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The Little River news., 1921-05-25
Notice.

In the Little River ,Chancery Court. DOCK Duckett, ct parte. Notice is hereby given that there has been filed in my office as clerk of the Little River County Chancery Court, a petition for
 the confirmation Of the title to the following lands lying and being sit- uated in the county of Little River State of Arkansas, towit: NV quar- ter of NE quarter, section IA, town ship 19 south, range 30 west, and the quieting of the title to the same in Dock Duckett, petitioner therein. All interest therein are hereby warned to appear in the Little River County Chancery Court within the time and manner prescribed and provided by law and show cause why, if any, the title to said lands should not be quiet ed andl confirmed in the said Dock Duckett Witness my hand as Clerk of the Little River Circuit court and the seal thereof on this the 18th day of April, 1921-Jas. H. Williams. Clerk of Little River Chancery Court. o-zo
The Little River news., 1921-05-25
FOURTEEN CLUBS ORGANIZED
Hempstead County Has Many Clubs
 in Rural Communities.

Hope. May 20.-Home demonstration work in Hampstead county is pro- crossing rapidly under the supervision of Miss Casio Vaughan, who has com pleted the organization of IA clubs during the three weeks she has been in charge. These consist of canning, sewing and domestic science clubs for the girls, and pig and poultry clubs for the boys. Six of the girls clubs have finished the sewing work TWO demonstrations have been given in dress form work. One of these was given at the ladies' rest room at Hope and was attended by an unusually large number of women and girls both of the town and country. The other was given in the Rocky Mound Com munity. Special demonstrations In canning and cooking will begin next week in all IA clubs Special instruc- lions are given once each month to the women and cooking. Miss Vaughan and MT. Pigg ae planning an encamp- ment for the boys and girls in June It probably will be held at the Fair park where there are ample building for lodging quarters.
The Little River news., 1921-05-25
To Hold Cotton Grading
 Course this Summer

Fayetteville, May 24-(Specia)-A A course in cotton grading and chasing will be held by the College of Agri- culture, University of Arkansas, dur ing the summer session here in June and July. /
 The course in cotton chasing will be divided into two sessions of three weeks each. The first will be- held from June 20 to July 3 and the second course from July II to July 30. Each course is complete in itselfl/ Two ses- sions are being held in, order to ac- commodate more students. The class ing courses are open ito farmers busi- ness men and graduate students who are interested in learning to grade and class cotton.
 The official cotton standards of the United States Department of Agrlcu1- ture will&be used and the College of Agriculture laboratory is we'll suppl1- ed with wide range of cotton samples. Market reports, statistics and other in- formation relative to cotton grading, chasing and selling will be available for reference and study.
 The summer course in cotton class ing will consist of lectures. reference study and practice in chasing and stapling. Daily lectures will be given On the American cotton marketing system, the commodity cooperative marketing system now oeing organized throughout the South and the factors affecting these two systems such as cotton varieties, standardization of va feties, market grades, transportation, finance, foreign exchange, supply, de- mand, etc.
 Tn addition to lecture work there will be three hours of daily practice fin the sample room devoted to chasing and stapling of cotton under the sup ervision of specialist.
 The course may be completed in three weeks but any student may re- peat the course during the second three weeks for further training and practice if he so desires. Students may enroll and report for the course either June or July II.
 This course offered by the College of Agriculture is designed to give as thorough instruction as is possible in a short course in gading, stapling and marketing to meet the needs of men Who may be demanded as classers and and managers of warehouses in con- nection with the commodity market | ing associations that are being de- veloped, or other farmers warehouse organizations. The course will be of great value to farmers who want to knew the grade and stap'e of the cot ton which they grow.
 Last summer similar course was held by the College of Agriculture and it proved very popular among farmers and many business men of the state More than 50 attended last summer and it is expected that as many will attend this year.
The Little River news., 1921-05-25
A PROSPEROUS FARMER
Polk County Farmer is the "Highes'
 Liyer' in the County.

