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Greater Richmond'* Oraatest Newspaper,
GREATEST WANT A.\D HEAL. ES?
TATE ailSUlUM l\ VIRGINIA, A.\U
UMi Of Xlltl DUST IS AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
Dally, oac cent per nord nUcu paid
lu idvouvt. So Ad. tnkou lur R-a> tl?iu
ten ecuik.
One and one-bulf centa a word nil
cluaMlllvHtlunn except Slluullou Wnulrd
'or Kuuduy. Situation VYuuted, one ocui
a tsord. No Ad. huuila) lukcu for less
? hau nrtvt-u cents.
No Ada. tnktu lur less tbuu tntnl)
Uvc ceuta wbeu pboued In wr cuuri;cd
ut the counter.
1'hune orders u?' Kuuruiile.-d.
CluaalUcutlona not Ktiaruu.ecd alter
"::ii> t>, SI.
For business cuntrucla. Bead for the
Want Ad. Mau. Iliuur .Monroe 1
IL??i ano i;an no
?X/hT? '(;< > I. D lo? K BT. INI T1A LS "v. ' S
M. It.c ive reward ju.'i W. Grin- .
LOST? 7.N~ TOILET ROOM. CUSTo.M
House BulMlirj. June Jtj, 191?, OIW
tola watch, with common tob; lnl*|
Hain E. T. uii front case. Return
to K. THOMPSON. I*, s. Internal
I!' vi icie OIIU :< , and rewind. '
l?st." NLA it HIGHLAND I 'a IS K, ?>NE
monthly time bock containing re?
ceipt* and bills; s:, reward li return-1
' cd to A. R. CROSS. 811 Brook Ave. I
L?ST. 'Vi'ST ER da V. 15v AN Ol.U
colored woman, a IG bill. Finder
will pica c return to ela.m A; FUN
STEN._
LOST. LADY'S GOLD WATCH. IS
Jewels. Elgin, on Harvey, botween
.Mam and Park AavenUC. Liberal
reward If returned to 23 South
Adams._
lost, h kt w e k n a i ? a ms ani m a i n
and Empire Theatre, brooch pin, en?
graved "M." Kinder please call Mon?
roe 3M1S-L. _
CA MB to mv PLACE YESTERDAY
afternoon; one Jersey cow and calf.
Owner ran get same by proving
property and paying for tins au. !
? i j. .1 _ '
t?r|n caantru, a? ale
WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMT. AiiLie
bodied, unmarried men, between agci
of 18 and Iii. citizens of United states,
of go'd character a,:iJ temperate hau- i
li?. who can speak, read and writ* j
tho Engl s:i language. For 'nforma
tion apply to Recruiting Oftlcer. sUO I
E.Bro/.d Sir- i. Richmond. V?.
WANTED, BAGGAGE PORTER AP
; ply HOTEL HI mivosd._
W AN T1.1'. A s'l. 11v ANT GIRL. APPLY
Ins East Broad.___
w anT ei?, i'l l'.ST? ijLASS HARHER, AT
once. 111-'. Fast Main
WaNTED'.~a" Y< .1 no man To drive '
wagon. Apply, with references,
P.o Y.\ i. LA i N DRY._I
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS tinner.
SMITH fi ELI' PLUMBING AND
HEATING co.. Smlthltcld. Va._
{WANTED, TWO I i a mm K1 ISm VTl 1S. j
experienced on locomotive forging.;
to work on 3,000 and 5,600-pouud
Chambcrsburg steam hammersisteady |
woi k. No st tike or other trouble
with men. CAMDEN FORGE com
PAN y, Caind'i.. N J._
ASSISTANT AUDITOR, WITH cos1
orxperlencc, tLSOO-tUGOO to bcg.n;
hardware storekeeper. H.L'on. i;d
MUND8 BUSINESS AGENCY, ? En*t
vvi ii Baltln oi._Md_
?uudiiono cciiinicti. ^alrT
i .N '?? iHi.M i.i' ITrEvi ARD i?E-ii:~:s
position in Richmond: Ai ret.i.e. s.
Vidoi-s .1 ? Ti:r.e?.:? : tch.
yCUNC't AIAN. TUIIEK YEARS' iSX'E
rience as clerk, tics tea clerical sit
uutUn; good references. A-Urens .*
'?'.e. tare Tim s -OSpatch._
WANTED.. POSITION by . YOUNG MAN. '
highly recommended; clerical work
In office only. Address J '.St. care
Tim's-Disratch._ _ _
\v\NTED, by YOUNG - mAn OF TBn
yiKis- experience at general office]
work, position, open for Immediate
or luiilre acceptance. Can furnish
best <>f references, o 069, care Tlmes
: '.s; a_
l?r!p C&lantrb jrrmale
vV ANTE VC * i>fPETBNT woman ".Cs
working housekeeper, to live in Ha
gerstown. Md. Give references and
salaiv e\pe?t.d Apply MRS MAR?
SHALL m1LTON, cart Rev. Wm. b.
Lee. Gloucester. Va._
wanted, a young lady for of
nce work; one that can operate
typewriter preferred. Address H II",
care Tiinc*-OiK|>at< h_
WANT 1H '. S V1 IST ITU T11 ST ENO?ftA -
piier; one famllar with dictaphone
preferred. Address o 891, careTlmc-s
feitiianono, PfotY?Gionai" "?
WaNTE'i>*,"""B Y 'voUNG LA I?Y."'posi?
tion as governess for small children;!
fivt years' experience; references ;
exchanged. Address liux in. Buenn
Vista. Va._
WANTED, POSITION AS TliACilYii:
of voice and piano by lady graduate.
Box 923, >V:n"ii.i Lnki . Ind._
_ toilers
W^ ANTED,"" T! i E PUB I AC TO KN O W
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, 91J
Kast .Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
ard REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken in exchange.
