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New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
ings of the tabs for the various can.


 If the questions being asked in the different wards is to be taken as a criterion of how the votes will be cast this year, there Is sure to be a great deal more splitting of tickets than ever before. Without exception, those who have been in to examine the workings of the machines, have asked to be shown hvw they might vote for this one and that one. AL most invariably, the individual has asked about a candidate. and many have signified their intention of split ting their vote for mayor.
 There are a number of democrats who have said that they intend to cast their vote for MT. Quigley and a like number of republicans have said that they will vote for Mir. Pa onessa- However the question of how they will vote can never be deter mined until election day, and how they vote will not be known until the returns come in from the wards.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07

Connecticut college. is spending tha Easter recess at her home in Newing- ton Center.
 Miss Marion Radcliffe, of Boston, is guest of Miss Mary Mansfield for a few days.
 E. J. skinner returned yesterday from an extended business frip through the south,
 Morris Nordstrom will return Mon day to Colby college, after spending the spring recess with his mother.
 Mrs. II. A. sprague has returned to her home in Hayerhill, Mass, after spending several weeks with Mir. and Mrs. l.. A. Sprague.
 Miss Gertrude Fieber will spend the spring recess in Middletowp visiting relatives.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07

CTS elected are; President, Irving Par ker; secretary, G6orge Blinn; treas urer, Elmer Weyh.
 The club will meet Thursday at 7;S0 o'clock. A special committee Of r. Lockwood, George Blinn and IT, wing Parker was appointed to draw up a constitution. A wireless set will be installed in the junior department of the Y. M. c. A. for the use of the club.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
EXPECT THAT MANY
 WILL SPLIT TICKET
Large Numbers of Voters Ask to Be Shown How to Vote for Vari-
 ous Candidates.

A large number of people have visited the various stations where the voting machines are being demon strated during the past few days and the time of the men who are demon- strating the machines is being taken up in showing how a ticket may be split. Women in large numbers have shown great interest in the work
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
Dublin Phone Exchange
 Not Attacked by Troops

Dublin, April 7.-(By Associated Press. )--It is reported that the ex- treme section of the Irish republican army in this city gathered during the night with the intention of seizing the Dublin telephone exchange, but that
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
Y. M. c. A. Wireless Club
 Names Officers Staff

The "Y" Wireless club met last night and organized to promote and experiment in amateur wireless oper- atng. The following members were Bernard Levitt, Herbert Litke, Ar hold Jacobson, E, Damico, J. Poglisch, F. Lockwood, John Erickson. Edward Foley and Loren Larson. The off,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
Boy Chess Wizard
 Defeats COngressmen

Washington. April Tt took Sam my Rzeszewski. boy champion chess player of the world, fifty minutes yes- terday to defeat the three best players in Congress. They were Representa- tive Fitzgerald (rep., Ohio), Collies (dem., Miss) and London (soc., N Y)
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07
MAPLE HILL NEWS.

Newton Tucker returned home yes- terday from Northeastern college for a short vacation.
 Miss Catherine Wells, student at
New Britain herald., 1922-04-07

they withdrew upon finding the build ing guarded by free stats troops. No disturbance was reported. The eroepa today were replaced by an adequsta force of police.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
Old Mother Thrift Shops in Mesa

also incluat the playing field and
diamond. For the present the work
will be confined to trimming the
trees that autos may park in the
shade without danger of tearing the
tops, al d to leveling the ground and
starting the growth of the grass al
ready there.
One OF two exit gates for automo-
biles are planned and additions to
the grand sts nd are being consid-
ered Work of painting the signs on
the new fence completed last week
is already started
"Elza Comes to Stay"
The play Eliza Comes to Stay"
was written by the same author as
Green Stockings" a fact that it is
believed gives this play a very high
recommendation. The plot centers
around a legacy left to Mr.. Sandy
Verrall which he supposes to be
''little blue eyed golden haired cher
ub,', but to his amaZement turns out
to be a caution in every sense of the
word. The family is very anxious to
marry her off to another man, an
old batchelor named Montague Jor-
don, but after she has developed into
real "spiffie' lady. Sandy will not
allow such thing so long as he has
chance to marry her himself.
The playlet will be presented Fri
day evening at s.: 80 in the L. D. S.
auditorium. A genuine 15 piece string
orchestra will furnish music for the
occasion A big dance will follow the
show.
The cast will be as follows:
Hon. Sandy Verrall ............
..-.......... Calm Johnson
Alexander Stoop Verrall. ......s...
............. Ray Kleinman
Montague Jordan :. Morris Johnson
Herbert, a valet. t.................
........... Eldridge Robinson
A Porter ....... Charles Sellers
Lady Pennybroke ...... Molly Beadle
Miss Vera Lawrence -. Norma Dana
Mrs. Allaway ........ Lucille Fryer
Dorothy or Eliza ...... Thora Allen
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
MESA MAN BUYS IN
GILBERT BUSINESS;
OTHER LOCAL NEWS

