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tM-ISi COMING TO GIVE
: CHILDREN HEALTH OOIES
Makes Small Folic Shriek With
Laughter "While Teucliing
Valunble Lessons.
"WHili .ARRIVE ON NOVEMBER 23
?r-'. a- .??? . ?
Idea OHginntcd in New Tork by
Child Health Organization Ix*-aps
; JJnto Popularity?Wisdom's Words
to J^jUrth's Tunes.
Cho-Cho Is coming to Richmond on j
Saturday. November 25. for tho benefit j
and * entertainment of the big:, little i
and middle-size children of Richmond, j .
Clu>-ChQ'1s a real, sure 'nongl? circus I
-Clown. ' the klud of clown that the i
>ig:ht of'recalls the joyous days when I
one waB younp and credulous and sat ^ f
under a billowing sea of weather- . ?
Stained canvas and shrieked with de- | t
light at the funny antics of a comical i 1
figure In full trousers, a ridiculous j
coat, ornamented with bright red dia- . i
jmonds. and a biff white ruff a figure ;
with a face of chalky whiteness, j
painted with bold splotches of red and :
lines of black?the traditional clown, i
Cho-Cho comes to Richmond under j
..the auspices of the Richmond House
Wives' ' League, the members of wnlcn j
conspired together at a meeting at j
tho Jefferson yesterday afternoon to
stive tho children of Richmond tlio
time of their young livea Saturdaj,
two weeks' hence.
Will lltminnlr.f Health nule?.
Cho-Cho's mission in Richmond is ,
-lo humanize health rules' ?to set j >
words of wisdom to the tunc of mirth :
ro that tho littlest child will re- I
member the fundamental rules or j
health and happiness forever after- j
V3X(i.
Cho-Cho's present program of con- i
?tructivc education Is along the lines .
"of presenting in an attractive torm
"the necessary rules of health began-in
New Tork City. The Child Health Or
' sanitation conceived the idea of using
a, loved figure of childhood to inspire
children with the desire to grow lug
and strong and healthy, and to tell
' them Just how to do it.
A real live clown was procured
through a dramatic agency, christened
with the initials of the organization, j
Cho. and drilled in a series of health
talks to public school children of New
Tork As was to be expected, the crui- :
drCn hailed the merry Cho-Cho with >
?joy and they swallowed his pills 01
advice readily, with their sugar-coat
ing of jest and merriment.
-i a member of the Richmond House
wives' hoHguft was present at one of
Cho-Cho's performances and her pleas
ure in the entertainment provided by
the clown was us great as that of the
thousands of children who filled t lie
auditorium where he was giving his
performance.
In Invited to Richmond.
So, the Richmond Housewives' League .
Ivas invited tho jolly clown to Rich- ;
?mond. where on November 22 in the
auditorium of John Marshall High i
"School* he will give an all-star per- I
formanoc at which the Housewives' ?
league hopes that every child in Rich
mond will be present. Should L.io sale t
of tiokets warrant It, Cho-Cho will t
Stive two performances.
The drivo begun by the Richmond
Housewives' League for the standard- ,
ization of the one pourul loaf of bread
in Richmond and that every loaf sold
shall be wrapped at the bakeries con
tinues to receive the otticial indorse
ment of Richmond organizations, be- |
fore whom Mrs. J. Vf. Durham, chair- j j
man of the committee which was ap- 2
pointed to Investigate and report on j
this matter has appeared. J
Mrs. Durham has just been appoint- j
ed State chairman of the department ^
of civics by the president of the. State j
Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs j
Parker. - She is regularly employed by
the Medical College, of Virginia to make ;
the mental tests for tie psychological
clinics.;
To fl<*nilardl*e Leaves' Weight.
In line with Mrs. Durham's lnv?'sti
gration of tho matter of the wide vari- ?
ance in the weight of leave? of bread t.
6okJ by bakeries here, an ordinance will ?
be introduced at th* next meeting of *
the City Council looking toward stand- $
ardlzation in weight and the wrapping <
of loaves of bread at the bakeries. J
.'The ordinance was framed by t.ie pres- J
-ident ot the Renters' and Consumers' J
?? iLeaguc, McG. Finne-san. $
*" The apparent hopelessness of the gas i
^'situation was also a matter for discus- J
eion by the inem.bera of the House- s
i wives' League at the meeting yester
day. A committee was appointed to t
Gee'If anything could be dune toward ?
improving present conditions. t,
MOTH EROF S^ NEEDING \
IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE \
?* %
Join af $1 HO Koir&h't Through Tiinr.s- s
DJnpnteh tu Aid Widow's J
Stricken Family. J
That a widow and her six children
'**rray .be given immediate relief from
p the etre.ssed conditions in her littie
? home, aji appeal is made to t..ie public
/tto-rough The Times-Dispateh relief ;
?fund for contributions. This Is case
Ko. 8. and the amount sought ic
ISO. Receipts acknowledged yesterday
?onoujrted to $"?. making the total i"?>r -
the new fund SC.
November, with its cold is here, and
soon winter w ill he. upon the little 1
mother, who is striving to make the
ends meet and to care properly for her
aix children, rhf oldest of whom i
fourteen.years of ag??too young to be of
iacy material' assistance.