Busi'nc'j? Oppoitunitir?
ccPofrr.\tivbPgardens.?let mi:
ttdl you all about out plans for
saving you from 50 "per cent, to 75
per cent, of your table supply b'lls
and still glvo you a bettCl quality
and in abundance. C. 8. RICHARD?
SON, Basement American National
BanlL^_
i"w\ 11 E oT'7'? RTU NIT Y O F F E R E D
young or middle-aged man with 41.
000 to buy halt-interest In promis?
ing local Industry. Proposition 'n
d'.i.^d by Enlcrpr.se Committee of
Richmond Chamber of Commerce as
well as outside trad.' oxperta. -Ma?
chinery and equipment all paid for;
sales established already in several
Slates, and foreign agents ready it.
close for territorial rights. Addi?
tional capital with services required.
Act quick. Western capital is in
terCSted. Address G Oil"., care Times
Dlspatch. _
WANTED ENGINES AN1) BOILi Rs
for overhauling. RICHMOND MA
CH1NE WORKS. INC._
WANTED, TO BORROW $3,000 AT 10
per cent, for eighteen mouths on a
business proposition. Address J 7.'.'.',
earn Times -1lispaich.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS nN Till;
right side Of East Urn.id Street for
sale for an approximate Investment
of |10,000; part cash and part i>y
notes with reliable ludorscrs. Apply
e 581. care Tlmes-Dlspati h.
EXi'HI.I.KXf opportunity t(i BUY
an established and paying business;
satisfactory reasons for selling, tl
6711, caro Timi? s-D 1 spatch._
A good, SOUND, PROFITABLE,
wholesale and retail business for
sale. Will require $10,000 to $15,000;
Investment will sell Immediately; am
paying 40 to f>0 per cent, on Invest?
ment; am turning capital over every
30 to 4f> days. If you don't moan
business und hnvi- not the money
don't answer. Address J 106, care
Times-Dlspaicii._
meal (Estate Srot l?hT
r^r^ren'lC cotta t'. E. WILL( >'l;Gl'i
by Beach, noar Eleventh street.
July and August; $fio per. month;
furnished; electric lights, piano;
good water. Will rent for Sopt/m
ber, $20. Apply quick. J. B. B?OR
?TERy 288 Water Street, Norfolk, Ya,
crop, rent, six-room" house in
Rlverview; yard and garden; on car,
line. Rent, $12.r,0. Call Madison!
637-L
ponltri', pct? ani) 2iibc fetock
for sake. imi.uk ' pcppihs.' sable
niul white, perfectly marked, stront
und heul thy; pedigree contains such |
celebrated Hhow cullies as Cham?
pions Heedley Superior; Squire ol
Tytton, Parbold Peacock aud An
ileld Model. Good show prospects.!
Prices reasonable. GEORGE r
HOOO, No. BOO East .MurshiiU Street.
Fin; SAI.i:. HAMHLETo.NIAN STAl.-j
lion, live years old. for cash or on
time or win exchange for mi auto?
mobile. Address 737, care Times-1
Dispatch._
lAtrat CGtatt-jroc saTr
Km: sale.' Pit am fi >r.'i:.': and
dwelling; Btables and largo yard,
lintc for $22.50 per moil :; price,
/2.2U0; house or corner Cftt't'jr and:
p.vrl> a|>pl> lo if..i \v. <??!??/ m_. I
DON'T ItKNT. i?\VN TIMS sp lit EHAN
residence, eight rooms, large recep?
tion hull, bat Ii, pantry, closet, etc,;
hot and cold venter, every moduli
convenience; large lot, 80x223: beau-j
tlfwl lawn and privet hedge; shade
trees; back yard, fenced and cross
fenced with woven wlrej good gar?
den; wood and qoal house poult!')
house und yards; grape arbor, etc.
Location and surroundings tin- very
best; close to cur line, .".-cent fat e.
Till? place was built for a home,
and will not fail to pleaie any one
wanted something choice in a ??
ion bun home. Price and terms very
attractive. .1. II. MOSELEY a- CO..
No. 312 Travelers' Biilld'ng. .
FOR hale, BRAND-NEW T'Tri.E- i
i .'in cottage house for colored ten
ants; price, S7f>0: rent, per miutn. i
Apply to isoo Chaflln St-- ul 1
CO-OPERATIVE OARDEN8. -LIST ME '
tell you all about our plans for]
laving you from 50 per cent, to 75 I
per cent, of your table- .supply bills ]
and still give you a better quality I
and in abundance. <;. $. RICHARD
BON, Basement' American National'
_
iAOuiitC Jot L\rnr
DELPHI i iT I.KV.' COOL 'R'm>m'.". 'o.m
blnallon lights, bath; cheap to per-1
manent party. 122 South Fifth. |
PLEASANT, ATT ra ITIVE ROOMS, it!
North S'Xth; oast side of street.
ROOMS FOR RENT. APARTMENT i. '
THE HANOVER. Madison 6318-1._
N1CEUV FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without board. 71S Eait Mar-1
shall._
SUITE. TWO LARGE ROOMS.'"'RATH
and hall, s w. Franklin.
ELEOANTLY FURNISHED, SOUTH
crn exposure, phone, the ROA-I
? ?' 'K I . '.' t Njtrth Eighth_
Automobiles tor ie>ale
FOR SALE. FIVE-PASSENGER tour
Ing <?r ju.it overhauled 1226; two
pn scnger runabout, just overhauled,
1226; both cars hav* topy. head mid
o.i lumps and good tires; full de?
scription sent on request. R. M.
ZIMMERMAN. 1827 K Street. N. W.,
Washington. D. C _
y?t? i:-s1111:i > planiTr' "ex: i."i>oi:b"u;
siirfacers, S-tnch moulder, swing cut-I
of:" jaw, rcsawa, lath ml'ls,' stave tna.
ch nory, ?awdust blowers, belting,!
hangers; shafting and pulleys. i.l
_ Bl.rpiiin \- (??>.
