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6IXTV-KOUHTD YEAH
|\DMITTEDU?
THE BBS V MEDIUM IN
THP3 SOUTH POtt CLASS
IFIED ADVERTISING.
tELEPMONE YOUR WANTS TO |
J VII13 TtMtSS-DlBfATCH j
|?AXI)OLl'U I -
1 - WANT AD. RATES.
IMII.T. on* cent a word when '*? *?* |
I vanca. Ho ad tajten fo* leea tbau I' cjntt
l>VNDAf\ on* and ona-taalf canta ?
?4l cUaalflad aU?. ?xc.pt Sltuitioui j
I at one cent a word. r?o ad talteo for le?? ,
that; 16 cent#. _ !
s? A OH taken tot lesa than ? '
ehamad or phoned In. F&onad o^J*
guaranteed. '"Uaealflcationa not guaranteed
?it?r ?:>) *? U.
LOST AND FOUND
.OST, Scotch c^lie pup. Return to
1303 Grove Avciiuo; "Gray." Rc
vurd.
?TRAYEI), inalo colllo "4up about 5
months old: sable body; whlto
.round neck and feet, and whlto fttrlpe
?n head. Howard. Return to 2101
?'(oyd Avenue.
HELP WANTEII?M?l?
1ECOME railway mall clerks; 570 i
Month. Examinations coming. Sample !
iUvRtlona free. Franklin InBtltute, I
?>ept. <30-T. Rochester. X. Y.
SALESMAN wanted for a route nt Auli ?
land, Va., selling our full lino of
(Oods. Must have it borne and furnish
lornonal bond. Good opportunity. Call
West Broad Street.
F looking for -.TorIt, nee Virginia Se
lect Employment Agency, 316 North
iecond.
?VANTKD, k cashier for groc.er ntorc In
Went End. Must bo experienced and
trictiy business. Apply in <>\fn band- ]
writing, Main .Street Market, 2101 Went
?fain.
JOYS or men wanted' to inakn extra j
rn<>noy gathering twigs from the
?hrub known an Waahoo; also called
Burning Ruth, from Its several angled
^rlmaon und scarlet berries. Good 1
>rl?? paid for wood of right quality, j
<Vhen atiuwcrlng Bond bamule twig :
ibout an Inch thick, and tax Inches
ong. Eugene M. Ivlpgslcy, Malrion, |
?fans.
SALESMAN wanted for it route at Ash- !
land, Va., selling our full line o: i
roods. Must lutvo a horeo and furnish <
<eraonal bond. Good opportunity. Call ?
: West Broad Street. |
ASSISTANT pressman, young man who '
can make ready on Jobbers feed cy- j
Inder and cut stock. Start at once; :
110 and Increase as ability Justified. |
'ormanent place. Write particulars,
louston Printing and Publishing !
louse, Hampton, Va. - j
HELP WANTED?-Female.
: j
HEN-WOMHN. get government John. :
$t>5 to $ 1 f?0 month. 2,000 appoint- i
itentb monthly. Write for list. Frank- !
In Institute, Dept. ?130-T. Rochester, I
}. T.
ft'ANTED, cook, good wages. Apply j
318 Chamberlln Avenuc,j.iliitt:r l'ark.
'. WOULD like to get In communication
with a refined, cultured lady of u:i
luoHtlori:iblo character, healthy and
itrong, thoroughly up In high-clus'i
-ooklng and housekeeping, a thorough
{olng, economic business woman, to
Kke charge of the hou:<o affalrn and
?ender assistance to the children In |
nuslc, domcBtlc science and ilngllsh
itudlcu, as well as to be coint>anlonald>j 1
o iny Iwfe, who Is not strong and
loeds relief from responsibilities. To
he right woman we oiYer a good home |
is one of the family and living wages,
'f interested submit references at once.
Address B. W. Pendleton, caro liotel '
iioanoke, ftoanoke, Va.
MKN-WOMBN, get government Jobu.
to ?if.o month. 0,000 anpolnt
r.entw monthly. Write for list. V rank
in Institute, Dept. 430-T, Rochester,
i*; ,
jADY canvassers wanted, household
conveniences. Oood sellers. Box L
>41, care Tlmos-Dlspntch.
4EI.P \VA.V TEIV?.Male anil Female.
WAKTHD, railway mull and postal
clerks; o.amlnatlons boon: over 2,000
\ppolntM yearly. Prepare at homo.
