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Want Ad Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
For less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at tho
counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M^
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for th? WANT
AD. MAN to call
iLost ano tf'owtt^^^ ^
fif RAYED OlTSTOLEN, ONE SXS3S
spotted hoiiml. Reward lf roturned to
Klghteenth and Main Streets. 'Phone
.Madlwon 1097-_.
LOST, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
Frsinklln and 2618 Ii. Graco, ono
bUKKy Inprobo; trademark. Cnaae,
Roward lf rcturned to IS N. Elgtl
tecnth Street, _.
A ONB-EYBD; BLACK-HEADED.
hluo. Belton fetnale setter; ten years
old next birlhday. Roward. JOHN
tt. CHAFFIN, R. F. D. B, Rlchmond,
Va. _
LOST, ON EAST BROAD BTBBET, OR
Broad Street car. between Coben'B
store and Chesapeake Statlon. gold
loeket. G. M. Nolly engraved on
back. Reward lf returned to Tlmes
Dlspatch._
Lost, pocichtbook on thb gth,
contalning $20. Liberal roward. Ap?
ply 822 W. Main Streot._
LOST, BEAGLB IIOUND: SIX MONTHS
old; color, brown; white nose. Re?
ward. 823 W. Cary Streot._
LOST. EITHER ON 1800 BLOCK.
Grove Avenue, or between Grove
Avenue and Grace Street, on
Allen Avenue, one lynx collar ploce.
Reward lf returned to 1S17 West
Grace, or phone Monroe 1181'.
$elp Mlantco, Jttaie.
A?ANfT,?Dr "~ST EEL AN D""CO>"r1;u':
plate prlntcr. Apply THE FRANKLIN
PRESS CO.. Petersburg, Va._
1 .i:\TlST?WANTED. REOltiTERED
dentl.it at once; salary no object
to rlgbt party. Apply or wrlto to
27 Granby Street, Norfolk, Va.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL
stcward; must furnish beat refer
ence.". Apply DAVIS HOTEL _
WANTED. A SMALL BOY TO AD
? lrcss maJling Hats and do other
slmple olHce work. Only thobo wrlt
ing a leglblo hand need apply. Ad?
dress Box ?,<>?'.. Clty. ,_
WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE FULL
charge of mattress factory. (iood
posltlon for thorougbly competent
workraan. Stato experience nnd
wages expected. Address <il7 Lafay
ette Building. Phlladclphias Pa
WANTED, BRIGHT, STItONG YOi;NG
rnan ln wholesale hardwure store.
Hd.rd work and small pay. Good
promotlon as learn buslness. Ad-<
dress 1> 12.". care Times-Dispatch. _
W~\NTEI>ri-;'lLiN(rCEERk \VITH"e.\
perlcnce ln that llne. Address. with
r-ferenoes and salary expected. Box
105. Clty.
WANTED, A MAN TO ATTEND
horses and do some house work.
Bring ref>rrnres. 108 W. Ora?.-?- St
WANTED, A REGISTERED DROG
cjerk to do relief work; hours. two
afternoon?. from 2 P. M. to 7 P. M.
three nlghts. from 7 P. M. to 10 P.
M., and every other Sunday. F 121.
care Times-Dispatch. _
YOUNG MEN TO LEARN AS CHAUF
feurs; actuul practlce. NATIONAL
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. 11 W. Main.
\VANTBD, EDUCATED. RESFONSI
ble man of good address to mako
appolntments for tb'e advertlsing
manager of lar^o New York entcr
priae; should be between acres of
twenty-five and thlrty-flve. Perma?
nent to right party. Salary pald. Ad?
dress. glvlng pbone number, D 400.
care Tlmes- DIspatcb_
vic-u v^" ashk'stant .sn?i: \M
pipe worker. HARTSHORN COL
LEORs_
WANTED, A LIVE MAN FOP. A PART
nerin livc business. No capltal re
.ittlrod. Address J. H. BUSBY, 1420
i;. Main St.. Rlchmond. Va._
WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; only ..dg^-. weeks re<iuired;
wagej whlle l?arair.g; steady posl?
tlon gtiftraatee'l: wrlte for cataltcue.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 207
Bowery, New VorK Clty. _
WANTED, A FIRSTrCLASS BUSINESS
man: one well acquainted with the
buslness and professional men of
this clty. Good references required.
Good salary to the rl?ltt party. Ap?
ply ln own handwrltlng, statlng ex?
perience, to D 420, care Times-Dls
p.itch._
WANTED, X GOOD ASSISTANT REG
istcred druggist at once. Apply to
FISHER & REED'S PHARMACY,
Cape Charles. Va._
WANTED. FEEDER FOR CYLINDER
press. A. S. KRATZ CO., Second and
Decatur Stroet*._
WANTED, SJSlS^TCTWSrK LN OUR
Nadery. EVERETT WADDEY CO,
1105 Main Street, city.
WANTED. A COMPETENT MALE
stenographer. Address Box 104,
Johnson Clty, Tenn., statlng expe?
rience and salary expected.
.WANTED. AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
saleslady; prefer one who has ex?
perience in mlllinery. Steady posi?
tion. MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1423 E.
Main.
WANTED. FOR SMALL FAMILY. A
woman to cook and do some clean?
lng. Apply, with references, at 101
North Fourth Street.
WANTED, TWO WHITE HELP, CUAM
hermaid and waitress. Address D
124. caro Tlmes-Dlspatoh.