Mena, May 23-Charles c. Ford of Rich Mountain, who was among lhe farmers who attended the "ddllar- day" sale arranged by Mena mer- chants holds the distinction of being right at the top of the farming indus trv in Arkansas. MT. Ford tills lana on the top of Mount Mena, at an eleva- tion of 2,5O0 feet above sea level, ana
 lives with his family in me stone building, constructed number or of wears ago as a summer resort hotel.
The Little River news., 1921-05-25
BIG BLAST PLANNED
Polk County Building Another Road
 at One Time.

Mena, May 21.-Engineers on the Jefferson highway are preparing for the biggest blast ever staged in re- cent years in Polk county. In prepar- ing the right of way between Mena and Potter it is planned to move 5000 tons of rock at one time by blasting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

Barton II. Grundy. member poultry
committee. for hest pen S. G. Brown
I.cEhorns tycunG).
S. FAIRFAX Cup" given by Henry
Fairfax. FOR best display in Single
Comb Black Minorca class. Won ty
Rutherford x Cross. 1916: l.. Il. OF
finger. 1917: G. +. Cross. 1919: Park
view Poultry Yards. 1920.
.. Harlow Cup" given lW r. ID.
Harlow. for best display in Bronze
turkeys. Won by oak Grove stock
Farm. 1915: T.. c. Spain. 1917. West
brook Sanatorium. 1920.
10. "Fairbanks Cup" given by :. Il.
Fairbanks Il Co, for best DARK Cor
n!sh Pullet. Won by Gr"cnlawn pou!-
try Farm, 1917: G. II. Smith. .Ir., 1919;
irccn'awn Poultry Farm. 1920.
IL. THE Pansy Poultry Feed CUP"
given by the Quaker oats cumpar".
Tor best =. G. Rhode Island Red cock.
won by w. T.. CraIic. 1916: T. 4.
Pace. 1917; J. W. pcnnis. 1919: W.
warren Dahncy. 1920.
IL. The White Poultry Yards Gun"
ElNch by j. T.. Dunstun. propri.t.r
White Poultry Yards. Lorraine NJ,
for best display in White Orpiu.,mn'
class Won by ~. l.. Turpin. l,l-.
i. II. ana J. w. Gates. 1919; r. +,
SANDY, 1920. ''
IL. ~. +. V. Poultry Farm ,.n,, =.
given by G. +. Saucr. proprietor for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

'nr National Air Cell Pipe Coverings. also our
"""' fc' sectional Coverings, tn" very hes,
pP' coverings that can hc produced our Air Coll
'"N'rihfS can u" easily anl rapidly applied or re-
mov"d--and are absolutely nrcproof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
STATE FAIR FANS TO SEE.
AUTO POLO EXHIBITIONS
Described fiy Sport Critics as
Greatest Game Ever
Invented.

Described by sports critics as the
greatest game ever invented on it's
inaugural al the Madison square Gar
den. New York. in 1912. auto polo has
lived UP To its reputation during tho
clEht intervening years, and today
the admirers OF the sport .arr count
less. where as q mere handful gath
cred to SEQ the initial contests
Patrons of the Virginia state Fair
viii have rHal glimpse OF this thrill
ing aud sensational sport. because
!, scricS OF games between the Paci.
hc Coast team ana the ri-Cauada
combination has been arranged \
purse OF $500 VIII b.. divided among
the players on the winning team. at
IN" conclusion Of the series
Driver lrViu Hratlcy. of tn" Arncri-
Canada team. VINO lived mt Winuipcc
for several years and then moved to
st Paul, Mimi. is said today to be
ore of The greatest pol" players In
the game Bratlcy : built along the
lines OF Ray Schalk. OF the Chicago
White Sox. ana ne IS 10 auto polo
what Schailt is 10 the chicago club.
when he j. away from the field he
has much IN" appearance OF u soda
clerk, hut wncn ne is iu the game.
well, tina, Is a different story Rrut-
ley's driver. Ralph Brady who cuInos
from Toronto, is "a yoUurSt"r hut
he knows every anrl" OF tho game.
and this year Nc has hcyn dispIayiuu
marked ahility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

