Alexandria gazette. [volume], September 08, 1910, Image 4

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TWO YEARS AGO
ROSEMONT
Waa only a paaturc field. without a sign of a house or prospect
of one.
TODAY
Iri.aperfecf'City Beautiful" with 19 handsome brick homes.two
more to be started thi. month. every resident owning hia own
home Do you realize the improvements that have been made
in Rosemont? There are granolithic sidewalks. paved ?u?ers.
for surface drainage only. good streets. beautiful parkings kept
in perfect order. city water. gas and electricity. street hghts, a
fine seweragc plant. fire plugs. night and day police protection.
the night watchman having to register all over the property
with a watchman's clock every hour. a beautiful eleetric station
with a public phone for the use of the residents: mothet words
cverything that the best residence section mside of Alexandria
has. and with good sidewalks and paved street right into town.
and a 3c ear fare to the shopping districts. There is much more
to tell which will appcar in the next articlc published in this space.
F. L. Slaymaker,
813 King Street.
THE ROSEMONT MAN.
First National Bank
of Alexandria, Virginia
OFFICERS
G. LJBOOTHE. President GEO. E. WARFIELD. C.shier
M. B. HARLOW. Vice-President J. J. GREEN. Assistant Caahier
DIRECTORS
GARDNER L. BOOTHE
BENOIT BAER. JR.
M B. HARLOW
FRAMCIS L. SMITH
GEO. E. WARFIELD
JAS. F. MUIR
WALTER ROBERTS
RESOURCES
Ivoansand Invcstments. 0384,488.90
l'. S. Bonda. 125,000.00
Banking Houae. 78?M.61
l?ue from Banksand EtO
aenreAgenta. 9B,l0t_
Cbah. M.H3-60
o Pertcut.Fund. 3.400. uo
11,228,833.42
LIABILITIES
Capital.*!M-m
Burplnaand Proflts. l2__S'S
<'irc-ulation. 32_\5
Depoaita. btS2'S
Other Liabilities. 1,416.01
11,228,838.42
IWa bank wltb Ita ample eaprtal and aurplu8,l?a adeo.uate equipment
UMJ rVilities. BOlletta the aeeotints or inaiiiilactii-ers, wholesalers. retallers
an.l indi\ i.luais on tbe beat terma eonatatent with aound banking.
No aeeount too large to be handtod satisiactoriiy, none too amaii to be
appreeiated.
Virginia SafeDeposit&TrustCorporation
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
Authoriied Capital. $1,000,000.
Paid in Capital. $300,000.
DIRECTORS
? J Rixcy. John P. Robinson. Thomas J. Fannon. C. C. Leadbeater, Henry K.
Field. Henry Baader. George S. French. J. K. M. Norton.
We act as Executor. Administrator and Trustee. Isaue Fidelity. Contract.
Official and Judicial Bonds. General Banking and Trust Business Transacted
Interest paid on Savings Aeeounts. We solicit the accounta of Banks. Corpora
ions. Firms and Individuals. and promise liberal treatment eonsietent with
Bound banking methods.
John Ahern & Co.,
Corner Prlaee and Commeroe Btreeta.
WHOLESALE tf RETAILGROCERS
an.l dealen la
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.
COUntn produee received daily. our
Btoek of I'lain and l'aii.-v Orocerl.
bracea everythlng tp be had In this Hnc.
u .- hol.l largely in United Statcs bond
cd warehouae and earry ln atoek varioua
branda of tbe beal
PURE RYE AND MALT WHISKIES
made. Havaalao iu atoreauperiorgiadea
of Poreign an.l American
WINES. ALES. BROWN STOUT. *fc
SatisraolioiKJuaranteedas lo Prieeaud
Quallty.
W. A. Johnson & Co.,
K, 1'- Corner Cameron and Boyal Btreeta
WHOLESALE GROCERS
General CommUsion Mcrchanu
and dealera ln
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have .a han.l Qibaon'a XX. XXX.
XXXX and Pure Old Rye, Old Oabtnet
and Monogram Whhikiea; alao Baker'a
an.l Thompaon's Pure Rye Whiaklea, to
whieb they invlte the attention of the
tra.le.
Ordera from the countrj lor merchaa*
ilis,- shall receivc prompt allentioil.
Conaignmenta of Flour, Oraln and
Countrj Produee aollcited, ror whieh
tln\ guaranteethe blgbeel market prices
ami prompt returns.
iH'll.l-INu MATERLALS
iKSTAIll-IsIIKO 1822.]
