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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
MARY JANE.

once there was n little girl years
or age. Her name was Mary Jane
She lived in a little hut in the thick
woods. Her father was dead and her
mother ran away. one day her bread
gave out and she had no money. She
went out and was sobbing as IL her
heart would break. She heard 4
noise; she was SO surprised TO see n
man. He asked her why she Was cry
ing. She told him. He asked her
ii she would like to come and live
with his little boy. She went and
lived happy ever after.
ELIZABETH WIIITEHURST.
$40 North Twenty seventh Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
HOW A BAD BOY BECAME GOOD.

There once lived little boy who
was very wealthy. but also very
mean. His mother was a good lady,
and tried tn teach Bruce the little
hoy) to be good. too. but all in vain.
The little boy had n fairy godmother,
who also tried to make him a good
!ittle hoy. but She. too failed.
Vt last she thought out n good
plan and went to tell II to Bruce's
mother. The plan was this: The
fairy godIno:her was to take the
child to n lonely house in the woods
and let him have anything he wanted.
bat was not To come out until he
learned 10 be useful and good. lie
was taken there the next day and
was delighted with all OF the things,
and thought that he should like II
very much. After staying there for
some time he began to get lonesome
and longed for the outdoor world.
He soon began to be very quiet and
good. and would throw crumbs out
20 tho birds every morning. When
his fairy godmothcr saw this she
was delighted and told his mother
about il. She also was glad and she
had spent many lonely hour with
out him. The next day he was taken
home and his mother was proud Of
him ever afterwards
(OriSinal)
LILLE GOLDBERG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
4 HALLOWEEN PARTY.

Once. long ago, there lived girl
named Mary. she was lGycar-o old
and belonged to II rich family. She
went to school. and Ii was near the
3lst OF october. Mary was TO oe
dressed up FOR party that she did
not know whose party il was.
Halloween came ON Il Tuesday. and
Monday. while Mary was at school
her mother fixed hcr the room.
In one corner Of the room was n
place fixed to pull string. Mary's
aunt was a witch. There was n tub
fun % apples. Il Hlakc, candy and
TO school Tuesday. thinking about
the party she was going to on Hal
ioween night. That night. about 6
o'clock. Mary went To the store to
get her scare face. After she came
home she went up stairs and got
ready. by O'Clock the girls came.
some were lreSscd like clowns.
gypsy. ghost. bear. witches and
fairy dresses. As they came In the
door Mary nrst ii pulled II string
and receive a prize. They went TO
a tub with apples floating in the
water. Each child put their hands
behind them and tried 10 get the
apple in their mouth. The FIRST ono
that got the apple IN their mOut n
would receive n prize.
The children played eant's and
all kinds of Things they knew how.
Then tine children were called in to
eat. ind the children wen; IL one II
one and cook their seats Mary di
not know who the children were, -
they were dressed In costumes. Each
child roasted apple and toasted
chestnmts. They received jack o.
lanterns. and then went home.
They th.nlted Mary's mother for
inviting them to party. and each
ono said they had good time.
EVELYN BOSHER.
022 North Twentieth Street, City
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CHATTER II.

Meanwhile. Garn"tta and Carmen
are On their way back TO camp after
spending Il delightful hour at the
osborne Hoie!
Il am SO tired and thirsty" said
Carmen. You SIT here and rest and
viii walk ahead and gee 81 there
isn't n spring. | am sure ! saw
one when wo were coming. I am not
tired at all" said Garnetta. and she
started OFF. Carmen sat down much
&i case. She had been sitting there
about five minutes when She heard a
murlcd scream OF surprise and fear
from Garnetta. Carmen jumped up
quickly and ran to where she heard
the scream. AS she had not in the
least expected. there was no one
there.
The terrible truth dswued upon
her. Some one had caught Garnet,a.
Carmen was an unusually qu!ckmind-
Ell girl and instead OF running to
camp she llstened moment and
thought she heard some one trump
Ing down undcrbrush to get away.
She thought that she had better
follow without being seen so she
could find out where Garnettu WAS
being carried.
or course. Garnettas captor didn't
go in the direction OF camp. but
directly away on a small foot path.
Carmen ran quickly on. thinking all
the time. She could run much faster
than the person who had Garnetta
could walk. because Garnetta's
weight was l20 pounds. But she
must he very careful for she might
he heard and Garnetta's captor
thought Garnctta WAS alone In the
woods. These arc Garments thoughts
as she went hurTiedly on. soon she
saws going around ahead in the path
very large man carrying Garmotta.
Neither saw her.
Carmen kept far enough behind
10 see without being seen. Present
ly in front OF them she saw a small
house. and in went the man carrying
his burden.
(To BE ContinueD
ETHEL l.. LADD,
Highland Springs, Va.
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Letters From Our Little Ones
Sends Driving,