Fl vi: pass e ng er <".a im lac> ah- \
tornoblle, good condition, automobile.
tires, 32xt. cheap to quick buyer.
Phone Madison :>:ti2. i
FOR HALlF.'cHALMERS DETROIT. 30
horsepowei touring car, fully equip-!
pedi nearest offer lo 11,000 takes .1;
tirat-clnss condition. WM. P. at-j
KINSON COMPANY, Box 101, Pe?
tersburg; Vit.
a^IGfClltilUDU?
* XXT >l BR^VI LOR.'
LADIES! 1 HAVE JUST RETURN ED I
from New York wl?h a full line 'f ;
the latest imported novelties tor the
coming fall season, which I will
make up at summer prices. Call i
Mini examine the new goods i'HAS. i
FISHER. the Up-to-Date Ladles'
Tailor. 302 e Grace street.
SHOE REPAIRING.
76c HAI.FSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 65c :
ladies, every pair sawed; t eat leath
sr. no nails, no pegs. Hoval rub- I
btr heels, 25c; Trc-d-Air rubber i.ev.s,
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new, |
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTOR 1'. '.Ii E. Main. Pnone Mon?
roe 2687. _ _
sTnp~~cToVEKfc?.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, VOR BED .
room or parlor. :.ado to fit. SYD
Nuit & HUNDLEY, INC., eoventb und
Grace Madison 3204._
' \ RATS AND MICE.
I GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR'
promises of ratg and mice and save
you from watte, expanse and an?
noyance. Letters trom physicians,
bankers and prominent citizens prove,
my claim- Phone or write OTTti
ORKIN, Monroe Hu'.'!. American Bank
BulRRng._
SLIP COVERS.
SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER,
fuiniture polished and repaired.
LdVY, the L'pholLlci er. 425 West,
..road. I
" "OET YOUR ~NAME ~UP.
WE ARE EXPERT SIGN PAINTERS.
Prices cut to rocji bottom. Qualitj
guaranteed. Prompt service. You
same money. \ IRUINIA SIGN
WORKS. 1>20 E. Main Street.
LOANS. ,
10,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watchei at Now York rater. N. F.
JACOBS ?; SON. No. 21S North Ninth
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. ?1
i per load. Store your furniture, bug
Elcs, automo.dli .-. pianos at i'OMP
K1N8, ^27 West Broud._
PHONOG RAPlia.
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
I name Edison if you want one you
caii ?understand t very word on the
iccot.d. C. H. HAYNES A- CO._
RUBRER HOSE.
GUARANTEED RUBRER HOSE, BEST
ever sold for tho price; nozslea and
r? Is. CLARKE. Hardware. 1215
Main Street.
ROLLER SKATES.
HA I.I. BEARING HOLLER SKATES,
i nil slz>. s: tl.50 pair. gn the child a
pair nt?w. CLARKE, Hardware, 1215
Main Str.- t.
CEMENT TOOLS.
CEMENT TOOLS; LARGE LINE:
, hciper than ever before. Jolntets
and edgers, only 50 cents. CLARKE,
Hardware. 1215 Main Street.
BRAZING. '
WANTED, BRAZING OF CAST IRON.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS, INC.
Richmond, Vn.. Juno 12. 1013.
PIANOS. ~
SIMMER RATES NOW ON PIANO
moving nnd overhauling by factory
experts. Prompt, careful work
guaranteed. ' Phono Madison 311G.
CIIAS. M. STIEFF. Pianos. 117 W.
Hrond. _
SEA lYo?D.
CALL PHONE MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De?
livered promptly, non n. Monroe St.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L. N. AR
NALL & SON, 1617 W. Broad. Phons
Madison 6277.
DAILY PUZZLES
What word meaning to hold?
ANSWKit TO YKSTK'.tl/AY'S PUZZLSB,
?logabend.
$0t SJdit
Kult WA'jUNa lij uo RICHARDSON
BltOS., 615 Urook Avenue, Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work. |
Madison 1167.
FT 11: b A le. C V Li n der ?Ts c""tT\ UK - J
int; ::.;???: !:.? and recorda on easy I
tcrma. C. B. IIAYNES Ji co., 121
West Broad._ _
MOTORCYCLES .::.u>.i I CUES. NEW
and second-hand; repairing of all i
_kti.d> " i ..Mi'K INS. :rj; West Broad.
new ARRIVAL op the EINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition I
and at reasonable prices. Come and i
See tliem. v ARIL's. 11 i N. Kit til.
for sal::, no. s pulsometer
(team pump, will pump 40 pur cent,
sand or mud. 3-inch atscharge, hall
Inch steam. Also 60-H.-p. bolltr. 15
H.-P. engine, two steam drills; one
double drum hoist, one single-drum
hoist, derricks, cars and track, two
horsepower hoist. Winches arid gen?
eral quarry or contractor's equip?
ment. Address it ?a. euro Times
Dopatch. _
FOR .SALeT?K?CERY STORE: GOOD
stand; or will exchange for .-mall
farm. Apply 1120 W. ary Street.
Kon. sali;, one"top grocery wa
gon. newly painted, good as new.
*S.',; one top buggy, steel tires, $35,
and one top buggy, rubber tires,
IS?; several runaiiouts cneup. A.
me I' EI PS SONS. 731 E. Cary Street. I
j I st ip <T In C A r op stt I ? B A KI:Tt .
. buggies, surreys and runabouts; open I
delivery wagon, jusi tnc r.ght oiks
at a small price. See THOS. H.