GILBERT, June 7.-R. l.. McMar-
tin. joint partner in the Gilbert Ser
vice Station and Garage, has recently
sold his share of the business to
Charlie Hunter of Mesa. Mr.. and
Mrs. McMartin and family expect to
leave on Saturday for Superior where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. McMartin has secured the Ford
agency there.
Build New Home
P. ]. White has recently purchased
a lot located opposite the NJ. f..
church and is now building new
residence there. The White family
are now living in the Porter house
until the new home is completed. Mr..
White will be a member of the high
school faculty again next year, as an
agriculture instructor.
Return to Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chivis and two
children formerly of Gilbert but now
living at Tucson, returned to their
home there yesterday after visit
with Mrs. Frank Schultz.
Visits Stafford
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Crandall is spending
a short period OF time visiting with
friends and relatives of Stafford.
Sells Ranch
J. N. Armstrong has sold his
ranch located between Gilbert and
Chandler, and purchased a beautiful
home near Pasadena. California. He
has purchased a new car also and
the family expect to. leave soon for
their future home on the coast.
Move to Phoenix
The J. A. Bruton family moved to
Phoenix on Tuesday where they ex-
pect to remain permanently. Mr..
Bruton has been employed for some
time at the Allison Spring Shop of
Phoenix.
Returning Here
Word was received by friends of
Tom Armstrong that the Armstrong
family are returning here and are
now in El Paso. Mr.. Armstrong has
been visiting his sister in Texas.
Visit Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs.
A. f. Ware, and Mrs. Hannah Eddy
were Phoenix visitors on Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
MESA c. Of c. OPENS
CAMPAIGN To ASSIST
THE BASEBALL TEAM

MESA June S--Anxious to see the
Mesa baseball club continue as the
valleys best bail team and as a
continued credit to the city, the Mesa
district chamber of commerce has
inaugurated a campaign to lend its
financial and moral support to the
organization. Plans to improve the
ball park, already the best in the
valley, and make it a general center
for all sporting and out of door ac-
tivities in the city are under way with
the char Der of commerce behind the
movement.
The monthly subscription list to
the ball club which was started sew
eral months ago was augmented on
Wednesday when several of the di
rectors of the chamber of commerce
circulate the petition and secured
several new subscribers to the list
1t is expected that at least $175 per
month Will be raised to assist the
club in defraying its expenses.
improvements at the ball park are
to be unoer way Friday evening when
citizens will gather there to assist in
the work The ultimate plans of the
chamber of commerce directors and
Manager Glen Stapiey of the ball
team call for the entire park to be
sodded to Bermuda grass. This viii
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09
PREDICTS AERIAL
EIPE FIGHTING

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
John Kenlon chief of the New York
fire department, thinks the future
will substitute roofs of skyscrapers
for the present fire houses on the
ground Here in the branches of the
forest of concrete and iron will be
stored tie fire fighting apparatus
which will be winged where needed.
He is sure that by that time chem
lists will have discovered a gas harm
less to life, but destructive to fire.
He also visuahzes a radio alarm sys-
tenn installed on every building, that
will automatically act upon an alarm
of fire and call out the gas with
out human assistance.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-09