Write for l'lan R of payment after
ippolntment. Pl?lla<lelphla Business
Col lego Civil Service Department, PlilJ
idt)lpMn. Pa.
IIEL1* WANTED?Professional
WANT piano lessons by ear. ?!-> H,
oara Tlm?:s-Dlspiit?:ii.
HITUATIONS WANTED?Male.
-? ? i
WANTED, position unregistered drug
clerk, 3 2 years go?jd practical ex
perlonce; best of references from pro;;-,
jnt employers. Address C. 1*. Redmond,
110 Jentihigs Stroet, Kennetthvlllo,
-S. C.
DRUGGIST, registered in North Caro- '
Una, 25 years old, single, with city'
jxperlence, now employed as manager,
.leslrcs position as Junior clerk in Vlr- '
jlnla, where compensation Is good. De
ilres chiingo on account locality. Re
ference. tjuinlne, caro Tlmes-Dls
vatch.
WORKS of any kind in warm placo.
Part or whole time, day or night.
Ago 26. American. J 26, care Tinics
DiBpntch.
WANTED, employment in city or coun
try. for whlto and colored boys, aged
14 to 17 years. Eight boys want Jobs
now. Juvonlle Court of Richmond.
f?bono Randolph 022, Room 5, City
Hall.
CHAUFFEUR mechanic (Englishman)
wants engagement. Nine years' ex
perience, good references covering
whole period. Ago 2-1. Total abtainer.
3. Brown, 6Ui Dock Street, Stubcnsville,
Ohio.
tvrTr-Ti ,i nnHltioii "
SITUATIONS WANTED?Male. |
EXPERT bookkeeper and- accountant
desires change In position aftor-Jan
uary J, or will bo op?n nftor December
10. Excellent system man; operate
typewriter; good experlenco with ox
port accountants, bundling accounts of
largo tlrm and corporations. Over 12
yoarn business experlenco. Good asset
to business firm; sober, steady, strictly
business young man In prime of life:
Would Invent In good business with a
future. Employed by largo Arm now;
reason for chungo. Excollont * refer
ences and bond glvon. Address Lock
IiOX_l34. Bllgi'.betli City. K. C. '
WANTED, .position In drug Htoro by
young man, ag? 22. Good habits.
Can fflvo good references. At tho pres
ent employed. Salary, 160 per niontji.
Will work for name. Have completed
two yearn In modiclno. und have had
r. years' experience in drug store. Can
bcKln work December 15 or January 1,
191?. Aildre.ss Ij 513, euro Timcs-Dls
pateh.
I HAVli about four hours a day that
I I would like to utilize In writing;
am a fulrly good penman. Address J.
21, care Times-Dispatch.
I YOL'NCJ nmn of good Btore and oflice
experience musl have work of somo
i kind. Can furnish references. D 125,
I care Times-Dlspabeh.
j WANTED, by married man with small
I family, position for coming year as
farm foreman, or will work place on
I shares. W. Cosby. Mattoax. Vn.
I SITUATIONS WANTED?Female.
? A LADY of refinement, vho Is an un
dergraduate nurse with training and
] experience, desires general nursing:
Invalids, convalescent a a specialty; best
I of references. Address Miss H; Funk
| houser, Cloverdalo, V'a.
I WANTED, by young lady now employ
| ed, position in office. Has 8 years'
experience, und can furnish tho best of
reference. l.'nderstands " newspaper
work. (1 130, care Timon-Dispatcn.
I WANTED, by woman pharmacist,
I licensed in South Carolina, position
I ns assistant In chemical or jdiarma
j ceutlcal laboratory. Have had eleven
' years' drug utore experience, and can
jturnbih excellent references. Am now
i employed. Address Laboratory, L 542,
I care' Times-Dispatch.
I WANTED, by widow with boy ten
i yearn, position as houeekcepor or
, linen mlstresu, in private family or
: hotel. A Cosby, .Mattoax, Va.
! WANTED, position as stenographer by
[ young lady with three yearn' expe
! rience. Especially familiar with law.
, Kent references. Address W 61, Kox
i Buskin. La. .
WANTED?Aprents
1 .... ...??.
INDEPENDENCE and wealth is yours
if you accept this quick selling
I money-maker. 100 per cent and over,
an absolute necessity everywhere.