? DUE E St co..801 Brook; Avcttuo.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, A COMPLETE]
set of carpenter's tools, $li for chest
ond contents. Applj to ELSNER
BROS.. 1705 East Main sir.-.:._,
l oi: sale, lidgeiTW?oTj iioistino
engine, double- cylinders. 7x10, dou-;
ble drums, holier and all fitting*;
just out of service-. Will sell tori
1260. P. O. Box 1173. Richmond, Vit.
HlEAp; GLASS-CABIN LAUNCH IN !
excellent condition; can be seen at
foot of Nicholson Stree-t; must sell
at Once. Address IDLEON. aS.'2 Lei-';
ter Street.;_
H a N Ii so m E tiffany elect Ro?
ller, a beauty; sold on account of i
moving. Phone Madison 5973.
the mail order coop factory.
BOXLEV BROTHERS, Manufactur
trs and Shippers of wire- Chicken
and Tark.;. Coops. Humpas-'. Va. j
WAGONS for EVERY use. ToPAND
open. We can supplv you at once.
a. MEYER'S SONS, 731 E. Cary IR.
CONFECTIONERY, WITH GOOD, Es?
tablished trade, for sale; centrally
located at transfer point. Owner
leaving the city and will sell at a
-ai rillo . g ?,.;?'. care Tun?. s-Dispalcb.
for "sale,"green mountain seed
potatoes JNO DEGEN, 3026 West
Main Street, City._I
TWO-HORSEPi over STOVER GASO
? .. j nglni . I eap Box 821. CIO
Soacoiiuj
MRS.' LEE' STRINE "i'.l PSCO? ST fl an
over Cafe, 100 West Franklin. Sum?
mer rales. Transients it specialty.
private southern"" family of
fer good home, to voting business
man oi woman. S. PETERS, 1 10 \v.
One Hundred and Fourth Street, New
York City._
-MRS ELLEN S. MORTON. FRONT
rooms; table board. ^u."? W. Grate.
HOME ?.M FOR TS . ! 'ES 1 r'?TbUE < 'l'T
sid. rooms, 1'". W. .Main, adjoining
.1 ;;? rs.m lloi. i _ |
WA N t El >. BoA R11111: S Ft ip. LARGE.
desirable rooms; also table boarders.
JO'.i Eusl Grac?._i
Mits. c.'i'i.' BowETts," ui 7:.""fr?nk
lln. rooms and 1-o.ird fur pennament
and transient guests; dining room
well equipped.
Ural e?tatf. CLl?tuc?
vVa n't'if 15." " seVERAL h*u^dijtfo
acres land; preferably cordwood
property, near railroad; principals
reply with best terms. Address
stewart, 17" High St.. Petcrs
hurg. Va._
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON?
NELLY & Co. Writ* postal for nec?
essary blanks. _
want77d7t?~rent r.o to tr.o acres
of good land, north of city and not
over six miles out. W. t. hood &
Cl >., Stiiti"ii a. ''ity_
X3car? CCinntf?
VAMJNG^MAN \VANT3'^ixSoT^'PKt
Vilte fam'ly, ':i West End or W>^>.
hampton. Address L S26, care Times
I >ls-patch._
CCianrcD
\v A N'tE K TO ^BVY Mvif^^cooslo
feathers; best price paid. levy.
The Upholsterer. ?el", w. Broad St.
WANTED". TO_ BUY FOR CASlY.
housohoid goods In any quantity.
Phon.. Mad is.hi 8851._
&ummec 230 tubing
CuusViT"""ftiia"1')V law nsT^^rIck
buildings. with up-to-date bath
rooms, lighted with gas; macad?
amized road to station. Folder and
terms on application. Drawer U.
orange, Va._
digg.- ('< ittage. ?l 'fan V i ew.'vA..
fronting Chesapeake Bay. Modern
in every respect Boarding, lodging,
bathing. Best accommodations guar?
anteed. _
THE ENGNOR COTTAGE, ON CHBSA
peace Buy, Wllloughby Beach. No
mosquitoes, no laud breoso; modern
conveniences. For rates address
ETTA ENGLAND. Wllloughby Beach.
NEWPORT COTTAGE. FRONTING
Chesapeake Bay, Ocean View, Va
Terms- reasonable. MRS. 1). CAR
I'ENTER._
"Bcr, Coal nnb C?oo?"
PLATE ICE, PUREST ANI)" BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical, -10
rents per hundred. Try a load of
our pine and oak wood, which lo dry
and under shelter. TYLER &? RYAN.
1001 West Cary. Madison 1979.
JUST Wii?SE~T? HE A D Q V ARTER3
for wood. I recommend slab wood
for hot water. Makes quick, hot
ftro and goes out when ynu are
through your work or cooking. Vir?
ginia anthracite coal Is cheapest for
hot weittlior. Will send n sample
free. LONG. Madison 1070._
~WOOD AND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $1.50 hnlf-oord. DA?
VID M. LEA & CO. rhono Monroe
886.
Auction fc>.ilc0 vCoto Dap J
Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers. 616 E. Broad.
HANDSOME STORK FIXTURES, WAL.TY
OASES, SI LENT SALESMAN SHOW?
CASES. SODA FOUNTAIN roM
I'LKTK. M ; RE- ?RS. HUMIDOR, I
BOOKKEEPER'.' DESK, ETC., ETC. I
.II ON.
AT
We will seM ?:? k.i?i Main Street,
FRIDA v JUNE 28,
nt 1 ? 30 A. MV.
12-fool Onyx So?la fountain, with 11
foot Rent Counter, Extract*. Flavors,
etc.: two hand- me 30x19 feet Wall
Otscs, wiili Lluht Brackets ami Mir?
rors; one Glass i'lp* Case, one Glass
Cigar Case, throe Consols, one (las
Lighter and IVdestal, 5x5VS Window
Backs, H-fdot Panel and Glass Humi?
dor, three lee Oream Chairs and Tabl is,
cn. Stnndinsr Desk, etc.
