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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10
ELECTION RECOUNT
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Continued from Page One.)
fraudulently favor either candi-
date In precinct 2O1. Multnomah
county.
The check showed "a votes H.
legally counted for Hall.
On the official return of the
precinct officials were credited 81
votes for Olcott and 81 for Hall.
In the ballot-box were 40 bal
lots marked for Olcott and only
65 for Hall.
Gave Hall 16 Votes.
BY some means or other the
election board had presented Hall
with 16 votes that never had been
cast for him, and had robbed Oh
cott of Is votes his supporters had
marked for him.
The discovery might have been
credited to some sort of an error
but for the further revelation that
John B. Coffee, a catholic who has
instituted contest proceedings af-
ter having been defeated for the
republican nomination for state
representative from Multnomah
county, was deprived of at least
39 votes in the same precinct. The
election boards report gave Coffee
nine votes; the recounted ballots
showed 40 had been cast for him.
Since soon after the primary
election friends of Governor Oh
colt have been in possession of in
formation that the members of
the election board in Precinct 201
were all members of the Ku Klux
Klan, or in sympathy with it, and
that there was reason to believe
that the official ballot count and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10

count proceeded without event
through yesterday. Check OF the
II contested Clstsop county pre-
cincts was completed and revealed
net gain of two votes for Hall.
The 21 Multnomah precincts
counted during the day, including
Precinct 201. gave olcott a net
gain OF 2S.
When court adjourned last
night Olcott had gained 21 votes
by reason of the recount in the
three counties SO far canvassed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10
Syrup

/ gallon Crystal Karo -. 65c
70 gallon Crystal Karo 80. 35c
/ gallon Amber Karo ..... 62c
- gallon Amber Karo 34c
i gallon Pennick Golden =. 65c
1gallon Pennick Crystal :. &c
1 gallon Liberty Bell -. .$1.30
"a gallon Liberty Bell .... 35c
/ gal. Golden Marshmellow 89c
Monopole Cane and Maple >. 49c
Pint Bottles ............. 23c
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10
Thousands Keep
Cool On Tanlac

Thousands of people every
where have found that taking
Tanlac is the best way on earth
to overcome the depressing effects
OF the whiting heat OF summer and
enable them to do their work with
vim and enjoy their hours Of
play to the fullest extent.
In hot weather the system
"lets down." the liver becomes
sluggish and the whole body
lacks tone and vitality. One be-
comes an easy victim to sickness
and disease, Nature must have
help to replenish the vitality and
combat the insidious summer
complaints that. IL left uncheck-
ed, are apt to develop into serious
fevers and other dangerous mala-
dies.
Tanlac Is the ideal remedy for
this condition. Composed OF ma
ture's own roots, herbs and barks,
it acts naturally to help restore
the system to normal and make
the entire body elastic, strong
and vigorous, able to withstand
the depressing effect OF the most
torrid temperatures.
Begin taking Tanlac today and
notice the difference in your feel
ings. It's sold by all good drug
gists. (adv)
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Canned Milk

Carnation, 5 cans ...... 47c
Alpine, 5 cans ........... :. Acc
Darigold, the milk that is rich
and creamy and has that fresh
milk taste, special this week,
10 cans 85c
10 cans Baby size ........ 48c
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10
SOCIETY,"
Initiation Is
Held For
7 Women

