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PIMLICO RESULTS

ss eFs' r"s $500 fo Won SC 9scn;ny
20. s2.40. second; Elizabeth Bean.
SEQ. third. Time: as As. Also ran
.-fravus. Hucklebcrry Finn. Gray
Bonnet and Silkc and Satin.
s. 40. $500 and $50. won: Smithncld.
80 and $3.50, second: kathcryn liar-
land. $40 Time: 4:02 - Also ran
--liayol Green, Butcher Boy. Bryan
OLynn and Sew Haven.
Third race. one mile and an eight
Sea Pirate. $3.50. $3.50. SG36. won.
king John. s. and $3.50. second: Fair
Also ran---pastoral Swain. Wakcnid.
laric.
Fourth race. -four furlonss-rru-
Sogsarth Aroon, SEQ and out see
ond; Rcchnbite, out, third. Time:
-. "a. Also ran Dough o'Rcgan.
;" 30. $500 and s2.40. Won: Golden
sphere. :Il;Io ana $3.50, second; Hy
=, Jimmy. 1920. third. Time: l:il Ed.
Also .ran-Cal iSuia. Rcprisal. Relay.
war Zone and Carnandale.
sixth race. six furlonEs-Supcria =
live, SO. $50 and Solo. won; Mes
sin"s. $3.50 ana S3.lo second: Night
Raider. $500. third. Time: l:i2 a..
Also ran Rcdstone Madeline. Lillian.
Kings Champion. Cromwell. Saga
more. Aliover and wcllnndcr
Seventh race. six furlongS-Bro-
mclia. :l3.2o. $3.50 and $3.50. won:
Mayor House. Sll.s0. $3.50. second
ran--hlack Betty. Eountiful. Indian
Prince, Teddy r.. n-Thc Post. a-San-
grade. Noogeria and Lady Menve.
a-Couplcd: l.. IL. Mclean entry.
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FELT worm OUT
In Every Way
Tennessee Lady Snys She Was
Greatly Relieved by TAX
ing Cardui and Recon-
mended 1t to Daughter.

Fountain City. Tenn.-NIrs Jet
Weaver, wife Of substantial. we'll
to-do farmer on Route 2, this place.
says she has known of Cardui for
many years. She gave tho follow
Ing statement Of her experience
with this well-known, purely vege-
table tonic for women:
Il was In a rundown, weakened
condition. was thin, with poor
appetite, and In every way worn
out; could hardly go; would be
miserable and dizzy.
Many mornings / sat down In a
chair to make my bread.
~ would get discouraged. and
wonder what my troubles were, and
whore they would end
II had known of Cardui for years,
and | began using ii as last re-
sort. took one bottle and felt
some better. Continued using UNI
I'll had used three or four bottles.
THE result was marvellous. [
felt altogether different-in fact,
felt so much relieved that when my
daughter wrote she wasn't we'll, I
wrote her TO 60 to the store and get
some Cardui. Il,
She did, and it certainly bene-
fitted her.
Since then. ! have tried to scat
ter the good news that would help
others.
My present health is very good ="
If you suffer as many women do,
and need n tonic. try Cardui.
Thousands OF women who have suf-
ferod have written that Cardui
helped them.
Take Cardui! Your druggist
sells it-Ady
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'N'h"'' from FIRST IaEc.)
dates of participation. The partici-
p"uon Of these cities is as follows:
Alexandria Night-TuesdaS. May IS.
l. or Va. Night. May ~.
University OF Virginia Night
char!ottcsville)- Nav
-. May
Roanoke NiGht-Thursday, Nav o..
Norfolk Night-Friday. May 90.
Williamsburg 3trht-SotnrI,,
May 81. "'' ~
Tho directors OF tho Virginia Pa
Ecant call the attention OF attend
ng visitors. whether by railway. an.
'omobile or trolley, that Il is ex-
peuieht TO make ali admittance
tickets. hotel or room accotnmoda
non and railway ticket resnryotions
wen in advance because OF the great
crowds expected. not only from the
city OF Richmond and other points
throughout the state. but from many
other Eastern. Northern and West
ern states. where there arc consider
able colonies OF onc-time Virginians
FOR tull information prospective vis-
itors may address the Virginia His
torical Pageant Association ut Its
richmond offices. suite I. Mutual
Building.
Electrical Equipment Arrives.
iracticnlly carload of electrical
equipment for the Virginia Historical
taEeant was received Yesterday. the
lsichmohd-New York Steamship Com
pany's agent in New York co-opcrat-
ing IN securing the equipment. lie
VISITED hle!gels Studio at the request
o. local officials, secured iitty-slx
dinmers. fortyfour hood lights. six
spot !IShis, more than Il mile Of cable
ana other equipment. loaded it on
t.s1s 4
placed IL in Richmond within TWEEN
ty-four hours.
The three lO0-foot tents. which will
be used as dressing rooms. also have
arrived and Will be stretched in am
pie time for use by the performers.
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ATHLETIC
FEDERATION FORMED
LRy Assncintch press-