Henry K.Field&Co.,
Bueceaaora to
Jtisi.vii u. iv BMOOT.
LUMBER and MILL WORK
Of ALL KlM's.
Lumber, Ccmcnt and Plaster.
Oflta -iid Va d l\:> X. liiion street.
laetviy Xo. 111 X*. Lee street.
Mnterial Delivcred FREE iu the city.
Pure Food Storo.
Refreshing Drinks
Puritan Grape Juice,
15c and 25c bottle.
Virginia Claret,
25c bottle.
Hof brau Beer,
IU5 per case 24 bottlcs.
Call. phone. or write.
St. Asaph and Oronoco Streets.
_' ~ ?-.? ' I JJ
H. WATTLES
Manufacturer of
FERTILIZERS
otrnoa .\xi> aroane: ii.viit n. hotalst.
Dealer in Hardware. Painta. Agricul
tural Implements.Vehicles.Harness.
Field and Garden Seeds.
wAajrnonasa, aocrn union strjckt, on
I.INi: Of HOfTHKRN RAII.WAT.
Also Grain, Hay, Straw
and all kindsof Mill Fead
"Will alwaya keep in stock the hlgheat
grade of theVe articles.
?c_~
A good WHITK MAN for the atable
t RavenBWorth. WKf? to Mra. J*KK<
Burke, Virginia. maril tf
Another Qfl l^C
Big Sale of a_M L*IVOa
Dress lengths Figured Taffeta Silk Foulards, plain
shades Rough Silk Pongees and Fancy Jacquard Silks,
values ranging from 49c to 69c, on front bargain table
table.
Cholce 25c Yd.
D. Bendheim & Sons.
316 KING STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1870
THE RAMMEL CAFE
ANNOUNCES FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON THE FAMOUS
Cherrystone Oysters, Select Potomac River Oysters,
and Reed Birds.
EVERYTHING SEASONABLE._*
W. A. SMOOT & CO.. Wa
LUMBER & MILLW0RK,
ALEXANDRIA, VIIUHXIA.
Your Watch Will
Never KeepCor
rect Time
if it nceds cleaning. Most likely
that'sthe reason it has been losing
time lately. Step in and let us
look it over. We are experts in
watch repairing. All our work
is guaranteed. and our charges
are always the lowest.
H. W. WILDT & SON, Jewelers.
106 NORTH ROYAL STREET. BELL PHONE 343.
in the Garden Sub
urb. Lots $200;
Buy at the Start
$10 cash, $5 per month.
Virginia Highlands
THE NEAREST AND NEWEST.
Scientifically planned for refined people of mo-def
ate means.
Come Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
See the Morrill style damp-proof cement houses,
poured in steel moulds.
Live at Virginia Highlands and save time and ear fare
Inquire of A. S. Doniphan, A. J. Wedderburn and
Harrie White.
BALLARD & LANHAM
Washington Sales 6ffice, 621 13th Street, Northwest.
Clip this ad; it leads the way.
If You Want a Good Medicinal Rye Whisky?the Rlght Kind
WAKEFIELD RYE
it what you want. Also try so?e cf our tine Imported Wines and Gin.
Lowenbach Bros.,
FOR RENT
817 Prince street.$22 60)527 N. Hwrj stn-ct. 10 50
120 N. St. Asaph street . 18 00 880 GomilMroa street. 8 50
1128 Doka Xmet. 10 00 888 Commaroa street. 8 00
128 N. St. Asaph street. M 00 421 B. Alfr-d str-et. 7 50
218 N. Pitt street. 11 00 810 Wilkeastreet. 5 00
511 S. Henry street. 10 601508 Wilki-s street. 6 00
Several Comfortable Houses for Sale.
HARRIE WHITE
REALTY, INSURANCE, BONDING.
TlllTWDAY EVENING. SKPT. B
A Bird's Barbed Wire Fences.
There may be aeen aloag the road
Bldes in Central America a brown wren
about the alxe of a canary which builds
a nest out of all proportion to its ap
parent needs. It selects n small treo
with borlzontal branches growing cloue
together. Across two of the branches
lt laya sticks fastened together wlth
tough Cber until a platform about aix
feet long by two feet wide has been
constructed. On the end of this plat?
form nearest the tree trunk lt then
builds a huge, dome shaped nest a foot
or so hlgh with thlck sldes of intcr
woven thorns. A covered passageway
bj then made from the rest to the end
of the platform ln a3 crookpd a man
ner as possible. Across the outpr end
as well as at short Intprvala aloug the
iuslde of this tunnel are placed cun
uing little fences of thorns wlth Just
spnee euough for the owners to pass
through. On going out this openlng ls
closed by the owner by plaeing thorns
across the gateway, and thus the safe
ty of the egg3 or young is assnred.
