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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

newspapers anu NEWS.
1t is one thing to make reck-
less statements and another 90
stand by them or to try to prove
them. Gov. Blaine and Senator La
Toilette may not realize this, but
they should realize it, for both
of them have made wild charges
about newspapers during the pre-
sent campaign and neither Of
them, when challenged to give
proof, has even made a pretense of
supporting his words.
Gov. Blaine, it will be remember
ed, issued a statement in which
he accused Wisconsin daily news
papers in general of playing Up
falsehoods," of suppressing from
day to day until these lies take
on the semblance of truth. But
Gov. Blaine, when pressed to name
any newspaper guilty of these
practices or any newspaper that
misquoted his speeches or to spec
ify important facts that the daily
press suppressed, refused to meet
the issues or any of them. He
failed to bring forward the slight
est proof or to specify a single
fact supporting any of his charges.
Early in the primary campaign
Senator LaFollette, speaking at
Hartford, loudly charged that the
British government spent S35O,OOO-
600 among the newspapers of the
United States in order to sway
American public opinion on the
question of the World war. The
Wisconsin Press association I'M
mediately issued a public state
ment requesting the senator to
prove his charge or withdraw 1t.
He evaded the issue. He did not
offer to prove his charge, he did |
not retract it, but did not repeat |
it. The challenge stands. Sena-
tor LaFollette's silence remains I'M
broken.
Newspapers are not without .
faults. Not all of them are frank .
and honest. and certainly not all .
of them are as conscientious and /
as they should be. /.
However, excepting the Socialist I
and other daily newspapers which I.
are supporting Senator LaFollette,
which are so biased and partisan
that they do not function as jour
nalistic institutions, we do not .
know any paper in Wisconsin that .
will attack a public man without
stating its grounds for doing so
or that will not either stand by .
what it says or admit itself in err
ror. Should a man holding the .
exalted office of governor of an .
American commonwealth or of .
senator of the United States do I
less?
Charges like those which the 4
governor and the senator made .
and then refused to substantiate
may well please American news
papers. For a time, too, charges
such as they made may be believ-
ed. not only by the ignorant, but .
by others who do not stop TO /
think. But the impressions they /
create cannot last long. For
is an open book. 1t |
is a record in black and white. |
If it does wrong, it carries It's |
own condemnation; if it is right |
nobody can attack it effectively. |
In general, the record of Wis /
consin newspapers disprove the
charges which Gov. Blaine and Sen
ator LaFollette made for person
al and political purposes-whieh
they made during election time,
time, when they were trying TO
move heaven and earth to pile up
majorities. The tactics which the
governor and the senator have !
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

George had been reprimanded sew
eraI times for creeping and wearing
holes I'm his stockings. So when ne
saw his grandmother darning his
grandfather's socks, he said In severe
tone. Grandpa. have you been creep
ingf"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
Reoo-nitlon Of eo.the

II Is a great mistake % suppose
that Goethe whose star had already
risen. was at once gene ally recOs-
nized His "Gotz won Bcrlieh.ugen"
ard his "Wertber'' had been eu. nus
iaSjically received. brt no more 81
than works Of commonplace huEg.erS,
and Goethe was assigned a very small
niche IN tie temple ~ Hieru'Hre--
Helne
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

An astronomer was entertaining
Scotch friend. lie showed his visitor
the moon through telescope and
asked him what he thought of the
satellite. Its richJ," replied the
Scut. who was IN enthusiastic golfer.
..but it, awful fu' - bunkers. Dos
ton Transcript.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

employed to discredit newspapers
discredit nobody except themsel-
Milwaukee Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
Tam Means Increased
r,rm Values.