' The following contributions were re
?"*<esived yesterday:
BvJWvj. Snodily, Shores, Va?...... 51.0ft |
X.. B. H 1.00
B. W^.: 1.00
Total $:?.00 '
Previously acknowledged 3.AO i
Total :
;JDNE COW SELLS FOR $1,500
KS^.'r
^ISIalrvlew I?ady I'nul Jnrndjkf Ilrinyr*
: ? Bi ts Price at Aiiniuu nt
l'"nlr liroiindu,
}The highest price iver paid tr/r
I ; j tt*z ??i ?^ ,?ii?j iw a
^Virginia cow was t'ne feature of the !
1/auction conducted >v.<t <irday at the
((..State Fair Grounds lrid. r t auspices
":p? the Southern lloiyt. n i;r. , ?j.-r.s' As
(lociatlpo. when F:nr. i.-w Ixidy Paul
3orndi'Jce, a fivc-year-idd Hidstein,
brought $1,500. The ow . v. hu h was
reared J by H. S. Seward, of l'Mersburg,
Ibis the record of juodur-iru; tw?-nty-tlv.<
pounds of butter fat and pounds
milk weekly. Slie was pur<'hased V.y
the Bo>dton InsJtitu!<-. ;? school for
hegroes, at Boydtori, Va.
?y' Altogether sixty-aiv head of the i
finest of Virginia's thoroughbred cows
> Hold for an average pric- ?? $.*:V1 C<i.
r Breeders from New York. I'"in.sy|vsinla.
p .North Carolina, South Car..'a: Ten-'
I; nessee and Virginia ?tt?-n'i^d ? i nu
t'and sale. It Is planned to have R;.-ii
%mond made tho Hoislein center of the
t-f-South.
STUDIO PROPERTY SOLD
W. \V. Foxlrr iluj* Iloaar and Lot at
HlKh'h and (irnce Strt?ti
for OOO.
W. W. Foster, the Ninth f?tre?t pho
tographer. has becomc the owner of
tho valuable property at No. 719 East
Grace Street, corner of TClghth. The
purchase was consummated through
Douglas K. Taylor, re?al estate n.gept,
and the price j>aid was $45,000. The
property was owned by TTiomaa P.
Bryan, who bouKht it a short while
HJtro from Tw S. Wolfe.
The residence, which is now used as
:\ stii'lio. was formerly known as the
rizzinl home. It will continue to be
used as a studio, the proprietor Uavinjr
? lease on the building, and Mr. Foster
having bought it purely a-s an invest
ment.
WAR HISTORIANS TO MEET
I'irgrinfci Com ml union Will Flold Quar
terly Sewlnn on November 12
In Capitol nuildlnc
Wednesday. November 13, has been
iel apart as the .date for the quarterly
neeting of the Virginia War History
.'onimisslon in the Senate chamber of
he State Capitol Building. The meet
ng will bo devoted to a discussion of
he plans of -the commission, and to
hearing reports of the work being:
done in all parts of the State.
Ln u letter addressed to Chairman
Alvin M. Smith, of the Armistfcce Week
celebration, Arthur Kyle Davis, chair
man of the War History Commission,
yesterday extended an Invitation to
soldiers ?nd <|t-vlllans interested in
?the preservation of Virginia's war rec
ords to attend the iratherlni?. Which
will be held at 8 o'clock. There will
bo no formal Fpecches.
HOLD TWO "SINGS" TODAY
War Camp Community MnMcal Direc
tor to I.end I'roRTam at
Tobuceo I'lant.
Two "sinprs" will be conducted to
day by Edward F. Shumway, song' and
cheer loader of the War< Camp Com
munity Service, who has recently ar
rived from BirminKham, Ala., to take
charge of community singing; in Rich
mond. From 11:30 to 1 o'clock.
Mr. Shumway will sing for tho em
ployees of the Allen and Ointer to
bacco plant. Seventh and Cnry Streets,
and will lead them in popular sonps.
The employees of the factory are di
vided Into three shifts for lunch. Each
shift will have its own "sins:."
At 8:30 o'clock tonight the people
of Fulton will attend a "sing" ln the
Unitv Club. In the old Nicholson School
building:.' The club is being: operated
ns a community center under the aus
pices of the War Camp Community
Service. Flans have been made to
entertain more than *>00 people.
GEORGE B. PROFFIT DIES
/
llarton llciichtn Itrxldpnt, Sixty-Four
Yrarx Old, Snccuiulm to Stroke
of 1'aralyMia.
George B. ProUltt, sixty-four yearn
old, died yesterday evening: at his
home. 413 I'oe street. Barton Heignts,
following a stroke of paralysis on Mon
Oay. Tho funeral will tako placo from
the home Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, Rev. George T. Wait*, pastor
of Barton Heights Baptist Church, of
liciating. Interment ft* 111 be in River
vlow Cemetery.
Besides his wife, he is survived by
ouo daughter, Myrtle May McChesney;
two brothers, W. M. l'roffit, of Louisa,
and J. L?. Proflitt, of Richmond. There
are also t?'o grandchildren.
RICHMOND TEACHER DEAD
Funeral Service* for Mln* Caroline II.
Elicit Will lie Held at :t
o'Clock To ilny.
funeral services for Miss Caroline IT.