Harper's Weekly.
Finding Mark Twain by Faitb.
One evening a few years ago Brauder
Matthews and Francis Wilson were
dining together at the Players club of
New York. when the former made the
BUggestlon that they wrlfc n letter to
Mark Twain. "But." objected Mr. Wil?
son, "we don't know where he Is," for
It was at 8 time when Mr. Clemens
was nway traveling somewhere. "Oh,"'
said Professor Matthews, 'that does
not make nny differonee. It is sure la
(Ind bim. I thlnk he is some place ln
Europe, so we had bettcr put on fl
flve cent stamp." So the two sat down
and composed a letter, which they ad*
dressed to "Mark Twain. God Knowa
Where."
Wlthin three weeks they received o
reply from Mr. Clemens which said
brlefly, "Ele did." The letter had been
sent by the Xew York postofflce to
Harper & Bros., thence to Chatto .'.
Wlndus of London, thence to a bank
in Vlenna and from the bank to the
Bmall town ln Austrla in which Ifarfe
Twain happened to be staylng.?BooU
man._
He Got Badly Left.
Expcriences of a correspondent of a
Nuremberg paper go to show that the
German adulteratiou laws are drastic.
He says: "A French frlend sent mo
four bottles of burgundy. After pay
lng the duty l was informed that all
wine comlng from abroad has to be
analyxed. As my consignment Includ
ed two kinds of wlne a double analysls
was necessary, and for this I paid a
feo of $924. Aa the end of n week 1
received tirst a certlflcateattestlngthat
my wlne was pure and, second, tho
caso in which the bottles were sent.
I wns also Informed that two bottles
had been required to form the basls of
each analysls and that conser-uently
thero was no wlno left. I am naitiral
ly grateful to tbe state for the precau
tlons taken to gunrd my health, but I
cannot help thlnking I am entltled to
tho empty bottles. Snrely these were
not also analyzed."
Got His Receipt.
He had nm up a small bill at the
dllage store and went to pay it, first
asking for a receipt. The proprietor
grumbled and complained it was 'oo
small to give a receipt for. It would
do Just as well. he said, to cross the
aeeount off and so drcw a diagonal
pencll line across tbe book.
"Does that settle it?" asked the cus
tomer.
"Sure."
"An" ye'll niver be askin' for it
ag'in?"
"Certainly not."
"Faitb, thln," said tho other coolle,
"an" I'll kapc me money In me pocket."
"But I can rub that out." said the
storekeeper.
"I thougbt so." eaid tbe customer
dryly. "Maybe ye'll be givin" me a re?
ceipt now. Here's yer money."
One of the Nativea.
A gentleman was once showing a
countryman round a zoo, when they
came to a cage contalning a kanga
roo.
"What is that?" lnquired the coun?
tryman.
"Oh," rep'ded tbe gentleman. "that is
a natlve of Australla!"
Immedlately the countryman threw
up his arms In horror, cxclaimlng.
"Goodness graclous, my sister married
one of them!"?London Telegraph.
Training For a Craih.
"That man ls always anxlous to get
into tho spot light," said the obscrvant
cltizen.
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, "but
hc doesn't dlscrimlnate. One of these
days he's going to stand In front of a
loeomotlve headligbt and not reallze
Bia mlstake tlli he ls run over."?Wash?
ington Star.
Labeuchere'a Sarcaim.
Of Gladstone Henry Labouchere
once remarked, "I do not object to Mr.
Gladstone occasloually havlng an, ace
up his aleeve, but I do wlsh he would
not always eay that Providence pnt it
there." _
Fathar Knowa.
She?Did you say anything to papa
about your being too young? He?Yps.
But he said when I once began to pay
your blils I should age rapidly enough.
?New York Journal.
Xnew What Hia Few Daya Meant.
Quackly?By the bye. have you got
|10 about you that you don't netd for
a few days? Smackly-I have. hut 1
mlgbt need it aome time.?Exeh- n >
Want of care does us more daraage
tbao want of knowledge.?Franklin.