Earn Values.
~ men Of a town
~ sgsv effort 70 pro-
4 -..g interest and CO.
i f q. the business Of
increases so does real
farm values Of that
increase The follow
- from The Bulletin
vital q good live town
r community
.vrr.f Of philosophy in
- af an old retired
formerly owned a
- prosperous town IN
u.5d.e-west states.
man had been a pioneer
r as the country; he
49, te -tN country 10
battle, incident 20 win
country 90 civilization,
-- srEn- many years Of
driving away at
business. as many
taking any par
r 10 the general de-
Of things about him;
-sr- things for granted
thinking. and after
about conditions about
asethe following sketch
s caused many another TO
I rrerance has caused
r tra De wrote:
r farmer, are awakening 10
s-.r-- ua have reached the
~ -rar ma must think and
ara mr nf the farmers
Foo Ia shown, and now
r- giving mr experience that
profit
rru sears ago ] began
farmer ] had a
-l >-0 ir money. Our fur
ars MOSTLY hand made.
s e- and lounge made
- -a boxes. neatly COW
-.r-r. eratonne 10y my
{ succeeded in getting
ray and grocer
home merchants on
until r.H Ia| crop was sold.
. scar was a wet season
all ra. make enough 20 pay
s But ] went 10 my
and explained conditions
could on account.
~ Che balance another
.-E continued 90 accomO-
until Z was able 70 buy
acres ri land.
t the time ] bought
first few acres a mail order
BEGAN nding me catalors
gradually ] began sending
change away for things
EE Do abe eataIogs. At the
time ! was Ietting my ac-
E stand u my home town,
. went for accommodation
.re b.
- -El was then one of the
i.i little towns in the state.
.ss was good. our merchants
A" ha prosperous. and they
glad go help an honest fell
u bad year. The town
i. nt People once a week
i-a people Of the commune
m to trade. The town
library high school, a band,
Team and we had a big cele-
"eT Eear. The price of
gn i- always does near
town. So ] sold my forty
good profit; then I.
m eighty and gradually
m % until ! had two hun
@ of The best farm land
world Then I began TO
Eelaent I did not have
i1E1rs of anyone. I found
90 buy goods from the
houses in the cities that
forgot the merchants at
now regret 10 think that
M first in the county TO
club order to send
our merchants les
fr st5ck-for the habit
away had taken hold of
majority Of our people
merchants were feel |
of patronage. Finally
90 realize that il was not
e7Ie1t 10 send away for
We needed bolt fer
ar clothing in time of
death. Our merchants
1g cut and moving
a HH.r 20 -
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
6AUcTIoNs
Auction Sale

Tuesday, June 13. 1880 P. NJ.
At the Cor. of 7th st. and Virginia
Ave. 224S N. 7th st.
am leaving Phoenix. therefore
will sell all my furniture: dress
ers, 4 beds, springs and mattresses;
2 dining tables, IL chairs. rockers.
ice box, refrigerator. buffet, library
table, wood and coal range; kitchen
cabinet, burner oil stove. fireless
cooker, elec. fan, elec. iron: baby
cab, ice cream freezer. so TT. hose,
Q stand tables, dishes, cooking uten-
sils, 2 rugs and 1 extension ladder;
many other things too numerous to
mention. This will be a real sale.
Come and see; all invited; all well
come.
MRS. G. NJ. CULVER, OWNER.
PHONE 1880
TAYLOR & MASONER
AUCTIONEER
H. B. GARRISON, CLERK. Big
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
21-RooM AND BOARD

HELEN LEE SANITARIUM sum-
mer camp, Idylwild, Prescott. Ac-
commodations for a few more pa
tients. Graduate nurse in charge.
For particulars address Box 4!S.
Prescott. or phone Phoenix 4l52: On
VERY desirable rooms. $40 and
SIS; board if desired. 1926 n. Cen
trail. ~
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

FURNISHED room. kitchen priv
ilege. for one or two girls: private
home. S13 n. Third Ave. bio
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
17-FoR RENT-APARTMENTs

UNFURNISHED 5-room apart
ment, screen rooms. east half. SIS.
13 E. Mckinley. BIB
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

fOR SALE-House and furniture.
nd .Axe. aud Rnekeye Road. Phone
bd
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

FOR RENT-To adults, a modern
furnished Broom apartment. close in.
ground floor, private entrance. bath,
screen porch and shade.
STREET REALTY co.
SIG w. Washington BIB
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