^iwation^jwManico.jiiaiE.
YOUNG MAN NO"\V IN THE WEST
desires to return to Richmond for a
permanent position as cashler, book?
keeper or general offlce man; rofer
onces Al. Thoroughly famlllar wlth
audits and books. Address, statlng
salary, E 426, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, BY COMPETENT~^OOK
keeper and ofllce man, permanent
posltlon; best references. Addross
E 408, caro Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS CHAUFFEUR
or demonstrator and salesman; four
years' experience; vory best of ref?
erences glven. On anythinu in the
Kiasolene englne line. Address, be?
fore 4 P. M. Friday, Room C6, Mur
phy's Hotel, Clty. .
A VANTED. POSITION; FIRST-CLASS,
statlonary or locomotlve onglneer;l
twenty yoars' experience; havo dono
Rtoam flttlng. S. COFFMAN, 711 East
Clay.
WANTED, POSITION BY EXPERI
onced lady stenographer. Rapid and
accurato. Addresa E 115, caro Times
_Dlspa.toh._ _
&ituatfoius iWmttti,jf emale.
WANTEtC'liY AN EDUCATCdT''6uL
turod wouiau ol' middle ago, a posi?
tion aa munuglng housokeepar for a
wlflower with chlldren. Best refer?
ences. Address A -tOU. caro -Timos
Dlspatcli. Rlchniojid. Va._.
WiANTED, POSITION AS COMPANION
or governoss by young lady of oxpe
rloneo, .Ferfect French and lower
brancnes English taught. Address
MRS, J. G. LKGH, lOaatlako, Flq._
$'.uj_iiie?_ <?>?p_r.uniti-?.
__E_R_i___}^_Lf__!5SI^
to tenanta. J. A? CUNNELL- & CO.
WANTED, A PARTNER TO BECOM
IntereHted flnanclally and ln an ex?
ecutlvc capaclty wlth a prosperoim
inttchlnory buHln"B- ln the clty of
Rlclimond. Wllllng lo furnish full
and -oinplotn lnformatlon. Apply to
Ilox 920, Richmond, Va,_
DO YOU WANT A SAFE INVBBT
ment wlth speculatlvo featuron,
promlslng large proilts? If so, send
for freo intcroatlng book of lnforma?
tlon. M. & M. JNVKSTMENT CO.,
311 Qulncy Bldff., Denvor, Col.
MONEY LOANED UELIAHLE PEO
ple, $10 uDwnrda, able to naVe $1 "'"
morc; accumulato $100 to $f.,000 and
buy n home. COMMERCIAL tiUAK
ANTEE CO., Bankers, 28 North Nlnth.
?-?:r*
AUCTION SALE FINE LADIES' AND
gents' gold and gold flllod umbr'-llau
at auctlon, 3 P. M. 1549 Eaat Main
Streot._? __
iAUCTION SAJ-E OF .HOWELRY,
watchcH, clocks, rlngH. chaln.i, etc,
at. 10:.'i0 A. M, ir>-i!i Baat Main Street.
3&eal ?3tate for Bent.
to tenanta. J. A. CONNELLV & -=U.
FOR RENT, CHI-AF, LARGE. ROUM
offldft, wlth prlvate oflioe attached;
heat, llght and janltor servlce fur?
nished. 1114 East Main .Str_cL
WILES LAND CO.
300 SOUTH BELVIDERE STREET;
eight rooms; bath, etc.; $25 'per
month. .1. A. .QNNKI.LY & CO,
E.C-.M-f'-.ND T-MBKR. LAND?; OUR
new catalogue containa 400 /arraa
and timber lands; best bargains ln
Vlrglnla. I pay your rallroad faro.
Wrlte for free catalogue. Address
J. R. ELAM, _kix 267. Charlottesvlll*.
_Va.___________
RESULTS TO LANDLORDS?SEKV1CB
to tenants. J. A. CONNELLY" & CO..
BIUCK PROPERTY, NEW AND MOD
ern, yleldlng $330 annually, located
ln Newport News, Va. Owner ls a
non-resldont and wlll ..ell cheap. Re?
cent large contracts secured by the
Newport News Rhlpyard wlll mean
much for Newport News real estate.
Address B. A. CEPHAS, 602 N. Second
Street, Rlchmond, Va._
FOR SALE, NEW DWELLING, FIVE
rooms and hall, and two lots. one
square from car llne; fruit trc-es and
poultry yard. All for $S.r,0. Talk
wlth L. W. HARRIS. 1110 E. Main.
FOR -A-LE, A NICB SEVEN-ROOM
home on Church Hlll, Marshall and
twenty-sixth 9trceU?. and all lm
provements. Will sell for $1,700, on
good terms. See me quick. L W.
HARRIS, 1110 E. Main.
STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE?TWO
acres of land, wlth large two-story
dwelling; nine rooms. two halls:
storohcuse, 24x50 feet. two story:
both lighted wlth acetylene gas; all
buildings ln good sh._pe; splendid
trade and dolng a good business:
havo poHt-offlce and four daily
tnalls. Good opportunity for some
one. Can glve possesslon flrst of the
year. Located about llfty mlles from
ltlchmond Prlce reasonable. An-1
Rwr-r nulck. Address A 407, care!