Ellett. who died Wednesday at So
wicklcy. Pa., after an illness of live
weeks, will take placc this afternoon at
3 o'clock from t.ie home of her sister.
Miss Cornelia M. IOHott. of 2702 East
Grace Street, who is the only surviv
ing relative. Rev. I high Sublctt. pan
tor of St. John's Episcopal Churc.1, will
SUGAR
Bacon
&Hams
28c a lb.; $3,419 per can.
On sale Friday and Saturday.
Swift's 5 aud 6-lb. Hams,
lb 35c
Swift's Smoked Shoulders
(small), lb 28c
Pure Virginia Hog Lard.
* lb. J Joe
2 large packages Star
Naphtha Powder .......15c
30c
Porterhouse Steak
Sirloin Steak *>Parlb.
Hound Steak
Fresh All-Pork Sau-^
sage
Fresh Pork Shoulders.
Salt Rib Bellies . .
Southern Rose Compond
Lard 30c
Boneless Salt Pork 25c
Salt Fat Rack 38c
Fresh Spare Ribs ,25c
Fresh Pork Chops 38c
Fresh Pork Middling Vir
ginia Hogs ; 33c
Fresh Ilams 35c
Rib Roast of Beef 25c
Lobe Roast Beef ........20c
Chuck Roast Beef ...... .20c
Hump Roast of Beef 30c
Hamburg Steak 20c
Leg of Spring Lamb 35c
Spring Lamb Chops 35C
Hound Veal Cutlets ......40c
Veal Chops
Veal Breast 25c
Irish Potatoes, peck 60c
Sweet Potatoes, per pound. .OOc
Large Bar Lenox Soap 07c
Octagon Powder OOc
Armour's Scouring Powder, .05c
Obelisk, Town Talk and Per
fection Flour, 83c per bag
half-barrel Flour, $0.75.
600 >T. Twenty-Eighth St,
Phone Orders Will Ro
oeive Prompt, Attention.
Store Phone Ran. 3335.
Same Prices at Stall 0, First
Market. Phono Madison 5712.
(URAL CHURCHES TAKING
ACTIVE PART IN CAMPAIGN
:Pi"7Tr^l W,?rkrr" K,nd In
S *n * ountry I)Utrictru
i-rrrral Merlins* riaaaci.
h il ri''^'n ^ interest umonj eountrv
Miireh member* in the nation-wide
rom Yn " Kpl^al^l,?n^fn ???f
iA'^i11 bva!y^?ik(ir* liav? b^n ?
ti> tfce. diocesan commiiin.
.a-sa
?dhX;r^Vr?r^!'h!
'iirl.e1 ?,'?? ith1 n.a,ion-*?!<>?> campaign, '
ay. Novotnl,?'V V?CaV ? V'h m " tVp I
nnVam Called Hrown3501' V *Bteh.?P ?
mnlMfrt0?4^ committee has Just I
ey of uTy 00,?!>rehensive sur- j
y <>i tn? (l)ooeHf of Virginia itu
Sw'laX 'S!
\ rt^PrrlnI f-nlled.
?ctt.rk^0;,nc?
?r.^g.-mrnVs ?f mak,nff fl??l
? ;'l (lav ,i!\ -r>~ J orpaniation's
<i.i> Munnp Armisiioe Week.
COLLEGE of WILLIAM & MARY
THE STATE COLLEGE
rtlrlimonil K*rn1njr IlliUInn
TTiF< VfllGIMA ST A TK SCIIOOI. OK A CCOtTiVTA JTOT
Sr?Kinn Opfn* Novrmlirr lit.
Evening: conrses <if rolICKe Kradc in Accountancy, Turing Walton
system; Buflnoas Ivhw, Psychology of Bfliclency, etc., conducted by
regular William and Mary professors <"in.sKe:< m?>et In Medical CoJlego
?of Vlrjrini.t Rullding. Eleventh and O.iy Streets, where student* may
consult professors and rc-piftier for courses Mondav, November 10,
7 to I I* jf.
For particular*, telephone the Ixxvii Secretary, Mr. J. M. Hurt, Ran
dolph 49*9, or addrers tho President. J. A. C. CHASDLKK, Wllllama
bursr, Va.
fefegSS -r=:=.:=-~ -
Just Received
36,000
Pounds
Army
Bacon
Army Bacon, can.... $3.42
Army Ham, lb 2Sc
Sanitary Meat
Market
\ 326 North Sixth Street
| Phones: Ron. 5750. Jinn. 5717.
Why Pay More?