| AT the regular meeting of Bar
bara Frietchie tent, Daughters of
Veterans, Wednesday evening, a
class of seven new members was
received, the initiation being con-
Quoted by the team which exem-
plified the work at the depart
ment convention at Newport in
June, captained by Mrs. F. l..
Waters. The new members are
Mrs. Ethel Carson, Mrs. f. E..
Zinn, Mrs. G. A. Huston, Miss
Truth Huston, Miss Ada B.
Simpson, Mrs. Deltie Rickett and
Mrs. Mary Eighmey.
The enjoyment of the meeting
was enhanced by the presence of
the department patriotic instruc-
tor, Miss Mae Pferdner, and G. e.
Foster, commander of Owen Sum-
ner camp, Sons of Veterans of
Portland, and members of the To-
cal G. A. r. and of Joshua Smith
camp, Sons of Veterans.
The social hour after the bust
ness session was informal but
very enjoyable.
The women of the w. r. c..
will hold cooked food sale Sat-
urday afternoon, August ~, at
the Salem Hardware company
store on 1870 North Commercial
street. Every w. R. c. woman is
expected to bring something for
the sale as the organization is
very anxious to make some money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andersen
and Mr.. and Mrs George Chris
Jefferson and small son, Marshall,
left this morning for week or
ten days vacation at the beach.
They intend to visit Pacific City,
Netarts and Seaside before re-
turning to their home.
The following item was clip
ped from the Albany evening Her
aid: Mr.. and Mrs. John Goltr of
Salem were Albany visitors Sum
day. They were met at Jefferson
park by Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hall
and w. H. Goltr of Albany, and
a picnic dinner was enjoyed. Lat
er the entire party came to AL
bany.
Everett Burkett, returned |
missionary from China, will speak
at the Baptist church Friday eve
ming at 1880 in the church par
lors. This will be joint meeting
Of the Brotherhood and the Wo-
mems Missionary societies.
The 0. A. G. club will have a |
picnic this evening. The men,
bers are asked to meet at the
north side of Wilson square at
o'clock where cars will take the
party to the picnic grounds.
About rs or 80 people are expect
ed to attend the get together.
~
Mrs. Augustus Higert and |
Miss Adele Schumer of Indianap-
olis, Indiana, mother and aunt of
Mrs. ]. M. Devers, are visiting at
the Devers home. On their way to
Salem the visitors stopped at Vel
lowstone park, Boise, Spokane
and Seattle.
The Woman's Home Mission
ary society of the Jason Lee
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Fred Barker, 1870 North
Cottage street, Friday afternoon.
All the women are urged to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Littler and
Mrs. e. Utmeyer returned from a
trip to the Tillamook beaches
Tuesday evening. They reported
everything to be in fine condi-
tion and the beaches very pleas
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Laughrige
and daughter left yesterday for
vacation at Newport. Mr.. Laugh
rige is deputy secretary Of state.
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unable to account for the discrep-
ency in the ballot count OF his
board. He said that he called off
most of the ballots himself. and
that the others were called by Mr.,
Holman.
TITS all a mystery to me-" said
Emrick. why, I'm an Olcott
man. / served under him In the
national guard"
Mr. Emrick then explained that
he was a major in the engineering
corps of the Oregon national
guard during the war. He re-
signed three years ago.
Concerning the apparent fraud
attorneys for neither side had any
explanation to offer, and the
court made no comment from the
bench other than to state that the
recount would proceed and the de-
cision of the judges would be rem
dered later.
Law Not Followed.
Later Judge Bingham pointed
to Section 3911 OF the Oregon
election laws and said to Cap
ital Journal representatives:
If those instructions had been
strictly observed such thing as
this could never have happened z
The section to which he referr-
ed reads:
The chairman shall take out
one ballot and shall Immediately
read and announce distinctly
while the ballot remains in his
hands and while the second Judge,
not of the same political party as
the chairman, and such bystand-
ers as have right to be present
outside the guardrail, overlook
the ballot"
Asideafrom the furore created
by the Precinct 201 bomb. the re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10

II the baby suffers from wind
collie, diarrhoea or summer COM
plant, give it McGee's Baby Elk
ir. 1t is pure, harmless and eff
tective remedy. Price S5c and
60c. Sold by DanIJ. Fry. Cadv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10

Mrs. B. E. Carrier and daugh-
ser' Dorothy, Mrs. Lewis NJ.
white and Mrs, B. L. Sleeves left
yesterday by motor to have a ten
usys vacation at Seaside.
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mrs. W. s. Buick has as her
nouse guest Miss Jeanie Buick of
H.oseourg. Miss Buick will also
n plslt with her niece, Mrs s. W.
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Ar. and Mrs. r. e. Downing
nave had theiv daughter. Mrs.
seorge, Of California with them
,or M some time. Mrs. George with
siiss Hazel Downing will return
70 California TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
LIMBS ACHED,
TIRED, DRAGGY
Oklahoma Lady Had Not, Been
Well for a Yenr, and Re-
grctS She Did Not
Take Cardui
Sooner.