Venice has had a monopoly on
glass beads since the fourteenth
century
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
20 HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES AND
OTHERS CONCERNED:
No:!en i. HEREBY Gwen a. Follows
!. call for Partial EedemptIo! " -.
victory Sp,.s
All .nco victory No;e,, o,he.wi..
known a. United States OF America Cola
Notes o: i.22-is2a. which bear ,hc dis
tineG'shins Letters :, -. Q. u. = or F.
rtshacd 20 ih"'- serial number, having
been designed Tor the purpose by loi in
ne manner yT.,. :ipud b- the Sscr.ta.s.
r' 10" ir",surN. are calico for redyisIp- on
eu Dcc"'HD-r -. 1922, pursuant - the
PROVISION for redemption contained in .ne
noses and in Treasury Department cir
cu.a' No. !5b. dated April y. 1919 mul
which n" notes were originally sysueI.
i1'creS; on all the S, =. victory Notes
m" called tor redemption wifi cease on
sid redemption late DeCsm0.f -. 1872.
victory notes ~ tho =. Q, series benz
!nf tn" Distinguishing letters @ H. l. j. X
"' l.. DrenxHG to their serial numbers aye
not IN any manner affected b. this call
FOR redemption. nnJ will hc due nj paw
th1" as 10 principal Oh MAJ %. 1928 sc.
r'ri.lr TO ;heir terms.
Detailed Information a. 80 mo pre-
'-"'st!pD and surrender Of -. G Victory.
N'i.- Tor redemption under this CO.: /.
si'"n In Treasury Dcpsrtmsr, circular
no 2aa. dated July IS, 1922. copic, %,
within may bn obtained from tho Treas
Iry Department. Division Of Loans srd
'urfnnry'. Wsshington.. -. G.. OF any Fed
"ral Rs'.rv" Bank.
\. ". MEiLcN.
secretary Of n" Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
TWO REGULAR WINNERS
BEATEN At COLUMBUS
Thompson Dillon and Jane
Revere Stuff r First
Defeat.
!El Nssociated Fres, I

"oLrMBl :. OHIO. Sept. is.-rhs
hitherto unleteated Thompson Du-
Ion and Jane Revere. each orcdite,l
The winner OF four races this sum.
mer. both met defeat this afternoon
in the hors. review futurity for two
year.old trc.t"rs. feature OF todays
Grand circuit racing here.
BrandrwUr. owned by ~. j.
Scflesingng. Of Milwaukee. WIS. with
Driver EImar MP. won the hrst and
third heats topping the second 10
Thompson Dtllon. In which he re
duced his record n quarter OF sec
ond 10 2!pj "a. AiS breaks in the
hrst Anil st:, ri heats cost him has
chance for y!rt"ry. Jane Revere wa,
utver cout.udcr until tho Thrill
heat when >ho took second pace
Brandywiue had not been considered
AZ cortcu!eg To- win the race.
NoithS MarN. Tho favorite. won tn.
2:il tro,, "tter being nosed out by
Justissmr n "a. first mile. The Kinx
$1,000 staht Tor 2:t@ PAGERS Wen; to
Peter i!eulcy upsettinS the dope. as
Charley Sweet. the horse expected 10
win. can" il ia... w H. Maloney. OF
the Nati"la Hsys Stable. took the
first heat tier lleuleys time Or
a:0i - iu NJ second heat was the
fastest a 80 Say
Herory l Hual heat Of the 2;is
race. ju'its -"ok down o. "A.
ErsEiu" ..s Ut y"r OF Eussal Ongals
winner Of fnn H-.yt heat. and the lose
OF the sarot 20 Barney'z Tram
John Thomas was substituted ana.
after wiEuiNs ;he third heat wa.
awarded Sin" Decision on t:rskin.
WAX rescrN,I.
Summarize
EN- ,ro' ,ntco heats purse. III
Worthy MARY, b M. by Guy
ANworihy lHusie) ~ |
Justissima. o. m. by Justice
Brooks IMrAahon) .. . /
Wilaska. hr. is. tMcDonald, : > .
Alta Evans. Walter Sterling. Litt!e
Jean. Iieu.H g. and Geers also started.
Eest timo-.so5 ~.
Horse rsv!ew tuturity, tive -ycar-old
trot; two t. three; purse. $4,000
-Rrandy"ns. IL. Z. by Belwin
Thompson pi'iou, b. e. nv
Dillon NNwo,;hy tScrrilD :
Lord Ellie =, IL. c. Good
ard) | {
7 Jane Revere. The Senator. Athe.
linda. Mary i;o.". Harvest Todd. Win
/ mic Harvester and Judge Frisco also
/ started. 49,; time-2:oo Ia.
The khra .tIl>a--2:0S pacing three
! heats: parse. $4,000
Peter il.ui-H, ". h.. by Petcr
the Great 'Siukcs ....... !
u. w. Malom-y. blk. x, by
Judge Direct ,Ray) . \
| WraCk. u ~ ,AtcAahon, ~ = >
Minnie Williams. Flo Patch. Dove
10! and Ch1ueN Swce, also started.
| BEST timc--'4' i-o
.:l> pSc": . heats: purse. 81 QUO
/ Rnssell ruE"l.. In. e.. by
/ tnSaie tii.'ss me- Thomas |
! Barney TRAMP. oh. III. ny
! Barney n'GOnaor tStokes) 2
Livery Pointer, b. &. (Mor-
rison) .... .... .
! Naomi Y. Peter Cleo. Ell Direct
also started and Ambetto and Prir-
cess Marion We're distanccd in trt
first hcai, l''>t time-2:05 Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS
ipy Associated r.rsss.I

NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-The Giants
got au even brcak in their four
game series with Cincinnati by win
Ming today, 10 ,. The victory also
gave the Giants their seasons series
against tho Reds. twelve games 10
ten. as Pittsburgh divided double
header with the rhiliies, tho cham
nions increased their lead 10 six tu!l
games. Couch MAS easy for the
Giants. VINO punched hits III The Soc
Ond and sixth for AL their runs.
Scot; held the Reds SAFE throu2hou
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
TWO BILLS MATCHED
AT FOREST HILLS
lHN rniied N.Ms |

NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-l.!til- Bill
Johnston. vanquishod by Big Fill
ThdCn ~ sh2 Tennis battle FOR the
national championship last Satutia v
Al Philadelphia, will meet the enemy
again next Saturday in the star sin
giles event of the East-West Cnam.
pionsnip tournament at Forest fills.
l..
Tildcu and Johnston nave met
eleven times to date In various tour
naments. and they were tied with
Ave victories apiece until rilden won
his sixth last Saturday
A better salt. Jack Frost AK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
AS DEFEAT INDIANS
IBx Associated prcss.l

CLEVELAND, Sept. ls--philadeI.
phia made il two ont Of three from
Cleveland today. winning, to 3
Rommell, who pitched and won Sat-
urday's game. went back in again
and held Cleveland to TWO hits in
seven innings. but was driven from
the box in the ninth, when Cleveland
all but tied the scorc. Edwards a. :
lowed fewer hits than Rommell ri;
sacrifice Mes beat him. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
WASHINGTON MARKETS

wAsuI>oN; ssp; ls-Ess. strait,
oo.ier. g T,H.s ,Iin Is p pi%ix.t.
9o!!: towis. 2sa:S,, D;,,aed poultry
tSrs. 10: ,urkeys SOC, live s:ocX :
caves. choice. q; medium, - sEd i0Ti;.
i ;;n. ,i;l ~. p;s2 800 tssHS each l!T.
i.16%23o sack: No :. ao6il.p. Swee; po-
tetoes. North CAROLINE. i.sl gao; ac.r-by.
c.chTt.A onions. i.Ha2oo sack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
CARDS TROUNCE BRAVES
lbs A.sociated Press.

BOSTON. Sept. iS.-Attc: had
throw by Pitcher flulihan 20 first
base for what should have been the
third out. St. Louis scored 1--WE runs
IN the fourth inning today. enough
10 MAKE the game safe FOR the v!Si-
tors. who won. 6 10 l. Boston ;.it
Prefer freely, hut not effectively
Blades contributing one STR catch
of Henri. Which wnrdcG on ~ least
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, MD. s.pi is-rToauee:
:'n!0O Ds.:si sweet noi.,o., fs:r-i
c,,l. APPLES. barrel. 100 $40. I.!ys pou,-
ny. spring chickens. ?iT... old hens
EEEs: uht,yc and near by. -: southern.
81 Eutte:: creamery. fancy prints. g : g.:
nearby creamery, 5000: dairy rria;s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

took seven more in all. Before fin
ished | was ahie to work nine hours
day in steam laundry. / cannot
say too mu2n in favor of your med
icine. ! tr.s, all sick and suffering
women wi!it1kcit. Ithas been two
years since ltecE; it and am strong
and well h.:s. l.. 4. GUlMAHS.
Union Village. Vermont.
This is oI!F one OF such letters wa
are continually publishing showing
what Lydia i finkham has done for
women. Mrs. Cp!nann's letter should
interest you.
Many women get into aweak, ner-
vous, run down condition because OF
ailments they often have. Such NO.
men should take Lydia e. Pinkh7m's
VeHfble Compound at the first sign
sfEjhble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
I toS rlpIitl.