1 Write for convincing unroofs. Racl
I Supply Co.. 3501 North Carey Street,
1 Baltimore. Md.
|_
I
i ?
i TO young coupta without children, 3
bright rooms, suitable for light
! housekeeping; hot water heat, elecfrlo
: lights, use of bath and phono. 181C
| Hanover Avenue.
I lihlOUT. attractive irooma; service
I h?-at. 201 ISast Franklin.
I NICKt,Y-FURNISliSD room"; perma
nent or transient. _l 10 East Franklin.
' ROOMS furnished or unfurnished, with
or without board. 817 East Marshall
Street.
ItooSlH for rent, centrally located,
heatc-d rooms, permanent or tran
sient. 217 Kant Main.
l DELIGHTFUL, well-furnished rooms,
I steam heate<l, bath convenient. 317
I West Grace.
| NICELY furnished rooms, 716 and 71S
Knst Marshall Street, Mrs. J. E. Flttz.
Bb'HKAL* of Information for rooms,
boarding and light housekeeping.
I Particulars free. Room -Rental Ex
change, Uoom 19 Eb?j] Building, 832
. East Main.
' STEAM heated furnished room, adjoin
? tng bath, fourth floor. Virginia Build
J ii'g. Suite 4. Madison 3322-J.
! ? WANTED?Rooms
!
J WOULD you like tenants for your va
J cant rooms? If so, reKister with tho
, Room Rental Exchange, Room 1$, Ebel
, n?n^iin?^
| BOARDING.
.FHlST-clajjS apurtmcn's, vapor heat,
private bath and excellent cuisine
! furnished to permanent ? ->d transient
I boarders at Mrs. Horace Wellford
Jones's new and well-equipped house,
200 East Franklin Street. Boglnnlng
September 1 nlnner served at C:30.
327 WcBt Franklin Street, corner of
' Schafer. attractive rooms wfrth tran
sient or permanent board. Oood board
and considerate service. Steam heat:
tiblo boarders desired. Mrs. Parker
? Hurbaiik
\ TIIK beautiful homo at 209 South Third
Street li now open for permanent
botirdcri'. Handsomely furnished rooms,
Hlcuni heat, shower baths, excellent
I cosine; transient and table boarders.
I Phone Madison 1371-J.
: BOARDERS for desirable rooms; also
| table boarders. 100 East Grace.
<10 West Grace Street, hot-water heat
i ed rooms; modern conveniences;
i
I WANTED roorpere and boarders; also
light housekeeping rooms. s>07 East
i LelKh.
| MODERNLY appointed rooms, with
I private bath and steam heat for per
t manent or transient guests. Excellent
| tabic board. Mrs. Cabell H. Cauthorn,
Mrs. E. T. Evans, llfi East Franklin.
I BOARDERS for desirable rooms; also
table boarders. 10& East_Grace.
| HEATED rooms and board. 403 North
! Twelfth Street. Randolph 3738-J.
FIRST-class rooms, one largo alcovo,
| one smaller. 1006 Park Avenue.
LAXpK rooms for permanent or tran
j sle,?< First-class table eorvice. 110
East Franklin. ?
WANTED, occupants for large, com
| fortablo room, with board. 310 West
1 Grace.
ROOMS, with board; nicely furnished.
Table board. 2G!j East Grace.
BOARDING.
| ^ ANTED?Room and Board.
, WANTED, room and board by v?i mr?
1a?b ?
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOHLLiB commcrclul bodice matlo
1 .?Sik?X?S.niUc",'""0? ?'?'
A UTOMOHILE ~~ *
, , UARUA1KH.
.7??. fy TUny ^ono to ciiual our bar.
j ?iV Jlf4" J'&rKO "lock to choose from
'All carw guaranteed as reDrea.ntlin'
wlTm 'i "'?ht. Including Sundays I
III chmond Auto CIciivliiK House Phivn/I
|KrrstfSi,.Mu,-?,h>'
! ?*? ' . WANTED." ~ i
I 100 automobiles wanted ut once If
| you want cash *ee us at once Phoni
1 hUm 8/-"',, 8;- Richmond Auto ciear??c
*S..'o'? ?>"" El8l"h "ur?