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY' BY BUY- |i
ING FROM THE ECONOMY STORES J
Government Bacon, 12-lb. cans,
per lb., 28}?c; per can . . . . 93.42 | J
California Hams, per ib 25c i
Pork Butts anil Plates, per lb. . . .25c 1
Creamery Butter in H-lb. blocks,
per lb 70c ] \
Nut Oleomargarine, per lb iMcjj
Cream Cheese, per lb 40c ! i
Uncle Jerry's Pancake and Buck- J
-wheat Flour, 2 boxes 25c 11
Royal and Armour's Oats, 2 boxes
' for 25c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Post
Toastles, 2 boxes for 25c
PillRbury and Gold Medal Flour.
bag, 00c: per bbl $14.40
Patapsco Flour, per bag, 70c;
ppr bbl $12.50
Dunlop Flour, per bag, 80c.; per
bbl ? 912.05
Toilet Paper, 7 rolls for 25c
Corn and Early June Peas, per
can > 15c
California Peaches, gallon cans,
per can 00c
Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25c
Pickled Pigs' Feet and Tripe, 2
lbs. for 25c
Brains, per can 25c
Good Grainy Lard, per Ib 28c
Good Country Hams, per lb- 42c
Dried Blackeye Peas, 3 lbs. for. ,25c
Roast and Corn Beef, per can...35c
S. Ullman's Son, Inc.
1820-1822 East Main Street.
500 East Marshall.
5 Phones at Your Service.
N Sugar saver. Domino Syrup, 25c
fi| (Real cane sugar syrup.)
S Maxwell House. Coffee . . . .56c
0 White House Coffee 50c
8 Mocha Coffee 50c
S (All standard brands and
J! quality goods.) O 1
\ Seeded Raisins, best, plig., 23c 9;;
8 Selected Currants, pkg 31e N
New Cracked Hominy, lb. .10c O,
Selected Navy Beans, lb... 12c x
Selected small Lima Beans, n
lb 20c ?
Compound Lard, lb 30c N
Beat puro Lard, lb 38c O
Choice Rib Roast 35c X
Choice Round Roast 35c
Choice Rump Roast 35c
Whole Hams, just the right
size, lb. . .* 3flc
Choice Army Hams, lb. ...30c
Absolutely Choice Meat,
rather large, but a money
saver. We cut them for
you.
K Dressed Chickens, if ordered
S Friday, lb 43c
3 Frying Oysters, dry meas
S ure, qt 05c
8 We always take caro of our
customers with Sugar.
Fresh Vegetables, Meats,
Fancy Groceries.
Give ns your or
your Fruit Cake.
hrvnnH 4 r\ ?????
1
The Acme
Grocery
W, A. MOSS, Manager.
The Quality Store With a
Reputation.
0OO West Main Street.
Phones: Madison 707 or 7070.
order now for
ke. They are
bound to be scarce.
Nolte Bros.'s Cake now in.
Why Not limp the Best
COFFEE
?S5 HEROY'S ritSJTS
Coffr*, KOc n Pound.
308 \OKTII SIXTH ST1UCICT.
S?v\
TSvery thing flood to Kat That
Goes on the Table You Will Find
Here.
Fish and
Oysters
Our Specialty.
Full Idne of Oroccries, Fruit,
Vegetable^, Poultry and Fresh
and Smoked Meats.
At the request of patrons In
the suburbs we have arranged
for delivery ns follows:
Barton Heights nnd Ointor
Park?Tuesday and Thursday af
ternoons.
Highland Park ? Wednesday
and Friday afternoons.
West Ifind?Daily delivery.
Cut this out and keep it for
handy reference when you order.
ftOO Ir.:i? t IHnrmhnll Street.
Who llooth In Second Market,
Sixth Street.
Phone ILnndolph 350fl.
A. Bischoff
*
?
j FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, \
rOULTRY AND VEGETABLES 5
313 North Adams Street. <
Madison 721. *
*
Government
Bacon
$3.42 Can
t Large Skinned Hams, lb., 28c
? Gold Medal Flour, bag. . . .00c
} Country Dried Apples, lb., 22c
I Fancy Evap. Peaches, lb., 30c
> Good Coffee, lb ....85c
| Good Lard, lb 30c
[ Brookfield Butter, lb 75c
? Winner Peanut Butter, oVs
> oz. can . . . . 10c
I Give Us a Trial
| Not a "Just as |
Good" Store
We never attempt to substi
tute. We have built up our
business on the theory that our
customers know what they
9 want, and we see that they can
S get what they ask for.
8 If you solicit our opinion ns
5 to what is best, we will tell
6 you to the best of our judg
k roent, but we never try to sell
b a customer something "just as
good," becauso we make more
profit on it than on the article
asked for
Q
0:
you ask for ITeinz
are following our
The quality of
products of unvarying
excellence.
Our entire line of merchan
dise is of the same high rating.
Lot us prove why we deserve
your entire grocery trade. ?
| Home City
^ Market
1010 West Broad Street. _
Rand. 851. Mad. 2845. |
OOQOOOCOOCSOOeSCOOOOOSGOOO
officiate at tho sprvlces. .Burial will b?
In Hollywood.
Miss Kllett was well known In Rich
mond. where she received her educa
tion and lived for a number of yearn
before going North to teach. Sho was
a teacher m the High school here tor
a number of years, ami at tho time of
her death was teaching in a Sewlckley
private school.
Minstrel* Perform Tonight.
White Ho.se Minstrels will appear to
night at S:30 o'clock at Bainbridgo
Junior High School, South Richmond,
under the auspices of the South Side
Young Men's Club. .lames Hlake is
interlocutor, and Messrs. Hay. Bedford,
Fowler. Dyson. Itagland. Hew. Robert
son and Utndruni are soloists.
TIMES-DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
1NUBXBO FOR QUICK llEFKBBXCB.