Times-Dispatch. _
FOR SALE. VALUABLE FARM OF
650 acres, ln North Central North
Carolina, withln one-clghth inllo
Southern Rallway; red grass land:
woll watered; ten-room dwelling
and outbulldlngs: terin-^ easy: Imme
dlatc possesslon given. Address A
408. '.aro TlnK-s-Di-tiatch.
IDtrsonalg.
RESULTS TO LANDLOIID.? SERVICE
to tenants. J. A. CONNELL. & CO.
HUMAN HAIR BOL-G-fl- AXs'D SOLD
at UUG1IES'.. 205 North Thlrd.
_ G D 5 EVE.SlNt.iS -__!_ v'ALt.-OLb,
young man; lnvest them wlth the
lca-JlDg buslness echool of thc clty;
lf you learn inure yuj can carn more.
Send or call for catalogue to-'lay.
MASSEY BL'-I.NE. .S CULLEGE.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
fleld sausage; all pork: young hogs,
ABSOLCTl- PURIT- AND r REEDOM
from orgadc matter?flve gallons fo?
25c?Holly Springs Llthla. Weter
Phone Monroe 477
MRS. A. J. PYLE. 315 NORTH FIFTH
Street, leader ln dy<;lng, cleanlng and
rcnovatlng ladies' and gentlemen's
clothlng of every descriptlon; plumes
cleaned, dyed, curled and wlllowed;
lace curtalns cleaned and tlnted;
draperies, carpets and rugs cleaned
or dyed; fluffy rugs woven from old
carpets; umbrellas covered at short
notice. Phone 2522.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
at auctlon, sale, at 1349 East Main'
Street. at 12:30 P. M.
AUCTION SALE OF SOLID GOLD AND
gold tilled watches. chalns, rings,
gold-headed umbrella?. fine mesh
bags, etc, at 2:30 to 10 P. M. 1349
Eaat Main Street._ _
MISS ROSE RE.,U.DEN HAS MOVED
to her new residence on Park Ave.
Her grand moth?r, Mrs. Ed. Mc
Encany, and Miss Kate McEneany,
Mr. Frank MoEneany wlll board
with her for the winter.
_-^_ilrj______t
WANTED. AT 1. WlJST cCCf
Street, boarders for two large con
nectlng rooms.
WANTED, BOARDERS TO OCCUPY
newly furnished, heated rooms, with
use of 'phone and bath; all modern
conveniences; flrst-class table board;
terms very reasonable. Apply 1524
Floyd Avenue.
HANOVER CAFE. OPPOSITE JEF
ferson; meals by day or week.. Try
our Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday ta
ble d'hoto dinners, 75c.
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS,
includlng second story front. 209
East Graca.
FOR RENT, LARGE SECOND FLOOR
front room (wlth board); also thlrd
story, front room: also hall room on
elther floor. MRS. LOUIS MIN
NIGERODE, 302 East Grace Street.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
rooms, wlth excellent board. *A few
moro table boarders wanted. 814
Park Avenue.
BOARDERS? 308 E. MAIN: FURNISH
ed rooms for rent: tablo board.
_-._. --___^ant?:?___
YOUNG MEN WAJNTED TO~_-_TJd'_'
shorthand and type<wrtting; great
demand for our graduates; easy sys
? tem: flnest equlpment; reasonable
rates offered. MASSEY BUSLNESS
COLLEGE.
WANTED, TO BUY FOK CASH. HOUSE
hold goods ln any quantlty. I'hon.
Madison 3851.
WANTED, SECOND-HAND 12-INCH
drlvlng belt. Address D 427, care
Times-Dispatch.
PARTY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, DE
slres to rent furniture otherwlse
Htored. Phono-Madison 6061-J, 8:30
to 9:30 P. M._
.VUCTlON SALE OF MUSICAL IN
struments of all kinds at 1549 East
Mu-ln Streot.
E. T. LONG 13 THE. WOOL. MASTaLL
over Richmond and suburbs, bouausa
he solls so much wood: uak, pine,
hlckory or olaba prepared to suit
every atove and tlreplaco: try tho
leader. Yard, 1506 West Broad.
Phone Madlson 1069.
Quality and quantity KiTE
guaranteed from us. Wq havo oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prlcoa
aro rlght. We please everybody
Phone Madlson 6913. NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO., 827
Brook Avonue.
fflilimvp.
CLEARA-NCE SALE OF ALL MILUN
ery ancl ready-made garment- for
balanco housoh. MRS. JULIUS
HEAR, 1123 W, Main St,
DAILY PUZZLES
Vhat artlcle of hoiiKcfnrnlshing?
lNsweii __? ymEi.uArs- t . /./.f.r
Shovcl.
Jfot ?3>ale.
?6R^S_.__rcOMP_lffE' _ET*b. IJAN'i
flxtures; good as new; at a bargaln.
Address Box 547, Richmond, Va.
?OR SALE, ONE CUT-UNDER RUB
ber tlred trap, wlth rear foldlng
weat; praetlcaTIy new; a splcntlid
Xraa? glft. Seo us. A. ME.EK'S
?SONS. 731 East Cary Street.
lORSES TO 1I1RE BY THE DA_,
week or month; also for sale or ex?
change. W. A. JONES, 305 East
Canal Street.
_ DRUG STORE l"OR SALE, CUll
plote stock, good stand for aome
good, sober, hustllng man. Will be
sold December 21, 1910. For further
lnformatlon apply to T. G. POOL,
Trustee, Vlrgllina, Va.
