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Want Ad. Hates
; * -
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 cr charged at the
counter.
Classification not guaranteed!
after 9:30 P M.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe 1 for ?ia WANT
AD. MAN to call
TU'?t a no ;}?0!<m
lost. 'f\v<> ixvefoivs cIchtifi
cntcs '>ii Mhin Street car on Monday.
Rbward; Loavn at office of r. b.
ouaffin <v co., in<"., nil East
Main Street.
LiOST, ON~TIiE ni* ht of tHE 22Nd,
between Petersburg and Richmond,
i>:i' automobile tiro and stepany.
Liberal reward if returned to VI R
tilNJA TAXIGA11 service CQ.f
Iticiitnond, Va.
Tii-'.' ;i.-tki:i:j . di?TggIst": wants
position; careful prescript lonist;
uuluk and good salesman. Answer A
i i:;. tin > <? Titn? s -1 ?ispa tch.
iti:(; I ST i3 K K1 i' I' I i A R M AC1 ST O pen
for posit ion at once. Addross Box
ill, Covingtoib Va.
Vi' -\ N M i: D. ' FlRST-CfjASS ' 1IARD
woods buyer and inspector. Musi be
i thoroughly compotont, strictly sober
and reliable. Staio experience, ref?
erences. Address P. t). Box :5^?,
t?yncltburg, Va.
WANTED. THE SERVICES OF BRIGHT
>'Millie man in an established real
estate business; must have one huh
[drcd dollars lb purchase an Interests
Great opportunity to right party.
Addt ? - !.. 2J North Ninth St re. t.
W VNTED, AN EXPERIENCED MALE
stenographer: one who has a knowl?
edge of bookkeeping preferred. An
opportunity for the man making
good; give experience, salary ex?
pected und references. Address 1"
50?. care Times-Dispatch.
THE! MAN BKIJIND THE WHEELTlS
the best paid mechanical line in
this country, He averages il~r, per
month. We can make you competent
in a few weeks, and' can place every
graduate as soon as ready. Day or
plight Instruction. ours is actual
practice only, i.et us get you ready
for one of the many spring jobs. loin
Out unlimited course at once; nay a
part down, balance when you get a
position. NATIONAL AUTOM?DlliE
SCHOOL, li West Main, near Jeffer^
son Hotel
.W ANTEl i i i: t; l ST E l: i 31 ?" dim '7 pTist :
reference required; single man pre?
ferred, Address SMOTHERS* DRUG
STORE. Lambert? Point; Norfolk,
iWANTED. A BUTLER WITH REFERr
et;- r-s. Apply 1" t<> J P. M. 1S53
West Grace Street. _
V?r ARK v.'ant Kl ' FOR < lOV ER X
ihcnt position; ISO month Writ.- for
Us? ol positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 389 C. Rochester,
on v _
l.trei" GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
ep..n. Writ.' for lint. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTEi Dcp'li 390-Cj Rochefiter.
I N V. _
WANTED. FOR U. S. a KM V. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, between agca
< r 1 J;'.i nd 35; citizens of United States,
of gt character and temperate hab
Jtii, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For information ap
pl> to RECRUITING OFFICE. 820 East
Broad St'.', Richmond, Va,; 151 Sycamore
St. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build?
ing. Gran by .St.. Norfolk. Va.
"WANTED; REGISTERED OR REGIS*
tered uss&itant pharmacist: must
furnish reference* Address w'm A.
?1. ' 'LENAHAN. Norfolk. Va.
VVAN'I kd. ' TWO FIP.ST-CLAS.- COM~
posit or.;: non-union shop: work,
eight hour day; good wages to
steady man. Apply M. s. & 1"). A.
bvck CO., Savannah, Qu.
VOUXG man TO ACT-f A~S ~NE\ VST
agent bp railroad train. Apply
UNION NEWS co., Chesapeake and
Ohio station.
fj A V " i 11\" :?; iGUT i n <-j' RUCTION FO r
colored students; pay a part down,
balance when you get a position.