THREE large, cool, unfurnished
rooms with large porch, shade. In
quire C. H. Evans, Berryhill Co. bd
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
f9-FoR REMIT FINISHED
ROOMS .
Seventh Ave. Hotel
ROOMS

Cool, clean room for healthysxon y
or couple; close in. 341 West IL
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

HOUSEKEEPING rooms and an
apartment, large yard, lots of shade;
very close in and cheap rent 80
n. Fourth Ave. pd
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

Six rooms, sleeping porch and bath,
furnished, including piano; can be
used for two families: lots of shade:
reasonable. T21 n. sixth st. e
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

NICE apartment, clean and cool;
fine sleerilg porch. 122 n. Eleventh
Ave. BIB
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
sALE-clTY PROPERTY

BEFORE YOU BUY OR BUILD. GO
UP NORTH CENTRAL. AVENUE,
HALF A MILE NORTH OF Nc
DOWELL AND SEE
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
HOME BUYERS


CHOICE 75-foot corner in beauti-
full Chelsea place. Small amount
down, balance any way you IKE
p o. box 1875. Ii
LOST - pair of she'll framed
glasses. Case marked Pitcher Opti-
cal Co. Somewhere in business dis
trict. Phone 57S5. bg
$3.50 CASH-5 room frame, in
Hollywood Heights, corner lot 54Xl51.
City water A bargain at $500. Cash
$3.50; balance SIS month. Phone
6027-key at 8 n. 2nd Ave. 1t
SOUTHSIDE BARGAIN: blocks
south of depot. room frame, bath,
so IT. from pavement: all furniture,
rugs and drapery included at this
price $1700 Cash required $500.
Southwest Realty. N. End Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
4 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
q REALTORS
s110 NORTH CENTRAL AVE.
A REAL BARGAIn

A REAL BARGAIN
1lve-room modern brick, two Soft.
ioxsr garage; house is furnished: To-
srated northeast; all for $3.50: good
fNrHs. See Mathews, Is w. Adams.
LH4ne 9O9l 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
-wANTEp-REAL ESTATE

WANT to buy home in Phoenix:
prefer near library; can only pay
few hundred cash, but about $50 per
month Address B. Mcintosh, Box
45G, Republican. BIB
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
AuctiOneer

J. 3. GUESS, THE AUCTIONEER.
SALE EVERY SATURDAY. 1870 P.
M. 81 S. FIFTH AVE. I SELL
YOUR GOODS FOR MORE MONEY
OR BUY FOR CASH. PHONE
4779 AND 1926. J. B. GUEES, THE
AUCTIONEER. THAT'S HAD EX-
PERIENCE dl
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

4-ROOM apartment. furnished. in
cluding sleeping porch: on car line;
janitor service, electric fan. hot wa
ter and garage free; summer rates.
No sick Phone S543. $50 n. 9Th Ave.
y,
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

MODERN 5 rooms and screen
porch. brick house. conveniently ar
ranged for two families; fine shade;
close in. 725 w. Madison. Phone
Qa00 hla
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

THREE-ROOM furnished cottage,
modern, shade. ia 70. washington. u
FURNISHED house, located n. e.,
of 5 rooms, large chicken yard and
plenty of shade; 2 large sleeping
porches Little Maricopa Canal and
Eiohtb ST bd
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
17-FoR RENT-APARTMENTS

KENILWORTH APIS Beauu-
fully furnished, cool and. GonnfaEta hlass
summer rates. 42o w.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

FURNISHED apartments, good
shade: summer rates. 407 Z. Jeffer-
Cof, bh
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET
f'0R A GOOD HOME AT AN ABSO-
LITE BARGAIN PRICE SEE THIS.
Us PRICED AT $500.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
is FOR REMIT RMS ED
HOUSES
Furnished House

5-room house completely fur
nished, ample sleeping porch, garage,
beautiful lawn and rose garden, To-
Gated in select neighborhood. Yard
man furnished. Phone 1926 BIB
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11
Let Us
Buy Now

