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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

$50 frst-run theatres the week Of
November 81.
Theodore Koslof fight a due
with Mahlon Hamilton in The Lane
That Had No Turning"
Prince Ferdinand Pignapelli o o
part in a movie at Marshal Neilan's
studio. Yep, they all fall for the
movies.
The next two Pola Negri films &c
be released in America are This
Last Payment and The Red
Peacock"
Barbara Castleton and Edward
Earle are to play the leads in Easy
Money" TO be filmed in Cleveland BY
Samuel Bradley.
Little Charlotte Jackson. Ton
Meighan's hero worshipper in The
Prince Chap" plays with him again
in "A Prince There Was"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

ST. LoUIS-"Music isn't a lux
ury!"
This is the statement of Mrs.
Helen Harrison Mills of the National
Federation of Music Clubs. who is
leading a fight, being made by the
federation, on a bill now pending in
congress which would impose dis
~criminatory tax on musical instru-
ments.
Passage of such a bill would
handicap the musical activities of
the nation" says Mrs. Mills.
The Importance and necessity OF
music has been too well demon
strated. 1t has made a place for
Itself in ecent years in civic as well
as cultural life. in factories, in stu
dos, in the church, the club, the
home and the school,"
During the first session Of the
board of the federation, jus. held
here, special attention was given TO
arranging a young artists tour with
the hope of stimulating the interest
of young people.
Mrs. John F. Lyons of Fort
Worth, Tex. is the new president
of the organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

grass-blades, for they could lift UP
the shell just as easy and slip their
mouths under, and Nj. CODY knew
it. To say nothing of Spike Star
Fish, who could pick up a cockle-
shell with his suckers as easily as you
could pick up a raisin cookie with
your fingers. Yes. poor, dear Mr..
CODY decided that he'd stay at home
and starve to death before he'd let
anything happen to his children. But
he was cross just the same about
Mrs. CODY gadding.
Nancy and Nick went on to Mr..
Pipe-Fish's house, but he was away.
They met him, however. hunting for
his wife. II take the eggs along
when 1 CO." said he, tapping his
pocket. Then they're safe" The
Riddles looked on in wonder. for Mr..
Pipe-Fish looked too thin to move
himself around, let alone a batch of
eggs. What queer 'uns the Wiggle-
fins were
Ito Be Continued.)
copyright, 1921, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
HOPELAWN

At a meeting of the lighting COM
missioners of the seventh district, 1t
was decided to install sixty-candle-
power street lights on all the streets
of Hopelawn, Keasbey and Fords in
place of the twenty-ive-candle-pow-
er lights now in use. This change Is
effective December 1, in accordance
with a contract drawn up with the
Public Service Company last March
when the company explained to the
commissioners that the lights now in
use could no longer be procured from
the manufacturers. The new lights
cast but very little more for MAIN
tenance and they give a much bet
ter light.
A number Of Republicans from
here were guests at the Republican
victory supper held in Fords last
Wednesday. Among those who went
were Charles Dickson, Miss Anna
Dickson, Raymond Ryder, John
Burns. Joseph Anick, Steve Sutch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns. Mike Dudkinsky
and George Barrett.
Several Hopelawn residents have
filed application for the installation
Of water with the Middlesex Water
Company but to date no word has
been received from the company as
to when the applications will be
filed.
Master Edwin Beckmap, ce!ebrat.
ed his eighth birthday at a party
recently. He received many nice
presents. Among the guests were
Myrtle Larson, James Hamilton,
William H~ettigar, Robert Beckman,
Herman Waldman. Michael Poddo.
Paul Poddo, Joseph Krebbs, Joseph
and Samuel Marcelly.
Samuel Marcelly is at the city hos
pital recovering from a recent OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
Raymond Ryder of town was a
Perth Amboy visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bochan and daugh-
ter. Ruth, of May street, were IN
Perth Amboy Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Mr., Goby's Neighbors.


