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RMffJ} YhlENT
Help Wanted?Female. 32
Room uu
11,!.""*1"", f '???l woman preferred.
' ? H.i North Ninth.
, | ne.-d .several Rood colored
numcs; Rood pay, roo.i homes.
.1.1..' U!"C "IK; or I wo yiiuin i?11 r r> t- RirN.
In. ... !,r"' Whltloek. City Employment
I "? ' ?v Houm c. city Hall.
I!VA!' wanted: Iwortwchcr school:
?ii!V.""5 ?? riii. lit $7f> month. located in
..... y ',J?-'ality. near church and poftt-otllce
l.mk ?ii"tBt K,ra,|,; ?-?nincttte. N. B. Alls
look Allnl.rimU s. C.
M'.SI.ADIKS - \\V have position* nnon
/r several lt'tolllK<*nt .salesladies; permit
i lit ii'iMltlonar .villi good i?:i >-. A only iiirh.
| >inl Ari Co. * East Droaii Street.
llf*BSl?ADY?Wanted, a woman of ideas
i.iir appearance and convincing uower in
|M fur.-. Mu.t haVf au. M-im . |? f u.-li
j lh ? Ih-lit "l.tlary. Api.U "'to ^UaVhon
:a mstresses?th ali:: m Kit broth -
I Kits REQUIRE TUB K> \ ICES OK EX
|i<hie4sx'J?u SEAMSTRESSES FOR THK1U
I lteration i>kpariTJi ent.
'ENiighai'H Kit?
1'KU.MANKNT POSITION: Sl'LEN
Dll> CHAM |.; Kon ADVANCE
MENT. It t?OI. c.tHK 'MMES-DIS
I'ATCII.
I f I , \v ' V ^ ,m.vc op??n?? for <.-v
I housekeeper*. .. mother's
i!, .7.- acai?MftreiM?e* anil a ,,u:..br
I" -r|a' worker- Apply to Mr*. Whir
| llaii ,'4,n,,,oymcnt Bureau, Room
' " ailtcil, at 1.111 .-, ) Kooil * iIIir11
h.'h" J" u' Manassas, v?. <ab?ui 7v
I : . V ^neral houm
Mi. .V lor family and hire.!
I irlnc d" ~Y. i\! I'""' waahlnu ;<? <io. but
I- .or, I,'V. 'Vi " ' U" helped with
n ''"-k" ml li'iuwwork. I'r.-fer a wo.
: " al'it" i.h: "t,un,ry-,,r ??*? ????& \ ZZ:
Iti.'ii u , . "luKllt,'r at the MM mo pay
? ?'{.<?' c?^i0?sro?k?t& S^Vh'Ji
|fo hSn? and V.. TiTn?
1 r \v ' . ' ""?nth. I ?? ia t .1 and ro<.?, ' \yfck J3,?
.",K. Richmond Hotel, sum
, th- , ' LI "1 ,""y tl,no af?er Io o'clock
SO as i fe ,l?rl?F your ?-'othea ready
I \ . ?4V'.- t"r Man^hus at 4 .JO ouri
funrt ?/."' ' ,ir {a'advanced and will
fund aft.-r you have ?it|, 't
I ?' ih<
VOL'NQ !,ADIEiir
AND OIHL8.
If lou Aro Oolnjc to Work. Whr
Not Work In the
NICEST PEACE
And the Dace Where Yoo Can M?k? the
MOST MONEY?
WH1TEOCK liRANCH.
Twenty-third and Main Street*.
'v! ir? li'\1Jn';s?w'*n!"(l. youui; 1 adlcn. Ti
I">ri>. "ay w??rif/ra'? Vt'.'/iu- ,,,."r^'ork , Also
|"l Randolph Street. > A- Hotn & Co.,
Help
Wanted?.mjuc. ;w
liAltDKitS earn up to }co it -xTTiT?wl
KUara1.1?-f to t?-a.h you thoroufchly jn
. ?? "mall cost. Vou t?n "*>? ? Rte
o" * "|U ar" th*"" ?ure Of Bti a.jy
or^ uiiil Kor?i| Income for life. It iro. rli
I ri v'"-. r 0,4 i rur'r'lnc ""'ir o*ti i*hot.s
'5 I . kk ou^rn"? fe"'JW v"n
I, ... lui< < >ur full class now lortiuiii;
ler raiu^n* rnf 'n',",?>ation Shuford Haii
J . .. Street. Itlch
?" I '? v-ral boys, noat 'and not
I . !'? work in otflco, ffrran*! t>ovf* ?o.u
Jent i<"-' :' i"ry -b">- City fin.ploy
[??nt nii.rui, l.oorn Oty Ha.!l.
? ftLO CI.I.IJ k ? W;. ntrd hi one. ??..?istant 1
????l?ter.,l ilruKCiM r<-,lof w,.rk or urr
?.al,:,AVr..;vs""A a ?'? 3="- '?*? Mar
I.'HCO CLERK WANTED.