Could you believe It: We have a
modern 5-room brick bungalow with
small basement, and brick garage
for only $4,000. You can't beat this
property in the city for the price.
See Hill, care Meyers Investment
Co. I22 N. 1st Ave. Phone 4106:
Sunday 5504. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-06-11

WILL RENT till Sept l, at $50
per month: One side modern brick
bungalow. Sleeping porch, garage;
cool, comfortably furnished. Phone
2225 II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
COTTON SEED REPORT
ISSUED BY BUREAU
Statistics Arc for f g h /
Months, Period Ending
March 81.
by Associated Press /

WASHINGTON. April i7.-rhe cot
ton seed and cotton-sccd products
report OF the Census Bureau for tne
eight months period ending March 81.
issued today, shows:
Cotton seed crushed 2.StO.43l tons,
compared with 3.525.f2S for the same
period year ago, and on hand a,
mills March 81. l07.O5S tons COM
pared with 3O2.G2G
Crude oil produced. s756TG.2O2
pounds, comDaced w!tG i,l@G.G63. &c.
and on hand. do.0SS.H93 pounds, com
pared with lGi.326.6 500.
Refined oil produced. 739.O2l.432
pounds, compared with S7L943,04S.
ana on hand 2Cc.j92.?Sl pounds COM
pared with GS.293, 9Ol.
Cake and meal produced. l.29O.744
tons. compared with l.550.50S. and on
hand l7S,O72 tons, compared wish
1858.
Linters produced, 375.1T5 bales,
compared 9Th 3S9.ll1. and on hand,
1853 b.! compared with 264,3S5.
EXpor'. l.ntcrs We're S66S5S run
ming bales, compared with 332,347.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
uNITED sTATEs MANsmNL,s Sale.

iSy virtue OF an order OF sail ,ssuaJ
out OF the United states District Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia
on tho 18th day Of April. 1922. notice
is hereby given that Will sell by
public auction. for cash. on MONDAY.
TIE 2iTii DAY Or ApKiL, 1892. al
80 o'clock y. ~. at the Bank Street
entrance to the Post Office Building
at Richmond Va. one Ford Touring
Car. motor No. iohi7li as IL now
stands in the garage OF John -
Biil"y X son. Inc" i0sl0-l2 North
Third street Richmond. Va.
CLARENCE q. SMTTiiF.RS
United States Marshal:
BY ". H. WILTSHIRE.
Deputy United States Marshal.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
iy NIriu. of AN order OF sale issued
out OF the United States District Court
Tor the Eastern District of Virginia.
on the 18th day of April. 1922. notice
public auction, for cash. OH MONDAY.
THE @iTH DAY OF APRIL. 1922. at
80 o'clock \. NJ, at the Bank Street
entrance 10 the Post-Office Building
sene"r buick Automobile motor 40
ClI2i as II now stands in the garage
OF John j.: B!iley * Son. Inc, 40S-lO-
. North Third street. Richmond Va
CLARENCE q. SMlTHERS.
United states Marshal:
by W. Il. WILTSHIRE.
Deputy United states Marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
hUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
THE CHESAPEAKE AED ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE. Of ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond. Va. February - 1874

Richmond. Va. February - i3s2
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That tho
Annual Meeting Of the StOcn holders of
The Chesapeake. and ONO Railway Com
pany Will oe held. as provided Ia tn. BY
Laws. at the general Oinc- Of the Company
In the city OF Richmond. virginia. on
Tucsdsy. the 18Th daJ 0: AprG 1872 at IL
o'clock A. VI.
% for the election o; directors;
90 10 approve. rht!.y and confirm such
action tncretofOr" taken OF auinOT!znc Or
the Board o. Directors by the EIecu-
tive Committee Of the Company wn-th.
.ursunnt TO any previous authorization
by the Stockholders or oth-rwts. AZ may
be submitted TO I'll. meeting. aud
go TO TRANSACT such other business a,
MAJ lawfully come before the meeting.
The stOCA transfer DOOas wlll o. closed
al the Office .! the Company 50 81
broadway. Ss~ York Ciiy. on Friday IN,
2ith day u Narcn 1879. ~ o'clOcx t.
NJ. and VIII b. g-op-u-d Of W"ine-.sy
the 18th day OF April. 1872. at ~ o'coc.
A. NJ
80 order OF the iSUari OF Directors
a. TNENNET'T. SECRETARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Fight Gun Battle IN s,.o..