SOUTHERN AUTn SCHOOL, 413
Urook Avenu".
MEN WANTED.'AGE 1-5-3.V. FOR FIRE
mcn, 5j oo monthly, and brukemen.
$?">". on nearby railroads: ex?
perience unnecessary; no strike-:
positions guaranteed competent
men; promotion; railroad employ?
ing headquarters; over 400 men sent
to positions monthly; state aue; send
k tam p. railway association,
ca Times-! >lspn tch.
SVANTED, VIRGIfs'ia' REGISTERED
or assistant druggist; must be sober, !
honest and attentive to business;i
give refci tee, MR. E. HALL. r.O-i
North First .Street, Charlottesvillo,
Va.
^ifuatioji? VMaritta. iTlak~
OF Fl c K a nd"*sale sm ana g er o P^e n
for position: experienced in manu?
facturing and wholesale business
handling salesmen. c liS, care
'1' i in es-d Is pa tch._
ST. HKlTTcL?SS, REPUTABLE Ac?
countant of wide corporate expe?
rience Is open to engagement in
which compensation will be com?
mensurate with extent of responsi?
bility and mr.ge <>f service required.
Address F 316, earn Times-Dispatch.
yV ANTED,""POS IT 1 < ?X As* HOOK KEEP
or by young man; just completed
bookkeeping course; not afraid of
hard work or plenty of It. Willing to.
begin at moderate salary. Address
A 111. care Times-Dispatch.
"P?sItT?N WANTED as STENOG
rapher; small salary expected until
ability is demonstrated. Reference
If desired. Address K. N.. care. Post?
master, Goode's Ferry, Va.
Wanted, position as unregis
tered drug clerk; six yearn" expe?
rience; general man in store; good
references, Addnesa A ill, care
Times-Dispatch.
"W^ANT ED?1" """GOOD SHORT^cTrDlifft
cook and waiter. Apply 1527 East
Maij^Ktreet^_
TRAVELING POSITION OPEN FOR A
lady of good address and business
ability. Salary ami expenses. State,
when can be seen at home. Address
TRAVELER, cure Times-Dispatch.
I;(?s i T1 ON1 iV EXPi?i? KNCEi V~~ AN D
accurate wonian .stenographer, who
is a good speller and punctuator.
Can furnish references. Address j,
100 North Third. _
?W X N T E d, ' POSITION A s" C.O M1 'AN I ON;
hoiisekcepei*, Sjecrctafy. Address Box
1,6', Ellcwopti, Va._
?T?TJNG LAD V OWN IN G x TYPE:
writer would like copying or ad?
dressing envelopes to do- at borne.
Address F 300, or 'phone Madison
45,40;
."WANTED, SECRETARY'S work. or
pupils for private instruction, by
young lady well (pialilied. B 170,
care Times-Dispatch,
Y?i>N(>"'i7ab v ht 13nog iia irii ki 1 > 13
sires, few houva' dictation each day,
to bo transcribed In oflice or at
home. Address D 'J28, euro Times
Dispatch, or 'phone Madison lal'.'.
EXPERIBILGED,' ST13NOG R A P 11 E r*
with machine, wants writing to do
at homo.
i?oliettGTS an? ^alcgmtn.
wantVrX ^TiTgi^ j
euced Block salesman. .Special open- .
In;? with company offering strictly i
AI securities. Many of Richmond's
prominent business inch already In- j
torosted. ?lg,.substantial proposition,
liberal'* compensation. Only reliable.',;
high-elnss inon need answer. PRO
GRESS1 VK Hl' S J N 15 S S-p.PILP1NG '
AND <;i;ai:antv company. Amerl- !
can National Bunk Building;, Rieh- ;
tnnnd. \':t.
SAhliSM?N, to carry one sample
of m?.n's gunmetal tip BLuon
er shoes, to retail for $1.50.