'RattGd for Edwards I'm eighth.
IRAN for Spcske: in eighth.
DATED for Lindsey IN ninth.
SEan for O'Noil! in ninth.
'Haticj f"r .t"Hl, son Ia ninth
Score b Innings r.
Philadelphia ..... Ola 600 %. &
cleveland ........ 900 0O0 ore
Summary: rwo.bass hiis Miller.
j. Scwcil. M"Inmls. acrificcs-Dyies
~. GALLOWAY. Doab,c p,ays--Hum-
nell. Galloway and HauseT. Jamie
SON and McIuN:s. Ieft on base
philadelphia = cleveland s. Base
on baiiS--of Hommcil, 4 of Ed
wards. :: OF !.iadssy. / Struck out
by Roamell. .: ~ tieinInach. l; by
Edwards. 4 BY Lindsey /. iIits--off
Edwards. 4 in S innings. OF Rommell.
In Is innings. OF Lindsey. in
l inning. off IIeimach, rone in 2.3
inning. Passed balIs-Pcrkirs Io),
Winning pitcher--Rommeil. Los
ing Observation-Disclosures Empires
Moriarity and Owens. Time OF game,
SO,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

NJ: WAIT y WAREHOUSE OK EAIl.-
ROAD SIDING WITH EEpM 10000 TO
$4,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR
SPACE MIST RE SUBSTANTIAI.i.Y
CONSTRUCTED AND ~ A.. ACCES-
SlBlE LOCALITY. POSSESSION M
MED!ATELr. REPLY TO BON 39.
CARE THE DISPATCH. STATING 10.
CATION OF PROPERTY. RENT
WANTED AND WHERE AND WHEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
AUCTiONS-LEGILS
Legal Notices
.ir GiIESAiE2Ah AND OHIO RAIL
NAY COMPANY

.hr tAEsArEAhE AND OHIO RAIL
NAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF SPECiAl. Stockholders
MEETING
Kichmund. Va. August IS, i,22
Notice - HEREBY GIVEN tnal
Special MecIiT. O: Tue Stocn nu!urrs O,
fH- CHESAPEAKE .hu On.v Rn..nn, Com.
p"ny nes u.ch Called " Tue uU.rd o..
O!EecIUrs ~ sad Conp-nJ De ned
81 tnr principal UIigc VI To- Go!Ii,snS IA
;ar ciiS OF R;chhunI. NHs.r!s on iuss.
ga. th- soih dnj o; S-p,einbrI. ;3z: a;
! 100 oc!ocn \. Nj. tUi tnr tUi!u~!uS vuG-
uOset:
IaJ 10 CONSIDER ans .ct upvD uro.
rosa. To IuCin.,. Company
capita s;uca % TIE AuuIt!Un tnrru,n
OF siue" ia the Pat a:nounl oi ,3v.-
vov.buu. Ia Oe divided IatU Ivvu0
bhafrs -: inc "a! .zlun OF SIUV eacn,
SO AZ 10 maze Gns ;Uis! Su,pnTI' go DAT
amount vi such ca'pitai siuc2 $780,
UVv,puU consisting III :.a5uUvv s,..ae
of the pAi value Of SluV eavu sucn
increase u :apiia! atock 10 be of
such ciass % classics, Win sucn desig-
nations. preferences aad .otiDs poT-rs.
OF festrciiuns OF Guaiiucs tisnh there
OF. Us Tue stocA hDlde.s al et,iu meet
ins hnah determine U. authorlAv. and
specifically. without ..miting tue gen
sraiiiy OF tho foregoing. ~ ruohIdsI
aud acl uLou proposal that tue au-
citionaI capital .:3cH De the nIsi
!UnlaucA preferred stock. anJ tnat the
same. OF any thereof. may 10 con-
Nertib!s int coninoS stuCk.
OBJ 10 authorize tue board OF d.
tcctors OF the Company tiou time 10
time 10 irsue apn TO dispose VI such
additional Stoch or sucn lertDs AZ such
Board may In Inc exeEClsr Il. It's law
iui disc:stioa detsfmiHa.
tcb 10 tAtify ana cUulr!D sucn
tiop tnsFe'o!ort thheL y! authorized
~ sa:u tSusrd IN anticipation OF sucn
action o. the siOcSnoidrfs 80 may 10
submitted ~ tn- HsstIU4, auu 20 TAKE
sgCn oine: Anc rur.!Isf actIvn IL tho
pienises. including the aALGoTiLai!vJ
Of ANY uscea1aiy ~; sprtupIiAis
inrGu1eni Anobopenis a.. to.
cna;irI "a. Com,any. AZ mo a..cs
r":usis .ns Mreiing may 10
.fin.as. sHd
IA rog the rzussotl'a nj ,acl
utn,; "usi"tss az may properly uO!nr
h'!h'- ins aIcHiiE..
Foi thr oufpHss "I me GieetIn2 ne stncA
trsntfsf oouss ~lu bs oIosrd At l.. 81.
on Fr.jAy. Septs !. I222 snd rsnsiE
ciossd uhi!i ~ n. 81 wvansstay
dept smbsr 81 is3;.
by order Of the Board OF Directors
4. TREVGETT.
SscrstAry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