'ATENT ON U. S. AUTOMAT1C
vohlclo brake for sale, or trade for
land. Address F. P. HARRLNGTO-.
Richmond, Va.
*OR SALE, 200 SHARES OF STOCIC
of the Rlclimond Iron Works, now
manufacturlng the "Vlrglnlan" auto
mobdle. Address VIRG1NLVN, P. O.
Box fiS~. Norfolk, Va.__,
'OR SALE SECOND-HAND TIMBER:
3 by 10. 2 by 12 and 3 by 12; all
sound; cheap to a quick buycr. A. M.
WALKUP, Amerlcan Natlonal Bank
Buildlng._
VANTED. TO SELL A . OUNG. BEAR
ing plppln orchard of thrco hunured
trees, ln Pledmont seciion of Vir?
ginia; two milea from Uepot; oxcei
lent soll and locatlon. Address E 422,
caro Times-Dispatch.
"OR SAL"_i^<nJi-^AO_^N?T_rE COM-"
plete, open and top, for all uses.
Some blg bargains to selcct trom.
A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 East Cary
Street._
""OR SALE, SYRUP FOR STA-RCH.
made from scrap sugar, 15 cents per
gallon; scrap peanuts, 1 1-2 cents
pound. DIXIE TOAST CO., INC, 1S15
East Franklln._
iUSlNESS BUGGIES, RUNABOUTS,
o.\t<nsion-toj) surreys, phaetons, rub?
ber and steel tires. We can please
you in qualitv and prlces. TIlOs. H.
PUKE & CO., 804 Brook Avenue.
."uCTIO..?SPECIAL FOR THE HOLI
days?Ladies' bracelets, Waltham
and Elgin watches: all to be sold at
auction at 3 P. M. dally. 1549 East
Main Street._
I'CTION SALE OF $20,000 WORTH
of line jewelry; must be sold at
once; at auctlon: sales dally, begin?
ning ut 10 A. M. 1519 East Main
Street.
TtESENTS FOR CHRJSTMA-^BEN
(-ficial home llterature. Soribncr's
Magazlne. wlth two sets of bo >ks
and ten largo art reproductlons, ln
eolors, of famous palntlngs by Amer.
ican artlsts. You have your cho'ce
of John Fox, Jacobs, Stockton, Hard
lng, Davis, Stevenson, Rafiles, Col
ilns, -etc, delivered on flrst pay- ?
ment of $1 Send postal or call upon
JOHN CASSIDY, Gilbcrt's Hotel. Mr.
Cassidy Is assoclated wlth the lead?
ing publishlng houses of the Unlted
States, England and the cont'nent
of Europe, and ls competent to _.d
vlae in selections. Special terms to
teachers._
OR SALE, A RETAIL BUSINESS ON
Broad Street: wlll pay 50 per cent.
proflt. One of the grcatest opportu
ultles for some one wlth a few hun?
dred dollars. Stlling on account _f
111 health, Address R. S. E.. 28 N.
Nlnth Street._
14 E. CLA-^WEUL -TTrNT-HED
rooms; large, small; modern convenl
ences._
'URNISHED ROOMS; $1 TO $3 PER
week. Apply 915 East Mai-.sjiall St.
Jflaisjor^^ent.
LAT OF FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT;
all modern conveniences. Apply S01
W. Cary._ ?
OR RENT, WEST END FLAT:
three rooms. IS S. Short Street.
_J^oomsJ?aantea_
wo adults, with BES_r-_i___R.
ences. wish to rent three furnished
or un_urnished rooms. Locatlon pre
ferred between Meadow and First
Streets. State price.' D 423, ? care
Tlmos-Pispatch._
i^ottceg.
TENOGUAPHT AMj -?-01_-.Ei___NU
tb.rot'gUly taugut at reasonuD.'e tul
Uor rates; day and o\omng sessions
Telephone, call or wrlta for iiaru.u
lare. MASSEY BLSINE&S COL.
LEGE.
VANTED, THE PUBl?Q- TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros., Jewelers, 913
East Main treet, buy, sall, ex.
change and remount dlamonds ln
the latest styles. Old gold and sil?
ver taken in exchange.
. TABLE AND MEDiCINAL WATER
wlthout a peer?flve gallons for 25c.,
delivered?Holly Spring* LHhta
Water. Phono Monroe 477.
UCTION SALE OF FINE COME AND
brush sets; must be sold. 1515 East
Main Street.
UCTION SALE OF ROGERS'S BEST
sllverware at 1548 Eaat Main Street.
UCTION SALE OF DIAMONDS AT
public auctlon, 1549 East Muin
.Street, dnily at 12 to 1 o'clock
HE ANNU_I, JH_l_TTN<_^^L^0"'*,ft"Ti_
stockholders of the Gray Natlonal
Tehititograph Company will he held
on WEDNESDAY, December II, 1910,
at noon, at Room No. n, Merchants
Natlonal Bank Building.
H. D. WILLIAMS,
Secretary,
HE REGUi-VR ANNL.\ iTll EETING
of tiio -toclcholder- of tlie Natlouul
Bank of Vlrginia, Richmond. Va.,
wlll be held at their banking honac
January 10, 1911, at 12 M.