, SI.'G. 212 North Eighth Street,
i 1 y?2 Speedwell. r?0-horsepowcr, 4-pns
at" $loor: Onft *iV-,lt ?V" Vr&fn
[ >-:U/?thJ-Stroot.y U>u- Cn" 212 Xorth
I ^cnrTfV,r' ?.?! l'uA", second-hand Kord
... A, htatc price. Address
10 *03, care Tlmes-Dlspatch AUOrcss
Ky.'V-v runabout. new. p*irfect order]
<jruc,- esaory, cheap, loo IJuat
SALE?Machinery.
Lt'l'u f o ' CoC?n'J'1 Wtl I.
L ?&? "K
fpiim ?fu?nLlU?l!iCGarffia0<u,n^,iiV
agent. Phone Randolph 2628.
OR SALE?A nirnals <
FOR SALE, HORSES. MARES, MULEs!
HAVING finished my contract inri
Ing no further use for them wIII mh
' J111,15, K??<1 ?nules right out of the
hardest kind of work. Will
' r,r?r kuv,s"ir S?3s
j ovfcr v.%n\VylLi? 'i&'t&fjH:
| <>un^StabIet 18 S^uth Tenth Street Rt
j y ^&"aeVi^fn "el^th^arFTS
I K*1 " 1 /iR'r WlU wc'ffh 2.350 pour.di?
I t> J ears old. sound Price ISIO- i
: 1300: 1 pair. 4 years old, wSffh * 0<W)
Price 9|32??V'^n iUn k very handsome.
wt.i.ris IaA Pa'r choap mules for 11 75
?X'aCh thUp>'U"?? a^e?alePhlrffb,wa?
| Thoyand' **R '^ock "before h^y'ln'/
I Se akC^l^n Vo?u^lVr- Tranefe?
Vr. i? ' ^ouih Fifteenth Strent
Half square from Main Street Station
? connection with any otlier stable!
FOR SALE?Horses
! WORSES to hire by day week 7^
I North1' &gh?h street1" excbajl^c- <=36
! FOlt sale cheap, one pair ot blir rnuieiP
?S? "iwi 5
FOR SALE-?Basin ess,
I I-'OH Kale, ne\y suburban hote' (r>
! near Ulnillco race track, all n odern
conveniences. Doincr cooil .-it
sen1" cheftf?' ar^?"i 52, 00 a year. Will
' f 1 ?-heap. Good reason for seliinc
Llcense guaranteed. Write to W ?'
Gardner. Proprietor. 4rlli?rto'i n-iuV'
I more County. Md. Ariington, Raltl
1 , BUSINESS chances.
W/ib}' ?,ve ,laH interest in toy inven
tlon for patent expenses and Duttlno
Dlspatc^li? AJdre"s D 10?. care TlmeB
igE. COAL AND WOOD
i Tii ? iti , COAL AN'D WOOD
; , A,T Vur"B niako comfort and haDDi
I ir 1? ,n J honic. Have been plean
, Ing housekeepers 16 ?years Tru
j once. Long's. 1500 uVt "road y m?
fcOR HALE-?Miscellancoua
1 r?vniviVono?Vftn Ken nail mahogany
sifa1- .????* co?
SHOES,
VAAfrr - Ol'T RATE SHOES.
Vrr^iT? ehJles >Lt?rock bottom prices
Broad ffrtat Company. 504 West
MAIL ORDER
HATS. HATH.
LApiES' and gentlemen's hats reshanert
A"!?? cSS!&. "i
mSS'V;" N"rth "'lrs' Slri.c, ani?hJ
FOR BALK?Real Estate.
FINK residence In most desirublo tac
tion of Washington at great sacrl
flco.' Details on request. Terms to
suit purchaser. C. J*. J. 1.S0S Park
Road. Washington, P. O.
FOR HALE?Farms.
40 acroH of good trucking land, 4-room
cottage and barn. 13 acres In winter
oats, 10 acres In clovor, 2 inilcs from
Woodland Heights, 1 mllo from city
limits. Address fi 101, care Tlmon-Din
patch.
TWO water front farms, good land ami
buildings, whpre fish, oysters, crabs,
clnms and water fowl abound, 00 acren
$3,000, and 73 acres 53.250. Owner, 10.
L. Seltzer, Kholltown, Sid.
B- ' ... m ? ,
WANTED?Real Estate.
LIST your fat-ms with J. A. Connelly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
WANTED?Houses.