|couid not " ak
across the floor
without resting,
and l had beer,
that W ay for
weeks. Isaw your
in
the paper and af-
ter taking one bot
tie 0 f Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
II felt the good il
was doing ME and
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a1zzMZIl MINE
AUCTIOMEERS u
49, PHONE MAD 1906 1
IEL1s i NJ
rustee' S Auction
Sale

STOCK OF GROCERIES AND STORE
FIXTURES or WALTER \ Me
DONALD Vt FAIRFIELD VIZ
t.ACiE. SEVEN PINES. w
PURSUANT "a an order or the bis
tr.ct Court % the United states FOR
ne Eastern District uf Virginia. en-
tered ON tn" ilt't daH OF September.
1872 In tn" matter e.; Walter = Me
donald. bankrupt. vii! sci. a. ave
lion at his store. in Fairfield Village.
seven Pines Va. on
TUESDAY. SEPT -. l9..
Beginning at O'clock T. ~
complete stock Of staples and
fancy groceries Of all kinds also
:ine store fixtures. consisting Of in
par:. a practically new steel MEGA s-
key account register, Detroit scales.
@;roccrs refrigerator. nat sec box.
meat Tools, five show cases. two
counters. cheese case, measures.
broom rack, stove. push cart. Royal
mca; silver. meat block feed bin and
other fixtures, etc.
TERMS: CASH
T. V. FARiNtiOI.T Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
INC
Auctioneers.
WHEN !on want cnat >oU want ana want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19

LIS ahsorhed easily
lit relieves Pain quickly
Its Srntle laxative.
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask !on. druggist for the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Pessarch hoTatories. Wash
tnEtcn. y. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-19
STOP THATCOLD
WITH TINGLE'S
LAXO ASPIRIN

Al IN" Grst smartirg OF tho
eyes OF ao.tciis. when your
th.oh. AS ticklss-tkEe two
tablets o. TINGLE'S I.AXO AS
P!RlN. '.'htn take one tablet
every tvo anurs until bedtime
foG VII. have comfortable
nights rest and awake With
every r"s'..r OF the cold gone.
The .a'icvlic acid OF ths
TlNGLE'S l.A:lO ASPIRIN rro-
duces natural. hsllthrui per-
sp!rat!on which effectively at
tacks tho cold. The mild d.
Ies,ant II contains. EiiRys all
fear o! !;sr-d!scomfort.
impor;aM, TOO, in combating
colds IRE in- laxative qualities
ct T!NGl.E'S I.ANO ASPIRIN.
1; removed tho poisonous toxins
OF the hody and the general
tone OF the system Is restored
to natural healthy condition.
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Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
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WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO WALK
Now Works Nine Hours a Day.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Vil!sge, VT was weak
and nervous and all run down.
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SAVANNAH. "a. sept. h-Tu!peu,ins.
s,rady. i.2i sa ca ;io; receipts. AS: snip
incn's ~: stock. HOS Ross. nrm sai"s.
~: ieCel u. l..y.-: ~. g'ne.t.. 20. stock.
*: 80. NJ. 5.sj y. 5a'. VIC. SIS WV.
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81. Louis.

TBattcd ror smith in ninth
tO'Ncil! OF; for Interference with
thrown ball In fourth
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