best display Single Comb white l.eb
horn (younD. Won hy c. III. Smith
1919: Grecninwn Poultry Farm. 1921
-. "Supcrintcntient's Cup" Eiyel
by CT, ISddicl5. superintendent. r.,
gcst display in Barred plymouth
Rock class Won by s. T.. Fairllrii]
1919. =. IT. iiuSchcu. 1929.
IL. "Cu;lin.wor,h CUP" given 10y i
X. culliugwnrth. for best display 4
White Wyanhottcs.
IL. Mailman cap" given by !. \
class.
u. "SchwarzSchild Cup" given y
Schwarzschiih Bros. jewellers, 70
best display in American class. NO
hv - w. Dennis. 1919; W. l.. kc.i.
1920.
is. 'T. w Wood CUP" given l.
=. W. Wood Il Sons. FOR best :. t,
Rhode Island Red rullc,. Won h
T.. 9. Pace. 1919: W. T.. Smith. 1920.
Special Cups.
For members. and offered by tn
Virginia breeders and F:,ncicrs' Az
s"cig,tiun. Virginia breeders an,
fanci"rs' Poultry cap; Wright.
breeders and Fancicrs' Pet Stoal
CUP: virginia Breeders and Fancicrs
Pigeon cup.
only members Of the above asso
citation can compete for these spcCia
silver cups, which will bc awarded l..
tho larecS, number of points won >,
amy member in any ono variety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
OFFER q SPECIAL CUPS
IN POULTRY DEPARTMENT
Cash Prizes Also Given for
First and Second
Pens.

Twrnty-onc special cups are bcinS
contested for by entries in the great
est poultry show ever held in Nir-
Ginia. which is to he seen in conncS-
ton with the Virginia state Fair this
year. These are in addition to the
cash prizes for the first and second
pens. and single birds, and are rs
follows:
]. Virginia state Fair Cup" given
To- the winner az tn. largest number
of blue ribbons in show.
.. "Nir@init state Fair Cup" given
To the winner Of the second largest
number Of blu. ribbons in show.
=. 'Schaaf Cup given lay Waiter
c. Schaaf, Of the Virginia Poultry AS
ISOLATION. for TIL" hest display in
American class. Won by G"orE" T..
Guvcrnator. 1911: J. \. Warner lal2;
ost"lir Farm. 1913: pastimc Poultry
Farm. 1914: Ost"lic Farm. 1918. i. w.
Dennis. lalG: White Poultry Yards
i?i7; j. W. Dennis. 1919: W. l.. Kcck.
i9.O.
/. Wv. j. Todd cup" given by ~.
j. Todd. one of our popular poultry
feed ani supply dealers. for the best
pen. Single comb White !.cch"rn
ty"unsp. Won 10y r.. c. Wilkinson.
1916; Glenvicw Poultry Farm. l"li.
c. !. Smith. Jr.. 1919: +. Il. :. Hun.
1870.
). "'r. w. Wood X Sons cup" given
by Y. w. Wood " Sons. Richmond.
1919. for hes; display in Single Como
Rhode island Reds. W. T.. smith.
1920.
Il. Savage Cup" given 10y y. Il.
savage " Co.. for best pen Barred
Plymouth Rocks tyoung). Won hy
iA""mingdalc Poultry Farm. 1916: G.
1919: c. II. E"schcn. 1920.
.. "GrundN CUP" given bv Colonel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Large Entry az pigeons.

Entries 81! pigeons Gof tn. STAT,
Fair hay" been received I'm INC ful-
lowing classes. which viii make TN,
years show The largest ever he'd
here
Carriers Pointers. owls Englisi
~" .,f'i"ar Barbs, Fantaiis trre-t-
edI. Fantails ,su'oothJ. Turnts. Ja.
COINS. TUmbiors Unsid.l Tumhlcr.
lshort face. Tumhlers lons racc1
Tumhi"rs clean iees) Tu,ublors
'muni"d), Dragons Nuns. Magp.c,
tany COMB TrUmpctcrs Inincrs
show, horn-rs (HyuE,. Euuts
swallows Nrchaugcls. MaItcnc Hans
Priests. cdrnraUN
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Many Women MAX. En,r,..