W. M. ADDISON.
Caahi.i', I
m \ ( M.Il.l; (M).MMl--K \ | |n.\ (II ,
fVl'Ogo ol' strit-t. Qbaei'va-nco, No. i
V\207. A., h1. _. a. M., will bo Iield i
tho Ma.sonlc Tcinplt- FRIDAY. Do-1
smlier !i, nt ii o'clock l\ M. SVorlt iu
io soeoini aiul thlrd degrees.
By order of the Wdrahlpful Masltir.
_j_t-TlAB. A N10SBITT. Scct'y.
* M'ASONIO NOTICE.?Dove Lodgt.
Af The- Member.. of Uovo Lodgo, No
V\_l. Al, F. & A. M? wlll attend
10 staied ooiunHmlcatioii ol' tlie ludtfo
i be- held ln tho lodgo room in tho
ti-onio Teinplo ou THIS . IUI>A.,
e.ember !l, Ifltu, nt seven (7) P- M.
Members of other Masonlc lodgua
?o fn-ternajly lnvlted to iinlu- witll
3.
By ordor- of tho Worship i"ul .Master,
BEN T, AUGUST,
yewetanft
feolfcttors arib S&aleemeri. I
k'a l'ks.vtan" ava'nteo' tii ,\ vki.Tng !
BaloBTHBTli Ktilary ond expenBes; nvust I
Imvc nxporlence and furnish Al
reference. Answer lottnr only; full
parttcttlnrs. C. A. LOWLER, 2425 1
Uanovor Avenue.
ifflteceltaneous.
v*-'rV "s'ff oTSHeT'A i'i ono." '""
rFC HALF SOLE MEN'S fj'IOKS;
lodloa', 60c; chlldren's. -t'w ?nd up;
cvtry pair sowcd. DREW'S ELliU
TRIC SHOE FACTORY. 710 East
Muln. Phone Monroe 28>7.
RUB I'lOUli
WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IH LO
cutcd?stlffness and sorenesa ot mus?
eles or Jolnts?rub In Frays?r'?
Great Nerve and Bono Llnlrnent. and
the paln dlsappears; the greatest all
round llnlrnent ln use for man and
beast; try lt?don't Buffer?here ls
tho rlgbt help; 25c bottles. at drui
glwts'.__
" MATTRESb Eb.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADB
now: sanitary methods used; rcllablo
work. SYDNOR &. HUNDLEY, Ul
East Broad Street. Madlson :;2u4.
' ~~~ bakery*
FRUIT CAKES LIKE MOTHER
baked, for 25c und 30c pound; Sprln
jcle, home-made bread, cakes and
pies ot all sorts. MUhLLER'S N&VV
YORK ELECTRIC BAKERY, 410
Weftt Broad Street. Phone 2589.
ANT1QUEH."
OR1GINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE;
furnlturo repalred, poliahed and
packed; upholstorlng, otc. L N.
AnNALL, 318 Brook Avenue. Phone
6277._
BASKET AND RATTAN WORKS.
507 EAST MARSHALL PHONE MON
roe 747. Chairs cancd; all klnds of
chairs repalred; novelties our spe
clalty.__^_
HAIR.
HAIR CUTT1NG?ARTISTIC HAIR
cutting; chlldren's halr cuttlng par
lors: artlstlc halr cuttlng by an
Ensllsh artist. THE LADIES' RE?
LIABLE HAIR STORE. 221 East
Broad._
HAIR.
PUFFS! PUFFS: PUFFS!-?THOSB
pretty halr puffs; made from ladies'
own comblngs or out halr; charge3
very moderate. THE RELIABLE
HAIR STORE. 221 East Broad Streot.
HAIR.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR?IF YOU WANT
imitation halr goods don't come; they
are dear at any prlce; we sell real
halr at Imitatlon prices; come to
day; bargains. THE RELIABLE HAIR
STORE. 221 East Broad Street.
HAIR.
CHILDREN'S HAIR CUT?CUT IN THE
most artistlc manner. THE RELIA?
BLE HAIR STORE. 221 East Broad
Stroet._
HAIR.
LADIES, YOUR HAIR?WE GUARAN
teo every artlcle we sell us boins
pure halr: our prices very low to
day. THE RELIABLE HAIR STORE,
221 East Broad Street.
HAIR.
LADIES' SWITCHES?BARGAINS TO
day: halr switehes; flve thousand to
choose from; all real halr: bargains;
come to-day. THE RELIABLE HAIR
STORE. 221 East Broad Street
HAIR.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR?YES. WE RE
make and dye hair switehes, puffs.
etc.: charges very moderate. THE
RELTABLE ILUR STORE. 221 East
Broad Street. '
HAIR.
Dor.r.'s wiGsr dolls avtgs:?have
fieni made before the Christmas
rush from your own comblngs or cut
halr. THE RELIABLE HAIR STORE.
221 East Broad Street.
HAIR. ?
LADIES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
Your cut hair or comblngs made into
beautiful switehes, pompadours, wigs
or front pleces ln the most artistlc
manner: charges very moderate.
. THE RELTABLF HAIR STORE, 221
East Broad Street.
jtectal iiotltts^
VIRGINIA?IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF ILANOVER, IN VACA
TION, NOA'EMBER 14, 1910;
Virginia S. Semple, Mary C. Bur?
well and Charles Burwell, her
husband; AA'illiam Hartwell Ma
can, Mary Sayro Johnston and
Nat B. Johnston, her husband;
Carter Broxton Tomlin, Harrison
Ball Tomlin, Edmonia F. Maupln
and James F. Maupln, her hus?
band, and Robert W. Tom?
lin .l-'iai|uirts
vs.