L.INB RATE PER DAT
(Count 6 words to a ltno?. _
1 Sunday 1? <>?<?
1 Week-Day J
3 Consecutive Days J
1 Week Including Sunday ? Cenf
Thcie rates appl? only to advertisements
when cash accompanies the oriler. Vii rf
advertisements. where accepted, will t>?
billed at a hlcher rate, sublect to discount
when paid within seven days.
Longer Term Rules for .Muslness Advertisers
on Request.
Advertisements received as 'at" ?"
P. M. each week-day. and up to 9:30 I . at.
Saturday for correct claasltlcatlon in 1M
next mornlnu's iiaper.
USE T1IE TELEPHONE.
Call "Randolph I."
Ask t<>r a Want Ad Taker.
A A A OUIS CEMENTS
I JPMttlH. *
IIOYLE - Entered into rest at hlti residence.
3.V North Twenty-sixth Street. Thursday.
November <!.. :?1!>. at <:<0 l>. M.. Marshall U
JU? k. In the lVfty-al*th year of his ace He
Is survived by his wife, one , tjifali
shall I,. Hoyle. Jr.. and otie brother. Ldward
Uoyle. I,'un.'r;?l notlc later. ?
ELI.ETT?The funeral of .Miss Cornella M.
Kllett. who died November ? In Sewitrkley.
Pu will take place this afternoon at 3
o'clock from li<*r residouce. -.T02 East Grace
Ktr'-et. 1 nt^rnii tit in llnllvwortil.
i'llOKFIT?l)i-Vl, at 41.: I'?e Street. Harton >
llelcht?. Novml-r S. at 3 P. M.. Ucorcc
B I'ri'lht. In the slvty-fourth year of his
9C. Ho leaves to mourn their loss a wife,
a dauRht'r. ann.In-law. W. M McChesnev.
of Rl-h rnonil. Va.: two brothers. . M.
I'roltit. of l.otilsa ? o lint v. and J. I?. Prof
nL of Richmond; two crand" hildrcn and a
host of friend* and relatives
Kuneral from his borne Saturday,
o'clock. Interment In Rlvervlew. ?
Funeral Directors.
"t?ii ifp- Edwin I'baun. Funeral Lilrertor
and Embalmer. K Main Streot.
Madlaon 131 Randolph ?>e*3
Personals.
ANY one ha vine seen or heard anythlne of
Frank Scot! or Iloberl M. Graj-. Jr.. col
ored. will please notify Mrs Robert E. Gray.
Goochland. Va. Tbev were laet seen l-rl;
dav October 24th about 5 P. M. Robert
Ora'v Is 14 >eHrB old. dark brown eyes: not
?o larv-e- b-avv evebrows. broad nose, uroad
"upper front l<;eth. low forehead: little tin
rr cut "(I hie left hand. He wore knee
pants, suit of ininirl-d brown and red and
while speel-.s and a mods'--colored hat. i .ue
striped fliirt. Krank Scott wore dark Kray
suit and ui': la dark comnlextoned.
u'u,!, NOT be responsible for any
debts Incurred by any one ,^buj
l?M itnt' round. 10
i,00?Lost. one small Hostoti terrier: white
chest and white stripe on head. Answers
to name of liii'H. Liberal reward if re
turned to SIS Floyd Avenue. Phone Mad
LOST?AN Airedale do*, one year old. on
Cirv Street Road near Country Club.
Llber.il reward if returned to Dr. S.
Oudd. Professional llldu . Fifth and Frank
lin Street*!
1 IRE-Lo-t. one :i4*4 retreaded tire Thursday
nlrht. If found, call Randolph -hi. Kb
ssn r<l nfTor?"!. ?
Loans, 1 to 3% Per Month
Shop Early for
Christmas Gifts
In Diamonds
And Watches
Unredeemed pledges In dia
monds and watches at un
usually low prices. Come in
early and niako your selection.
A few choice bargains in
standard make typewriters.
Come in and see them.
BACHRACH'S
713-71.'> East Main Street.
Between Seventh and Eighth Sts.
EXPERT IN
EYE STRAIN
citari.ks I.INCOKX SMITH,
Ilcfrnct lonl?t-,
t?02 Eaii CJrnce Street, Richmond, Vn.
Whoso Skill. Method and prescription
Classes have been a boon to thousands
of Virginians during tho past 15 years.
If you have blurring, dizziness, neu
ralgia, headache, spots before tho eyes,
winking, trembling spells, catnract,
burning anil smarting of the eyes, va
rious nervous and brain affections, en
tailing not only positive injury to the
sight, but untold misery, call Imme
diately.
Consultation free between 10 A. M.
and A P. M.?Adv.
Southside Brick Works, Inc.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
20S Moore lildg., J0?/fc N, Nlntk St.
Phone Mndlaon 14U2.
Daily Capacity. 30,000.
STEAMBOATS.
Merchants and Miners' Trans. Co.
Steamers leavo pier foot W. Main
Street. NorfolK. (Telephone Bell 4260.)
BOSTON .... >Ion., Wed., SaU BP.M.
PROVIDENCE. . *Tues.. Frl.. 6 P. M.
BALTIMORE. . Mon.. Thurm.. 6 P. M.
?BYcight only.
Attractive Paniien/ter and Freight Rate*.