ADRESS HONEST VALUE SHOE
FACTORY? BALTIMORE, MD.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED SPE
daily salesmen. Necessary to httV.C '
htd experience selling the retail;
grocer through the- Jobber; state
references, territory traveled, for- .
met' employers; Do not apply unlet-s j
you can furnish Hrst-clnss refer- \
encos and bond. Address l'ost-Offlce
Box 303, N<-\v Orleans. La.
SALESMEN who CAN I 'LACE A j
high-grade advertising proposition !
ulth well-rated merchants. Two
deals per .week means over five
thpusand dollars a year commis?
sions; references required. Tills is
110 "f.isy seller," but. a niohey-muker
for high?class ?saleamch. Box 023, ;
Jacksonville, Pitt.
a?a.wmjm?uM um im ni ? 'in aaimmjmKimnmm \
^elp, Malz ano Jfemnic.
WANTED.' white -MAN AND Wil l.,
on farm; man for general work, wife
to cook, etc.; also single, sober, In?
dustrious men and tenant to crop
on snares; reference required. p. I
LIVHf: MAN OR ! WOMAN WANTED
for work at. home paying $2 to $z
p<-r day*, with opportunity to ad-j
yancc, Sparc time tan be used. Work ;
not dlflicult hhu requires no ex- !
perlence. UNIVERSAL HOUSE, 1012
Arch street. Philadelphia;
?J^mm, fj?jmtmmnmimtm-n, ? i. . i?i irTITTTTTTTTnrr---_
business dE>pportumtics.
FOR' Sali:. GENERAL 'MERCANTlLE
business; location in the "Beautiful
Valley of Virginia."
Cash .sales last year .J31.1G2
Gross profits . 8,000 0'?
Annual expenses . 2,000 00 j
Annuul net profits . O.ooo 00 j
Cash required . 5,000 00 j
Stock will inventory . '.'.000 00
Have saved from business
during past ten years . . 30,000 00
Owner going into real estate. An?
swer quick. Address A 115. care
Times- Dispatch.
TOUR R EN T ?CC?TJNT PLACE D
with N. W. BO WE & SON insures
be;>i res'ilta.
RARTIES DESIRING a ? PARTNER j
with services and capital, will do
well to consult R IS 1, care Times-!
Dlspach. _
\vk""< :an "TepaTr vopY: aptomo- j
bile springs, body, top. cushions. I
wheels and paint In the finest man - ?
nor. R. 11. BOSHCR'S SONS, 15 S.
_ Ninth Street._
GROCERY: AND CONFECTIONERY .
business; nice little proposition In
West Broad. Everything sacrificed
for ?225.
CLEANING. PRESSING and TAILOR- j
Rig repairs, bringing an Income of
from ?;!<? to ?"<t per week. Will sell j
everything for Snoo.
A iTRST-GLASS 1-CHAlR WHITE
barber shop, doing good business;
nice position in West Broad ?j>
money maker). Owner wants *fo
leave city quick, and will sacrifice j
for $".00.
_______ I
CONFECTIONERY', ICE CREAM; TO
hn tic a. etc.. On< of the nicest situated
businesses In centre, of city Every?
thing 52,500.
IF YOU WANT Tri BP V SEE PS. IF
you have a business to sell 'phone
us anil we will conic and sec you.
NOON AN DSON, 25 Nortli Eighth
Street. 'Phone Madison 845. ' !
sxoom? far i\2iit.
BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS, SECOND
st >ry, very' convehitmt to bath, witu
privat?; family.. Apply iTlf* Park
Avenue! Or 'phone Madison 1SSG L.
L^VKGeT "SECOND FLOOR- FRONT
room; hetited and nicely furnished.
Apply 7 10 East Franklin.
FOR RENTj LA 111 '? E FF HN ISH pT) ,
room, with heat: references. Apply
322 North Harrison. City.
TXVt? CONN ECTING EHRNISILED
rooms, for light housekeeping. 101
West Grace. _ _ _
Nie k fi ? 11n i si n:Tt~ clean"front
roomy; private house. 522 West
Clay Street.