WANTED A REGISTERED DRCQ
I'l.ERK. MUST klrnish REFERENCES.
pOOI) I'ROSI'ECTS FOR A SOBER. HON- .
1:ST MAN. A1'I'I.Y TO DRUGGIST. CAHK '
|\'. E. armstrong A: CO.. PETERSBURG,
AH.M HANDS?Wanted, at once. 6 rrvod
hon-sl: worklntf f^rn, hands to co to Ma-'
ian.sa?. \ a. Hthout 70> .'iitiva Irmii Hichmoiuli
o help milk and do farm work, sui-h a.s corn
"ttlntr. P owin?. huaklni; corn, and cenera"
arm work. ?>n!y i?h n wanted v. ho know
low to milk ha.<1 do all kin.l.i of farm work
Iteady work file year around. Good tif.ard
?nd rooms an l SAT. ov-ry month If yOU can I
.how rr>.- thru y,,u i.in earn inorc than that
ifter you ar- with in.- a while. I will Elvr i
t to vou. /'oik f??r .\Ir. Wajion'T h t tlie
rtlrhniond Hotel. Sunday morning. Sentem- 1
.er any time after 10 o'clock in the
, nornlric up to 3 o'clock In the evenlni:
nrltjK your cloth.-a with you ready to
?h ! l?'av.' on the i :T.o train for Manassas ?
>un.!ay ,-vcnlnK. r ar fare advanced, and
^ 111 refund after you ar*-_wnh me 6 months.
flREMEN, IIR A K KM EN, iljO-tl'OO month* I
Ij. .ill rallninds. ??verywherc: ejcperitaca
innecci>sar>. Write Railway Association I.
107. far-- 1 nn.-s-1'ispatch.
[(?'ORE-MAN?Wanted, one foreman for *weTl
e.juippeil .tulo repair shop and one fore
naii for our vulcanlzlnGT department. Wil
?iy cood salary anil furnish livine Quarters
for family, uayle a tJarasi-. Newport News I
I \I A 111 '? 1, K AND GRANITE"iM'TTER wTnted.
1 A pcrnianent job in a closed. w?ll.hui*3
I,hop ITlco. IS per day and up Wo will
J .-iutnl railroad fare. I >o not wait to writt
>ut . ..me at one. Owen Bros. Marble and
J.ranit.- c .> . C.reonwood. SC.
I\1 EN?Wanted, men to learn-the barber
I <r y-r 1 w ..,.. requu e.i. Write for
l^atalo^tie. Richmond Harl.-r College 319 :
INorth Klfth Street. Richmond, \"a. ' |
?MEN?. I
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
A LARGE number
OK inexperienced MEN.
AGES 13 TO <S.
MUST HE IN GOOD
PHYSICAL CONDITION.
GOOD LIVING WAGE PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
STEADY WORK assured.
APPLY IN person
OR communicate AT ONCE
WITH FACTORY
employment OFFICE.
THE GOODYEAR
> TIRE AND RUBBER
company.
AKRON. OHIO.
1'I.I'M ME US?Wanted a I once 2 ^S7l
I'luH^^K'Khty.neven ?'><l one-half
1 rents <?-J?7*-3) an hour. Steady work
Write or Wire, jl, F. Gilfoathcr. LaurinR
l.nrtr. N. C. *
ROOFERS?Wnnte.1 at once Two i'irsUelasa
till and slate roofers: S'? cent,*, per hour"
road men expenses paid. Wlro )|. c Crab
i re*. Ha ru le I. N. < \ ?
.SALESMEN?Two siiiKlc. experienced iiorr
trail men over twenty-live yeaus of aire
as liouflc-to-houso Halesmen. Address L P*
SlmpMon. Oenoral Delivery. Itlehino^d 'ya!
1'A I S'X A N J) OlJ^?Wnntoi! l?y >vholc^ati)
Richmond houso 3 lirst-olnss oil and paint
Siiiesmoti tor Virginia ami North Carolina*
none but experienced men neod apply Lib
eral "alarjes to rlcht parties. Address |J
Mil. earn TlniCB-DlM piuch.
?'.vT'.KSMAN-Experlonccil 'stock siilesma'tT.
Must have Rood references. Excellent
, ..iiimlsslon. Address w. p. p Bo* ?2
WlbE auVaitiatr* nwv on nuvortlsinj,". '
EM pjU> YMEIST
Help Wanted?Mil lb. 03
SALESMAN- ~~
MANUKACTUREit HAS EXCEP
T10NA1,1,Y IlEMUN ERATIV E
PROPOSITION FOIl PRODUCBIt.
EVERY IjAIKJK BUILDING AND
FACTORY OFFERS OPPORTUNITY
'?'OR SALES. SAI-ARY AND I.II*.
KRAI/ HON US RASED UPON
SALES. EXPENSES ADVANCED.