Hinton. Okla.-"I feel greatly i'm
proved since taking Cardui. and
only regret did not commence
sooner" writes Mrs. George Curry.
Of Route g. this plAcc. Mrs. Curry
says she had not been well in over
year when She began taking Cardui.
~ suffered each month and would
nervousness. and this seemed TO come
from womanly weakness" she ex-
planned.
II had headache. was very weak
and tired across my back.
"My limbs ached. and did not feel
like doing anything.
Il had the tired. draggy feeling
and | suffered so.
II would have bearing down pains.
first my hips and down each side.
Il suffered each month anu would
get so weak and worn out.
some told me OF Cardui, and
began TO use IT, 1t did me a world
OF good II took two bottles TO make
me know was getting better. hut
by taking IL regularly. I saw great
Improvement. and am now stronger.
II owe my health to Cardui."
This well-known medicine. which
Mrs. curry mentions. is mild. mcd!-
cinal. purely vegetable tonic used
with success for more than forty
years In the treatment OF many sim
pie womanly ailments. Thousands
OF women have written that they
were benefited by taking Cardui
Ask your druggist. He sells Cardui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
WILL MAKE CHARCOAL
FROM LUMBER WASTE
fspoclal to The Tim.s.DI.I;,t.hl

Especial 10 The Times .Dlsliatchl
WINCHESTER. VA. juno 10. TX.
periments made by the Cornwsil
Railroad and timber interests IN
burning kiln ot charcoal near war
dehsvlIle. ". Va. nave been 90 sue
cessful that It Is now proposed 10
engage ia the business on a com
mcrciai basis. The Winchestsy i.ur,-
Der Corporation. OF which wal,arn
r. Cornwell IS president. owns ahou,
5000 acres OF timber In hampshire
and Hardy Counties, ". Va, ana
Frederick County, Va and Ii,abs OF
trees and other suitable ofral tina.
otherwise would be wasted or hailsG
away wtli be made iuto charcoal The
product just turned out Is said to con-
tain : per cent more carbon than
the highest grade OF anthracite coal,
and is free OF smoke. gas and SUI
phur. The Cornwell interests ara
nov shlapsns about ! ee4.o 900 tect OF
lumber monthly. and she outaut Is
~
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AUCTIONS-LEEALS
Legal Notices
81 I
Old DOMiSioN TRUST COMPANY.
E.rnrupn,i T., Inn.

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
Richmond. Va. June = 1879.
\, II meeting -: The Directors 81 TIA.
OH Dominion Trust COMPANY. held tA's
day. IN" regular quarterly dividend Of -.
PC cent ON me capital stock OF ru. Com
~ ny was declared, payan." on anI after
JG!: !. !s2:, 20 st"CnhO!d.rs Of record
- Jun. II, Iyl2
Cheeks viii b- mailed.
w. ~. SLAUGHTER
Wee president and Secretary.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO co. INC.
dividend OF Ts FOR the quarter on the
Common Stocn OF the Universal Leaf To-
bacCn Company Inc. hrr been declared
payable Ju!y !. 1922, To the Common Stock
holders "' record at TN Close .: Du-!nrss
June Il. ls:2. g.. ". DOIIER. secretary.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO co. ISC.
The regular quarterly dividend az 90; On
lh- Preferred STOCK ut Universal Lea! To-
bn Geo corpauy, Inc. hn> been dtcIs rcd
payabl" July :. 1922. to Preferred stock
holders .! record Al tn" close OF business
June II. 1874. e. VI. DOIiER. Secretary.
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NEW COURTHOUSE FOR
STAFFORD COUNTY