Be sure and take a bottle of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholpra and Diarr.,-l.a
Remedv with you when starting OB your
trip this sumrner. It eannot Ik' ob
taineil on board the trains or ?teamers.
Changea of water and elimatc often
cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and
it is best to be prepared. Sold by W,
F. Creighton and Bicbard Gibaon.
Antiquity of Shorthand.
Shorthand ls apt to be looked upon
ts an essentlally modern art. Tbe
predecessors of Pttniau?Byrom ln the
elghtoentb century, Mason ln the sev
enteenth?are dlrn and distant ngurea
beyond which lt seems useless to ven
ture. Cicero dlctated bls oratlons to
his freedman, T. Tullius Tiro, and waa
Inconsolable when temporarlly doprlv
ed of hia services. He complalned ln
a letter to n frlend that, while "Tlro
takes down whole phrcses in a few
signs, Spiutbarus (his provlsional sub
stltute) only writos ln syllables." We
need not, bowever, suppose tunt ihe
"notae TIronlanae" were actually ln
vented by tbe freedman In quaatloa.
As M. Guenln polnts out, tho liom.ui *
created very few of the nrtsw pcace.
contentlng tbemselvcs, as a rule. by
copylng from the Greeks. M. Guenln.
however, indicates tb<> banks <>? tbf
Nlle as tlie crndle of tbe art?T. P.'a
London Weekly.
A Benevolent Cenaor.
A trlo of young ladies spent sorce
weeks last year at an out of the way
vlllage ln the mountaln region. They
found the vlllage postmaster a quaiut
old character. whose ways were as orl
glnal as they were startling, so that
the dally trip to the postofflce became
a real event.
"Is there any mail for us, major?"
asked one of the young ladies as she
appeared at tbe window one morning.
"So; they aln't ? tblng for you all
this mawnln'. Miss Mary." was tbe re
ply. "They wasn't nothin' come for
you but a letter that looked llke adver
tlsln', an" so I opened It, and sure
enough lt was jest some advertlsement
about sometbln' or otber, and I aaja
to myself. says I. 'Now, Miss Mary
don't want to toto such stuff as thal
home with her,* and so I throwed lt ln
tlie waste box."?Youth's Companlon.
Snuff and a Crook.
Robert Plnkerton once told a stor\
of his father, the founder of tbe de
tectlve agency, wbich lllustrates the
elder Plnkerton's cautlon. A l
crlmlnal was detalned ln PlnkertonV
Chieago offlee. The elder Pfaki
left tbe room nnd when he Mtnnwd
took the preeautlon of holding a r*
volver ln front of him ready for us.'
Jle saw tbe crlmlnal ataodlng by lh<
door wltb n snuffbox be bnd :
up from Plnkerton's desk ? 111 hill
"This ls good snuff." tt-.ibiy
marked the crook as he took a aulfl
"For tbe eyes or the aoaef' aaki
rinkerton. who knew that the crool
had lntended to bllnd him ln an ef!>n
to escape.
"Well," remarked the crlmlnal, MlnJ
sorry to say that the uose gets lt tbis
time." _m
Appiua Claudiua.
Applus Claudius, surnamed Caecus
(the bllnd), was a Roman statesman
who llved during the tbird century be?
fore the Chrlstlan era. Ue was n Ro?
man censor, 312 to 308, and consul.
307 to 290. He commenccd the Ap
plan way and completed the Applan
nqueduct. From his Roman Jurls
prudence. oratory, grammar and I/itln
prose date their beginnlng. Uo abol
lsbed tbe limitatlou of the full rlnht
of citlzenshlp to landed proprletors.
ln his old age he is said to have be
come bllnd. whence bls cognomen
"Caecus." He was tho author of
works ln both prose and vcrsc, of
which almost nothlng is known.
No Pure Watar.
Owlug to tbe extremely solvent pow
crs, pure water ls never found ln nu
ture, tbe nearost approach being found
ln rainwater, whicb. as lt is fonned Iu
the upper regions of the atmospliere.
ls tho purest that uature supplies, but
in desccuding lt brings with lt what
ever impurltles are floating near the
surface, which in the neighborhood of
cities are always numerous; hence per
fectly pure water ls hardly to be found,
eveu the artlficially dlstilled being only
approxlmately so.
Where to Begin.
"Look here," said tbe reforming hus
band; "we must have thlngs orrangad
In this house so that we sball know
Just where everything ls kept."