IK YOU BELIEVE IN YOUR SALES
A Ml LIT Y AND WANT TO PLACE
IT TO GOOD ADVANTAGE. WRITE
MR. J II. ALLEN. JEKKBKSON
HOTEL. Foil PROMPT INTER
VIEW.
SALESMEN?
:
Arf you satisfied with vour present
position, or do you that thero
nro larger opportunities in soma
other lino? A story of the kiiccpk8?s
In the lire Insurance business would
road like a tale from the Arabian
Nights It Is the most fascinating
uikI profit:'. ble salesmanship there Is
The I'nlon Mutual Li fe Insurance
Company ha? the following positions
open for first-class men who have
bcien accustomed to earning large
salaries. and who know how to ap
proach men of affairs: One matt to
travel and appoint agents on a basis
of salary ?.nd commission with ex
penses raid, and three district man
ugers on salary and commission. If
you want to enter pleasant and
profitable work, apply to Duke A.
Putney. Manager, 001 Mutual Build
ing Richmond. V*.
blj'KLI.SK &A LESMKN can easily make
*?>0 to i.?0 weekly selling auto accessories
to rural and city dealers. Coinmlhslons paid
weekly. Tennessee Itubber Works. Knox
vllle. Tenn. 1*. O. Rox 14.
Situations Wanted?Female. 30
OFFICE WORK?Young lady desires light
?*'lork. ' HO^. care Times- Hisp a tx h.
STENOiiflA I'll EH?Experienced, thoroughiy
competent at enoirrapher desires position
Secretarial ability and experience. Takes
? lietat ion rapidly and accurttelv on machine
a.? w.-II as in shorthand. Salary desired. 125
per week. Address G 35S. care Times-Die
patch
YOUNG LADY, now employed, would liko
chance In order to advance. Thorough
knowledge of office work, bookkeepinr and
typist. Auto business preferred. Would
like to take charge of !?i office. Will act
as assistant. "Change." 201 South Third
Street. city.
Situations Wanted?Male. 3?
CA I'.KTA K ER OK WATCHMAN*?MIddTe"
aged man desires position as caretaker or
wat< hman Best references as to ability
and character. Address C M7. care Tim's
I >lspat eh.
COLLECTOR?Experienced man, with car.
thoroughly acquainted with the city,
wlsnes position a* collector. References and
bond If required. Address L <45 care
Times- plspat c h
EXPERIENCED sewing machine adjuster '
wishes position with gT>od Urni. Address
H SCI, care Ti mes-Dlspate h. i
PHARMACIST?Wanted, a position .is phar
macist. Will be open for proposition Oc- I
tobcr 1. Fifteen years' practical experience,
and capable In all departments. Can fur
nish any references required. Address L i
446 care Times-Dispatch ,
SHIPPING CLERK, colored, wants position. I
Ten year."' experience. First-class refer- I
encev Address 11 >02. care Time.-;-Dispatch. 1
TWO DRUG CLERKS with 4 and ti vears'
experience, wanted relief work. D ?00
care Times-Dispatch
UtiAISUAL
Business Opportunities. H8
BUSINESS MAN?Wanted, a first-class busi
ness man, conservative and energetic, good
executive ability with about tu&.ouo. in a
conservative. Sound business paying mors
'.nan 1 OSi oer month dividend, with rapid
increase. Suitable party would draw a rood
salary unless other interests prevent, mak
ing .impossible h.s entire time. In which tase
he would be expected to co-operate only
as director c. t regular quarterly meetings.
Address L 442. care Times-Dispatch.
COLLECTING?Wanted, accounts to collect
by good experienced collector, who will
look personally after them. Will handls
rent account lor real estate firm. L? ?95,
care Times-Dispatch.
CON FEt 'TI O.N E H Y B UsTnESS?For sale]
one of the beat confectionery and solt i
drink stands in the city. This is a strictly
up-to-date going business, catering to nign
class trade. Will stand the closest Inves
tigation. Heing sold for partnership dl- l
vision. Don't answer this ad. unless you
mean business. Address Mr. Johnson, box
*32. Newport News. Va;
GROCERY?Nice grocery store stock and
tlx*.ures, for sale. Call Madison 5SST. j
MR SALES MANAGER, we want vou as
district manager If you have real punch
Will require Jti.uc/) to HO.OOO to handle. Good i
for $2.(X>l to J5.0? net per month. Do not '
waste t! rri- unless you can luiriil r.*.,
m'nls and give Information first letter. Ad
dress W. A. L. Schlftman Building St
Paul. Minn.
WANTED, position as real estate Salesman
or will buy interest In established real es- :
tate business, or will enter business with a
good live p.trtner. 1, 4 4 4. Times-Dispatch.
Money to Loan. 40
ISORROW on your waicnes. diamonds and
Jewelry Irom Equitable Loan Society l >s 1
North Eighth Street j
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY ?
LICENSED AND BONDED.
LOANS 125 TO JS00.
LEGAL RATES.
A Different Kind of Loan Company.