FRED ERlCKSHURG. VA. June 10.
The board OF supervisors OF stat
ford County has awarded the con-
tract for the contradiction Of the new
courthouse at stafford To Walter
Sneii!ngs, Of FrrdcriCksburg, At Tn.
price Of &ly,e63 rs. The old court
house will be torn down TO make
room Tor the new ediiicc, which Viii
be handsome building and IA credit
TO the county. other bidders wcr"
w. f. Thurstuu " Co. Richmond,
s3iid5. II. H-refurth, Jr., OF Alex
andria, S2i.5oO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

INNOHNGNG. w. Junn ~ \
residence occupied by II. II. Sandidre
and owned 10y Miss Anna Younger.
located in Grace Street. was de
stroyed by fire which was caused by
lightning late saturday evening. The
oss VAS probably as much as $4,000.
with $. 600 insmrance ON tho contents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

IIE regular anncd. meeting ~! IN. stock
holders OF the Robert Harding Com
pdny, Inc. VIII lee held at tho Office,
III the company. 10 North seventh Street.
Richmond. Va ON Wednesday. July
;, at T. 81. oc.ocH. J.. II. kimbrough.
Secretary.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHEs-
TERRIFIED AND iIENRICo COUNTIES.
June 10. 1872.
Informal hids will t." received at the
once Of the state Highway Commissioned.
III South Third street. Richmond. Va.
until IL o'clock saturday. June -. 1922.
for repairs ia the Southampton Bridge.
between ncnTico and Chesterfield Coun-
ties.
The repairs consist of replacing all
hrOkon or lost hoits. tightening all loose
bolts furnishing ANA laying new 2-inch
white oak floor. laid dagonaIly and
spiked down with to-penuy nails. repair
ms and rcpia cling, whcr" necessary. the
wooden hand rail and wheel guards and
furnishing al! hardware necessary To- com.
Ilet" sam" Ia u workmanliHc manner. Al
material furnished 10 conform TO the Vir.
gina state Highway Commissions speci.
fca;i"ns.
Alternate bids are requested for ap-
rroNtmately ga. 0Co feet Is. NJ. Inch white
OAK no0ring delivered AT the bridge site.
a, the same Time and place bids viii
he received for painting the whole or
such parts NJ the bridge as the engineer
shall direct with two coats OF paint first
scraring the parts TO he painted. All
paint 10 conform to the Virginia State
Highway Commissions specifications.
The engineer will be at the State High
way Commissions ONCE. II South Third
Street, Richmond. Va. on Thursday. juno
~. at 10 O'Clock. to Give any informa-
ton required.
The right is reserved to accspt or re-
tect any or all bids and TO accept or re-
jsct amy part OF any bid shat! la
deemed 10 the best advantage nt tho
county.
certified check Of one. hundred and
Nifty Eii".0O) dollars must accompany
each bill.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS oF cIIEs.
TERRIFIED AND HENRICO COUNTIES
The Directors of the German. Ancrlcan
building and Loan Corporation met ON the
18Th inst. and declared a semi animal divi.
dend OF an per cent. payable TO stock
holders on and after July I. 1912.
CHAS. X. WILLIS,
,-4-. Ssey and TraaA
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me good and l praise it highly. You
are welcome to use this letter as a
testimonial. - STELLA NEWTON, r.
Il. 8, Portland. Indiana.
Mothers You should carefully
guard your daughter 8 health. Advise
her of the danger which comes from
standing around with cold or wet feet,
from lifting heavy articles, or over
working. Do not let her overstudy.
II she complains Of headache, pains
in back or lower limbs, or if you no.
tice a slowness of thought. nervous
ness or irritability onthe part Of your
daughter. give her careful attention.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is an excellent medicine
for your daughter to take, as it is
especially adapted torelieve just such
symptoms. Remember il contains
nothing thr1 can injurs her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