These are a very h.-'ndsomr- sot of
fixtures. Should be ?oon to ho aippt . ???
Cited.
.?als positive. TERMS: <"osh. Goods
to tie removed or Monday. July I.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
_Auel .r
Auction feolrs, jftmtre E>aya
PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will sell, for whom it may con-j
oern, at the Richmond Stock Exchange,
?n
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1012, I
at 12:25 P. M..
,",0 shares of Vaughnn-Warc Tobacco
Company mock. _
RECEIVER'S PALE.
SOUTH HIDE MANUFACTURING CO..
AT 10:30 A. M.. JULY 2. 1912..
at the plant ?t the company, Boiling
brook Street. Petersburg, Va.
At the nbovi tltnc and place. 1 shall
offer for sale Ihe machinery, olttco fur?
niture, horse, wagon, harness and oth?
er personal property "t the South Side
Manufacturing Co. ?
An excellent opportunity to buy
good second-hand machinery lately
used by a going concern.
CHARLES T. LASS IT ER,
Receiver.
JAS. R. HARBISON. Auctioneer.
By Pollard &? Bagby.
A ucl ioneers.
AUCTION BALE FOR DIVISION
OF A
Splendid Nine-Room
House, No. 1715
Park Avenue
Wo will sen at auction, on the I
pi emlses.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2.
at 6 o'clock P. M..
the above mentioned, desirable home. \
Pos.session can be had o'i short notice.
Property must bo sold even if at ill
sacrifice. Come ami get a bai-gn'u.
TERMS: Easy, announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
personal!?
C< M >PE I! AT IV E '< 5 AI:'.' UNS.?LET M !:
toll you all about our plans fori
, ?avins you from 5.? per rent, to 7.".
, per cent, of yotir table supplv bills;
and still glv. you n better (1unl!tv'
and :, abundance. ?;. S. KPMIARD
SoN Basement Aun t lean National
Rank.
SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP. MRS. COh
NELIA MOORE, CITY MANAGER,
CUSTOM CORSETS. 208 NORTH
1 FIFTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA
PHONE MADISON 7 2 5i.
I GUARANTEE TO STOP ANYBODY'S
hair from falling out; worst cases
solicited; baldness is absolutely un?
necessary: 50c. trial acts like- magic.
Talk with SEITZ. the BarbcV, Pro
prletor Chesterfield Barber Shop.
1203 East Main. See testimonials.
Phone Monroe 2S17.
Hi:m a x HA1R~ UiilujTTt AND BOLD
at HUGHEH5S. ju:, North Third.
NEW ARRIVAL OF TIIE FINEST j
noods on earth now on exhibition
and at reasonable prices. Come and |
sec them; YARID'S, 217 N. Fifth.
Fishburne
Military School,
A Thoroughly First-Class
School for Boys
A r.om.-lllie school, with able Instructors
and hieb standard or scholarship nnd
morality. Personal attention, one teacher
to every It pupils. Diploma admits t? uni?
versities. Reiultful military training. 33
successful years.
Penutlful and healthful locntlon near
the Hlne Ridge Moiintnin.-; altitude 1"'>0
feet. Splendid campus; matters equipment.
Hutes modernte. Send tor catalogue; Ad?
dress J.\.-. A. FlgllBURXE, A. B..
Principal. Dox Ml.
McGuire s University School
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
F?RTY-EIOHTH SESSION begins Scp- '
tembnr is. Thorough prepartlon for uni?
versity, college, technical school, U. S. Naval
land Military Academies. Primary depart?
ment for small boys, with separate Instruc?
tors, studv-hall. nnd recitation rooms. Tim
I Principal will be at 7 N. Belvldera St.. after
ISept. f'. For full Information ??? Catalogue
at book -tores, or by mnll.
J'?HN F'. MctlVfRE, PrlnclD.il.
Virginia Military Institute
"the West Point of the south" |
Collegiate nnd technical cour-es combined
with Die rigid discipline of an army post.
Virginia Cad ts tuition free.
! i-exlngion. Va. Gen. H. W. NICHOLS, fiupl
EACTileal WSofAlwy ,il cWcaJ l?c,S.Tw.
Omtjn uhilvm& I. ivtin **Msr*u.
CYAfelAtt Tux-A*?. tt n. Oho. RfcWni, v?.
UNIVERSITY COUEGEOf
RICHMOND,
?? VIRGINIA
STUART McGUlRE. M. D.. Pres.
Medicine?Dentistry ?Pharmacy
20th Session Opens September lb, 1912
New Fireproof Building.
Unexcelled Equipment.
Modern Lnhorntory Methods.
Excellent Clinical Facilities.
Eighty Experienced Teachers.
Write now for Catalogue AM,'
WYTHE D. ANDERSON. Proctor.
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
This famous resort with the most de?
lightful bath in America is now open for
srueftt*. Write for rates and information.
Mrs. John L. Eubanlc, Warm Springs, Va.
Jlnnkf-r Irnolil Sentenced.
Blnglinmton, N. v . June 27. Prank
Arnold, the banker. ? ?! New BcrPn.
pleaded guilty t.> an Indictment fur
bank-wrecking in the rnlt-d Btal n
Court this afternoon. Arnold was
sentenced to ton .-. ? us In the Federal
prison at Atlanta
Richmond, Va.
This company having qualified
executor of the ostato of C, It. Dor-]
set (along with Mrs. s. <;. Dornet), all
persona having claims against said j
estate uro requested'to present them,
and th'is.. indebted to the c-tate will I
please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of C. II. Dorset. Deceased.
jrlat? t?lontf?
SIX Ra56*m1C~'BAT?L TclectTuc j
lights, gas rang.-, hot water heat, i
West End, September '.. Address E
577, care T mcs-Dispatch.
iPCftttlS?