But Mr.. Fifteen-Spine S~tickleback
iidn't need to worry about Busy
3oar-Fish coming and eating up the
sggs while his wife was away, for
Ir. Boar-Fish was having troubles
If his own. AS the Twins passed his
'front.' door. wasn't he fussing around
100, about not being able to leave
lis children long enough to hunt his
upper. For, and isn't 1t funny, Mr..
3oar-Fish was as much afraid of
his fierce little neighbor as Mr..
stickleback was of him, neither
guessing about the other.
But poor. dear Mr.. CODY was the
worst of all. He, too. was a shore
ish and lived right along there near
he others. OF course, he might
rave closed down his roof, and gone
Aind hunted his wife, for Mr.. CODY
Kept the eggs. which would soon be
little gobies, tucked away in a hol-
low place in the sand under a great
.ockle-shell. But he was afraid of
The pipe-fishes, long and thin, like
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
To Build Up Sides

Fit the rus loosely in the pie
dish and moisten the edge with cold
water. Cut a strip of rolled dough
about an inch wide and press firmly
against the edge. Fold the strip
back over itself. Brush with cold
water and fit another inch strip on
the first. Fold back and pinch with
thumb and forefnger TO make a
fiuted rim. A pie crust with a built
Up side IS used especially for a GUS
tard or deep fruit pie.
Half butter and half lard make a
hakier crust than all lard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14

Always be sure that you really
want to tackle the work of writing
before you enter the literary field:
that is my advice TO the young peo-
pie of today"
Miss Hurst attended Washington
University and Columbia College.
She has made a special study of the
stage and the shop girl and her
environs. Much material for her
short stories was obtained through
service as a saleswoman. a waitress
and from a trip across the ocean in
steerage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Custard Pie

Three eggs. u cup sugar. Is tea
spoon salt. 2 cups milk. nutmeg.
Beat eggs slightly with sugar and
salt. Beat in milk. Pour into pie
dish lined with a pie dough. Bake
in a slow wen till the custard is
firm to the touch. The oven should
be hot when the pie is put in to bake
the crust before the filing has a
chance to soak into it. Then reduce
the heat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
B ADVANCE.

The most interesting thing about
breaking Into Broadway an ola
Harold Lloyd comedy just r~e-issued'
is the work OF Bebe Daniels. she
was green 10 the Gamers when
that was made. In almost every
one of her scenes she stopped 70 look
souarely into the camera That :
very. very bad studio etiquet, you
know. And now Bebe's a star in her
W right.
THROUGH STUDIO kEfHOLES
Snub Pollards next movie is "On
Location" a satire on movies.
''The Sheik' will be exhibited in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Old People

Bitro-Phosphate is a substance that
helps old people TO retain youthful looks.
strength and energy. Get a package from
the Crown Pharmacy. White Cross Phar-
macy or any good druggist and learn
about this remarkable product. 1t is
fully guaranteed.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-14
Juicy Pies

Juicy Pies
After lining the pie plate with the
under crust, sprinkle the dough
evenly with two tablespoons of -four
and sprinkle three-fourths Of the
sugar evenly over the flour. Then
add the fruit. Sprinkle the rest of
the sugar over the fruit and put on
the top crust.
Pie Filings
Lemon pie with meringue:
One lemon, IL cups sugar, 2
tablespoons butter. 3 eggs.
Rub butter and sugar together.
Add egg yolks well beaten. Add
grated rind of lemon. Squeeze juice
of lemon into a measuring cup and
fill cup with water. Add this 10
first mixture. Fold in the whites of
the eggs beaten stiff and dry. Pour
into pie dish lined with pie dough
and bake in slow oven.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


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These rates apply only to advertise
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LIVE STOCK
DOGS Cuts I,cis