! WANTED, to rent 10 to 12-room houao
j In suburbs, near Virginia Country
I Club preferred. Largo lot. Must bo
i In good order and bo ready for occu
' pancy November 25. Answer quickly,
j D 102, care Tlmou-DlBpatcli otnee.
FOR RENT?Real Estate.
' FOR rent, farm 125 acres, cleared,
I eight-room house, variety fruit.
, Lafayetto Mann, Amelia, Va.
FOR RENT?Houses.
j FOR rent, 1008 West Avenue, corner
I house; steam heat; 8 rooms and bath.
? Apply altovo number.
j FOR RENT?Business Property.
I FOR rent, space for auto in garage In
I rear, of 209 Houtli ThJru Street. Phono
j Madison 34 92-L.
FOR RENT?Flats.
I FOR rent, new and up-to-dato tlat,
i 2023-A Floyd Avenue; contains seven
I rooms, bath, pantry, closets, gas range,
. gun and electricity; hot water heat,
with separate furnlace. Phone Ran
I rlolph 2170. W. S. Francis, 1021 West
| Clay. ,
i ~ '
FOR RENT?Furnished Flats.
COMPLETE housekeeping apartment,
two rooms furnished, separate pas
meter, separate rear entrance, very low
rent. West Grace Street. G 10C', can)
Tlincs-Dispatch.
FOR RENT?Apartments,
i ? ?
FOR rent, five-room apartment, all con
veniences. Barton Weights. Itan
dolph 3t*85.
WANTED?Apartments.
WANTED, to rent for winter months.
I furnished housekeeping apartment or
j two bedrooms, sitting-room, dlnlnK
; room and serveant's room. Phono Mad
i isoit 4820.
i '
WANTED?Household Goods.
WANTED, to buy for cash household
, goods In any quantity Phone MadN
: >on 3ES1
BUSINESS CARDS. *
IIGLLYWOOD cemetery company
WISHES TO BUY GOOD TURF FOR
SODDING GRAVES BY THE WAGON
OR CARLOAD, OR WOULD CON
TRACT FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF
CUTTING THE TITRF IN SOME GOOD
PASTURE CONVENIENT TO CITY
HAUL OP RAILROAD. JOHN R.
HOOPER. S TT PERI N T E N D E N T,
l^HONE MADISON 24 49.
DKi' CLEANING AND SCOURING.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
SUITS scoured and pressed or French
cleaned and pressed for 75 cents. A.
Wnnt & Co.. 1-SOTi East Main Street, the
store witlj the big glass f.-ont. Phone
Madison 709S. Parcel post paid, one
way. on out-of-town work.
LADIES' gloves, all lengths, cleaned.
10 cents. Hanovor Cleaning una
Pressing Club. Phono Madison 4526.
10 1-2 West M.iIr..
DETECTIVES.
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE SERVICE,
SOUTHERN BUILDING, WASH.
INGTON, *D. C.
; LICENSED by an act of Congress,
i Bonded in the sum of 510,000. Found
' ed lsfto. ?Kxpert secret service, any
1 cause, all sections. Over thirty years."
Impractical experience qualifies us to give
' expert, confidential advice to people
| suffering annoyance o? a business or
i Private nature.
J AN opportunity to bo a detective.
Write Chas. O. Burch. Prlvato Detec
! tlve Agency, Park Building. Richmond,
j Va
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
? 1 .
SHOES! SHOES. 6HOI2B.
923 East Broad, near City Hall, ts the
new home of Bowden's Sample Shoe
Store. Good-shoes cheap for the whole
family __
FURNITURE and china packing. Wo
pack and ship furniture, china and
wedding presents with care. Jacob
Umlaut 1320 West Broad Street. Madi
son 32&2.
! DOLL hospital, dolls repaired Hnd
j made and wigs furnished at 20& North
i Third Street.
' SEE "The Girl in tho Suit Case," Bello
I vuo School Auditorium to-night. Ad
mission: children, 10 cents; adults, 15
'cents. Reserve seats, 25 cents.
HPECIAL NOTICE.
WANTBD, tha public to know taat
Jahnku Bros., Jewolerfc, 913 East
I Main Stroet, bur, eoll. exchange and
1 remount diamonds In tho latest stylos.
iOlil gold and silver taken In oxch&nv*.
"*A8P A It AG US-A8PA Ft AGUS
.THIS season wo offer a groat bargatn
In asparagus: 3 largo cans of tips
I for 50 contu. Thoy aro delicious. Geo.