Robert Harding Company, Inc..
June, li', iv 12.
the REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Kto, khold? ! s uf til- Robert
llardiiig Company, Incorporated, will
be held at the oltlco of the company. I
No. 10 .South Eleventh Street, in lliol
city of Richmond, va., Wednes?
day. July 3. 1912, At ;. o'clock P. m
W, J. KIMUROUOH,
Actlnir Socrotary.
"7m\\SoNYc N?'T|i'E.-A SPEt'l.vT
communication of Joppa Dodge,
/V\ No 10, A.. !?'. & A. M w
held at the Masonic Temple FRIDAY.
?-?'?tii inst.. at ?:.;'.> o'clock p. M.
'Members of Bister lodges and tran?
sient brethren are fraternally invited
to lie present.
By order of the Worshipful Master. 1
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON. j
Secretary. I
?-?- -1
Segal p.ot)te
Oihcc of Collector of City Taxes,
City Hail, Room 107.
NOTICE Tu TAXPAYERS.
City taxes for 1013 urn due and
payaule June 15th to 3ou>. Inclusive. I
The city ordinances provide that I
one-half may be paid u June and the j
remalhng half In December. Falurcal
to pay all or one-half In June incurs)
a penalty of 5 per cent, on the whole
amount, wliiun is due at once, ami if
not paid before- SEPTEMBER i. the,
toll, clor Is required to levy, with
costs added,
ALL? MALES 31 years of age, all
PERSONS .MALE OR FEMALE j who
own personal property as llduclary, I
ami all parties conducting business in I
the city or Richmond (of whate\cr
nattire) are assessed, and will please1
call and settle-, so AS tw .avoid delta-j
quency.
GRADING, PAYING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION RILLS may bo
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER?
TY STOOD on land books on January
SL 1912, and BCC that you get all your
bills- property transferred February
t or' later stands in name of owner
in 1911.
Tills la the only notice t centred by
law. please give it PROMPT ATTEN?
TION, as under the ordinances b per
cent, penalty will be added to tiio
Wholo I.Ill after June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes, etc.. must
be paid at the ofllce of the Deputy
Collector. Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT L HULCE,
Collector of Tax"s. Citv of Rl.-hmond.
rBiuibenu i^oticrS.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond. Va., June 25, 1912.
DIVIDEND?THE D1RHCTORS OF
this company have declared a semi?
annual dividend of live- per cent.
($1.2.". per share, mihi free from taxi,
payable July lat next; to stockhold?
ers of record June 25, 1912.
Transfer books closed from this j
date to July Ith, Inclusive. Divi?
dend will be mallud to stockholders.
Changes of address should be noti?
fied the company.
WM. II M CARTIlY. Secretary.
AT A .MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
of the German-American Building
and Loan Corporation held on th*
above date, a semi-annual dividend
of .t 1-2 per cent, was declared, pay?
able to stockholders on and nfi< r
JULY 1, 1012. OHAS. K. WILLIS.
_ Secretary and Treasurer.
EIGHTY-SEVENTH DIVIDEND ?Div?
idend checks aggregating $60,000,1
sann; being semi-annual dividend ofj
li per cenl.. will be mailed on JUNE
29 to stockholders Of the First Na
I tlonal Hank of Richmond, Virginia, |
I of record June 26, Capital, $1,000,
000: surplus earned. $l.oo0,0u0. JNO. I
M MILLER, JR., Cashier._
RICHMOND, VA., June 25. 1912.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
directors of the Merchants' National]
Batik, held this day, a Semi-annual'
dividend of Im per coht. (10'
was declared, payable lo stock hold-1
eis of re-cord June 30. 1912.
THOS. Ii. McADAMb,
Cashier.
National State and City Bank.
Richmond. Va., June 27, 1912.
THE Board OF DIRECTORS OF I
tills bank has this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of three ami
one-half per cent., payable on and
after JULY I, 1912.
JULIEN If. HILL.
_Cashier.
Planters' National Bank,
Richmond, Va. June 20. 1012.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have to-day declared a dividend of
lo per cent, on tbo capital stock I
(free of tax) out of the earnings
for the past six months. Payable
on and alt.-r JULY 1. 1011.
RICH A RD H. SMITH.
Cashier.
Richmond. Va., June 19, 1912.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OFl
directors of the National Bank of I
Virginia, Richmond. Va., held to?
day, a semi-annual dividend of n 1-2
per cent, was declared, payable JULY
1. 1012. to stockholders of record as|
of June 25. Books open Jnlv :'.
W. M. ADDISON.
_ Cashi.-r.
The Union Bank of Richmond. Va.,
Rlclim.I, Va.. Juno 20, 1012.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE UNION |
Bank of Richmond have this day
declared a <i nil-annual dividend of |
fi per cent, on the capital stock,
payable on and after JULY I, 1013.
_ _GF.O. W. CALL. Cashier.
The American National Rank,
of Richmond,
Richmond. Va.. June 15, 1912.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY D1VI-1
deild Of 2 per cent, on the stock of
till.-; hank hue been declared by tlx-1
?? hoard of .in.tors, payable JULY 1,1
1 1912. Rooks will be clos.d for th.
transfer of stock from June 25 t.
July 2. Checks for dividends will |
l lie mailed.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
j_O. B. HILL. Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Vu. June 34, 1912,
THE 'DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY,
have declared ft si-nil-annunl dtyl- !
dend of 3 per cent., payal lo on and
after JULY 1. 1013, Checks will bo
I mailed. . L. V. AY LETT.
Secretary,
dummer -Eegorw.
Pamousc Pleasure and Health
Resort.
"The Carlsbad of America."
REMODELED U()TC|
^FURNISHED ? v 1 L L
MODERN AND HOMELIKE
Open Air Dining Room.