sends Driving.
Ny Dear Editor,-Am sending in
little drawing. which hope viii
be- printed in next Sundays paper.
Give my love TO all the members.
Sincerely yours.
MARYE JOHNSON.
liz North Harrison.
That IL Fine.
Dear Editor.-we are certainly
having cold weather now. Ou- class
Of IA grade OF Paramount school
children over Ia Europe that are in
need o! things. They will De sur
prised when they sec the boxes Of
toys and things 10 play with. The
girls are sending their box different
from the BOYS. The girls are sending
10 girl and the boys are sending
theirs 10 a boy. Two other grades
are helping. too, but theirs Is not
In with ours. I have not written to
The Times Dispatch Chudren's Page
for month or two. | Will try L"
write regularly. am sending a
drawing of winter time" guess
the children Will be very much
pleased TO get their box and to find
who sen; them tho box. We will
have a very big box for the girls
and boys. or the corresponding girls
that write 20 me and read this letter
I would like to hear from them As
l do not know Of anything more 10
tell the T. ID. c. c.. Will close with
love 10 all the members and our
editor. Your old member.
EVELYN KOSHER
922 North Twentieth Street, Rich
mond. Va.
II Is Good.
Dear Editor.-I am sorry haven't
sent in story before now. but
could not think W Il story that Mr.
Trashbasket wouldn't get still
have my badge. am sending In a
continued story. which ! hope To see
In Sundays Dispatch. hope you
will accept my first chapter OF the
story in blue Ink. because didn',
have any black. but will try and
my first chapter Is any good | will
send in chapter each week
Yours truly.
CARLTON J. BUGG.
Glo East Cary street. City.
Glad You Are Pleased.
Dear Edi;or.-I am writing Won a
few lines To let you know how proud
and how happy | am to see that my
we're printed and missed old Mr..
Wasiebasket. l am sending In "a lii :
tie story and drawing. do hope
TO see them i'll next Sundays paper.
and that they will miss old Mr.
Wastebasket. l Wish YOU the best
of luck, dear editor. remain, a
new member.
LENA OwDY ELLIS.
3il7 Taylor Street. Richmond.
Try Hard.
Dear Editor-I am sending in n
lot Of things this NeSh. and hope
VIII win a prize. have been try
Ing SO hard. l get very much dis
comraged when I look over tho prize
there. but this time will try real
hard. Always your member.
LILLE GOLDBERG.
Age IL.
Send Drawings.
Dear E:ditor-We are sending in
a drawing. which we hope to see In
the paper
LESTER AND MARION CHANDLER
2l09 Paramount Avenue.
VIII Send u Soon.
Dear Ed!tor.---I saw in last sun
days paper whore won "A prize.
When do ! get II? I am anxious to
gee 1t. Thanks very much Will
try TO win another one.
Your little member.
NERNA V. POND.
COS Cumberland Street, Richmond
Sends Drawing.
Dear Editor,-I am sending In n
drawing, which hope to SEQ in
print.
LOUISE SLAUGHTER
Ago IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Bright Stories by Members Of the Club
GOOD TIMES AND MIsFonruNEs
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III
Meanwhile, the girls at camp are
getting ready for swim. one after
another they all came from the tents
dressed I'm their bathing dresses
Audrey King came out OF her tent
The fish had wings. and the frogs
Automobiles arc going through tho
air.
Sweet potatoes growing on honey
sucklc vines.
Way down South in the summer
time"
She stopped abruptly az the other
girls started laughing at her. Il
don, believe any ono In camp is even
as happy as Audrey King" lauIhtcd
Lillian. Always after me about my
ways" said Audrey w!th a 'comcal
gesture OF despair.
who is going TO try the water
first" asked Carrie.
"Oh. / Will" answered Nellie. who
was "A mischisvous girl Of Is.
Now. no tricks" said Dorothy.
"AlI right" answered Nellie after
Il graceful dive. The water Is all
right for every one except Dorothy.
who is afraid II may be too cold
But IT is rather cold
Every one laughed. and before
long every Girl vas in the water.
even Dorothy.
This really is cold water. espe-
cially TN tho spring time. when the
cold snow water flows down from
the higher mountains said the
guardian.
Mis-. Trodgold. please 10; some Of
vs. get out the boats and go rowing"
Eaid Lillian. All right. you may, but,
bc very careful" said III. guardian.
Soon the two boats were out on the
lake with tive girls In each. Miss
rrcdIoli even got In one a few
minutes. but she did not stay very
long. but got out and went over to
the diving board where the rest Of
the girls wcrc diving. SAY, girls"
said MICS Tredgold. as she neared
them. Now Is the time 10 show
you the new dive promised to"
Mss Ti.dpoid got up GU one Of
The spring hDards and divcd grace
fully OF. Soon every girl could do
e. In a few minutes Miss Tredsold
said. Girls, we have been in long
enough. We had better change
clothes and res, before preparing
supper. We can come in again to-
morrow
Thcy all came out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