CITIZENS' LOAN SOCIETY.
417 East Hroart Street.
Telephone Randolph 1 406.
LOANS FROM J10 TO J300.
The cold winter days are approaching. Have '
vou looked at your coal bin to see that you
have coal enough to tide vou over the win
ter0 It is always best to be on the safe side
when conditions are uncertain. Wo have the
lowest rate of interest of any company in ;
the c ity. You only pay us the legal rate of j
interest allowed by law. No fees charged 1
for looking up applications and making the 1
loan. I.oani> on personal property and
Liberty bonds.
Phone Mad. 4.11C. Seaboard Security Co.,
10s North Seventh
LOANS I2S TO JSOO.
We have lent about t2<K>,000 to wage- j
earners here: some to property owners.
Legal charges, helpful, prompt, confiden- '
tlal. courteous. inquiries invited.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Second Floor Front.
309'v North Sixth Street, near Broad Street.
MONEY to i.-nrt on city reai csiate J '
Thompson Brown & Co.
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan. 40 '
HONBY lo?nn. to nuuwk??pera at Irfil
Into rest, standard Credit Co.. 212 North 1
Four ? Street Madiium 3S7Z
MONEY to loan on ruuntry real extt'.c. Oeo. i
E. Crawford fe Co.. >32 Kant Main Street. |
MONKV?Are you in iiecii ot mvn?yT |
lend ot. real estate. See us Ruflln & i
Sloan. 18 Nonh Kigh'li Street. [
~ INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. 44
IJANCINO?Mrs. O. C. tSmmcnhauiar'i I
dancing studio. 204 Kant Marshall Street, ;
guaritniicu in 5 lessons. Madison 62C5-J.
. STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicle#. 48
UUM. CALVES?Two very choice regin- i
tered Holsteln calve* from hlgh-produc- j
ing dames. by 23-r>ound aire. Keginteri'il !
Duroc-J erscy pigs. I.. W. Dates, Mldlo- i
t lit an Pike. South Ulihmund.
COLT?Three-year-old hily colt. good j
stock. _ nurkman. Darbytown Road.
HORSES AND MUl.ES ? For sale. horses and
mules. Single anil double itams for hire.
N J ?.'rull. i?12 Ka?t Cary Street.
VI KG INIA ilKMAHI.K BAZAAR?Wolf &
lirooke. You will find plenty horses and
mules, second-hand waiune. buggies and
harness for sale dally. Auction days. Tues
day and Saturday. Brine us your surplus
stock. Wo will sell tliein for you and voij
ran got your money same day. 1809-1 1 Ka^
Kranklin Street. Phone Madison 63S4.
Poultry and Supplies. 40
MILKOLINE 11 A S T E N S M ATl'ltlT V.
WHICH M EA_NS UKTTINH H< XIS INTO
MAItKKTAUliK CONDITION MUCH SOON
lilt. WITH A SAVING OK KEED. TIM E
AND LAIIOH. BR AC Kit A- KASTKN. DIS
TRIBUTORS. 130S CAHY STREET.
MERCHANDISE
Articles (ur Sale. 51
ARM V S iT'PLI KS-OK~ A LL~ KINDS?Tents'. 1
cots, blankets oullts. raincoats, wagon!
covers, liov Scout equipment. Tents lor
r>-nt. Write for ,>rice and catalocue. Navy
hummocks. I>8c each. Dept. A. Army and
Navy Supply Company, ltox 130. 420 Brook
Avenue 111 North Seventeenth Street. Main
Office: 35(il Lester Street. Phone Randolph
I 4 4&. Richmond. Va.
I1UOKS - Kor sale. I new 164 set of Klrk
luan's Science of Railway* for 130. I>. I*. |
En warns. Box t>t7. Ne w port New s. V a.
CUT GLASS?$1.60 special cut glass olive
dish. Schaaf Bros.. Jewelers. 42tt East !
Broad Street.
ilustnebs ICqulpment. 52
LAW BOtAtS?Kor sale. tlffeen volumes
Modern American La*. ail systematic and
comprehensive t ommentarics on the funda
mental principles ol American lav,- and pro
nd'j re, accompanied by leading Illustra
tive cases and legal forms, law problems
and law lectures, with guides for reading.
I.aw respects the Inborn nobility of all jn<-n
and gives to the Individual prestige. No
one has a corner on religion or lav.-. You
have your religion now get. your knowledge
of law. These volumes unsurpassed In
binding quality and print, flexible and un
rolled. Ail complete for Jl'JO. or will ex
change for first-water blue sparkie diamond.
J. I'. CarnelVx. 14 North Harrison Street.
City. ?
TYPEWRITER?Standard Visible type
writer. 157: brand-new; direct from fac
tory. ltecular 1100 machine. Very small
payments arranged If desired. Ask for tree
catalogue and demonstration. "Typewriter."