AA'. A. Campbell, executor of the
last will and testament of John
II. Tomlin, deceased; the trustees
of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in tho
United States, and Lella S. Brax
ton.Defendants
In Chancery.
The object of this suit ls to obtaln
-vn aceounting from W. A. Campbell,
the executor of John H. Tomlin, for
the personal property bequeathed in
the will of Ellzabeth R. Tomlin to the
said John H.J'omlin for his llfetime;
to have tho wnl of said John H. Tomlin
declared null and vold so far aa the
same attempts to bequeath sald per?
sonal property to tho defendant, the
trustees of tho General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church ln the United
States, and to recover the said per?
sonal property, or its value, for the
plalntiff s.
And affldavit having beon made that
the said defendant, thc trustees of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian.
Church lu the United States, ia not a
resident of this State, lt is horeby re?
quired to appear* withln flfteen days
after due publlcatlon horeof and do
what is necessary to protect lta in?
terest.
Teste: C. AV. TAYLOR, Clerk.
ROBERT AA'. TOMLIN, p. q.
A Copy?Testb: C. VV. TAYLOR,
Clerk.
COMMON WBALTH OF. VIRGINIA?
To the Shiji-ifC o? tlie County of Han
over?Vreetlng:
Wo eounAand you, as wo have herc
toforo done, that you stimmou tho trus?
tees of tho Gonoral Assembly of tne
Presbyterian Church in tho United
States, a corporation, to appear ln tho
elerk's-offleo of our Circuit Court of Han
ovoi' county, at tho rules lo be bolden for
aaid court. on tho thlrd Monday ln De
COinber, L91Q, lo answer a bill ii| ohan
[>ory, oxhlbited against it and .others
liv Vlrginia S. Semple, Mary C. Bur?
well and Charles Burwell, hor husband;
Willlam Hartwell Macon, Mary Sayre
Johnston and Nat B. Johnston, her
liusband: Carter Bntxton Tomlin Har?
rison Ball Tomlin. Edmonia F. Maupln
and James I'. Maupln, her husband,
md Robert W. Tomlin. And haye then
.Illd ll'ere thl8 WVlt.
Wlunoss c. VI. Taylor, eiork of our
aaid (jQttrt, ut his offlce, tho 14th day
uf Novomber. 1910, lu tlio 135th year
uf our foiinilalion.
'I'o.str: C. W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
ROBERT'W, TOMLIN, p. q.
A Copy?Teste: C. W. TAYLOR,
Clerk.
&eal ?*tete fotjRent. l
' FOR^lQNiC"VERY CIIeSpP'^'
SPLENDID. SEVEN-ROOM FLAT.
STEAM HEATED FREE.
No. ,9Uti West Main Street
(.Only ono vacant.)
CjREEN & REDD,
Ry Rlchmond Auctlon. Company,
Auctloneers,
01*5 E. BrtMd St. Mad. 3851; Mon. 2883.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Furniture, Househoid Goods,
Royal Typewriter, Bric
a-Brac, etc,
at our salesroom, 810 Broad Street.
THIS FRIDAY AT 10:30 A. M.,
Parlor Furniture, Red Room Suits.
Couehos, Chairs, Rockers, BasyChnlrs,
Dlnlng Room Furniture. Hall Rncks.
Stulr Carpets, Brass Goods, Enarnel
Goods, Odd BUreaus and Waahstands.
Hcatlng Stoves, Royal Typowrltnr, and
a general llne of goods useful for
Christmas presents,
Ladies Invlted.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.
_GEO. V. OLIVF.R. Salesman.
By Rlchmond Auctlon Company,
Auctloneers,
' (518 Ea?t Broad Street.
Phones: Mad. 3851; Mon. 2883
TOYS! TOYS!
AT AUCTION TO THE TRADE
AVo wlll sell at our storo. B1H East
Broad Streot, second floor,
THIS DAA' (FRIDAY), DECEMBER 0.
at 12 o'clock sharp, conslgnment of
toys, such as dolls, noveltv goods, etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION CO..
Auctloneers.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnlflcent hotel ln the
South. Europcan plan. Rooms single
and en sulte, wlth and wlthout baths.
Spaclous sample rooms.
Rate, $1.50 per day and upward.
Table d'Hoto Dlnners Saturday ana \
Sunday evenlngs, 6 to 3 o'clock. Jl.50 !
each.
AUCTION SALE! "
West End
Suturban Acreage
Flve, ten, tifteen and twenty-aerc
?tracts, Hermitage and Hilliard Roads,
near LakeBido and Grcen's, R., F. &
P. R. R
POSTPONED account weather Ull
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2 P. M.
J. THOMPSON BROAA-N & CO.
Afro-Americans
can flnd out all about their new vil
lage by wrltlng to CAPTAIN CUSSONS.
owner and founder of Glen Allen,
Vlrginia.
The Confederate Musuem
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 8 A. M. TO fi P. M.
ADMISSION 25o.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 A. M. .o s p. M.
Admlaslon 25c. Frec on Saturda/s
DELEGATES WILL
Resolution Voted Down by
Baptist State Con
vention.
[Special to The Times-DIspatoh ]
Hendersonvllle, N. C, December 8 ?