WASHINGTON, May S.-The Ma
tonal Amateur Athletic Federation
was organized here today by Repre-
S"ntativcs OF many leading athletic
organizations from all sections Of
the country for the purpose OF pro-
noting more wholesome sports IN
america. Tho action was taken at
the suggestion first made by Score
iary of War Weeks before the Amer
lean Olympic Association last No
vcmncr. although opposition was Of
icicd today by several dele gates to
adopting the proposed constitution
because II apparently usurpri some
OF the authority OF their organiza-
tons
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sleep DeCter and nave kept on I'M
proving ever since. / have taken
seven bottles now and am so happy
that am all over these bad feelings. I"
Mrs. B. LANSER, 1859 N. 3rd ST.,
Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
For the woman entering middle age
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com :
pound can be Of much benefit. Dur
ing this time of life certain changes
take place which sometimes develop
into serious trouble.
Melancholia, nervousness. irritable
ity, headache and dizziness are some
Of the symptoms. Lydia Z. Pinkham' 8
Vegetable Compound Is natural
restorative, especially adapted to as
sist nature in carrying. you safely
past this time. Why not give it fair
trial?
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SEA ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
- COMPANY
no. lcN or ANNuAI. MErr1Nn

NO ICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the annual
tneetihe OF the stockholders OF tho Sea-
hoard Air Line Railway Company viii h.
nero al inc principal onioe OF tho Com
psny. North Market Street. In the CITY
OF Petersburg. Virginia. at twelve o'clock
OF MAY. 1922. for the purpose OF elect
ING board of directors and the transao-
Won OF any and all other business that
may come before the meeting tncludIn
considerins and voting upon tho approval
and ratification OF all contracts, acts ana
proceedings OF tho board OF directors. ar
ecutiVe committee and ofnosrs sines tb.
last annual meeting OF stockhoidera
In accordance with tho proyisions NJ
ths by-laws. the Close OF business on ,hs
18th day OF April, 1922, has bsan sssd
las the TINS for Determining stookhoider arr
iof record entitled to vote at said meat.
Hy order Of the Dxsousivs Committee,
April =, 1s1i,
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ROBERTSON TO PUT
HIS CASE BEFORE
EMBASSY TODAY

tcon'i"ued From First page)
confirmation from the Senator's Of
fee ihat Mr.. Jurncy had gone TO
Newark but scvera! or the Senator's
associates had the impression that
tc secretary was there in connection
with the matter
Says Claimed to lie Justice Agents.
Robcrison's charges that the de-
iociiv"S who attempted TO get him
out of the country represented them
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EAST DOWNS WEST
IN TENNIS MATCHES
~ United Newsl