P. O Box 42?.
WANTED?Second-hand eafes. We pay
higheot cash prlce.s. I'hone Madison <si ,
Barns Safe and Vault ~o. '
Electrical Supplies. 54-A
ELECTRICAL WORK done by experienced
workmen. Estimates given. Stringer
Elertr!c Co.. 11 North Seventh Street. .
Coal, Wood and ice. 50
HCY CO AC now before it advances: 50 cents
off for cash. Tyler & Ryan, 1001 West
Carv Madison 107&. Randolph 301".
COAL.?Kor best quality and lowest prices,
call W. B. Reams. "07 North Seventeentn
Street. Malison 6434. 60c off each too coal
for cash.
Household Goods. 50
DUNCAN'S HOUSEHOLD POLISH for sale
by best dealers all over Virginia or direct
from Duncan. 14-A South Davis Avenue.
I'hone Boulevard 373.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS?Kor sale. party
leaving cltv October 1, have the follow
ing articles for sale at a sacrifice, all in I
first-class shape:
Two baby high chairs.
Morris chair.
Kitcher. cabinet.
Croquet set.
Three dozen Mason fruit jars.
One small ornamental table."
tine foiding go-cart.
One mahogany waahstand.
Two crex rugs. 36x54 inches.
IS padded step pads.
One gas parlor table lamp.
If interested, call between 9 and 12 Mon
day morning. Cail Madison 703S-J.
SEWING MACHINES J5.00 up. Come quick. I
512 West Broad Street
STOVE?One Comet self-feeder heater, good
as new. Can be s?en at 3412 East Clay !
Street. Reasonable price.
Jewelry and Watches. 60
DIAMONDS?If you have a diamond to buy.
sell, exchange or remount, or old sold (?
sell or exchange, bring it to J~. T. Allen A I
Cc-.. jeweler*. Kourteenth and Main Streetsu
JEWELEHS?Jahnkc Bros.. !U2 East Main !
Street. Watchmakers. Jewelers, etc.
JEWELERS?Cocke A- Co.7 533 West Broad
Street. Railroad Watch Inspectors.
RAII.ROAl) WATCHES?Terrell Bros. 622;
West Broad Street.
Machinery and Tocls. 01
HAND H popcorn machine, in first-class
condition. C 815 carv Times-Dispatch.
MACHINERY,?We buy and sell machinery,
and pipe of every description. We also
carry a full line of shafting, hangers and
pulleys. Richmond Junk and Pipe C"m- i
par.y 505 Brook Avenue. Randolph1013.
Wanted?To Duy. GO
KEATH ERa?Spot cash paid for feathers
and antIoues. Madison ti3t)7. IJeard.
FURNITURE wanted. Any quantity. Best >
prices paid. Phone A1adlson 1906.
GOLD AND SILVER?Why not trade In
your old discarded gold and sllvor for
some of our up-to-date jewelry or silver- !
Ware? C. Luinsden & Sons. 731 East Mp.ln
Street.
WANTED?
TWO
FLAT TOP DESKS.
must bp; in good
CONDITION.
APPLY J T2S.
C.\ RE Tl MBS-DISPATCH.
MERCHANDISE
Wanted?'!?? lluy. / 00
HOUSE llokf> ""OOOl>? Wanted W buy.
household goods lu any MUaiitltv. Phono
Randolph 121s
OlVl? KAI.SK TEKTH M fli-r.t prl??s ? 'I.I
tor old gold ami stlvci. I;ils' teeth. dia
monds it ml \v .i i *? I . K ?' Myer Jvwelty
I'D., 21 Went Itroitil Street.
l'lANOS, furniture liousenold goods bought.
sold. A ndcraoil's. Ilioad at
l-'lt-si Madison IU37,
biruMi-iiAMi it HNi rriti. ?,?.'??:it ?mI
sold. Hoy'1 II Cobb. Chun h Hill Kurni
lure Company. Emit llrouil Btfwl
\VK buy II...I I|.'?I;., oft. ?? furniture. mid
safes. M :idi-<on
KUOHIJ At*U /I'MKt*
lUiiiiu? Wiui t)7
FOR RENT- l.urKu furnUhcil front room:
South'rn exposure! heat, electric lights
and bath; iiriVAtv family. Phone liuulv
yard I'.ID J, '? ?
FKA.SK1-I.N ST.. K. 200?Handsomely fur
nished rooms with batb: evening dinner.
Mm. >1 vrtte Andcrtton ______
KRAN K L.I.N W. a>? Klrst-cluss accom
modation*: . rooms with or without bath.
tl\' ..mg 0itinera: Indlvljuaj tsiiies. ^ _
FRANK 1..1N. K. 115-?Flrst-cia'sa accommo
dations. Permanent ami iraiialviu. ' ri
vi>to hai lis
UltACIS ST.. WEST 16 Second-floor front
room. -Miss m. ij. Gordon.
GRACE, i'. IV.- -Exc? Hunt iii'-.i 1ami eve
nine dinner*.