RE-fL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and land for Sale 81

Fpit SALE Ideal summer home thlr,y
acres Of good land VEL, ~atcrcd and
fenced. m" orchard Of apples. peaches
nil V"dIs Tor ApU" use, \ sood dwell
ins and other outhuildirg- Mineral
wSi"r Located "a minutes dr!y" from,
railroad: 50 minutes driye from c.,y:
near s'"!e and churches. For Other
intormsn'lo Write J. l.. MItril. Gopd.
Wow. Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantedi-IO Ken

WANTED TO rent storer"Dm and small
dwelling huus. IN sinai. progress! ~.
town. where there - opening for
grocery or general st6r-. -. l.. ruth
ven. Blackstone. Va
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BY EDWARD s. ROSE co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
Trustees Auction Sale
1901 Bryan Street

ny virtue OF certain deed of trust.
dated 18th day OF June. 1921, and re,
corded in the Clerks Office. Richmond
Chancery Court, in -. B. 273-B. page
t2S. default having been made in the
payment Of the debt thereby secured
ana bclnE required so to do by tho
beneficiary. we Will sell by auction.
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 20TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1922.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the DIV Cling numbered as above.
The lot has a front of thirty feet
on the eastern line OF Bryan Street
between Christian and Littlepage
front between parallel lines III feet
Ia an alley II feet wide Houses huiIt
upon the plan Of this home are in
great demand. hence this salo should
attract Eoodly number of bidders
Come. YOU may get 1t.
TERMS: Inviting and named At
hour Of sale.
EDWARD s. ROSE,
WILLIAM S. ROSE.
Trustees.
Immediately. read the DispAtoh Want
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SITE
Pursuant to a decree duly entered
on iun. 6. 1872, ia the Chancery
Court Of the city uf Richmond. in the
suit Of Kate Sntom Mayer rs. Annie
T.. Ards ct ais. wc small. as special
commissioners. Offer for sale at pub
lie auction on tn" premises on
MONDAY. JuNE 10. 1922.
AT Is O'CLOCK y. NJ
All that certain lot OF land. together
with the improvements thereon.
known as 10 'ds North Second
Street. between jackson and Duval
Streets, fronting om said Second
Street ATTY $50 feet SIN co inches.
more or less, and running back. tn.
same width. one nundr-d anu fifteen
tll5) feet more or tess. being the
same rca! cStHt" conveyed to H. w
Il. southern. trustee. for the heirs OF
;icorec is ball, deceased. by deed
dated August y. 1887. and recorded
ia the clerks otilcc Uf the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, in d.
Il. 1890, y. $50.
This sale affords splendid oppor-
tunlty 10 purchase valuable bust
ness site in rapidly improving sec
ton.
TERMS: one-third Of the purchase
price IN cash asd the residue in three
riua! !hSt"!imchts. payable q. - aud
is months from date OF sale. the
S''u'N 9'hA! menus 10 be tNlucnCtu
by notes OF TIA" purchaser with inter-
"st at the rate uf % semiaununlIy
AMI III" title To he retained untu the
fun purrhaS" pric" is paid and con
N"yaucc directed by the court. or AN
cash at ;hc option OF the purchaser.
STUART q. CHRISTIAN,
L, T.. PEYTON. JR..
Special commissioners
! certify that the bond required of
rhe special commissioners by the
aforesaid decree has been fully given.
CHAS. q. SANlI.LE. Clerk
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GIRL HAD
PAINFUL TIMES
Mothers-Read This Letter
and Statement Which
Follows
Portland, Indiana. ~ was troubled
withirregularity and constipation and

would often haVo
to lie down be-
cause of pains.
Zone Sunday my
aunt was visiting
US and she said
her girls took
Lydia b. Pink
ham 8 Vegetable
compound and got
iwen, So mother
said she guessed
abe would let mo
tfryif II 10 jnipr
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II &
Real a
Commissioner S Auction Sale
THREE BRICK STORES
BY II. T. RICHEsON & COMPANY,
Rea; Estate and Loans.