Der ELEY CAL. May S.-hl
though Bin Johnston. OF San Fran
cisco. former national champion. wax
the Individual star of the East West
tennis classic hare, the East won ia.
event today By cllnching the doubles
matches.
Tilden and Vincent Richards. ron.
r"senting, the East. defeated Johns
ton and Johnny Strachan. represent
ing the West. G-S. O.. G-S. oil ga.
The WestcrnerS fought n hard bat
tie. They Weakened ia the last two
sets. which the Fasteners won with
out great difficulty.
Johnston was In great form I'm tho
singles. easily overcoming Richard
~ the first match, and winning from
ridden 90, Ga. 10. d.. 60. in one
OF the most brilliant exhibitions over
Gecn IN the West.
International League UcsnitS.
Bufalo. .: Reading 3
Toronto, D; Newark. ,.
Rochester. :; Jersey CITY. g.
Syracuse. |: baltimore, :
South Atlantic League Results.
Augusta. /: Charlotte. =
Grecnv!llc, .: Spartanburs, z.
Columbia, S: Charleston. 4.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
49, J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
1914 Iiaiu
TWO ATTRACTIVE

TWO ATTRACTIVE
CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE LOTS
SOUTHWEST CORNER WIcKHAM
ST. AND NEAR STUART ROAD.
AT public auction on promises
TUESDAY. MAY 9TH.
$50 +. NJ.
l. lot. fronting 81 iI-lVO feet on west
line OF chamDcrla?Te Ave. at south
west corner Of N.ickham st. by Il
depth uf Ii3 % 100 Tee, on IL north
crn liza. and lJ2 feet on it's southern
line. 10 Il 2O-i@ot alley. on whIcn IT
abuts % si-iUO feet.
III. lot. fronting loo feet on west line
OF ,hamb"rlaync Ave. beginning 100
zee; south Of stuart Road. b, 40 feet
to alley
IN. completion and opening OF
Cham hcrlayn" ave. and i.uiHbnrdy
ST brings these lots in Il few minutes
drive 10 center of the city and viii
greatly Increase their value and de-
STABILITY.
The last described lot can be d.
vidcd into four lots II desired BUY
and BUILD HERE for USE or
TERMs; Easy nd announced "a,
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Aucttonccrs.
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CHURCH HILL. BOOKS
CAME WITH ALL-STARS

Church HIl Athletic Club will play
the liopcwcll All-Stars. a semi pro
baseball team. tomorrow afternoon
nj G. {. a. Field ut . o'clock An
nounc"mcnt was made last night bv
Archie EvaHs, manager 1f tee local
TEAM. That he had closed witA the
ilopcwell team for the contest.
thurch III expects to bring other
teams To Richmond for mid-wceis
EalnrS.
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Loading Cargo
important Task

The matter Of loading and dis
charging the cargo on a ship
is not a small task, nor one to
be taken lightly.
The safety Of the shipments
and even Of the ship itself
depends on the method en-
ployed in slowing the freight
so that shifting or breaking
will be prevented.
Last summer we brought a
new stevedore to Richmond, in
order to take every precaution
in this matter Of loading and
unloading.
He was experienced in this
kind Of work, and his skill has
been proven time and again in
the quick and safe handling
of the freight that is entrusted
to our care.
The Chief Stevedore is a man
who must be not only skilled
in loading and unloading, but
also in rigging" That is to
say, that if rigging has to be
placed in order to load or dis
charge some unwieldy piece of
freight, he knows how 1t
should be done. He also is
familiar with the various
faults and weaknesses Of diff
ferent commodities, so that in
slowing the cargo he can in
sure the safe arrival Of the
shipment.
With our skilled corps Of men
the handling charges-load-
ing and discharging of freight
are kept to a minimum.
and the safety Of the ship and
the cargo is assured.
In such things as these we
strive continually to better
our service to shippers and
stockholders.
Watch for these stories
Of the Richmond-New
York Steamship Line
every Tuesday and Friday.
S. A. OVEN.
General Manager.
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not even do m y
wn homework,
could not sleep at
night and all kinds
of queer thoughts
would come to me.
Finally ] gave up
going to the doc
tor and a friend
told mo of Lydia
E. Pinkh am 8
Vegetable Com
pound. After the
first bottle / could
hara GADt ON 49,,
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AUCTI6NS-LEEALS
Legal Notices
81 1