"With all my heart," sweetly an
swered his wife. "and let us begin with
your late honrs. my love. I sbould
very much llke to know where they
are kept."?Stray Storles.
A Boomerang.
"Call that art!" exclaimed a would
be crltic, polnting to a palntlng In a
studlo. "If that daub ls a work of art.
tbon I'm an ldlot!"
"The latter part of your statement,"
rejolned the artist calraly, "would seem
to furulsh conclusive proof that lt is a
work of art."
Rivala.
Sbe?John ls a very conslderate sort
of fellow. isn't be? He (the rival)
Oh, yes, very! He has that keen tact
and lovlng sympathy whicb a chauf
feur dlsplays toward a helpless crlp
ple.?Life.
Blank Varse.
Poet?You published a poem of mine
last week. You pay according to the
klnd of verse. don't you ? Editor?Yes.
George, glve the gentleman a blauk
check.?Judge.
A Good Reason.
"What makes you thluk, slr, that 1
will not be able to support your daugh?
ter?"
"Well, I haven't been able to my?
self." _
Tightly Tiad.
"That man's money ls all tled up."
"Poor fellow! Can't gn at It, eh"
"Oh, ye*. All he has to do la to untle
hia money bag."?Judge.
Chambarlain'a Btomach and Livar
Tabh-ts gently stiniulate the liver and
bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the systcm, cure constipation
aud sick headache. Sold by W. F.
Creighton and Richard Gibaon.
WEEK i:ni? tickkts.
ii work end tickets Washington to
Someraet, Warrenton. Harrlaonborg.
Bluemont and Intennwliata station^ sold
on Saturdaya and sundays, valid for ro
tarnODMonday at very low fares. will
be plaeed on sale by Southern Railway
at Washington.D. C. beginnlng SATl.'R
DAY, May >th. and contlnulng until
Octob?T2,'incliisive.
L. S. BROWN, Oeneral Agent
MEETING8.
T
HE annual meeting of the atoek
. holdcrs ofthe MFJ&HAMT81AND
MI ?'< II INIC8 8AVINGS BANE for the
election ofdlrectora and f?>r s.ieh other
business as mav eoine belore said meet?
ing will be hpld at the 00ee Of Mr. I.eo
P. llarh.w. in the city of Alexandria,
stateof Virginia. TTJEBDAY, septem?
ber IS, 1910, Bt II o'docka. JB.
ELDBIDOB E, JORDAK,
nng_?td i'resi.le.it.
THEannual meetinir of th.- atoek
holdei-ofthoARLINaTONBREW
IKO COMPANY will be held at tbe or
Bee ofthe company, Boaalyn, Virginia,
on TUESDAY, September 13,1910, at i"
o'elock a. in.. for the purpoee of eleetlng
dlrecton and f..r the tranaaetfoo ofaucb
other business as inay properly be
brought before said meeting.
ARLINGTON BREWING COMPA1TI
aug_ td Ac.i. Kiwo,Seoretary.
THE annual meeting of the Btockhold
eraofthe UNION BUILDINGCOM
I'AXY for the election of olliecrs and
direotora r..r tbe enaulng year,wlllbe
held at tbe olli.c of the company. 138
BOIltfl K.nal street. Alexandria, Va..oti
MONDAY. Scpieinber 19th, at 11.80a. in.
M. M. P VRKER, President.
LOUIS BEYER, Ja., Beeretary,
ScpJ W3W-f_
Aranaral <>r eaUed meeting <>f tbe
BtoekholderaoftheWA8HfNOTON,
ALEXANDRIA A MT. VERNON
RAILWAY c.Mi'AXY wUlbebeldal
tbe prineipal ..ir.ee of the eompany at
Mt. Vernon, Virglula, on WEDNES
DAY, Bepternber21, 1910, at two o'cloek
p. m.. for the purpoae of eonslderlng a
uropoeed agreement wlth the Waahlng
ton-vlrglnia Railway Company.
W. II. I.AWTOX.
sept-. td Vssiswnt S,-civiai\
A general ?>r ealled meeting of tbe
?tockholdereor the WASHINGTON,
ARLINGTONd 1 Al.I.scm (II RAIL?
WAY COMPANY Will be held at the
prineipal ollice of tne eompany at Mt.
Vernon, Virginia, on WEDNESDAY,
September 2L 1910, at two-thlrty o'cloek
p, ni.. for the purpoae of eonaldering a
propotod agreement with the Waahlng
ton-Virglnla Rallwaj Company.