MoD. Blake & Co.. No. 00 Broad Street.
Phono RandoIph_T>12-G13.
i MY delicious Parisian fruit and nut
confectloiiH aro a special for Thanks
j giving. Order now by parcel post. (JO
; cents nor pound. Homo Randy KItenen,
' 322:2 Eleventh Street, X. W., Washing
illgtOll, 1>. C.
| BB sure to "soT the nTarTof mystery
at Bcllevuo School Auditorium to
j night. Admission: children, 10 conts:
adults, 16 cents. Reserve seats, 2.j
cents.
INFORMATION WANTED,
ANY Information as to the present ad
dress of Mr. J. P. Holland, formerly
of 2013 Gilbert Street, will bo appre
ciated. Phone Randolph 0841.
NOTICE?Legal
' NOTICE Is hereby given that On Mon
! day, November 23, 1914, at 10 o'clock
A. M. on that date, tno undersigned will
offer for sale at public auction, nt the
1 request of tho holder, at their ofllce,
! No. 801 East Matn Street, Hlchniond,
Va., 300 shares, of the par value of
J 5100 each, of tho preferred Block of Al
i taviata Cotton MIIIb, Incorported, a oor
t poratlon doing business at AltaVista,
| Va.
JOHN I,. WILLIAMS & SONS.
PROPOSA LS?Sealed
Ofilco of the State Highway Com
mission.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 12, 1914.
IJIiIb will be received at tho clerk's
ofllce. Appomattox Courthouse, Va., un
I til 12 o'clock noon, Friday, November
27, 1914, for the construction of two
steel bridges, one seventy feet long
over Falling River, and onq thlrty
i seven feet long over Cub Creek, In Ap
j pomattox County, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
tho clerk's ofilco, Appomattox Court
house, Va., and at this ofllce. Further
Information furnished on application to
tho undersigned.
A certified check for 5250 must ac
? company each old. The right is re
! served to reject any or all bids.
| G. P. COLEMAN,
State Highway Commissioner.
SCHOOLS.
L. Leslie Loth
Planiat and Composer.
Instruction given in pianoforte play
ing and all branches of musical theory.
Information regarding terms of in
i struction at Walter D. Moses & Co., 103
? East Broad, or call Madison 7477-j.
HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BAtUl
THE JEFFERSON
RICHHONU VA. /
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plsn. Rooms ilngl#
and en suite, with and without bathe
, bpiiciniiB Mmolt mora*
I T.\m,E D'HOTE Saturday and Saa
| day, 8 to 0, 91.SO each.
I
WANTED?Real Estate.
! Real Estate Wanted
i If you own Improved roal estate, city
| or suburban, upon which thero is a
i deed of trust, and you wish to sell your
j equity, write, giving tho number of tho
| house, tho lowest prlco you will take.
| your name and addresB. Box 829. city
AUCTION SALES?To-Duy.
^rpjgji/ALENTtNE AUCTtgjj
___PH0NE MADISON 1006
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BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
Household and Office
Furniture
Pursuant to an order of the District
[ Court of tho United States for the
I Eastern District of Virginia, entered
In the matter of John B. Metzger,
I bankrupt, I will sell at public auction,*
! within the auction salesrooms of tho
I Valentine Auction Co,, 61S East Broad
Street, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
at 12 o'clock noon,
| Oak Dresser, Waslistand, two Ward
i robes. Parlor Chairs. Tables, Bedroom
I Chairs, Bookcase, Sideboard, Carpets,
I etc.; also Oak Roll Top DeBli, Re vol v
1 Ing Chair, Oak Ofllce Table. Office
! Chairs. Rug. Filing Cabinet, Ofllce Ac
i cessorles, etc.
TERMS: Cash. Sale positive.
M. G. WALLACE,
i Trustee.
AUCTION SALES?To-Dajr.
CHAS. K. W 1LLIS & CO..
ltoal Estate Auctioneers.