Circuit Court in
Wa Grant
ais,
on ~ "''''e"
Tayl 10
tenant a fair
or la
OF o a !.
in ordert bar
be
O
directed by
~
given merely ee'S h the nohd In the styled
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses foi sale

BATTERY rOrhr-Hrlr'. corner Iocs,lou.
noor- iarss sleeping uorch. brick "a
rag". 1880 cash. balauc" lih" r"u,
kyianh h-al,y 90. Eaudolrh sI7.
Evening. boulevard eisl
NEST MAIH E,rIrk, . room. and
bath. D. 20. McDsUisl with Z. Hud-
g,ns = CO.. Madison s23".
FDk SALE nsnisome groom residence
Hnbn"ae. W. HOT water h"a;. Electric
lghth-s plant. two baths concrete
Placement amt servant. house: concrete
nHlry. yogus bearing Oruhard. barn
"fih', tool HOUSE. on 10 h,r"S % land:
hiSh stat" OF cultivation. Tinker crock
running through property. biy" grass
sn,.. newly fenced, fronting an ma
i!o,al highway. churches. school! stores
;pli"r MN adjoining property. Pour
passenger trains running daily 20 and
from Roanoke. Ir.c". 1s5.OuD. Terms:
one fourth cash. balHuc. .n rl1 equal
annual payments. Address g. IS Comp
ton Eoan0"r. Va.
DIRECT FROM Ow%ER North Ricn.
mpni home OF room. modern: ~.
rag; corner. fruit trees. Will sell
THIS home cheap Easy ;siHs Replies
{" II -. caf- The Dispatch. or Madison
~
TWO acr"-, with s-foom -,ucco huus.-
!ow. 1T Grccnda.c near station. ME.
home aii bargain, terms extremely
Easy can Boulevard i1ti-w or Mad
!sOn GtT
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FIVE-ROOM

Furnished apartment on Hanover
Avenue for Immediate possession.
WIZ DO shown b. appointment.
Rent reasonable. Morton q.
1halhincr. Firlt National BANK
building. Phone Randolph 81.
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Trustees Sale
Valuable New Kent
Farm

BY virtue Of a certain deed O.
trust from VIM. T.. iiorner. dated
September !. 1920 and duly RECORDED
In the clerks Office Of New Kent
County. Virginia, In Deed book -
at pag. l6l. default having been
made in the payment OF the debt
secured. and having been requested
so To do by The holder OF the notr
secured by said deed OF trust. ! Will
sell AZ public auction at New Kent
Courthouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

Ar Ducsror Beach. Va. good winter
and summer home. a good investment,
very cheap. Address BOZ 3si. Phocbus
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

STOCK EARN ~ EIUE RIDGE SECTION
OF VIRGINIA FOR SALE
have !nr sac. privately. as attorney
'or The "NneF. mao :Arm ~ ana acres
situate about -, W..as norm Of tn. town
u' Bedford. Ia Bedford County. Virginia
Tn" land = excellent IN quality and
mostly IN xrasS There j. about 90 acres
~ bottom land AMI n" balance Is rolling.
II = well fenced and wai.r-d. There Is /,
good young orchard and a quantity o,
email fruit.
house, barn ana necessary ovthulldings
The dwelling hngs" IL large. modern
Colonial brick houss OF nine rooms in
sArelltn' repair. with lights. water. baths
and telephone.
THIS j. orc O: tho nncst stock farms
In BEDFORD county. and may ho had at I.
reasonable" price. Address
\. j. CAUTHpRN. Attorney
BEDFORD. virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

APARTMENT. two rooms. Kitchen and
nath. heated: modern. suburbs. Ran
iolph 2oT5-w
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY RUFFlS & SLOAN
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.
Is North Eighth St.