Booms ??k?nit?,
GENTLEMAN DESIRES ON'E OR TWO
dry, sunny basement rooms; Grace]
or Franklin between First and i
Ninth: unfurnished. Address E 266, i
ea re Times-1 ''Dpatch._
3 -ROOM '>L?"tT SECOND' FLOOR.
with porch and all conveniences. Call;
_Madison 1337-l. No children.
FOR RENT, DELK;HTFUL FIVE- !
room flat, with bath, or will rent |
entire house. Apply ;!22 North Har- :
risen.
MODERN flat SIX ~TlOOMS ~on
Church Hill. RICHESON & CRUTCil
f1eld.
SECOND FLAT FOR RENT; ALL
conveniences. Applv 940 West Grace.
--???-?irrniinnMiiii mw
|3cf?onal?i.
HUMAN HAIR -OUGHT* AND sold
at HUGHES'8. 209 North Third.
M. GOLDSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR.
SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPO?
SITE POSTrOFFlCE. WE HAVE
THE MOST ELABORATE AND
TASTEFUL LINE OF SPRING SAM?
PLES EVER DISPLAYED^ EVERY
SPIT TURNED OPT FROM MY
EST A RLISHMENT IS GUARAN?
TEED TO GIVE COMPLETE
SATISFACTION AND PLEAS?
URE TO THE WEARER. MORE
THAN 1.000 NEW SAMPLES FOR
YC.p TO SELECT FROM. SUITS
MADE TO ORDER FROM $35 UP.
REMEMBER OPR NEW LOCATION.
S. W. CORNER SEVENTH AND
FRANKLIN. OPPO. POST-OFFICE.
SM it ff fi eld SAUSAGE. WRAPPED
in parchment paper; blue label; all
pork._
NOW" IS tTFe time to HAVE YOUR
automobile painted for spring. The
host w ork at R. 11. BOSHER'S SONS.
15 South Njnth Street._
YOUR IPEN f ACCOUNT PLACED
with n. w. BOWE & son insures
bent results.
WANTED. TWO" OLD FEATHER
beds. Will call and pay highest cash
price Address A 101, care Times
Dispatch. _ _
goi?~>~A n i7~s7i7ve r "minien ?"1?et"
ter in Nevada. 'Tlirce hundred dol?
lar ore per ton in sight. 1 want
partner. Write, mo. San Francisco.
C?L. card general delivery, JOHN
SHARP.
SAWMILL "OUTFIT WANTS ~~CON"
tract; expert work; maximum output.
Address F 308, care Times-Dispatch.
S E C? n D-ii A N D M??FhINERY' OF
of every description houglit at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1523 E.
Gary St." Phono Madison 3526. _
WANTED, TO BUY FOJ\ CAShTh?iFsE)?
hold goods In any quantity. Phon?
m^^i^or. 3SRL_
foxj1x "'"i(en?^v a'cc?iTnt^^la?ed
?with n. w. bowe & son lusu.?3
tieBt results.
DAILY PUZZLES
!
Necessary in winter.
ANSWICIt TO yKSTiailOAY'S PUZZLER
Sweeping.
OHA NOK iVLoSSOM 11ONE Y. '"THK
best pure bee honey, for Kale by
OH AK. DUNCKER. 10 Kast Broad.
ELLIOTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE
In tlrst-class condition. Call or ad
dresH 310 E. Alain, second Moor.
FOB WAGONS. CO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.; 015 Brook Avenue.