Franklin was born In Boston
Mass. in 1906. lie was n famous
American statesman. scientist, and
author. He wrote many stories and
books that interest US. one OF them
is ben Frankiin's Whistle" Turn.
ing the Grindstone." and arrival in
philadelphia, When Franklin was
IL he retired from business. Frank
lin wrote AN autobiography in which
these stories which Is taken from
his autobiography. Ben Franklin
is very Interesting man 10 study
about
LUCILLE KRITZEg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Puzzle and Charade DEPARTMENT
4 lInriitie.

My nsst is in Il. but not In furni-
ture.
My second is In +. but not in egg.
My third il in Il. but not in beetle
Ny fourth is in Il. but not in razor.
My NTH is in U. but not in useful
nes..
My sixth is in \. but not in aero
bat.
Ny seventh is In r. but not in rat.
My eight his in Y. tut not in yell
low.
LILLE Goldberg.
Puzzle.
Ny hrs: is in ". but no1 "a .~e 20
Ny second is in 4, but not "A at.
My third ia in :. but not in seat.
ny fourth is in II. but not In hat
My NTH is in |, but not in ivory.
My sixth is in y, hut not in not.
Ny seventh Is In G.. hut not in goat.
My eighth is in T. bu; not in tack.
Ny ninth Is in o. but no; in on.
My ton;h Is In y, but not In now.
My whole Is the capital OF thu.
United States.
EARNEST JOHNSON.
stop IL. Nine Mile Road.
Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
THE SEASONS.
springtime is playtimc.

Springtime is playtimc.
My dears. do you hear:
Summer is graintime.
With flowers so dear:
Next comes the fall.
And schooltime is here.
But don't be discouraged,
Thanksgiving is near.
Winters our next season.
With snow, rain and elect.
But Jolly st. Nicholas comes.
"a Bringing toys. cheer and eats.
- VIRGINIA CARPENTER.
Aged IL.
Alberta. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN


of rIaoy
OF their bro clty
tina
tho
TO to IL the
Souragens letter Of tho member who several
brave
of and
rlton J. Bugg. q C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
REVENGE or nuck THORNTON.
Age Il.