Sepjtd JOHN W. RIC1I. Seei-.-tary
N0 PICE OF BTOCKHOLDBRS'
MEETING.?The annual meeting
of the direotora and atoekholdera of tl.e
HARRIS& 8IIAFER cuMI'AXY will
lake plaCC THURSDAY. September 29,
1910, at 3 p. in.. al the ollice <>f tbe Com*
panyNo. 123 south Royal atreet, Alexan?
dria, Virginia.
Bt order ..f tho preeident
' i:. ALLEN HARRIS,Beeretary.
sepJ Id_
Oeneral lnsurance Apcy.
Laurence Stabler
Room No. 4. Burke tf Herbert Bldtf.
The oompantea repreaented In this
o?ee have aaaeta of over ?i.10.000,000.
Among others are:
Hartford Fire lnsurance Co.
Liverpool V London tf Globe.
vEtna lnsurance Co.
Northern Assurance Co.
Sprinpfield Fire 6f Marine.
Prompt attention given toadjustment
oflosses and all in.itter-; eonneeied with
loauranoe.
Vllt.iiMA. I.. the Clerk'a OAoe of
the Corporation Court of the < Ity ot
Alexandria. on the :!lst day of August,
1910
Annie Nr. Oordon va. ThomaaH.Gor
<l..n. In chaneery.
Menio, The ..bje.'t of this suit is to ob
tain adlvoroeamenaa et thoro for tbe
eoiiipiainaiit from the defendant on thp
groundof deaertion and for general re*
lief.
Ii appearing by an affldavit tiled in
tblacauae that tne defendant, Thomaa
11. Oordon, is a non-reeident of this
State :
ItUOrdered: Thal aaiddt fendant ap*
pearhercwitl.it. lifteen daya after dlle
publicatlon of this order, an.l do what is
neceaaarv to proteel bia Intereel la this
suii. and thai a eopy of this order be
forthwilh ii.serte.l in the Alexandria
iia/.'ite.:. oewapaper publlabedln the
City of Alexandria. 0U0C a week for foui
sii.?'.-.?- Ive weeks, and postedat the froni
door of tbe Court House of this city.
A eopy Teate.
NEVELL8. OREENAWAY, Clerk.
Charlea Bendbeim, p. <i
augSI wiw-w_
Fresh Supply of
ihb*s Whipped Cream
Chocolates.
Special, 25c Pound.
Taylor's Pharmacy
616 King Street.
Phone?1. OreenhousesS. I'atrick St.
D. R. Grillbortzer
Bedding Plants and Gera
niums, $1.00 per dozen.
Funeral work promptly attended to. De
Ii vered to all parts ol" I he city.
[18FAI riOM ciAItAXTKED.
fob_ tf_
School Books and
School Supplies
of all kinds, a large line to
I from. Bring us your
list and we will lill same at
lowest firices. A lin. lot al
see.ond-hand books nows on
1 hand.
SP*Dyson&Bro,
BOOKSELLEr<S and STATIONERS
508 KING STREET.
Nexl to Opata House.
Tbe Hlennlal Movafole Ointerence ot'tlie
IJrand Order ot'Odd Fellows <Col>
Haltiun.rr. >M.. Bept l'J-17.
..reatlv ic.lueed fares \ la Southern
BaUway from prineipal Virginia pointa
aeeount above oceaaion; datea >.f ?le
September 9th and 10th, final limit Sep?
tember 21st. Conault agenU or write U
s. Brown, Oeneral Agent, 706 Plfteenth
street northwest, Waahington, D. C, for
full particu! i
Kiiien i_rn (.r.ui.l l-odgc ol In.li j.c.i.lcut
Order otOdd Fellows, Atlanta, Ca.,
.september IMth-'i Itli. IJIIO.
.;reatlv redueed rouad tri/> far.-s
iitherr. Railway from Waahington,
Ii. c.,and prineipal Virginia points to
Atlanta. 'ia., and return aeeountabove
on. i):.t'-s. of salt- Beptember 16,
17. I* and for trains seeduled to arrive
Atlanta before noon of September 19,
1910; final limit September 38, 1910, Tlek
pts wlB be extandedto Oetonerlft, 1910,
by payment of 81.00 per tieket before
September --th. ?fcmaultagentaorwrfte
I. 8, Hrown.iJeiieral Agent.7<*.>Flfteenth
atreet, uOalhaeat, Washington, D. c, for j
full partieulars.