Larly ln the session of the Baptist
Stato Convontlon thls morninc u,<t
foliowtngf the devotlonal sorviw a
resolutlon was Introduced recommend
ing that nll delegates to futur?ses
slons of the conventlon pay for their
own entertainment, instead of recelv
n"/,^06 e.n,ter5aJnment ln tho homes i
of tlio residents of the plaees whore ?
tho convention ls held. Thls resolu?
tion was offered in connectlon with
tho discusslon of the questlon how
best to increase the attendance of
delegates to the conventlon. After i
considerable dlscusslon the adoption
of the resolution was defeatod.
Needs of OrplinnuKc.
The flrst regular order of buslness
before tho conventlon thla liiomin" I
was the conslderation of the Thomas"
viile Baptist Orphanage. Thore aro
384 chlldren being cared for ln tho
orphanage at thls tlmo, and threo
more dormltorios and an assembly
Jiall aro needed. Rev. Neal Campbell |
spoko to thc report of the orphanage, '
and sald that tho work of the church '
of whloh ho ls pastor has grown ln I
proportion as lt has stood by this '
work for the orphans. He spoko
forelbly of tho neods of tho orphanage,
and urged the members of tho conven
tion to meet tho needs speedily.
Rev. M. L. Kslcr, superlntendent of I
tho orphanage. was the uoxt spoaker.
He said that unless tho needs of the j
orphanage cttu bo met soon tho ar
rangoment in favor of tho "pluclng
out" system will bo strenglhened. Tho
policy of the orphanage management
is that tho plan of keeping orphan
chlldren together, cducatlng and train?
ing them in an orphanage, is nrofer
uble In the lurgor number of cases by
far lo placintt thom out ln homes dur?
lng their clilldliood.
Stnte .tllnsluns.
Tlio noxt order of buslness was tho ?
consldoratlon of Stato mlssions. Rev. !
C. li;. Maddry was the lirst spoaker, ;
Ha showed tirst thal tho prlmary ob- |
lect of Stato missions ls to repalr i
wasto plaees in tho State; that ln Ini
portunco Stato, torolgn and homo mis- I
slons aro equul, and that dtylslon Is
uocussury in ordor lo proseouto tho I
work moro ofiottually. Mr. Maddry
urged also that North Carollna la now
golng through a social and Industriul'
InniHltioit; thut tho noxt ton yoars.
wlll sottlu tho rellu-louri faltli of tho
Stato, and that unU^ t'lirisiluiiity can .
tuko tho Stato lu U* present plustlo ,
oonditlon tho woaltli of North Carolina j
will liocome a oursa instead of a bless
Ing. lle showed further that in NortM
i!arollua to-ilay $li-l.000.0tni ls Invested
hi cotton mlll*- fhat t).",n00 oporators
aro omployod ln thoso mllls, and 171.
000 are depondont upon thoso for sup?
port. llo sald also thut withln ti short
time all of tho towns of tho Piodmoiit
section ol' North Carolina wlll bo hold
withln tho olutoh of u wator-powor
trusttho Southern Power Compauv.
Rallroad and agriuultural develon
ment ln thc South. hc aald. ls advanc
lng ro raplrliy that thls sectlon 19
ne-tlnerl to bccomc the eontro of com
inorclal actlvlty iri thls country, brlng
ing wlth lt lhe pcrll of pronperlty and
commorclal wealth, nnd tho perll of
r.i ild growth ln towns and cltlcs, nnd
? ?rlng ng tho fllreful day whon Nortli
Caiollna. hecomcs all cltlcs.
Mr.f.wV-R off?**Pl-n Immlgrntlon,
i-i *M'l'|rJ'V said unless North Caro
B?bff***__M .h- '.rel??l?? wlth the
E?%i?S^*?a_v?
on thi _ . ,haf on" backward slop
.Slr. LXHl ". Pii'ilst-" would mean
lieved ___?*.!?iatk,n' _nd thal h* be"
n ti c|r ..''r!tM ?r* "lor* r.sp.nsible
nVhf',*;n;-I*;L;;S-.lnr..,at.ori than
sISl? ?-"CUrdrcrr.h,
?.&n;lMr.'Ma^i^.r^?^
r>.,.i Pleilge- *nn,ooo.
During tho afternoon s<\?slon ttifi
fn?_ i'tsiiV" ??0?_*?d !l.""olut-oWeffi
>ng itsoir lo ralac $50,000 for.Ktn.t
mlsslnns during tho '__mlng "ear
'Mi'-Htln. ('h-,..,V"*S a<lo?'^ ala6, ro
S to, _ Congress of tho Unlted
V-' iV 1_ na">' t0 Hie Baptist Church
AoNorV th"' V10 ."10Unt "'"; t?" th"
I8?f y f5urIn,< U|o War of 18U1
Tho intorcBt of tho Bibllcal P.ooordo,
was next eonside.ed ti,, bd__.?__? ??
wVh__--_ Wer?, _' "' Wi I V-.k. T.
w. Chamblisa and n. c. Moore Th_
o?____?f-A_ ,,"me*1,il,<' campaljm to ln
oreaae the circulation 0f tie Dlul
was urged espocially P"I'<-r
An hour during thls seii-ln- __?