CHAPTER III.
Buck left the next day FOR town,
with his two companions. BOYS. he
said. this fight Is fight to the last
man. and it amt going 10 end till 2
man of one side or the other stands
over the body Of tho last man. His
enemies were not at the saloon. Boys.
he said. they've beat It for Jack IS
ranch. After todav's travel they
came to the top OF II little ridge and
halted. There. down In the bottom
That's the ranch. Buck said. a man
came to the door Il minute and went
back. Buck turned to his COM
panions and said. boys. you hit the
trail back home. What for, ask
Milt Harris? Because I am going
TO finish this job alone. All right. we
will. but / hate 20 do it. They shook
hands and turned back the way they
had come. Buck watched them out
of sight. dismountcd. Making his
way toward the cabin he drew his
guns. He reached the door in
safety. When the men inside looked
up, they gazcd down tho muZz!e Of
six guns. Pun up your hands and
don't move. said Buck. One man
"heycd. but the other tried to draw
his gun. Bucks gun spoke out, and
he fell, never to rise again Buck
spoke. Well VIC are the only men
left now. and me and you have got
to h"ht K out. Wlich do you choose.
gun or knife. Gun said The man, ir
have 10 fight.
a week later n party OF miners
found the body OF the man Buck had
killed. Neither You nor me shall
know what become OF Buck
(rhe Enid
By DAMlAN PAIL, nAMnNr,
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Chnrndc,
riltIc.

MY nrst Ia in .. but not In open.
My second Is In y. but not in after.
Ny third is in *. but not in kiss.
Ny fourth is In q, but not in grow.
My ann Is in II. but not in rug.
My sixth Is Ia v, but not In over.
NJ sevs-S II IA V. but not In
vine.
My eighth is In E. bu; not in eat
Ny whole is in where live.
ALBERT FORTUNE.
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4 ttlnrntIc

My FIRST Ia in \. but not In all
Ny second is In L, but not in us
My third is In r, but not in talk.
My fourth IL in L, but no, In uncle
Ny dfth is in VI. but not in Mary.
Ny sixth is in y. but no. In nut.
ETHEL l.. LADD.
Highland Springs. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

sends Driving.
Ny Dear Editor.-Am sending in
n little drawing. which ! hope viii
be- printed in next Sundays paper.
Give my love TO al! the members.
Sincerely yours.
NTAnvJ- IntI%.nN
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

FOR DALE Pressed Lay, hraC QUO
lily. Holt q If ght. Zw26
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06
Ilrfal NflltH

Miss Kate Lambert of Portland is
the guest of Mrs. A. r. Jewett
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Moore and
daughter Ruth spent the 4th at Free
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs Hector Siros fCe-
ella Lessard) are the parents of a
daughter, born June %.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

Mrs. c. K. Viles and son Fred
erick, have returned from an outing
at the J. {. Viles cottage at Long
Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
PETERSBURG ~" SERVES
100000 IN ONE YEAR
Organization Shows Achieve.
mcnts of Past Year at
Small EXPENSE.

rt-'rt,l, cpt-pr y, 49,. o.,
.o,,.c,,,,, ,,. .t i,
'''' '' ~ ''''"-
eership campaign, which starts neNt
Thursday s,,nc lr,,rc,,f,.
49,,
w." XIV" "u' showing the
value Of tho association to tho com
munity
''"'''H 'h' PAST year the people
OF The city have been served more
than 200 Que ,j,r.s ~, "a. .y.. -.
NY" 1919 were served 10y IN" ply
seal department. 26.7li In tn. boys
dcrsr-r,cr,. Inc ,,nr,,,i,n,y r.3
uSt" ON -'""'' IN" i"tai ait"ndan""
=, tn. night school VAS 73u. there
var. S,.v-.i.h,
N''"N N"'' '''''
HSS "nlrh '.i2p attended, TIA. H.hl"
Classes. suppcrs and special Religions
sor,fro. wor. ,,.,,,,i
wy
l'''N-' TWO community organizations
Of tn" cit! hold meetings In she build
.r:. which We're attended I,v -. uuu:
there were lis assisted meeting.
in nudiuc jobs. slS w.rh i,urb, T.,
swim. .7i hoys sp.u, ,,y, ar mo-.
weeks ut Camp Rotary: 2s oOO n,,,,d
cd games SuCialS. and rNhihirs i'm
IN" building
All nr tho above v,s dan, m
total oNp"uditur" OF l.sS than SKA
coo, shout ~ cents p.r person served
InlS IS nearly >lo.oo" l"sSethan tn.
year N"ior". In tn" report. It is stat
"a, nara times cut the incom"
F'.'''.
'""'h '''"'s newt week viii
sour" ~" m"mh"rs FOR
81, ~, "" 'h''r" member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
WHY MEN SET FASHIONS