Inc annual meeting Vf the Mutual As
su'sncs Society OF VirsiniA will be held
Al the oiNcc Of the .Oci"ty. Room 2Ds
tuiuh! Bu!iding HchmVud Va. on
MAY Is. 1879. at O'Clock Il. 81.
q. MOFFETT KING
Secretary.
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To tho creditors OF HILTON +.
CLARK. OF Richmond, in the
oresaid-Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on
March 81. 1922, the said HILTON T..
CLARK was duly adjudicated bank
rupt and that the first meeting OF
his creditors VIII be held In my Office.
Rooms illS-lll9 Mutual building
richmond. Va. on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY. 1922. at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. ut which time the said creditors
may attend: prove their claims. mp
point trustee. examine tho bnni-
rupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
TlIOS. u. SNEAD
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
May s. 1922.
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Trustee S Auction Sale

OF ATTRACTIVE SEMI BuSGALOw
CONTAINING Sc EN ROOMS
BATH AND ALL MODERN con
VESlE%CES. 81 I 4 y r /. - ~
BELLEVUE COURT. ABOUT
THREE D.OCKS EAST OF BRYAN
PARK.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To tho creditors OF ARCHIE II.
CtbBON, OF Richmond, in the
county OF lIcnrico. and district
aforcsaid-l}an krupt:
Motto" ~ hereby given that on
hrril ~. 1922, tho said ARCHIE
II. cEBHOS was duly adIuGI-
Gated bankrupt, and that the FIRST
meeting of his creditors will be held
In my office. Rooms INSANE Mutual
bu!ihinE, KI@hnond. Va, on the 18TH
DAY or MAY, 1872. at 10 O'Clock I'm
TIC forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine tho
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TiiOS. Il SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
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Atlas &c COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY

Once of the Secretary.
Notice IL hereby given that tho regular
annual and general meeting of stockholm
trs q! tho Atlantic Coast Lin. railroad
Company viii he hr.d at The oi,ic- OF IN.
Company. ia the Richmond Terminal Rail-
way station ia tho ci.y OF Richmond
Virginia. on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY 1879. -; ii o'c:ncn Is. 81. The
transfer BOOKS OF the Company wiIl clos.
Wednesday. Stay !:.-. at o'clock 4. 81.
and vii be T.u0enci ou Wednesday Sisy
u. 1879. AT 10 o'clock a. ~
Apru -. 1922
II r niCHESoN &: 90.
Real Estate and Loans
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In execution OF "A certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned. dAicd Nu-
gust 18TH. 1921, recorded tn the clerks
piiic. -: Hrnriro County Circuit
Court in J.. -. 3iT-B page a5l de-
fault nuv!ng been made III a part OF
the debt therein secured ard being
required 80 TO do by tho holders
thereof. l viii sell by public auction
on tho premises on
SATURDAY. MAY i3TiI. 1929.
az o o'clock i. NJ.
the real estate described In sa'l deed
a. follows:
IN TIM, certain lot OF Land. 20.
Soihcr with tho u.w stucco dwelling
ana all other improvements thereon.
lying and being Ia the County OF
iicnr!co. Virginia, near the city Of
Richmond, Virginia ana known as
lot No. % ia block r in the plan OF
Bellevue Court. tho metrs and bounds
Of which said 10, funny appear OF. the
said plan, which IS recorded IN tho
clerks office OF tho Circuit Court OF
it:nricn County In Plat Book II. pages
is5 and 1856"
TERMS; Cash
II, r. RiCHESOS.
This sale is made subJae; 80 To- n
prior lien Of 100000. together with
interest thereon from November list
l92l. at GO per aunum.
While tn" terms OF tho trust re-
gUir" al! cash. NOR. reasonable terms
may u" secured from Ia, auct.oncers
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Valuable Apartment PROPERTY