Oil AUK .sr.. w EST 1003?Nicely furnished
room*. tirst-class meals. Cull Knuminu
.. few table boa nigra Mlsa Harg.tmln
grace sr.. w. mas?Thrco large, bright.
tunny munis with board, iti a strrtiy
private family. Apply between ii Hnd -
TUB HIM' CREST. K. (Ill A' "E? Rooms
ami board. Absolutely llrst-class: central,
hot wj?ter h-at rrifi- real. >fliiblM. tJiTi'.
WEST "tiRACE?Hurt-. bright room with
private family. i:i modern hou---. Ureal;
fast and evening dinner. IS Ml. cure Tlrnes
f>lnpatcli. .
Rooms Without 1'ioartl. Ii8
BARTON AVENUE?Room tor rent. Han
dolph 3312-.I.
lU'SIN K.-S woman with Ital would r.-til tur
iilsh.it room; us** reception room ami
Uii. hi'i:. iiiir:..- I'll II." I .oulevard C33-J.
CARY ST. Gentleman wishes nic- young
man for roommate. Randolph 13V2. third
r.it -j: East Cary Street.
OAKY ST., E. 6?One large furnished room,
bath convenient: rent rea.sona.bK-; In prl
vat" family; gentlemen pi<d?rred.
CA~hT sr.. k. 401 furnished rooms for
sleeping or housekeeping.
CENTRA H?For rent, centrally located In
private fatnily. several single and double
room*; gentlemen l*how?r Madison 4M4-.I.
Ki.tiVli AVE.? Kurnlsh'-d rooms. hot water
heat. Modern. H?#ulcv:trd 27.'!2-.l.
K1.I j ST) AVENUE?Two tin f u r nished con
necllng rooms. 1517 Kloyd Avenue.
FOURTH ST., NORTH 63'J Furnished rooms
tor IIkIi* h<>usekeep|nu. reasonable. Apply
I?r. Hume. iS'i North Kourtli Street.
Tka.NKMN ST ?' frfit room on Kras k
Itti Street, west of Klrst, with heat, ils'i'
and phone: in private f.irni!v. (jentlemait
only. H. ? a f ri n a ble. I' ho lie .M ad Is o n_ S313.
V;7nTl:Tt~T?o deilKhtlul eotusnunlcatliiK
rooms. Uarage it desired. Kandolpn
52S1-J. .
(JHACK ST. WEST?Kor r-nt. 2 lurnlshed.
conneetinK rooms. cltiBiy or double. West
Craci* Street. I'hoiK' Houb'vard wltsl-J.
OUAI.'H ST.. WKST '"i K"r flit, several
furnishtd ro"n >
ORACE ST., \VEST 13 l.arKe hall room,
new.y fur:;:.-:n-n o'.ly,
ORACK ST.. W. S20?Two third-story fur
n I s hed rooms . |ir: v a' ? ? .it ti. tie tit I'Miie ii.
ORACE ST.. \V. TOs Deilchtful room, fur
nlshfcd : beyt residential set t ion.
GRACE ST.. E. Tfi flarge nicely furnished
rooms for rent, tlrst and se< nnd lloor>;
steain heat, lights, bath and use of phone.
I.OM UAKDY. N. is?Mcelv furnished, w ell
lornteil room for gentlemen.
SIEALMjW, netir Monument. - connecting,
furnisheif rooms private hath adjolnintr.
close to jitney. Gentlemen preferred. Houie
vanl ?.917-NV.
MONTICI'.LI.O?114 North Eighth: nl.e.
clean, cool rooms. 50c. 7&c. il.l'O dally:
t3 "'I to t7.f'0 week I y
MONUMENT AVENUE?Kor rent. Monu
ment Avenue, room with private batii;
one or two gentlemen preferred. Gall liuule
vard 3 4S2.
MCKI.V lurnlshed room: modern conven
iences. adjoining bath, private family.
Houlevard 4031-XV.
ItOOM ? Kor rent October 1. one nicely fur
nished front room. AH conveniences.
Call Randolph 1011
ROWLAND ST.. NORTH 111?One or two
bright. freshly papered and furnished
rooms; electric lichts. hot-water he.-ti. Refer
ences exchanged. Reasonable. Houlevard
< it K0 - J
Ilooms for Housekeeping. 00
KOR RENT, light housekeeping rooms;
everything furnished; in good locality and
close In. Gall Madison 6510.
MARSH A 1.1, ST.. E. 11.?Completely fur
nished rooms for ho uyekeeplng.
Vuculion IMuces. . 70
??CHOVEItFIEI,f>S"?A few choice rooms
for autumn and winter seasons: steam
heat, baths, saddle horses, hunting and
shooting. Kor circulars, rates and cltv ref
erences, address Krank Randolph. Kcsw4.:k.
V a_
Where to Eut. 71
NOTICE?On XVednesday. October 1. at 11
A. M.. the doors of the l.exintrton
terla. Twelfth 'and Main Street, will be
open to the general public and the sarins
will be op on day and night with services
at all tlm-'s.