As q ru'". only admir-. tn. co'ors
and designs IN whirh They can max
~" themselves II you arc sim and
dark. YOU newer give ,n"urhl to
III" needs Of sour "a, naN"m sister.
"rha, is Why men ar, hotter imam
Women as arhr,"rS OF fashions Th,v
civ" an unbiased opinion ON ,h"
h"amty 80 a DESIGN ana its commor-
"ial value, for even Ii thry a.. IN
l"V" they ii" not So. rv,rythmu m
the terms of what w"uld sui, on.
Woman. Thcy may admire "a dark.
pn"rnly girl lni thry know what
liu" iinny H"ldru-r"rls Shouil
wear"
Had Taste.
This j ,l- reason Why w"m,u dn
mol c"utroI lh- f.shi.u- ThiuE il
OYER, Hui YOU viii -. tnu ~ j.
TIA" ,'S". II ais" has a ,ur,.InrN.
~ sly ~" Il" not s., tlI,. com
m"rriHl v.,lgr of the uply. M,u HAY"
ANS faculty Th"y can, u a lie
tH'h"I mauu"r. imInEiu" tie. i,rr ~
w"ul"m wh" hunts Tor a dress Irurth
"i StUWy uurbaasimr ""l"r~ uul ,.,ud.
i'S,r'- 81" vii! not l., nnrpy Tin
$n" gets At
W"nau. tn" inr",rrani cries why
cater for TIA" cr"atur. with lad
,aSt"t" ru man. tie commercial.
Sos "a" hIrm in giving tn. poor
lady " hat STA" wants. II IS tn" IN
@iur; for making money which Is
responsible" f"r TIA" ugly fashions a.
which urn sometimes rail - vol
nS Tor the hcaUtifu! ones which they
admire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
To Tnik ont"Niicrobc. :.

Microbes viii 10 the slhjcc, ~
ne address AZ the mems meeting a,
tHe Central y NJ. ca this afternoon
ana Rev W w Weeks II II
pastor Of Grace Street Rants,
Church VIII he tho speaker nr
N'f+s VIII speak on this suhJoc, hv
sP"SisI request, as IL Is an addr.S :
t''"h'. delivered h"for" the mem
h"'s ~ boy. l:odg. aud was roustd
cred on" 80 III. strongest adlr.s..
eyer delivered hcfor" rhat body m,
h'NS meet ug Viii 10 held i'm til.
''h "F - inc association n, : J. NJ
aAH Nil 10" addressed by Professor
II i''Hford Assistant Sup.rint.nd-
en- ~ Furlc Schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
icy Universal s"rvicc.l