A Haven of Real from all Sultry.
Hoi Cities; Golf, Fishing, Hunting,
Driving: All Outdoor Gayctics.
In the Mountains, on the South?
ern Ky. Round Trip Tickets all the
Year. Stopover on Tourists Ticket-;
Baggage ( necked Throuch to Thtcs'.
DRINK?" Kf'"'
Own Remedy.
For Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Blood. For Sale at all fountains.
C. A. Colo, Manager, formerly of
Poland S'p'g's., Me., and Caledo?
nia. Canada.
T?te Spring, Grainger Co., Tcnn.
Among the Blue Ridge Mts."
AT"COOL HEIGHTS" S
yon ?ct ;, hijiii-^rade summer resort .
and the advantage of a summer
chautauqua for what you would pay
for cither alone elsewhere.
In addition to the advantages of a high
grade summer resort, at ?nce accessio!
ycl removed from the heat and rush of tli- j
crowded centres, in addition to the rna^c j
nificcnt scenery, the wonderful summec
climate, the beautiful building and rcstfulr \
haded grounds on their lofty plateau.;
swept by invigorating mountain breezes,
"COOL HEIGHTS" offer - \,>u anil your
family FREE the unique privilege of
the summer chautauqua of the So?
ciety for the Advancement of'Social
Education, with it- inspiring lecturers,
its special ceremonies, itr. high-grade |
musical and dramatic events, its pilgrim- !
ages to historic places and natural won- !
ders and. above all, the society of a won
dcrful body of men and women?the lead- 1
crs in public ali.iirs, in education, in the
professional, business, social and civic life
ol the entire South. Rates, including all
general meetings and special events of the :
chautauqua, ten to fourteen dollars per
week. For reservation and further par?
ticular- write or wire Manager "Cool
Heights," Bucna Vista. Va.
ICAVSER I.ITIHA SPRING.
The .: place t<i spend the hot sum?
mer months. Two miles from StautitOh,
1 Vn. targe, airy rooms; baths; vege?
tables and fruits for table grown on
place; good milk and butter.
Por furthor particulars and ratos
address
it. u. Webb, Manager,
j R. P. P. No. l. _Staun ton. Va.
Sweet Chalybeate Springs
BWKET CHALYBEATE, VA.
Up In tbc Alleghnny Mountains. UM feet
above the sea '.evil. Blegoant Swimming
I'.-. '',...! Niehls. Ibantlful Mountain
Scenery, water supply, Iron and carbonated,
of superior medical quality. Write tor book?
let. 13. F. K A ft I.E. Manager,
Sweet Chalybeate. Va.
Brunswick Inn
Witytieahnro, Vn.
This cool and delightful sttmtiKr rc
-urt now open for guests. Pur rates,
apply to
MR?. W. A. WI I.I.I AM.-'.
MRS. B. A. ROBINSON,
Proprietors.
The Sayre Cottage
III'CK 11 OK IIP.ACIl. VA.
I? now op,>n for the reception of
iru sts. The accomrhbdntlbhs are good
and the rates ius reasdtvaibls as Is con?
sistent with good service. The man?
agement will take pleasunj In doing
everything posslhlo to make your visit
pie t ant and protlta.ble to you. Ad?
dress for tvrm.s, etc,
THE SAYRE COTTAGE,
Ruck roe llcaeh, Vn.
The Blue Mountain House
In the Heart nf The nine Kidge.
Elevation two thousand feet. Overlooking
the beatitlful Cumberland and Shenandoah
Valleys. Cool, bracing atmosphere. ah
amusements. Orchestra, dancing, tennis,
bowling alleys, pool, saddle horses. etc.
Capacity 60ft Ilites $15.00 per week and up.
Oeset'ipttve linokb-t on application to MONO
it OIUDONS, Props.. Blue Mountain. Md.
Old Sweet Springs, West Va
In the "Switzerland of America."
Elevation, -,'-'0u feet. Climate unsur?
passed.
MODERN IX APPOINTMENTS.
Now managenv nt Everything Urst
class. Amusements varied and attrac?
tive. Oolf a specialty. Automobile
service. Open June lT>. Rooklct.
W. t>. PAXTON. ilnnneer.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
l)otrts
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The must magnificent hotel in the
South. European pi.in. Rooms single
and on suite, -with and without bath*.
Spacious sample rooms.
Special Summer Hates, Club Urenk
1 fust.
WiLDWOOD
(WILDWOOD?HOM.V BEACH)
Wh?T" there's aIwajs rormrtnnltT for enjoy?
ment. No lack of aniiirferoents. plere. tboa
tres, new nnd nttractlTi* feature* of many
klods. Free hand concerts.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing
The> finest beaeh on the ?tr Jereey const.
Sew boardwalk. Fine roaiU for aototog aud
? trtvinit. lte:?inifMl surround in* eonntry. with
:? I foi delightful nide trim br boat
or mo'"renr Wl! lie .?I has good hotel* and
cottages ottering eveiy ne. omniodut Ion Kor
life by 'he ?'Ii there am for rent up
to-date cottages, bungalows ?tut apartments.
l"> not settle tour vacation Plan? until you
tm?" i,e.->me thoroughly coated cooeernins
VYlldwood?the besl of nil seaahorg resorts.
??V, ^iC^ff tor lllu*
ViSTtrateii booklet. Address
?ijf^'<%5f> Levanus Myers
Wildwood, N. J.
RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA
famous ;i yb al . Magnesia and
Sulphur Waters. 2,00} feet elevation.
<'i:m.ito delightful. Opens .lune 15.
Until J ine S address N. W. HOLLING,
2 '? 7 Hanover Street. Annapolls. Md.
Atlantic dtp VXtdoxtfS
One of Atlantic City's Largest anil Leading
AII-the-Year Hotel?.