,, Milan, GA. April Nv. Doc,-
WINS. chief OF police here. is in
nospitai at Macon. perhaps mortn,,v
Wounded and Fielder Cauley. Ben
Cauicy ana Lamar Cauley are in iaii
a. Mci'ae as the result of gun
street OF Milan SUNDAY .ftnrrno,,
me trouble is alleged 10 have started
over Ill feeling between tho polica
chief and Fielder Cauiey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Col. Rnhinson Entcru POLITICS.

GOLDSBORO. y. G., April IL
Colonel Joseph +. Robinson. editor
and publisher OF the Goldsboro
Argus. today announced his camdi-
dacy for the Democratic nomination
as Representative. from the Third
North Carolina Congressional Dis
trict To succeed the late Hcpreseu-
tativc samuel VI. Erinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
The secret n.ren1.a

Win the close of the Fun Gamo
B-words were in that teasing pic,
tnre. But until then there is still
t Sline 10 get IN your list and compete
lor inc Dig prizes. So II YOU have NOT
YET done so, turn TO the "B-word'
picture In this issue and put in Your
bid for a big prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Other Holdings Acquired.


1t is pointed out that the Scaboard
Air Line has been identified with
the South alone in all its history of
more than forty years. 1t touches
the capitals OF Virginia, North Caro-
lima. South Carolina. Georgia. Florida
and Alabama in its service to the
people OF tho South. The road was
started originally as the Scaboar,l
and Roanoke. and gradually spread
out. Under the management OF MIR.
Williams the holdings OF other lines
were acquired and the whole linked
into the presen, system.
The Seaboard Will be represented
on Monday ut the l. {. Z. hearing in
Washington to protest formally
against the consolidation scheme.
Letters of protcs, from all over the
South have been Forwarded To the
commission by organizations.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac also will oppose being
merged with any other lines. 1t was
decided AT the meeting yesterday. The
stockholders met ut the Broad Street
Station to transact such business as
came before II, including the cleo
toh OIL present oihccTS anu directors.
w. T. Reed. OF Richmond, represen
tative OF the state of Virginia, was
presented TO his fellow directors.
Reports showing that the 100000
bond issue recently authorized by
the l. &. {. to take care of maturing
notes had been DISPOSED of ended tho
matter
Eppa Hun,on, Jr.. was renamed
president OF the line.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY II. T. RICHESON e CO.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF
Two Attractive Homes
at Highland Springs,
Henrico, Va.
FORMERLY OWNED BY n. A. AND
KATIE NJ. SMITH. DECEASED.

In execution OF certain order on
tered in the Circuit Court OF Henrico
County on the 18th day OF January.
1872. in the cause OF Mary y. Bach
i!achl"r 81 ais. VS. Emma Louis Lam
phcr ~ ais. we. the undersigned spe-
Cial commissioners. will offer for sale
at public auction. on the promises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1922.
AZ o'clock T.. NJ.
the above mentioned property. de-
scribed as follows:
First. Lot fronting 100 feet on Ivy
Avenue. and running back between
Lots No. and &. in Block n. Section
9, =: Plat Book e. page 90. Hen
rico County Records. The improve-
meuts on this lot consist OF an at
tractive lo-room frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting 100 feet on
Main street or Ntne-Mile Road and
extending back between parallel lines
230 feet. =. Lot No. ., in Block
page 90. The improvements on this
lot consist OF a large frame dwelling
containing about IL rooms; there is
also large frame building on the
premises suitable for garage.
TERMS: One-third In cash and the
balance payable six. twelve and eigh-
teen months after date. the deferred
to be evidenced by the
negotiable notes OF the purchaser.
bearing interest from date at the rate
or go per annun and the title to be
retained until the fun purchase
money shall be paid, and a convey
tncc is ordered 10y the court or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
r. +. PEYTON. JR..
l.. s. HERRINK.
Special Commissioners.
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S. A. l.. TO PROTEST
SCHEME TO MERGE
WITH ILL. CENTRAL