lRN Universal S"rvi"".l
LONDON. oct -. III. fashions for
next years summer rirl ar" already
made. In TIA" Factories wh.r" voiirS.
Cret"nn"s. c"tinu i"uIardS OF rarin"s
ar" manufactured Ia" rolls If ma,.-
rial destined 4" deck Miss lH23 are
r"mpl"I" that * where ia" rambling
romano" Of business comes in.
Tho mauuta"tur"r IN Carlisl" or
Manchester haas had Ia back his
fancy whether stripes .ll-uN"r pat
terms "r il.,!u ."I"r~ viii hr prcmirr
tav"rit" lNrl" mouths h,u,". Trips
t" i'Iri. and I,"Ud"u hrlr hiu hut
3" snurr TIA, Fancy of urNt Years
summer Sir! = a drlirAt" matter. uud
'"u'n m"mry may l." mad" OF lost
over the trend 1T hrr illrluuouS
taste
stan ~ designers is kept on the
premises O: every cotton spinning
factory. AMI tHrir w"rk j. aurm"nIrd
hy irhWlnA> purchased ir"in ahr"Ad.
som" e! tH- artists ar" women. lat
inr actual I~vi~I"n as t. the a.>i@nS
N.nt NIL! ..- used aui la what rang,
of r"l"r- they VIII nr printed rests
with men.
trhItrrs
ThlS SOUNDS a quaint ANOMALY WNy
should mls't: ,u" iaStJ Select ih,.
patterns i"r w"m-n'S wear through
"u' ia" Kingdom" surely the mann
II"tNr"r would r"t better results II
Do" 'mpl"y"d wum.n 81 fashion
stag" stars "r other famiuIu" l"yu-.
i''s of dress E" help MIN S-itl" his
plans for nest summers r.rl. This
d, tn" tirs, though, which flashes
through thu mind "f - Woman when
sh" hears that d, is men wa" max.
her dress SiNI,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
~ Isn't Just To live To he irO. - i,
1" J.. Joy I@ni,nc inO ~ >iu..
~I"nrt> 10! >prp-ia Tablets.

u III stomach taxes kindly Iu r
VA" lh' t'>i nay I" AVOID l"'riIl" D,
!" i'irE'ul ~ with ~ttiir''~ h.-l.f~I
t;ihI - -" "n 'atiu. Nhai-.N-f .uu
nix. eat li," - bay. ct, u.". Guu-a.
nuts. p"..l"s, fried "reS nud -3re 81.
onions hEt a''rr eating tn >II. 20
s".ss"'Ss ANA surH diSrr"-s'- llu 20
lnHlE'Sil"n, StUari's NN~p'l,~.t T.,b
'rlN XIV" IN" stomach tn. aI',.I.rt
"il'"i that u"Utrali""S aCidify h'rr.
~l"warh sweet .,ud ynu feel .nrd ...,,
i'L' l"'r"d Tor ,h. u'N' m"rl. irH ,tr
go e" cont box ~ Stuart l,es
J'"psIH Tablets 80 amy ,iTuC-I-' 'rrs
iN"m iuGrN. NGN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
u",nrrnn> Mrcr at, rnd,c>. cn,.rn>

liAisl;lSp\EI' &c, VA oct -
Nor" than 20" members aud lh.it
'u"stS 81 IA" Winchester. ll,rrt-n.
hurS aud stanton clubs :,tt'uird thu
irsi annual Shenandoah Valley In-
'atN 'nh Confluence A..u N-~i-i-
day al TIA" Eudl"SS taN,ru>. ..li.ht.,n
miles north 81 this ,itN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Eat Heartily
Never Feel OLE
Good E""d. Well DIur.tcd. NM.
Sinart'> >p"p>ln Tablets Make
Hest t"m ii!natinn KNOWN

7" feel ynuus amt .hipror. uu ,ua,.
''r h"W many tn" t'ar- calls fpr .
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-03-03

advertisement was ordered inserted in
the local papers.
Notice to Contractors
i, Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Marion county, Florida, will until
1900 a. m March Sth, 1922, receive
sealed bids for the construction of
approximately twelve and one-half
miles of lime rock roads between Dun
Mellon and the Levy-Marion county
line near Romeo.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check, made payable to the
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of Marion county,
Florida, in the sum of two thousand
($2,000.00), as guarantee that the
bidder will, if awarded the contract,
enter into contract and make bond
within the specified time.
Plans and specifications will be on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Marion county, Florida, at
Ocala, Florida, on and after February,
2Sth, or Specifications can be secured
from the Engineer, upon payment of
$500 to cover cost and printing.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
D. Frazier Thomas, Engineer, Gain
esville, Fla
R. B. Meffert, Chairman Board of
County Commissioners.
T. D. Lancaster, Jr., Clerk.
There being no further business the
Board thereupon adjourned.
Attest: T. ID. Lancaster, Jr, Clerk.
r. B. Meffert, Chairman.