Judging from III" entries alrealy
received the n"Hau's department this
year Of tho Nirglum Stat. Far vim
be The most Interesting in the o. .s,ory
az the ASSOCIATION. Sp"cia! prizes. do
mated hy local merchants. VIII DO
ad9eh 10 the lib"ra! cash awards ,Itc
association has provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
CatcrpiiIrr Z" he demonstrated

the Sta'e Fair win be ina, Of tn,
caterpillcr Tractor to be shown bv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

the Tractor Machinery ana Sales
Company. Demonstrations viii hc
Eiven by cNr"rts from tho fnctnrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

who Will point out the superior
merits "f this farm labor-savinr dc.
Vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
TRUSTEES SALE
Farm in Goo hard
County

BY Virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
GATED April 9th, 1929. and of ]rccori
IN the clerks office of the Circuit
Court OF Goochland County. Va, In
inS been made in the of
certain notes secured therein. and he
ing required so to do. ! will sell by
public auction. on the promises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER llTiI. 1921,
the following property:
All mat certain tract, piece or par
eel of land. together with an I'M
proponents thereon. lying and be ng
tn Dover District, In the County OF
the Three Chopt Road. and contain
ing li2M acres, and more fully de-
scribcd as follows: CommencInE nj
q point on the Three Chopt Road at
4 CEDAR stump. nj the corner of the
and now or formerly owned by ]. r.
I,chIey: thence wcStwardiy with The
Ihree Chopt Road SO poles TO Tucka.
noe Greek; thence wcstwardiy aOng
Iuckahoe Creek and an old private
road to the Hockctts Road. 57.5 po.es:
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the
~liocketts Road to the land now or
formerly owned by Weldon II.
Nucko!s: 1858 poles: thence east
white oak: thence s. say de,;recs
T.. poles to the In nd now or for
merry owned by +. NJ. Satterwhite's
estate; thence 5 S3ia degrees l.. 81
noies along Satterwhite's line to a
stake; thence S, 90 degrees w. ISL
poles along J. l.. Icn!cy's line to tn :.
cedar stump on the Three Chopt
Road, the point OF beginning: and all
personal pronerty now on tho herein
Described real estate. consisting OF ali
live stock, machinery and farming inn
plements.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw the
cost of this sale. including Il trustees
Zee or o per cent. any unpaid taxes
or insurance. one note for $1,000, and
interest thereon from October 10Th.
i92o: interest on 500 from May 9Th.
Ia2l. 10 August l7th. 1921; balance OF
SIS on interest note due Anrii 9th.
la2l. with interest thereon from May
9Th, 1921; one interest notc for SoS5,
wsh interest thereon from October
9Th. 1921. and the residue PAYABLE one
sixth cash and the balance In one.
two. three. four. five and six wears,
with interest nj 6 per cent per annum.
and secured by deed of trust.
This sale is mnde subject To n first
mortgage OF $4,000.
JNo. S. CHRISTIAN.
Trustee.
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unu,~ 100000 bushels of wheat,

REGINA. S.ASK. Nov. 5.-Carrying
$4,000 bushels of wheat behind one
engine, what Is believed to be III
worlds record for q grain train, was
operated into ArOola. Sask., yester-
day. by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road, Ninc-tenths of II mile long.
the train consisted OF lilo fully load
cd ears OF wheat. n water car and a
caboose. In addition TO the engine.
The weight OF the train was ap-
~proximately 6.S6S tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THREE DESIRABLE PROPER
200, 213 and 215
Yves. Bak rect
ON THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1921,

Wy iitO FSiDft NoS. III, l3s1,
AT 1 O'Clock L. NJ, .
on the premises, | will offer for sale
Tho above property.
No. 206 fronts about "a feet on the
north side OF Baker Street by a good
depth: No. 213 ont about 10 fc-t.
8 inches by n good depth. No. 2I5
fronts 90 feet by u good depth. The
improvements consist of about seven
rooms to cach house.
This locality Is one OF the best for
renting. Not one months rent lost
In fifteen years by Ali
rents collected during that time.
This property would not be on the
market except to close an estate. 1t
must be sold. 80 come and get some
thing good.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance
at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with g. per ent interest payable
quarterly, secured by deed OF trust
on said property, or all cash.
SAMUEL a. ANDERSON,
Executor of James Lewis Ander-
son, deceased.
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p CLASSIFIED
IT I" OLTHOOIT TIL
BY Il. b. CHAFFlN & Co, INC.
Real Estate A~uctioncers.
Twelfth and Main Streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
House and Lot
Containing -Four ~
Acres In the Village
Of Bensley