AT III Floyd AVENUE.
RICHMOND. NlRGINlA.
THU NSDAf. NAY nth 1922
AZ $50 O'Clock L. NJ.
As Executor OF the Will of w.
Minor Woodward deceased. / Will Of
Ter Tor sale at public auction on tho
premises, at $3.50 o'clock i. NJ.
THURSDAY. MAY ilTli. 1922,
thnt valuble thrce-story and base
nent APARTMENT house. situated at
sl' Floyd Avenue. The lot has II
frontage on Floyd Avenue OF thirty
ihrce feet and runs back 1893 feet 10 n
2O-foot paved alley. The first and
sccond apartments consist OF seven
rooms each exclusive of bath but
Ier'H pantry and stOreroom. The third
apartment contains four rooms and
bath. This property ~ very aitrac-
lively located and viii produce
good revenue.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash and bal
ance In one. two and three years with
D per cent interest secured by deed
chaser
STEWART NJ. WOODWARD.
~tt.
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THE ATLANTIC LAND AND IMPROVE
MEST COMPANY.

u
Notice is hereby given tina, the regular
annual meeting OF Stockholders Of Tho
Atlantic Land and improvement Com
pany Will be held At the Office Of the
company In the Richmond Terminal Rail-
way Station. in the city OF Richmond
Virginia. on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY. 1922. at 1890 o'clock p II.
II. l.. BORDEN Secretary.
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SrUAET A!E.-Seinldr,arhed br!ck.
rooms and BATH I7..D1. Mcdaniel. .sith
r. = iiudsirs x GO
WEST GRACE sT iIUA.E. 1000 bl,cx
ii..iNl. Iienf.mg Is 90. Mo- -
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.itLIiOSS--LEG.lLS
Legal Notices
FOR SALE.

Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
,nlca mot later than TUESDAY MAY s9
st u. NJ. FOR the frame dwellings Nos
2slG- 2siS2s&u-2S:22sZ y Street Pur.
chaser I" remove shTne from present locA.
ton within sixty 600 days after date OF
sale: terms. cash before removal.
BIDS may pc for the entire lot or for
each double tenement separately
The school Board reserves The right to
eject any or al! bids.
Bids should be arked proposal and
hddre ssed 20 &c. 4. Waltord. Clorh and
SUPERVISOR"
Property will DC sold subjcc, to present
monthly leases.
c. 4. WALFORD
iuprk Sun.
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QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE ACE
Women Should Know how Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Helps at This Trying Period

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. IL was
run down, tired and nervous. / could
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FOR RENT.
irst Floor Store

Splendid location FOR real estate
o'i.c" or hardware business. Apply
Tenant. 100 North Seventh Street.
Randolph Il43. u.
RICHARD -: JONES CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
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OiSfL4i CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
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April 10. 1922.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. April 2B 1929.
Ihe annual meeting OF Lot Owners OF
hollywood Cemetery Co. will be held at
.he Chamber OF Commerce building audi
sorium on TUESDAY. MAY THE 9TH.
1922. at $3.50 +. II.
e. C. WIGHT. Treas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09