Kull Information on request.
A. K. POUTER, Agtut, Norfolk, t?.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile* t?or Salt*. 11
armstrong MOTOR COMPANY.
1813 Wtil Uroail Phone Boulevard 2858.
Commonwealth Tourlnic Cars ana Oneida
_ Trucks.
I
ATLAS?-THREE-FOURTHS-TON ATIMS '
TRUCK. USED TllltEK WEEKS. WILL
S FOR 1200 DKLOW LIST P1UCB
TOO K.MAI.I. FOB MY BUSINESS. SEE
5VliKETiUT11' ?"n SOUTU EIGHTH
BRAND-NEW MAXWELL I?OADSTI3R~
A REAL DARGAIN.
?t,Rr>?'ViI\ew- Tt? rentleman who our
chased this car the very next day decldcd
that he preferred one of our cara
left this brand-new car with ua lo? aalV
We will bell this car at a aa"rlnc? iirt
sell It aulck. so don't wait until tomorrow
to buy this bargain. row
terminal motor CO..
ninth AND CART street*
BUICK?Little Six. rood condition, four
new tires. Phone Randolph 6048. 1C27
W. Hroinl.
BUICK?Flve-passenier Little Six Buick.
212 North Eighth.
CADILLAC?For sale. Cadillac G-paaanngor
tourlnic. Ilrst-claas condition. Good op
portunity to get a high-class car at a
bargain. Union Auto Repair Shop. 1004 \V.
llrond. Randolph 3497.
chalmers?Car cheap Moior Mechanic*.
Hear 1715 Hanover Avenue.
COMMERCIAL auto uodl ES and waici.ua.
Richardson Bros.. 616 BrQ"k Avenue
dodge sedan?
HERE IS TnE CAR FOR WINTER
time. REASON FOR SELLING.
lack OF USE. CAR HAS BEEN
RUN ABOUT 8.000 MILES: EN
GINE AND body IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION: S WIRE
WHEELS. S TJRE3. IN GOOD
CONDITION. RBCBNTLT PAINT
ED: CHASSIS nLACK. BODY
DARK BLUE: WIRE WHEELS
TELLOW. PRICK. J1.200. IF IN
TERESTED WRITE II 21. CARE
TIMES-dispatcu.
DODGES FOR SALE.
1 ? 1917 SEDAN. repaintkd.
CONDITION.
1?1 ?17 FIVE PASSENGER.
A. EDLOE DONNAN. JR..
CM BAST MAIN STREET.
DODGE AND FORD?F1 ve-pajwttnger Dudn.
Ford roadster. flve-pa??enger Kord. 212
Noilh Eighth Street.
EVbltY CAR NEW. 3 KOHLS with fctarters.
2 without. 311 East Broad Street.
FORD?New Kord touring car for eale. 71S
Bast Clay Street.
FORD tourlnic tar. In all-round good con
dition. J300 See A. It Tiller. 1304 West
Bfoad.
FORD runabout, late model; overhauled and
in excellent mechanical condition: equip
ped with good lire.* and Hamirr ubsorbora.
S.->e W G. K1 ng. Richmond Motor Co.. Inc.
FORD truck
rare BARGAIN.
I*
.U?eJ5:^cTVy0n^efkor $*50 n"nd W,ml
and a" blrealn"*'" condlUo"
v., terminal MOTOR CO..
NINTH AND CAltV STREETS.
FORDS?Four new Kord tourinc cars. 2
without starters. 14 South Tenth Street, i
MACCAR for Immediate delivery. 2 1-2-ton ;
truck with dump body and Hvdraulic
hoiat: s Iko 11-2. 2 1-2. 3 1-2 and 5 1-2
Maccar Chassis. Standard and lone tvhrei
base. King-Wilson Motor Corp.. 820 West
Broad.
MAXWELL?For sain. 1918 Maxwell. In
r.Tfect condition, from private owner:
mar ha seen Sundav between 1 and 2
S2<> North Eleventh Street.
OAKLAND roadster. In first-class condi
tion. Price only $175. A. R. Tiller. 130S
West Broad.
OLDSMOBILB, five-paasenger. In first-class
condition; practically new. Call Madi
son &965-J.
overland COUPE?
*n(1
my Overland Coupe, model 1917. at
j1 ^4-rtfloe. Car has been run less
than 10.000 miles, and Is la first
class mechanical condition: looks
L .C?w- ,f you wa"t a bargain
*?*,,lhl6| car. Apply at 310 Central
National Bank. Bide., between 4
"?!<j ?w ,*?? Kfcsidcnco address.
-819 W. Main St.
1ER and t'aterson Demonstrators
Bargain prlre. w p mobs 319 w Broatl
nFs7rUeetT M?Z?m2"r^ES-<1 J Broad
Street, Motor Exchanga. Largest ex
change In the South. e*.
REPUBLIC trucks rebuilt In our own shop;
3-4 to 3-ton ready, guaranteed and priced
to aell. King-Wilson Motor Corporation.
828 West Broad Street.
sterling TRUCKS
SACRIFICE SALE
STERLING 3 1-2-TON DUMP TRUCKS
Condition new. Peculiar conditions pre- |
x'ont our use. All steol Interchangeable 1
combination dump or platform body. ;
Horizontal hydraulic dump hoist. Enclosed |
cab. giant tiros, electric lights. Interview '
desired. L fi05. care Times-Dispatch.