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Eardcd his report In SO far as 1t APP
piled TO the Richmond Washington
line and linked il with the Atlantic
Coast Line and Louisville and Nash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

OF MARSHALL. AND ADAMS
T ST RE ;1Isir A a. xo TWO; sTSBY
aIs AID elsi4 NORTH SIXTH
STREET.
In execution OF a decree OF the
mond,. virginia. entered on April IL.
1922. in the suit OF L. HarvIe Spence.
Jr.. VS.. Bess.c a. Spence. etc, with
the undersigned special commission
ers. we will sell by auction on the
premises on
THuR p; 1,,i ArRIh 20 1922.
the property situated ut the south
east corner of Marshall and Adams
streets with large double brick
Of - feet . inches. more or less. On
Marshall street 10y u depth Of 1913
feet, running along the east line of
Adams street with three stores
crty has big future. And at
$50 O'clock i. NJ.
on the same day we Will sell the
frame fats known as Nos. 9lS and
feet on the west line OF Sixth Street
by depth Of i22 feet
TERMS Ono-thlrd cash and the
residue AZ and - months from date
of sale. with interest at 6 per cent
per annum, payable scmiannually.
Notes to he given by the purchase r
for the deferred payment and also for
the sem!annual interest.
HENRY X. MILLER.
ROHT. y. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
I. Chas. q. Savillc. clerk. do certify
that the bond required OF the special
commissioners in the above mcntioned
cIIAs. &. sAv1LLE.
Clerk
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Disrlai tL.asis,rL

FHNpA a stated COMMUNICATIVE Of ,he
HLG5NH h!r5inond, Randolph Lodge
kMIHS1 No. ~, y. j. y y NJ, Wil! be
MVA held ia Masons Hall, on
te6h< FRANKLIN Street. bot wee n
Eighteenth aiG Nineteenth.
ms "Etn'nS al $50 u..!oCi.. Work in thr
F"!loWcra;t Degree. Members o! sister
lodges a7d Transient brethren are ia
te-nal!y invited 10 meet With Us
ny order OF tn" Worsh!p:uI Master.
4. l.. ELDKIDGE
Secretary.
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611KzllzIl lEE|Ngl1Ez1m
Il AUCTIONEERS ~
EL 5j5:i j1:E ;il!
Railroad and Express
Merchandise
At Auction
No. 1909 E. Franklin St.
No. 1909 E. Franklin st.
TUESDAY, ArPIL 18TH. 1922.
at 1890 o'ClnrE 4 NJ

TUESDAY, AFR!L 18TH. 1899.
at 1880 O'clock \. NJ.
We VIII sell a large lot OF merchan-
disc from express and railroad un-
claimed sales. consisting OF Tents
canvas Covers. Awnings. etc. Paints
Oils. Tools, Tool Chests. Hardware,
Electrical Supplies and Parts. Acrials
for Wireless, Automobile Tires. Tubes
and Parts. Shoes. Dry Goods, Under
wear. Childrcn's Dresses, Graphic
phones, Throat and Ear Medicine.
China. Glassware, Utensils. Farming
Implements. Drugs. Toilet Prepare
tons, Stationery, Caps. Clothing,
RoXcs and Barrels with contents and
miscellaneous mcrcha ndise OF every
description. These goods must be
sold. regardless of what they bring.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE. AUCTION CO.,
INCORPORATED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
COURT SALE nY AUCTION

PROPERTY SITUATED
At TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND ADAMS
STREETS. ALSO TWO STORY
Flat BUILDING. KNOWN AS NOS.
STREET