REAL EST AT Hi <(TL ^ }
Apartments ant) Flutjs. 74
SEVENTH. 40S?Di-jdni iTTe! unf urnislt-d
flat, convenient; also furnished rooms.
Maillson 4.**3- X\*, _____
SIXTH ST.. NORTH 624?Second flat. 4 |
nice rooms and bath: large hall; also
cellar for fuel. Phone Madison 7 504. No
children.
TENTH ST.. N. 423?Unfurnished llat tor
rent.
Business Places fttr Kent. " 7i>
GARAGE fn XX'est +'nd. reasonable. Pos
session at once, jj t-.ire Times-His
i.airh
Houses for Kent.
XVB can rent that vacant property Give
us a chance to prove it. Chewntr.c ?:
Hoxley.
Wanted?To Kent. 81
APARTMENT -XX'anted. small apartment,
preferably VX'cst End: adults Phone Madi
son 711 j - XV
Kl,.XT?Wanted to rent or furni-h' d
flat 3 to ii month-; west of Kirst Street,
between Hroad ami Main, or XX'est End.
L> !r?j. care Time.-_liIspat.jjt.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
harms auiJ i^iati lot >talL*. H.J
FARMS?XX'e have several nice farms on our
llat. See us. C. I- & IX. 1- Uenoon. SO?
East Main Street.
FARMS-?Jf it is a farm you want. s?a
Garrett Go III- Easl .Xlain >treel
FARMS?Kor farms of um description see
Hex O. Jones Go., luc.. Iti North E:gt;'.h
Street.
FAItMS for sale ii; any location. XV a.
Itoiilnson .*:? t'o.. I Oft Xiii tli Eiuli' h St if.
FARMS -i.ist ihat tarm with Pollard .t
Hagby, Eleventh and Main Streets. Rith
inond X a.
FARMS?Highly improved Southsldo Vir
ginia farnth for salu by Noell Patter
son. Phase City. X'a.
FARMS?Call or wrllo Noell & Patterson]
t'ha.-e v'itj. X'a.. lot prices ntid ile. crip
lions of Improved .iml unimproved farms.
A farm to su'.t one.
l,j:,T your larms anu cltv propcrtj v\lta
It. V. Wniteh ui at .V Go . 1014 Hast M....I
St roet.
K?Ah ESTATE FOR SALE
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DISPLAY?CLASSIFIED '
TRUSTEE'S
SALE
"Mount Athos," Near
Somerset, Orange
County, Va.
Four hundred and fifty-nine and
fifty one-hundredths (459.50) acres of
land, more or loss adjoining Montpelier,
the estate of William dit Pont, George
Zinn's trustee. Frank Nalie, Eustaco
I**. Ciolsan. Lewis il. Graves and
others.
By virtue of two certain deeds of
trust, both dated June 18. 1917, and re
corded. respectively, in the Clerk's Of
fice of the Circuit Court of Orange
County. Virginia, in Deed Book 7S,
page 301, and Deed Book 78. page 304,
executed by Edward H. Moon to the
undersigned trustees, breach having
been made in the payment of the coven
ants therein provided for. and default
having been made in the payment of
the obligations thereby secured and
therein described, and having been re
quested by the holders of the said
obligations to sell as therein provided,
the undersigned trustees will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1919.
at 11 o'clock, A. M..
all the said property which is described
and conveyed in the said deed:* of
trust.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
ALEX. T. BROWNING.
V. It. SHACKELFORD.
Trustees.
BY BOLLARD & BAGBY. INC~
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
OF
Excellent New
? ?
Brick Investment
Property
i KNOWN AS NOS. 417-417-A; 419, 419-A:
! 4L1, 4-1 - A WEST MAIN STREET.
We will sell at auction on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1919,
at '5 o'Clock P. M.,
J the above-mentioned desirable brick
i flats. The buildings are nearly new,
in excellent condition and have six
! rooms in each flat, and are well ten
anted at 5400.00 per flat.
It is necessary that this property be
sold and we would be glad to have
J you attend the sale, should you de
I sire a first-class investment.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC..
j Auctioneers.
BY C. L. & II. L. DIONOON, 1NC~
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
DESIRABLE MEDIUM SIZE DWEL
LING.
; No. 903 North 7 th
Street
WITH SMALL DWELLING IN REAR.
I To close an estate we will offer for
: sale at public auction on the premises
on
? THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1919,
at a o'Clock P. M.,
! the above described property, being
No. 90.1 North Seventh Street, contain
ing" five roomn and ballroom and also
I the three-room dwelling on the rear of
I this lot. The property has a frontage
i of 30 feet on the east line of Seventh
Street and runs back 122 feet to an
i alley 1 ?? feet wide.
This property is centrallv and de
sirably located for renting purposes,
being occupied by the same tenants
for a long period and should commend
itself to those seeking a profitable in
vestment.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
bale.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON. INC.. I
Auctioneers.