STEWART TRUCK, THREE-FOURTH'?
TON. 1450: IN BEST OF CONDITION
EXTRA TIRE, ETC. A. MEYER^ Sons
CO.. 9-U South Eighth Street. &ON!i
TROY trailers for immediate delivery:
500-pound, 800-pound, l.joO-nound, 1-ton.
1-2 ton. 2-ton, 3-ton. King-Wilson Motor
Corp.. ?20 West Broad Street.
' USED CAR BARGAINS.
attractive PRICES AND TERMS.
KLINE TOURING. 1917.
KLINE touring. 4-40.
KLINE shamrock. 1917.
KLINE ROADSTER. 1917.
KLINE roadster. 1919.
DAVIS. SEVEN-PAHSENOBR. 191S.
briscoe TOURING. 1917.
UNITED MOTORS CORP
318 WEST BROAD ST.
6-PASSENGER PAICR . . .^' $9S0
7-PASSENOBR PAIGE ".. . ... I . . . ! 1. 900
I'.T'iSi stumebaker TRUCK 700
2'A-TON TRUCK. CHEAP
D. A. prentis3
RANDOLPH 409. "^310 W. BROAD.
USED CARS?For used ears i??e Mutlan
Motor Co.. 322 West Broad Street.
USED CARS?When e<m?!derlnic n?e4 can,
be mre to ?ee Cobum Motor Sales Cor
poration. 1S1T We?t Broad. Aak for Mr.
Darden or Mr. Chappella.
TOU count on rtaulU anil not replica.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles lor Saio. n
USED CARS. BARGAINS
REBUILT AND REPAINTED
CADH.UAC series 17 touring
PAIGE SERIES 15 TOURINO.
XTUDEBAKBR "4" SEBlKS 17 ROA?i?8?
STC'DEUAKUK SERIES I*
USED FOR DEMONHTltATlONS 'UmS?
WlifiELS. FULLY liyUIl'PKD. ?
1 I
COBURN MOTOR SALES COUP
1217-112:1 WEST BROAD STUB??"
PUO.N'K MADISON 0W0
VIM arrvico and Collier trucKs fTT?IT"
SirVet. M?tUr C?- 1623 W?al?rRroa3
VIM track. Just like new. IMO; p*n?l
body; extra tire. etc. A. Myers* Somi
9-11 Scum Eighth street. ^? ?
1917 BU1CK SIX
31*KC'riON^n 13 Vr?nT,,T OK VOUR IN.
roM.?!?. A*w '^i,n '?-W mile*: In excellent
buyer * * r'"'al biirK*ln to a uulck
MOTOR CO..
NINTH AN U CAR V STREETS.
Motorcycles and ltlcyclea. 12
?ICYCLES?8-e Gentry. Tog WtVt n^TTiS
Street. Call Randolph 2031. Dayton.
Emblem. Kacle. Crescent. Repairing a spe
cialty. Work .-ailed for.
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES?School
bicycle*, lii; ?ecoii(!-itaml 115 up: twin
Indian motorcycle. * ICO: Indian and aid*
car rh??p Tompkins. 49* Went Broad
Auto ACf?u*orlua. 14
AlTTO BODIES?We build commercial auto
mobile bodies repairing and palotlng.
T h"r jr_j>uks_4 Co.. 804 Brook Avenwa.
AUTO TOPS-Sm Keeton Brother* for your
auto tot** and tou repairing. CL2 Wwi
Broad Street. Randolph 4'jtg.
At'TUMUBILH OWNERS ATTENTION?At
I ant a polish ha* been Invented that will
prllsh your car without that objectionable
f?-alur?. an oily surface left to catch du>t
and dirt. Many attempts have been made
t? secure such a polish. but all attetnpti
have failed until now. U-Auto-Poll.*h w(U
t>rl n?c oiji the original luster of your car
as nothing else will do. leaving the sur
face perfectly hard and drv. and with"
little exertion. It not, only polishes th*
b?dy or varnished surface*, but will polish
lb' Instrument board, the hub cap* and
all metal parts, as well as the windshield.
A trial of vhe wonderful discovery wlil con
vince you that you h?vo found the very
relish th?t >ou have been waiting for. It
I* the r-sult of seven years of research
and experimentIng by men who have spent
their llf- in the work. Salesmen who have
b* erj culling on the automobile trade are
requested to jjet |n touch with u? as we
have a very interesting proposition to
make them Tao Morris Chemical Corp.
Lynchburg. \'a
AUTOMOBILE 1'ARTS?Why waste TTin*
and money ordering nana for vour auto
mobiles when vou can get used parts coo.l
as iier from Wilbur F Dotson. *02 Brook
Avenue? Bring vour broken pari by and
have It dunliea-ed Rand"lr<h 5??4
lii'V TlltKS A N i > Tl'BEH NC>w"lu5KOn B
THE A DV.tNOE PKICBS-Alax. 30x50.
113 ?$ Other sizes at proportionately low
price*. United Auto Supply Co.. JT7 West
Broad Street. J'hone Randolph 211>4.