Bv virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated January 29, 1913, to the under
signed trustees, recorded In clerk's
?office, Circuit Court of Henrico Coun- j
ty, In D. B. 197-B, page 304, default 1
liavlnp: been made In payment of a i
i portion of the debt thereby secured,
and bclnK reuulrcd by the beneficiary
therein r.o to do, we will, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1914,
at 5 o'clock P. M.,
on the premises. Newborn Street, In
? tho village of "WoodvlUe," proceed to 1
! sell at public auction the following
I described property mentioned therein:
I "Commencing at a point on the north
1 Bide of Newborn Street, between Twon
tv-flfth, or Maple, Street and Twenty
sixth. or Poplar, Street, fifty foet from
the corner of Twenty-fifth Street, or
Maple Street, and extending on the
north side or said Newborn Street 25
feet eastwardly and extending back be
tween parallel lines In a northerly
1 direction from Newbem Street 120 feet
I to an alley IB fc?t wide."
TERMS: Ca?h sufficient to fcay all
!costs of sale, taxes and Insurance to
i day of sale and a'debt of $78.21. and
Interest from October 28, 1914, and tho
balance Of tho sum seemed In the deed
to bo paid In monthly Installments of
(o *eacli, commencing November 2^
1914, nnd the residue at,a credit Of one
and two years, with Interest added and
I socurod by a deed of trust on said
i property, but subordinate to the other
j credit payments, or for all cash an to
said resluuo, at the option of the pur
chaser.
W. W. BEVERLY,
CHAS. IC. WILLIS,
Trustees.
AUCTION HALES?Future Days
TRUSTEE S SALE
OF
REAL. ESTATE NEAR THE VILLAGE
OF M ANAK1N, GOOCIIL A N D
COUNTY, VA.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
from Julia 15. Anglea and A. R. An
glea, hor husband, to B. O. James.
| trustee, dated tho 24th day of Fob
' ruary, 1911, nnd of record In tho
Clerk's Office of Goochland County, In
Deed Book No. 54. page 100, to secure
tho noteholder tor tho payment of
nolo for 11,200, with IntoreBt from date,
payable two years after date, drawn by
tho said Julia E. Anglea and Indorsed
by her, default having been made In
the payment of tho dobt therein se
cured, and, being thereto required by
tho beneficiary, I will offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der on tho premises adjoining Henry
J. Harris's store, near the vlllago of
Manakln, In the County of Goochland,
Vr., on
MONDAY.
the 23d Day of November, 1914,
ut the hour of 12 M. that day,
all that certain trnct of land, with
improvements tlieroon, lying and be
ing sltuato In tho County of Gooch
land, Va., and containing one hundred
and fifty-seven (167) acros of land,
more or loss, and bounded as follows:
On the Bouth by James River; on tho
west by the alndB of Henry J. Har
ris; on the north by James River Pub
lic Road, and on tho east by the Deaton
and Dover properties, and known as
a part of tho old Shelton tract.
On the following terms, to-wlt:
Cash as to so much of the proceode as
may bo necessary to defray tho ox
ponsos of executing this trust, Includ
ing h trustee's commission of 6 per
cent, and to discharge the amount of
money thon remaining unpaid on the
said note, the amount of monoy re
maining unpaid on a note of 1800, dated
Novembor 11, 1908, draw'n by snmo
parties and payable flvo years after
data, llkewlso secured by same grant
ors to samo beneficiary, and duly re
corded In the Clork's Offico of said
countv In Deed Book No. 62, page 228,
and the balance of the purchase monoy
on n credit of twelve months, evi
denced by note to*be given by pur
chaser for balance of the purchase,
payablo twelvo months after date and
secured by deed of trust on the real
estate to secure tho payment of samo
However, should purchasor prefer, ho
can pay all of tho purchase and closo
up tho sale. ,
B. O. JAMES,
Trustee.
BY CHAS. A. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers^
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 2411 KENSINGTON AVENUE.
By vlrtuo of a cortaln deed of trUBt
to tho undersigned trustees, dated Sep
tember 18, 19i2, and recorded In the
Richmond Chnncory Court clCWs of
i tlce, in D. B. 228-D, papu 479, default
I having been made In the payment of
the debt secured thereby, and being
' requested by the noteholder ho to do,
wo will sell, on the premises, at public
auction.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1914,
at 4:30 o'clock P. if.,
All that lot of land In tho city of Rich
mond, Va., with the brick dwelling No.