_AUCTIOM BALE._
li. !?'. Kmix. Auctloni
TRISTICK'S SAgJt
OF LAROE NEW DWELLING
WITH ALL MODERN 0ONVEN
H.MKS Al'MT. IDAANinVlTH
IN' A lir\I)RKI> YAUDS OF THE
ELECTRIC RAILWAY STATION.
Purauant to the (araaa of a deed of
truat dated tlarabZSd i!?h>. given by )?
K. Caldwell and wife to the tindorsigned
Trustee. and dulv reeorded in Deed
liook ia.page 280, of tbe_and Raaorda
of Aloxandru ?ounty. Virginia, to se
eure ,):unes 8. Orovea the paviuent of
the aum of Bve huudred dullars (*.j0O.0O).
ovidenced hy uvenly liotes. oaeh dated
March _d 1910, and payable from one to
twenty montba after date, the dvawav
and eadoraera walving aomeatead aa
eraptlon; default baviug baan Ia the
payineiit of several ofaaid notee, upon
tbe reqaeetandby the directlon of tbe
holder thereof, tb> Underalgned trustee
will nflat for sale on tbe preinises at
publie auotioli on.
SATTKDA Y. SKPTFM15F.K lo. VM'l
attP. M all ofthe following traet of
land. togetber witb all Improvementa
thereon. subjeet to a lirst deed of iru-t
orfUOOO.00, dated March 22d. 1910, with
Intereatat6pereeni perannum payable
semi-aiiniiallv and due:iyears after datO.
All thoae lots with the dwelling thereon.
designated aml known as lota Koa. ll and
? iu Bloek No. 6, In a plau offota called
Qrores'Bubdlrlaton of Mt Ma. In Alex?
andria County, Virginia.
Terma of aaie Caen, Conveyaaeteg at
cost of plirehaser.
JAMES K. CATON, .lr..
aqg27W. 'Vriistcc.
FINANCIAL
Oahdnkk l.. Hoothi:. I M. H. II uu.ow
Prealdeat I Vice President
First National Bank
Al.KXANW IA. Va.
Dcsignated Depository of the
United Sutes.
CAPITAL.JluO.OOO
st RPLUS AND (JNDIVIDED
PROFITS.$i:.r..ooo
Dlreetorai
(i. I.. BOOTHE, M. 11. HAHI.OW,
(;. K WARFIELD, .1. F. MUIK.
WALTER ROBERTS, 11. BAER.Ja.,
FRANCISL. SMr""
FSTAIiLISIIKl) IWi.
Burke & Herbert
Modernly eqnlppad for haniing Ia
its v.irious branchea.
Depoaltea received aubjeet to ebeek at
sight. Colleetioiis made on all DOtata
Hlgb-grade biveataMDt aeetuitlea
hougntand sold.
Lettera of Credlt and Foreign Y.x
ohaage fumiabed.
safe Depoalt Boxeefar rent.
ASavinga Department In whieh in
tereal is allowed on depoalta
HASTE
in selecting a flavoring ex
tract just because the label
is attractive often
MAKES
you wish you had just told
your dealer to send you
Leadbeater's, which you
know is good and pure, and
in which there is abso
lutely NO
WASTE
Eitablished 1792
Keep Cool
Electrically
Eleetric liglits do nol heat up tbe room.
Baaotran bual will bring tbe eoot*
ing braaaaa of tbe country
into your store <?r room.
Eleetric irons have the heat oenterad
at one plaee, and that ia tbe
plaee that is u-e I. Lal H |
you figurcs on its cost.
Alexandria Eleetric Co.
524 King St.
HAVINli qualiuedasadministratore.
t. a. of ALBERTJ FAIR. di
all peraona Indebtetl to ?id eatatean
herehv notified to make prompt setlle
mentofaueh Indebtedneaa,and all per
aoaa to whom the said estate is indehted
:ire dlreeted to preaent mm aaalaaa,
nroiierly ecrtifleo. mr aettlemenl
H. NOEL OARNER,
Admlnlatrator <?. t. a.
Quality Ice Cream
Ice Cream and Ices of all
flavorsandof the pareat
Qtialities always on hand
or fnrnisheil to order.
Special prices on large quantities
Cakes and Pastry of all kinds
and of the best quality.
HDf^L 6i5 King St,
? DlOCn Both Phones.