HUNTERS, NOTICE. BARGAINS SALE
You can't AFFORD TO hunt with traSh
when you can get tn" best a, thcs. prices:
No. Ia f"ur-y"ar-oid. large Rcdbone
hound. male. red with whit" running gear
u" IL hrn-ciass. Thoroughly trained night
dog. M better In Virginia Absolutely
r"n,n' proof ~ night: good rabbi, aud
squirrel dog In day. Price. SEQ
No. MEDIUM black and tan Southern
coon hound; "a trained night hunter does
II all; practically rabbit pruuf> ut night;
goo" rabbi, and squirrel dog in day. Price.
50 on" has record OF I. coons alone
thls season.. Hos years old.
No. "a SiN- year."ld black and tan
American foNh"uhd: thoroughly trained
night dog on all game: absoiut.Iy rshhii.
rf""f: hrst-class every way. nnl Al trail
dog on FOX; runner aud s,ickrr Good
rabbit and squirrel dog with gun. Price
Si5.
No t-rair pure English h.a.i., u,,.r
mates. years old: NAL. IL Inches white
aud black; f"mai" - Inches biu.-,lch.I
THIS pain ~ as good rabbit dogs as any
man wants; Thoroughly finished at this
game. VIII not split pair. Price" $50
No. a.--Purr-hi"d English setter bitch
- m"nihs old whit" with black markings
Shc is =" beauty. and excellent hunter Sl,"
~ not thoroughly finished dog. hu, IS
good. honest shooting dog AK yuu could
wish {" KIN birds over. She i. fast vi.I.
absolutely s'anch. and rriri"v.s ;i. rhe
man promised US tn. papers on her but
49, ~" HAY" not received them ~" can,
p"rior breeding. Price. 1855
No. ".-Male SITTER pup. bv Oh. Phll's
Speed Ten out ~ Broken Riossuin uI-
sire Is III" best field dog IN America. Ms
dam cant IL" beaten as 81 shooting httch
and ~ OF excellent blood tines Thi4 rup
Was whipped Jun" - net extra large FOR
age. as he il over distCmp"r. and j. extra
smart; was choice Of litter uf . 10. mover
been hunted. hut r"tri-v"s everything. no,
Eun shy. Price, {s5: worth doubl"
NJ" I.-loint"r bitch pun. wh"lu..d
Iun" iaih: not extra large. hut uic" pm
IN perfect ""nhiti"n: bland aud white. sir,
'Hr"lin" FranS. min" times n"ld win
n"t. producer 81 !. winners. dam Niles
Folly Rap. one ~ III" h,~, am, host -hrrd
bitches IN America. Price" $40. 80.
aud W. hay" all papers Ia Register and
used 4" gun and !nv" birds
M. >.-th-sar"ak. hay retriever birch
Wh"lr'd May .. 1921. Sh" H. Ia -Sr.It"ni
condition. we'll grown. h"st breeding Ia
Ai""ric": all papers :" register =" with
her. W" hay" ma water shooting aud don't
n""'! dog Of this Kind "" otter her Tor
S""i she's worth double.
Nos. !. 2. >. and viii hr shipped =.
o. u. subject to nv" DAYS TRIAL on, ~
your express office Nos u ana AiIi
l." h.rr"d guaranteed satisfactory upon
arrival.
Better wir" ~ write ct onrc
M,GEiiEE HROTIiEES
Whining ton. V.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-,Ialc
8 !

'""S Nahtcu-nalc "a
RELIABLE colored man wants worL Can
W" "fS'-c,ass houscw"ih, attend fur
h"'" WASH windows. clean nuurs and
paint. Madison 6226-W.
'Hh wanted 8y man with VII, and
'ht". children. Clean furnaces uut
away coal and wood repair fences
want work. not help: Highland park
"t Elsewhere Box u .i,. care The Dis
patch
YOUNG man. typist with general nr,r..
experience. desires position. Res, ref
'F"nc"s. iioA * go. car. Tho Disr,tch
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htCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
IL ,.nn NON DOWN.
CITY OF RlcIIMoNn v,uct.

CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Sealed bids VIII Toe received by IN.
committee on Finance u. tn. Council ~,
the cay OF Richmond. virginia In Room
Sli In ;he C!iy Hail. until y o'clock f. NJ
on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20. l.ai. Tor
the purchas. ~ $500 Sewer nnp-
Works bonds u: the Ci;y o, Richmond
Tho bonds VIII no dated January !! 1925.
ana VII! ha Of the denomination OF ST. VvO
each ana IN coupon FORM payabi. tn
S""Icf with the privilege OF repatriation
Hs TO principal only or 80 TO both uttu-
clr"I and interest. Principal and inter
est Viii be payable At IN. Office OF thu
Ci'y C"mptroi!cr or tIui..- tn. bonds he
r"Ils'"red) AZ the office Of the fiscal agent
81 IN" cry OF Richmond IN the city OF
New York Interest vii! he payable semi
annually on J"ru'Ty LIST and july is..
Bidders AT. requested 10 submit bids
Tor bonds maturing January J. 1856
bearing in;efes; at the rate Of I'VE per
ccntum go yer .nnum
Ri,is should I've Enclosed In sealed
'nIe'or. marked "rr"posai for Bonis.'
ana addressed TO H. {. Cofcr Guy
Comptroller. Room I0j. cry Hall. ana
must Ice accompan by certified check
upon an Incorporated bank or trust conn
pany for i'sFO Of the face amour, OF
bonds bid tor. For further information
apply 10 the Comptroller
ihe right Is reserved TO reject any and
al. bids.
The successful bidder Will bc furnished
Win thu opinion Of M.ssrs. Reed Dough
crty X ioyt. OF New York city. thar IN.
bonds are valid and binding obligation, OF
the city OF Richmond. The bonds Wi! be
pTepared under the supervision OF IN.
United states Mortgage and Trust Com
pdh!' OF Ne" YORK cay, which viii certify
as to The scnuincness OF the signatures OF
the city officials ana the seal! Impressed
thercoa.
BARTON II. GRUNDY,
Chairman. Committee on Finance
December ~. 1921.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land Tor Sale 4

iOU'VE always wanted little suburban
home, where YOU could raise your own
chickens. have garden. fruii. etc.
Here's your chance: Three acres OF rich
land on Seven Pines car line; two
houses. one Of rooms. one OF 1 rooms;
new barn, 0-foOt chicken house, all IN
excellent condition. Price. f3.0UO: }l.On0
cash. easy terms on balance. Sec Mr..
West, with w. Il. Harris. 9l9 East Main.
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Poultry and Supplies

GET all that's coming To you. Get II
through :ceding your birds Ce-rs-a-lIa
cHS mash that IN made to maAs eggs
Bfauer n kaste... distributors. 1905 E.s,
INrN Street.
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES Tor SlIc

HftlclcS Tor Sale 81
ARMY ni.ANKErs FROM 1850 Up-
Army surplus supplies Ut All kinds.
Tents. cots. wagon covers l.. RIOS. &
COMPANY. go Br""k Avenue.
ASH CANS. DARn WIRE. n,w sS-ib. COLI
slightly rusty. ,i.1a i,"r coll ash cans.
used, SOC and ~; sh"v"ls ana spnd
"nc to 'ic each. n"w screen doors
IL" each. duubi" arm, h.rnr..
slightly used. ':5 pr st. I...Rp.. x
c"mrhny. 90" hroo~ Avenue.
BofS' school shoes. Si.ss. ladies' felt
slippers ric; boys scout sho"~ ylss.
chiid's bedroom slippers. use ana zoe.
mons scout shoes - Empir. Sho"
/. - no MATHEMATICS second hand
lumber. galvanized iron roofing. door,
ana window sashcs Prices low TO mov.
quickly. L. Rlu!o:d X co. sol North
Fifteenth Street Madison 53i2.
piN%ER SET For saI.. croch.nd Iunrh-
ION set. u pieces. Phone boulevard
-"'l-J.
Gun Double barrel nammcr,..s Row.
lett bicycle Co. t!s W. broad
ONERcoATS-3l "a u special iric. Also
100 E.Sin watches FOR sale at REASONABLE,
prices siesIr Loan once. 3:l North
sixth street.
PIN Beautiful y. X. X. pin, with pearls
ana .m"r"ids 81: south Third.
PIE and fittings. brennan X Micha.l,on.
500 Broon Avenue. Randolph 1919.
Observation-Disclosures. corrusated rooanr.
practicnily new. Brrnner y MichaeIson,
y. Brook Avenue.
SACHET POWDER. Zoe ar package. ~ O.
ii"N 10 Richmond, VI.
SANTA CLAUS costumes for rent or sale.
Place your order nov. Richmond AVN
inS Co. "a North Ninth.
STEAM RADIATORS All sizes. pT.ctieai
~ ns". Bargain prices. brennan &
Mch"clS"n. 5oj Brook Ave. Ran. iol3.
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H. COHEN,
POS East Broad.