spent ln a mr-morlal . ervlon ,. t
mllte. Ca0ny.i_r?tC 'wl,,'V'"^-"- ?ub
"nanlmou. v ri ;. ?? . '". was "''uutod
that. the rJJ_i.fPort r<*"<*u"miende,l
-lmllar drtnkran-_? . 1*. *-._er and
Byatem" h. .Jub" _-' ,*?sl Ule, lockei*
ordorKof,K0,e,!,t CoJIo*0 W_5r?th"_ lirst
ordor of buslness conaldered, and W
r*niMitcat' Pr<ssldent of wake Fore-i
CoIIese. was thc speaker M? .iV.-Vi,
"?pnclally upon "thr ran * ? at ^
the counfFv .?- VS'fl,.nal instllutloii_ o
tne tountry had thelr or gln as schnniv
whl[?Usl0",S ^-'""'"nations. undI that
Whlto seci.lar schools have a place ln
the world seculuri.m. not so ai a
BUlda Of life. He said that whllo Eap
tists did not object to a r_a_onablo
amount of taxation for the support of
State Instltutlon., thoy do object to
the monopoly of educatlon upon tho
-a#-__ l _? statc- Dr. Poteat expressed
declded objeetlon to the proposed pas
r_. ,h- - bll? ?? tho next Leglslature
for tho benefit of Stute coileges. im?
mediately aftor the address the con?
vention adopted a resolutlon declar
mg that an effort wlll bo made to
have tho next Lesislature pass a blll
provldlng for a large bond isaue for
the benefit of the State coileges. and
whilo reasonable appropriation for the
support of thoso lnstltutlons is not
opposed?
"Rosolvcd, Thal we. delegates to thc
-aptist State Convention, a body rep
resenting 221,000 Baptlsts, do most
earnestly protest agalnst any ab
normally large approprlatlons, such as
would certainly follow a bond issuo."
The next order of business was home
mlsslons. Tho speakers were Rev. W.
M. VIncs and Rev. V. I. Matthews. Tho
facts emphasized were these: Only 21
per cent. of the South !s evangellzed:
7 per cent. ls Roman Cathollc. and 62
per cent. has no church afllliatlon.
Baptists were reported as being
more numerous ln tho South than any
other denomlnatlon, and therefore
thelr obllfratlon is greater. The Home
Mlssion Board reported 27,000 Bap
ti-tns the past year and 52,000 addi
tions to church. Mr. Matthews said
no other home mlssion board reported
one-half as many baptlsms and addl
tlons of members. Dr. Vines said tho
South holds the key to the cvangell
zation of America, and that when ma
terlallsm ln the South Is overthrown.
and she is evanselized, America wlll
l>ecome so.
The last speaker of the evening was
C. I* Vlning His subject was '.'Tne Re?
ligious Unrest of Europe." He is a
representatlve of the Baptist World
AUIanco, and the work of the alllance
was tbe basls of his address.
"Wlll Survey New Hnllr?n<l.
[Spoclal to The Times-Dispatoh.]
Roanoke. Va.. December 8.?W. J.
A Great
Christmas
Saleof
Small
nstruments
Ncver before have we been
ready with so great a collection
of Stringed Instruments?in
fact, of Small Musical Instru?
ments of all kinds. On these
avc have made special holiday
prices that enable you to save
considcrablc.
Drums, from 50c to $25.
Harps, 10c to $75.
Rattle Bones, 5c to 75c a pair.
Flutes, $5 to $25.
Fifes, 10c to $2.50.
VVhistles, 5c to $1.
Flageolets, 25c to $3.
Vocophones, 5c to $1.
Humanitones, 10c to 25c.
Ocadnas, 15c to $1.50.
Violins, $1.50 to $75.
Guitars, $2.50 to $25.
Mandolins, $3.50 to $25.
Bugles, $3.50 and $5.
Music Boxes, 50c to $100.
Tambourines, 50c to $3.50.
Banjos, $2 to $25.
Cymbals, 50c to $6.
Accordeons, $2.50 to $10.
Clarinets, $15 to $75.
Walter D. Moses
& Co.,
103 East Broad Street,
Oldest Music House in Virginia
and North Carolina.
Dermotte, a civil engineer, left Roa?
noke to-day for Mount Atry, where he
wlll begin Ht onco tho survey of a.
proposed rallroad to be built from
Mount Airv to Roanoke. He will be
ln charge of a corps of englneers.
Big Po.i Ilace Scheduled.
Waynosboro, Ga., December S.?With
fine weather condltions. the flrst serles,
except ono brace of tho all age
stake of the Polntcr Club of America
field trials, was run here to-day. Prlde
of Wliitestone, Uncle Dave, Paul Ver
itayne. Colhoun's Count Whitestone and
Thomas Whltestone and Savannah Hal
stand out promlnently in the flrst
serles A bls fox race is scheduled
for to-morrow night. Blrds were very
plentlful to-day, and all the dogs had
a good chance.
CRAFTS
Pianos
The Chickering has bedn the Te?
-g? cipient ot* 129 flrst medals and
awards, including the decoration of
Chickering Quarter Grnml the French "Legion of Honor."
It is the oldest Piano in America. For 87 years the name
Chickering & Sons on a Piano has meant perfection. Call and
see the Chickering. We are exelusive agents for Eiohmond,
Convenient time payments arranged.
Fifth and Grace Sts.
1 We sell the Henry & S. G. Lindeman Piano. '??'*#??
?? -?' ^r\J?$<Qfco*K
Christmas Slippers for Children
Really delightful?such a presents 75^and S1.00 Red
Felt. Fur Trimmed Croehet Slippers for childreti,
49c
Pink aiul blue and numerous other kinds,

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