|. Acting under deed of trust drawn
by Hayward +. Taylor. recorded in
me oiiicc of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Gourt OF Chesterfield County. Va. in
been made in the payment of money
therein secured. anu being so re-
uu.rcd by the beneficiary. / shall sell
Ny pubic auction. ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1921.
AT 1 o'clock Il. NJ,
property described in said deed as
follows:
All that certain tract. piece or par
Gel OF land. with n new house and
otheT mprovemcnt thereon. lying
and being In the County OF Chester
hcid. va. on the Richmond anu Pc
like, about eight miles from
tne city or k'chmond. being Lot No. 2
on ING Fan OF nsley, dated July
~, 1908. containing four ca acres.
ana described as follows. to-wit.:
beginning Two hundred and forty
iSur and one-haif LZ4in) feet from
Road and the Richmond n Man
chester tR,chmoud and Petersburg
turnpike. lying and fronting on the
ives, me OF said turnpike two hun
urco ana eiShLy-siX and one-lcnth
$50 i-iV) feet. running back between
pnrallc lines SIX hundred ami nine
top9) ftet 10 st. George Street; and
rs the same real estate conveyed to
from Albert w. Densley and wife and
Roger Z. i;ensley. dat.d July is, 1905.
anu reco4eu iii the Cork Office OF
Henrico Circuit Court. in u. u. ZIG,
page sec. "
TERMS: Cash sufficient for ex-
pehses o! executing his trust. In
Guiding any taxes Que and thu. pro-
portion of the 1927 taxes, ana TO nav
u bniaHcc OF $1,000 on j note with
interest thereon from March 10. 1921.
.ohoulu there be any residue OF pur-
in cash,
JOHN c. EASLEY,
TruStne
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor Sale 8
FARMS.
Farms! farms for sale.

FAITHS.
F'ar,ns! farms for sale.
81 acres. 20 cleared. 1.roo,n bo,sc:
10 miles ~. ". from Richmond:
over good road; III miles to H., +.
& +. X. X.
60 acres. bungalow house: Is miles
from Richmond: lIz miles from Ash
land. on r.. 4. & T.. II. Il.
so acres. so open land: 20 miles
cast Of Richmond on &. & O.. r.. X.
tcnan, house. barn. stable. PRODUCE
tive even this dry season.
60 acres. IS In timber. 7o-acre
orchard. over 200 bearing apple
trees. balance tillabie and produc-
tive; lf-Tooin house. heated, water
and electric lights: , tenant houses.
barns. stables. implements. etc. In
foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains:
81 n from Charlottesville, over
good road. Gentle;ncn's home and
m~oney-inaker. See this.
20 acres. 10 cleared. In Brunswick
County. 3 miles from Alberta,
Junction OF s. a. l.. and viryin!an
s-acre orchard; s-room
house, bath. electric lights tDe.co);
! tenant houses. 2 barns. stables.
granary. implements. owner, non.
resident. wants TO sell.
James River farm and mansion.
bull, In l7ih century. One of Tho
historic and show places Of Viz.
sinih. Let us talk to you about
this.
LISA acres. nearly all in timber.
In buckingham County. q. miles
from river and {. q o. X. X. Tin.
Der ought TO pay FOR place. .Des!r-
able Tor hunting preserve as IL is.
or for commercial. orchard when
Cleared betau-. OF alUtulc. c.i-
mate and soil. Price very low.
IS acres. 70 cleared; 8 miles from
Ashland: Groom house. In good con-
dillon. Barns. etc. Price low.
RICHMOND TRUST CO,
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK My s-prirt cloths zo,,,
Gmar,c- Of 1872 parca'"s -riccl on a bas!s
move fo- future d"'ivr-v. Yarns wore
~,,rhilv "nsicr II trading markets.. hut
fi~"l in S"lNninr Centcrg Knit Goods sold
N"'t"r Now s--Inr hosiery hats rhnws,i
''van"Hs of ." yer cent over the years
"w point. Linens ware In steady demand,
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7O2Eas. Lc:gh Street
At Auction