2411 thereon, beginning at a point on
tho southern lino of Kensington Ave
nue one hundred and fifty-five (156)
feet ton and one-half (10 1-2) Inches
west of Elm Street: thenco running
weatwardly and fronting nineteen (19)
feet one und one-half (1 1-2) Inches;
thencRvback between parallel lines (tho
eastern of which is one hundred and
thirty-six (130) feel seven and one
half (7 1-2) inches, and the western
ono hundred and forty (110) feet nine
and one-half (9 1-2) inches In depth,
to an alley twenty (20) feot wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay qfi!
and discharge a note for $3,000, to
; gether with all Interest, taxes, levies
i and the cost of executing this trust,
i BERNARD M. JACOBS,
J. McDONALD WELLFORD,
Trustocs.
MULES
For sale pair of large, young,
sound mules, just off of near-by
farm. Worth $600. Will sell
very cheap to make quick sale.
Can be seen at
CLAY STREET STABLES,
60ft East Clay Street.
AUCTION 8 ALE8?Future Days, r
NOTICE. ' *J
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IIHAI.
ESTATE.
A3 substituted trustee In a deed of
trust oxecutod by N. O. Ross and T. VP
' Hohs, hor husband. boating dato the 8th
, day of October, 10077 and or record In
the clerk's ofllco of Orange County, in
Deed Book 66, on page 77, to w. S
Rogers for tho benefit of Buttle T. El
lott, to secure tho payment of tho sum
of twelve hundreif and forty dollars
(<1,240.00), and waiving tho benefit of
the homestead exemption. Default
] having boen tuado fn thu payment of
I the debt therein secured, and being
I thereunto rouulred by tho said bene
flclary, I will offer for sale, at public?
I imotlon, to tho highest bidder, on th<*
i premises. In tho town of Oordonsvllle
in the County of Oranee, and State of
Virginia, on tho
11TH DAV OK DECEMBER, 1014.
at 12 o'clock M?
all that certain tract or parcel of land
with appurtenances thereon, situate,
lying and helnu on -North Main Stroot,
In the town of Gordor.sville. State of
Virginia, and b^lng the ??amo ' v con
veyod by Bettl? TT Ellett to tho said
N. O. Ross by hor certain dood bearlnu
date tho 8th day of October, 1907, and
to which said deed reference Is hereby
mad. for further description of said
land.
On the following terms: CASH as to
so much of tho proceeds as may be ne
cessary to defray tho expenses of exe
cuting this trust, including a truntoe'd
commission of T. per cent, and to die
charge tho amount of money then re
maining unpaid upon tho said bonds
and notes; and -ny residue shall be
t i ade payable at cuch time and secured
i in such manner as N. O. Ross shall
direct, or In evont of her failure .o give
such direction, In such manner as th?
trustee shall seo fit.
E. H. DE JARNETTE, JR.,
Substituted Trustee.
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO*
General Auctioneer*,
616 East Broad Street.
Phone MndUon 8SB1.
R. C. H. Automobile
AT AUCTION.
"We will sell in front of our ware
rooma^ 616 East Broad Streot.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1914,
at 12 o'clock.
One fully equipped R. C. H. five-pas
senger automobile, demountable rime,
extra tire, new magnetic and coil box,
recently overhauled and in good ordor.
Demonstrated at sale.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
Horses, Horses
AT AUCTION.
Saturday, Nov. 21
10 A. M.
Virginia's Reliable Sale and
Commission Stables
.1809-1811 E. I'ranWlln St.,
^ ' .
will sell 60 head of horses and
mules. Among theso horses you
will rind any kind of liorse you
want to use.
Mr. B. Duke
has 10 head of horses hero that he
will personally represent, and every
horse will positively bo sold l'or the
high dollar.
If you want a noilSH or MlJLE,
you can surely tlnri him at THIS
SALE. WE ONLY ADVERTISE
WHAT WE have to sell. Yon yft
a loiarantec with every horso or
nuile, nu matter wliut price you pay.
Take tho horse or tnulo honte, work
him. If he Is not ns wo represent
him, bring him back,and get vour
money returned. W?i want every
pnrchaner to get what he buys.
WE SAY MONEY'S WORTH OR
MONEY BACK.
Parties that liave surplus
Horses to sell, bring them to
us and we will sell them,
give you your money the
same day you sell him.
Remember the stable?
large yellow front. . *
Our references: Every
body.
WM. H. CHAMBERS,
Proprietor.
Col. C. E. Strang,
Auctioneer.
Phone Madison 6465.
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Bringing Up Father
By George McManus
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CmyrSffht, 1914. International News Service

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