FCRNirURE-1r you want your old fur /.
niture made .iew. phone our Mr. l:oa,e,
Madison 5SS. Jones Bros Il Co. Inc
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Investments, Stock, ,,ond, "a

Investments. Stocks. bonds 30
80 CAN iiE EARNED ON SiG0O n in
N"S''u IN Newport News. virginia. real
estate 80" cur AL under business On
i'"ftunitirS. th's paper. Write for
further information. S"mipcr,illc Realty
company. incurp"rat-d Newport News
Virginia.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

Automobiles for Sale IL
IMMEuiAis delivery on new Ford car.
iicarn Motor Co.. lac. llvl Iul!.
THE OVERLAND TOURING aud roadster
is now 1872 delivered Ill Richmond,
Harper Overland Co.. Inc.
TRUCKS Service trucks that st,na ,or
service. Transportation Motor coinpauy
lilb West Broad Street. Phone BouIe
ward PSI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

MOTHERS II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted
companion for Invalid: experienced
in sewing. Randolph .oN@-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

BOOK kEEi EK-i Dung man. 80. college
rluCatIuD. ,.'sii-s cmp!o! ncnt Cl-ra
buuhkr-I"r ~ Casli.t. experienced, b. st
references. Address BOX IL 400. care
Ihr de ~ Nh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

r'it SAi.t-ih Newport News. the newest
AMI best city in Nirpiniu-only ~ wears
ga and over $4,000 reputation. over
'-'""".""" IN public and private build.
ihSS and improvements scheduled nor.
ness. owner states contains over s. 900
worth 81 machinery sni th.t 1, VIII
pay *i"o profits monthly rent ju-, so;
our pFi"" Just 3I,5np. easy terms N.n
rn"!. tobacco. soft drink ana lunch has,
h"sS. over $1,000 worth ~ rNjur- rent
Just w. our rrIc" vnlS ,l,rn0: terms,
" H"S'i"d N!So nm" grocery business
prominent corner. paved .,Nrnila stn,K
ana hNiur"s valued at t..z.2: .ur iric.
"hiS &".'o". terms owner -.y. prunr :
ah"';; *-.2oc monthly. Oihcr lines OF
business Tor sale. good reasons la each
ease. Some l"."n" p-cpl. estimated :,
w"rN here. Send pr-limin,ry ,l"pnsi,
az ESQ" 10 sr"ur" amy Of th"S" Som.
m"rNill" Realty COMPANY. Incorporated
N"wp"'i News Nirgini.
WE hay" an ideal located grocery and
confectionery store. doing (, mic. bust.
ness. Just IN" rlIC" Tor some one with
inod"tat" nanS Their. j. no, ,notn-r
opportunity hhe this in Richmond
Room lSli, Times dispatch Huildins
LA DIES cNcluSiv. r"ady-to.w.,r r.,,u
st"r" f"T SALE la VS., Virginia civ
of :r,""" with trade territory OF ov,r
i"o.u"". over t.0On square feet in stare
room. on corner principal Streets Long
Inn" Iras" covering stuf" and unn.,
hontS Retiring from business and want
Iui"k action. Immediate poss.ssIuu any
TIN. after Janu,idy LIST. BOX l. All
care The Dispatch
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Lost ana round
III lU,itIBliES
Automobiles for sale

Automobiles for sale IL
AuTOMoRIl.E BARGAINS
DoIgv lioadSt-i. S,VJ.
ICED Cars and Trucks From 500 UP.
rRESTISS MOTOR COMPANY,
kauGo!ph ~ Sir " Brusd ST.
CoLuMiSIA STORAGE: BATTERIES
:.eTla!s aud Heptl.ins
BUl'N a-mssenr"r, llEhi six model, IN
.Ood condition. $500. Dodge. 1870 tour
!TE. ihls GAY has n."II used very nttl-
.nu : bargain at 300. See Eagt
" ombi, care NchmomI Motor CO.
!.,ngotph i05.
BUICE los Severn Passenger liuicn. good
condition su!" terms inpn. lSYuiv-
Ward l-ls-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