DISPLA Y?CLASSIFIED
WILL. I AM P. REDD.
Real Estato Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS* AUCTION SALE
OP
250 Feet of Valuable
Vacant Ground
IN* THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA? IN
THAT SECTION KNOWN AS HIGH
LAND PARK.
In pursuance of a decree of the Chan
cery Court of fhe city of Richmond.
Va.. entered on the 24th day of June,
1919. In tho two causes pending there
in. styled "Lavinia M. Thompson et als..
vs. J. M. Thompson's exccutrlx et als.."
and "J. M. Thompson's executrix vs.
Samuel G. Thompson et ats.," we, tho
; undersigned special commissioners ap
' pouted for that purpoe, will, on
MONDAY, SEPT. 29. 1919.
at 5:30 o'Clock P. M..
on tho premises, proceed to sell at
public auction,
"All that certain lot of land in that
! part of tho city of Richmond. Va.,
! known as Highland Park, beginning at
a point three hundred and ninety-five
1 (395) feet south of the northeast cor
ner of Fifth Avenue and Custer Street,
thoTlce running southwardly along and
fronting two hundred and fifty (250)
? feet on the eastern line of Fifth Ave
! nue and running back eastwardly
! between parallel lines and at right
! angles from Fifth Avenue to Shockoe
I Creek, which forms the easetrn boun
; clary of the said lot, the northern line
i of said lot being four hundred and
| ninety-two (492) feet long, and the
! southern line being four hundred and
! sixty-three (463) feet long from Fifth
Avenue to Shockoe Creek.
This land is in a lfteality which in
rapidly being built up, and could be
subdivided to good advantage for
building purposes, and should attract
the attention of investors and home
builders.
It is also only one block from ..he
street car. and very convenient to
churches, schools, drug stores and gro
cery stores.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the
balance in equal installments at onu
and two years, notes for deferred payr
ments to be executed by the purchase*;
to his own order and by him Indorsed,
with Interest added, title to be retained
until all of the purchase money has
j been paid and a deed ordered by the
j court, or all cash, at the option of tho
purchaser.
ISAAC DIGGS and
ORDWAY PULLER.
Special Commissioners.
? __
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of.the Special Com
l missloners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 3d day of
July, 1919.
Teste:
CHAS, O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
GARRETT & COMPANY.
1112 East Main Street.
Kcal Eatate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S
AUCTION
SALE
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
May 22. U*17, and recorded in Clerk'a
Otliee of the Circuit Court of Chester
field County, in D. B. 147, pago 58?,
default having been made In the pay
ment of a portion of the debt therein
secured and being required so to do,
we will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1919,
at 2 o'Clock P. M.,
all thut certain tract or parcel of land
In Chesterfield County, Virginia, con
taining one hundred (100) acres, be
ing one-half of the tract called "Hick
ory Hill," which is bounded on tho
north and east by the tract of one
hundred (100) acres, now or formerly
owned by Franklin Myers, and on the
south and west by H. K. Grave's
estate, being one hundred (100) acres
assigned to P. B. Wlnfree in tho di
vision of the estate of P. B. Winfrey
In the suit of Wlnfroe \?e. Christian
and others. Chesterfield County Court,
December I. 1875, Plat Book 1. page
271. Clerk's Office, subject to prior
liens by deed of trust and for taxes.
TERMS: Cash.
J NO. H. GARRETT.
Trustee.
SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & COMPANY. AUCTIONEERS,
1519-i'l Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Public Sale?Norfolk, Va.
' VALUABLE PLANT
Water Front Real Estate, Machinery and
Equipment of the Fosburgh Lumber
Company
Foot of Walnut Street, Berkeley,
NORFOLK, VA..
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1919, at 11 A. M.,
On the premises:
REAL ESTATE?The real estate comprises their valuable water
front property lying on the Berkeley stile of the Eastern Branch of the
Elizabeth River (Norfolk Harbor), opposite the wharves of the Old
Dominion and Clyde Lines, having' a front of 247 feet on the Port Ward
en's line and a depth of 760 1-2 feet from the Port Warden's line ?nd
along Walnut Street to Bakers Lane.
The improvements are frame, comprising ofllee, superintendent's
dwelling, lumber shed, boiler house, splinter shop, steel tank, etc.
MACII'NEUT?The machinery, which will be sold in separate lots
immediately after the sale of the real estate, comprises the complete
equipment of a box manufacturing: plant, consisting of planers, match
ers. printers, nailers, piping, rail, lumber, trucks, boiler and engine.
I>ixie blower system, elevator cable, shafting, pulleys, belting, cto. Also
large, stock of matched and odd shooks.
Illustrated catalogues will be mailed upon application to
SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & COMPANY. AUCTIONEERS.
1519-21 Chestnut Street, Phiadelphi^.
By George McManusj
| BRINGING UP FATHER
Copyrlnht. 1919. International News Service.
WHO <bA\D "THE
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