In the matter OF No oo5o
ARCHIE H. CtBBOE. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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LLOYD AVE. HONE--w-., OF the Houie-
art. . rooms. hpt-wIt"r heat hard
ROOD floors and lISatgFy on rrst aour
rhi, hoUss must b. seen 20 u. fully np.
pFcciaied. Act qrick II you wan; . bar
lain. Price. Is.gGG. terms II desired
Rogers. Smith Z iiesl-p. Mutual Bldg
Madison l;tT
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Six Desirable
Building Lots

west Of the Belt Line. at the south
east corner of Main street and La
fayettc Avenue.
We, will sell at auction on the
premises on
THURSDAY. MAY 1lTH. 1922.
at $50 o'clock +. NJ.
the above mentioned lots. This IS an
excellent location and !, good oppor-
tunity Tor you TO get good invest
ment.
TERMS: onc-fourth cash. balance
ono year.
w L. PURCELL. JR.. CO.. INC.
fuctionenrS.
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AIRY ST.. -. l2i--For sale. two.,,ory
basement brick dwelling 3 nJO'n. bath
electric light. rented to September. pay
inE per cent. Part OF purchss. money
CON remain on mortgage II desired. All
hrers - q. l.. Bcd.il, Room J. Mutual
Tiulld!uy
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IIurMn state League.

Jacksonville. 8; Daytona, >.
ST. Petersburg, q; Orlando, =.
La i elAnI. 10. IumnI
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705 West Grace ST.
m o d e IN flats, detached,
rented 81, 800; offered at
an investment price.

J. ACRES. NEAR CITY. AT VILLAGE
or ~ r. & T.. A%D THE MOST BEAU
TIFUL HOME SITE. WITH HAlLKOAD
FACILITIES. NORTH OF RICHMOND
OFFERED on EASY TERMS AT Ar.
TRACrIsA. PRICE
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CARSEAL'S FARM BARGAINS.
VIC have listed with Ms farms OF NIL
s*aer and descriptions. both dairy and
truck. az bargain prices. See Gr West.
j. -. Carnival. n SOSS.
IL North Ninth Street.
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but who wants to kiss erupt!ons7
Pimply men don't look Ike the owners
OF anything. Pirnply women. too, arc
puzzles. with no prospects and no
power. Young men and women. here's
tho positive way out. Physics and
purgatives will fat! what you need
Is a sciontiflc blood cleanser. y. s.. g.
Is ono OF the most powerful destroyers
OF blood impurities. You can prove thLe
In short time. s. S. s. has been
passed on By n jury OF millions Of PEG
pie Just like your4c!f IL lis considered
one OF The most powerful vegetable
blood purifiers and flesh builders In
existence. That's why YOU hoar Of 80
many underwe!ght people putting on
lost flesh In hurry. why you hear OF 30
many rheumatics being freed from this
scourge. with 8. 5. s. Start today with
g. 8. s. and 500 your face clear and
your skin get ruddlcr. your flssii
tirmer. II Win give you boost in'yopr
career. q. 3. q. 10 sold at ali drug
stores. In two siseB. Thu larger aSzo
u the moro ocononaical ~
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81
Houses for Sale

BfRD pAKk--S!K- rooiu brick house.
newly built. Thoroughly modern Direct
from owner. bargain ut ts.cGo. Box
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"h,"s OF participation. The pnrtici-
P"Ioh "i these cities is as follows:
'eNahdria Night-TuesdaS May IS
f.vI,
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LOS for sale
Mo&TIcELLo PLACE.

v asa HAMPTON LOTs-Airs Halves Liza.
.p.ug az An."r,o.-" National Hank
IEhcI!TUL lot noa5 cary stree, Road;
r'iy improvements, For 6alx or *
.'EuEke Tor sENU .ucnin. piur"rty we'll
f'ni'i boulevard !ia0.
pNt >CHE LOTS. on the H.. r. q T., a,
l.tuf"I Easy 'vrms Madison 2i.S
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FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see US.
G. l.. & H l.. DENOON
807 East Main Street.
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NORFOLK DECLARES
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FOR STATE PAGEANT

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Wanted Real Estnte

j bia--"!ii rny cash for your lot quick
utt!uh. $50 PARTICULARS. AdGresA 1IoI
- 81. are Inc Dispatch.
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JAMES T. COSBY,
$40 East Main Exclusively

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