WHY
WE SELL SO MANY USED Cars
We do not purchase our business with
ridiculous allowances on OA cars. md then
cnd"sNor to pass inis,SAeI on 10 the
usrd.ca buyer.
One brand new Continental motor. w.
ton truck. less than half price.
Overland s3--wondcrfu! condition.
Chevrolet Touring-Nery cheap.
Chevrolet SeLan-Nice condition.
Maxwell TourinS-Runs beautifully.
We never allow more for a used car
than It IS worth, and are thereby On
ab!cd to yell them 81 an attractive price
AMBITION AUTOMOBILE CO.. INC.
The Truslwortny House,
1881 West Dluad Street.
Eok soud uscu cars see Jones Motor Car
Company. isOl West broad street.
MEM sl,""" au,omonil,. never used. FOX
$3.50. can tNuleN"ru o.I-W.
Mot"c, ai,u nic. cIcs l2
bt'NCLr.S Mhvn buying +, D,cycl, always
"uI tne best That l. IN, n.nsvr. j.
r.. Gu"r!e, " Sons. Siv wes, broad
auto ACccssurIcs IA
NON-skiD TiRES-5ox3. Sc. 3oa3!,. 81;
tTsis. National Tire ana Rubber Co..
80 West HIoad Street.
TikEs-Wr save you - per cen: 10 90 per
cent. Dihc Iic Co. 81, west broad.
NiHGINiA "A 70 rUr BUILDERS
NOW Is The TIME To have your .uto ton.
amd curtains repaired. D.. IVES, Broad
WHY buy som'tn.ns you don't wait III
order 10 srt something you do want
when You can get just what you need
Tor your automobile from WiInur r. bot
son. so hIooh ANenucg Randolph osoi.
S"A' $3.50
SvAJh ..............s7..s
an trusts
y. & VI. TIRE. co.
32I W. BROAD.
RANDOLPH :lO4
Service Statiuns--i,cpaiiin ing Is
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING For nnc auto
PAINTING scv Smith Mvurv yvhlvl. Co
al3 North Fourth Street
ROSS u,.norile repairing
and genera! macnine worA. ieos-iz
West Main street. Buu.ey.ru LIS
CNIINDt:H AND PISTON GRINDING;
epeei"i'y. USING In. latest We sr,nuing
process sup't seitnE an Other met .,is
satief"hil" y o.. li-i2 % T.. Franklin
Sa-5o flgo
Sputiishts. Parking fights
Roles. ,Los. Hood covers. s..ys IN
MACH GOShh. 10 West Grace.
Madison 1875.
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RITE X iAyioi Madison itiO.
VIRGINIA IAHI sEkN iCE.-U.-n day
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ChAIS.!. Nj rawlings Autu. Ex-
Change. o.. West Broad STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PAKT-
NERSHIp.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or pANT.
NERSIiIp.
To whom IT May Concern:
Notice * hereby given that the u.tiner-
ship heretofore existing between r. Ross
Miilhiser and Aubrey u. ReInarh p.rt-
ners. trading and doing business >as
Transportation Motor Company. 81 No
1910 West Rroad street. has This day
been terminated and dissolved All per.
sons To whom the partnership IL Indebted
are requested To prescn, their claims a
No. 1910 West broad s'reer within ,hirry
days.
The business nf the TRANSFORMATION
Motor Company has this day h-rn taken
over ami VIII u" operated m the fuiur.
by Transportation Mntor Company, In-
c"Fp0rat"d. '"rporati"n. WIN iis place
of business st M. iiI0 W"si Iiru,d street
Dated tn" ioth day III Drcrui,.r, is2l
Transportation MOTOR COMPANY,
by t. ROSS MILiJiISER.
AUBREY u. REiNArH.
YOU aave money when you buy and sou
through these column +