In order to close the estate OF the
late Mrs. II. a. v. Gray. we will offer
for sale. nj public auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH. 1871,
mt : o'Clock +. NJ,
the brick dwelling above referred to-.
containing twelve t2) rooms aud
bath. The lot ont about 25i. feet,
and the property is now rented 10 n
good tenant at $1,000 per month. Pos
session can he had on tho lst OF De-
cGmbcr If wanted. This property, by
reason OF It's central location. will
make n good home, or will pay we'll
as m investment.
TERMS: Liberal. and at
sale.
y. w. ROWE & SON,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
BY w. T. PURCELL. JR. Co. INC,
l0i North Eighth Street.
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n

sAVNNE'U ch Nov. -Tn-oentine
.cc"n,s ~ st"ct o9r Ro"ir Arm: sl'as.
ro a. re"ntNfs lS' sh'~~rents. 1: storJ.
"a 80: ". 5,Sj; y. $50: VIC. SIS: WV.
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Markets
PRODUCE
CoFFl:E

COFFEE.
EbN YORK Nor. The ,narSet co.
coffee futures showed dlininishine tc,,y.
ny ana Somparatiyeiy narrow Guctuston,
SounS. Ihs opening was 2 TO Z poinr,
higher with near months reiativc.y st.aiS
.. pros nv the recent prominent huyeE.
Ntter se!!tng at $50 Early. however. IN,
price eascd 70 SIS aud later months ~ ~
sagSSi on slightly under scattered Hum,
uatlon tgr over the Weekend. which va,
lsontotyi Dy. the somewhat easier shoyInS
~ hI9al'. March reacted from SIS to siss
anu me insrket closed net unchanged to
FONTS MINER. the more active POSITIONS
being ! 20 ) points above FRIDAYS anal
nunLhtionS. 81 cs we're estimated AT about
$,pp bags December. sol: January, ! 20:
SIaFoG u; May. sai; July. ,.o7. S]epts,n.
Snc, one was reported nule, a, a.. so-
iNn ~ anu III. to l2is for Santos ;s. Cost
anu tre:rht offer. were 2 shade easier. IN
rudinE santos - at 49, tn u.G5 ard
ttln az ~ 50. American credits. -
me ovlcial gables reported an adv,nr.
OF tirc's In, tbe dollar buying rate. WITH
NJ cnrnvc In Rio exchange on London.
IN" Rip ma kat va. UNCHANGED 10 Ta
rrit owes. and Santos UNCHANGED. Bra.
ceiDts. 1900. -"
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-
By virtue of n certain deed of trus,
recorded in the clerk $ Office. Hcnrico
Circuit Court. in Deed Book 2vS-B.
In a portion of the debt therein So
cured. II being require by the bcnc-
hciary so to do. j will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH.
at . O'Clock T.. NJ,
certain lot Of land. fronting 100 fee,
west line Brook Turnpike. 1876 north
or Intersection Brook Turnpike and
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Rail-
way Company and extending back to
right OF way of said railway. on wh!ca
II fronts 40 feet.
TERMS: Cash.
w. Il. PURCELL. JR,
Tru tee.
Easier terms can be arranged hv
a~uctioncer.
WIN. II. MILLER & Co, INC,
Real Estate .A~uctionecrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
Mt AUCTION AT NO. 81 NORTH
S"VfNTTrNrH STREET.

AT AUCTION AT NO. 81 NORTH
SrNi'NTTrNr'i STREET.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1921.
Beginning nj 1870 O'Clock \. NJ,
we Will sell a stock OF merchandise.
valued nj Sa.50o consisting of Mons
rants. Bows Heavy Knee Pants
narGo Sizcs). Ladies' and Chiidrcn's
Dresses. | aides skirts. Mems Fleece
Lined Underwear, Ladies' and Chill
drcn's Heavy t1ndcrwsar, Mems.
Ladies' and Chlldrcn's Hose. Sweat
ers. Children's Suits. Boys' Suits,
Ladies' Bath Robes. Waists. Corsets.
MILDLY. Suits. leather Gauntlet Gloves,
overalls. Ladies' Gowns, Aprons,
NJ ms collars, Notions. Spool Thread.
BED Comforts and many other goods
OF like nature.
rms Is a clean II good stock and
Will he sold In lots To the trade.
positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co, Inc.
A~urtioneers