. richmond. Va. Phone
Boulevard IT'S.