CUPPLES vlits do stand up. Barker* Bros .
627 West Broad.
1" P. V. Auto Polish keeps your car look ?
Ine like new. 11y accessory dea 1 eri.
OLD TIRES mu.lo new. vulcanizing.. (OS
West llriil. n"11 Tire anil Rubber Co
Q. & S AUTO SUPPLY?Ford parts, accee
sorles and K. F V. auto polish. Sll East
Broad Street. Madison 1S10.
SEE TlIK NATIONAL Auto Too Co.. Inc..
for storin curtains and fronts of ail kinds,
top recovering and repairing, curtain tight*.
Si^ West Broad Street.
SPARK I'l.l'CS?lierfs develop more pow
_er. M'issey x- Co.. i 14 Nort h^ Adarns
TIIK RICHMOND TRIM MI NO CO.?The
be*t of everythlnc In trimm!ni:e. S'W West
Broad _Stre.?t
TIRES?All standard make tires and ? ubes
All tires purchased of us will be repaired
free of chart-e. National Tire and Rubber
Co. <15-427 West Broad.
:o PER CENT TO ?.0 PER CENT off list
prices on standard makes of-tire* and
tube* Richmond Tire and Fftibber Co.
419 West Broad
Service Smtions?Kep;:lrint;.
AU'IO REPAIRING and everything. That'*
all. Foulkrad i Son. 1224 Hull Sirset.
Madison 2 4<0.
CARBON burned out. 2S cents per cylinder.
A I Fierolns'a Welding Shop. 117 -West
I'.roa d.
EMEROENCY road service: 24-hour day.
Sunday Included. Call Randolph 4077.
Richmond Auto Service Corporatn>o. 70S
West Mroad Street
FORD PARTS?We carry a full line of Ford
P&rta. Also eas. oil. grea?e. tire*, etc:
Mayo Aato Supply Co.. C36 Weat Broad
Street.
SAXBY BROS. * COTTRELL? For Ford
service nons be'ter. With Richmond Motor
Co Broad at Tenth. .
Auto Livery?Garages. 10
AUTOS?Hired, 11.60. |3. J3 per hour.
Pamela Call Boulevard 227. '
AUTOS tor hire Uulck service. Call Madi
son 3006
BUSINESS SERVICE
llusiness Service* OOered 18
ATHEY, me clota-llnea inetal weaUter
htrip. la 1V0 per cent efflclenL Ask us
about it. Montague Manufacturing Com
t-.ii \ I'linni) Itatidolph 2270 ? ?
AWNINGS taken down and stored for The
winter. Richmond Awnlnt; Company. 214
North Ninths Phone Maillaon 2182.
BUSINESS MEN. IMPORTANT?WANTED.
BT EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL
TRANSLATOR. LETTERS TO BE REN
DERED FROM SPANISH. FRENCH. GER
MAN. PORTUGUESE AND GREEK INTO
ENGLISH AND VICE VERSA. APPLT TO
ANTOINB CRASSAS. BOX 1635. GENERAL
P. O.. CITY.''
DOLL HOSPITAL. ~"
Dolls repaired, all parts furnished. Wig*
made .from your own combings. Hushes.
2"it North Third Street.
EMBROIDERY wanted. Monogram, old
English, script letter*, neatly worked.
Mod.-rate prices. MlBa Crane. Hanover. Va.
HARDWOOD FLOORS?Call Randolph jssol
Melvin Meadows. Hardwood Floor Finisher.
106 North Pine Street.
PIPE COVERING?Complete Your Hearing
System with our asbestos pipe and boilor
covering. Gets more neat at less coat.
Southern Asbestos Co. Randolph 14 2*.
ll^utbig and Plumbing. j?q
PLUMBER?Call Boulevard 122S-J. j?. o
ttHrrie Prices right.
"cinux KOR
i;i)hu wciAiiiwik. NONV. JD11M
IT ROSE & CO.. NO. 6 NORTH THIR
TF.KNTH STKEI-rh
PLUMBING?Call C. T. Francis, 12~South
Elm Street. Boulevard 3T.52-W.
Moving, Trucking, Storage. 23
AUTO STORAGE lo the "h ea rt~ oT the" bus I-'
ness section. Rates reasonable v i
Crull. .912 Kast Carv Street. ' , r*
moving, packing, shippinq" of?Iff
kinds: nlso auto and household goods
stored. Two largo trucks at your nervi?.
Wo move you anywhere. Call iiouinvIir,i
223. W. S Collin*. Servlco and satf?r??
tlon guaranteed. satlsrao*
SMITH A HICKS?Transfer and stora'gs f-?"?
experienced men handle your furniture
and other goods. Three phones *l w J?
Bervlce. Madison 971-2-3 1 v' ur
Vamthiy?i'aiierin^. 24
PAINTING and papering. Our line la com
plole. us beautify your room! win,
artistic paper and paint that old woodwwl?
Street1" & <^>- 204 North Fifth
PA I NT IN O AND DECORATING by an ei
perlenccd man. Quick service. EsUnutea
given. You can furnish paint orlwfll
contract for same. J. H. Betti 100? icl.l
Marshall Street- Hndlson 3*36. Kwt
IK you want to rent a li'ouae. use the**
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