HOTEL RUDOLF
Ocean front. Close to all attractions.
? apa< ley 1,0 I. The location, large roomi
ai.'i ??;>??:: surroundings have established
11;i.is tue most comfortable hotel for the
Mummer, All bathe supplied with Sea and
fresh water: runnlns water In gucat rooms,
sjpacloui promenade verandas overlook the
* Boardwalk Orchestra. lllgh-etast
? inm. American and European plans.
A. j. UUKKYSER, Mcr.
JOEL HII.LMAN. Free.
HALCYON HALL
Maryland Ave., near Boardwalk and
Steel Pier. Moderate rnt.s.
MBS. II. it \VBIGHT. PropT..
Formerly .?r tin Mt, Vernon, Virginia
Beach.
The most attractive nnd pepnl.tr hotel for
Ith hmond visitors.
HOTEL BORTON
Ocean end Tennessee Avenue. central to
al attrn Hi is K, II. VOOBHEE8. Owner
and Proprietor, _
The loading and most modern high-claes
hotel at moderat? rates.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Ave. und Beach.
New throughout: capacity :V.n: private
baths, elevators, i.too r,-ct wide, cool
p..nlie?; exceptional tahle. white service.
Special ret.--, sv 110, 112.50 up weekly: 1'2
up dally. Hook lot. J. P. COPE.
; Pacific an.t Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
i grounds udjotn bench and boardwalk. Only
I medium-priced hotel where guests may bo
from house to surf In bathing attire wlth
! out using strei t?, which is prohibited; Use
,,f b?tli bouses with attendant to care for
suit,. I? free. Illuming water tn room*.
Fresh anil sen unter baths, public and pri?
vate. Kpeelal rat,? |l and up dully. jg.O)
tu weekly, including rliolco table, sup?
plied rrom own fur in. While service. Or?
chestra. Tennis courts und croquet grounds
between hotel nn,i beach. Booklet mailed
upon request.
PAUL O. KOSF.rit.VNS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave. near Beach and Pteot Pier.
Open surroundings. < 'a pa city ;?y). Hot np.l
? old sea '.valor baths. I.urge rooms: south-,
ern exposure. Elevator to street level,
spni Ions porelies, etc. Special week rates;
83.60 up dally. ilooklet. Coaches meet
trains. COOPER leeds.
ATLANTIC: CITY N. J..
Directly <m the Otsan Front
Always Open.
WALTER BUZBY.
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
And Fireproof Annex, Tcnn. av.. near Beach?
contrail capacity 4Q0i opposite Prot, nnd Cath.
Churches ; running water in i corns ; private baths;
excellent table: vegetables from own farm: white
service: *s in i'-H uk'ly: Sl.iJO to 13,80
d'ly. Bklt. Special rates. It. B. Ludy. M.D.
HOTEL ABSECON.
Virginia Av., near tleach.
ITHLrilOol ?IHTI.T Of ItltlfK Jt STONE.
Everything that constitutes a tlrst-class
hotel. Elevator, private baths, etc., etc. 110C
up dally; special weckl) rates: booklet.
O. D. PAINTER.
COMING1! O ATk ANTIG CITY?
roENTS POSTAGE SECUReSI _
'OF ATLANTIC CITY, ITS HOTELS, AMUSEMENTS,
STREETS ETC. "OFFICIAL" GUIDE SENT FREE
BY CITY INFORMATION BUREAU
ST. CHARLES
Most select location fronting the ocean.
(Thoroughly modern. Courteous service.
Bathrooms with hot and cold, fresh and
.-..i water Attachments, etc. Magnificent
porches overlooking the Boardwalk and
ocean. Orchestra of soloists. Golf privi?
leges. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
NEWI.1N HALVES COMPANY.
ISLESWORTH
On th" ocean front. Virginia av,, overlook
mi- famous steel Pier, capacity 600. Special,
133.60 up weekly; no extra e-hargo for hot
?> n water baths. Elevator, spac.'oua porches,
prlt ite baths. Orchestra. Auto meets trains.
U WXI, HY.MAX, Proy.
FRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
Galen Hall
IIV THE SEA.
HOTEL ASH SANATORIUM,
Atlantic City, N. J.
GALEN HA I.I,
IN TUB MOUNTAINS,
\ I lltsl-CLASS HO. 1.1.
Wernersville, Pa.
F. I? YOl NO, General Mnnnger.
THE WILTSHIRE,
Virginia Avenue and Beach. Ocean view.
' U ? .i Cap. 3*.o. Private baths,
j running water in rooms, elevator, etc.
' ?I isl !*Pfl dal, (:: :.i up weekly; J2.S0 Up
j dally. Open all the year. Booklet.
SAMUEL HLLIft.
New Hotel Merion
lomelike hotel or high class at popular
irifl Newly-*ullt brl k, at Vermont Av?
,r ? Mack latk it CO.
HOTEL SHOREHAeMT
Ocean End Virginia Ave.
I A modern hotel with every convenience;
I elevator, private b Ulis, elo. Open lawn*
' allow plenty of light and air. Ideally k>.
cated Service and table (ho best. Rates
Jl-'.'-j up weekly. Booklet.
W. B. COTTB.V,
HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia av a U 4
Beach; rcn?\ ued i.ir.iughout; <]ontre of;
nttraetlons: n.view, capacity SOfl; 'ajjji
valor, private l..,th?: white service, eta.
s .p, rt..r tat,:,.; ?;,. il $|0 :i> w. ekly- ii
u: -!.?..> . h? M A. SMITH. '
Hotel Kenderton
I Tenn?s?ee Ave., third hoiia* from bea?h
Iand pier; fHrr.lly hotel; pr^nle bathe. .>cea
vie-.\, ?;<??.?<tor. fine porches. Iie.:r,? caQkin
epeclal low early season rate?
rj. O. MITCi?S