SECOND-HAND < IL'ARANTEED saw
mill machinery, pianers, shingle mill,
lath mill, resaw-j, stave saws, boil- |
ors, engines, gasolene, engines, hang- j
eis. pulleys and shafting. I. blu
FORD CO.. 15^S Ea_t C?ry Street, j
WE HAVE THREE SECOND-HAND;
top buggies; one contractor's rubber
tire buggy; also two grocers' wag?
ons, thai must be sold. We need the
room. Cull if you want a bargain, j
Cash or credit. A. MEYERS SONS,
731 E. Cary.
WE CARRY" THE LARGEST STOCK
of wagons, buggies sind surreys 'n
the city. When in need give us a
chance to show you our lino. Wo
will please you. A. MEYER'S SONS,
_T_i E. Cary._
FOR SALE. fTT. AU'I^M?'bILE"
thoroughly overhauled and repaint?
ed. A bargain. Apply GORDON
MOTOR COMPANY. 1219 West Broail
Street
IJFfF?TfE MOVING TO T5CR NEW
store, 1135 East Main Street, we will
offer special bargains in surreys,
buggies, runabouts and harness, and
horse goods. An inspection of our
stock will convince you of the real
bargains we are offering until Feb?
ruary 1st.
WE ARE OFFERING SEVERAL S EC
ond-hand buggies very cheap for |
cash, to make room.
WE ARE offering TWO auto
seat cutuhder rubber-tired runabouts,
the latest designs, slightly used, at
great bargain prices.
WE ARE OFFERING ONE PECOND
hand top delivery wagon in fair or?
der for $50. Well worth the money.
WE ARE OFFERING A MOST COM
plete line of harness and horse
goods, and our prices will make you
a purchaser.
THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
horse covers, storm covers and storm
robes in the city. BRISTOW-WOR
SHAM CO.. 1417 East Main._
FOR SALE. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
trucks, open and top delivery wag?
ons of our own make; buggies, sur?
reys and runabouts. We have the
goods and the price. You don't have
to wait for them. Call and look us
over before buying. B. C. BRIST?W
& CO.. 15 n. Eighteent It._
visit m. goldstein's ready to
wear suit department. every
suit made j*n our own work?
rooms by experienced tail?
ors; these suits have my per?
sonal attention. satisfaction
guaranteed; a lterations
free. prices from 5 is. 50 to
$30. m. goldstein. seventh and
franklin streets. opposite
post-office.
wagons. TRUCKS. SURREYS, bug
gies. runabouts; a good top buggy.
$45; surrey, $05; runabout, $35 and
up. Terms reasonable. THOS. H.
Pl.'KE <fc co._
V 1 N E s T AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
done at R. H. BOSHER'S sons, 15
South Ninth Street._
FOR sale. AS A WHOLE OR an in
terest in an established, fully
equipped paper-box plant in Wash?
ington, D. C., making all kinds of
made-up boxes; also folding, suit,
florists and laundry boxes. Reason
for selling owners" operate another
large paper-box factory and cannot
givo proper attention to this plant.
Good opportunity, will sell at a very
low figure. Address J. E. SMITH,
J. E. Smith Co., 6 North Central
Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Lumber. Laths, shingles. sASh,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD & son.
Ninth and Arch, Richmond. Va.
?lwanjaac??piaiiHBr?T >iiii^iULijruiwAmritaii?j.ni.ijca
Steal &?MtjQT Qait^
nice resuTence for'^sale in
best part, of Porter Street, South
Richmond. Price. $4,000. Apply in
first instance, b 109. care Times
Dispatch.
WEST END LOTS. THE CHEAPEST
to be found. Madison 1487.
For sale" i77-acr"e^Xrm: three
miles from Roanoke Rapids, n. C.;
excellent location for trucking, dairy?
ing and poultry raising; $?,0uo cash.
For further information, address Box
A Rosemary, x. C. _
FARMS AN rJ~ TIMBER LANDS"- OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad faro.
Write for fre& catalogue. Address
J. R. ELAM. Box 267. CharlottesvllU,
Va, __
GIVE us YOUR PROPERTY' to SELL,
rent or insure. Wo will do the rest.
D. N. WALKER &. co., Real Estate
and Insurance, No. 1 Mutual Build?
ing (entrance corner Ninth and Main
Streets)._
FOR SALE, STORE HOUSE IN GOOD
repair at Montvale, Va., a station on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
For further information apply to
Box 268, Statin ton. Va._
your RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOW'E & SON Insures
best resists._
^vl~e, A NICE STORE with
living rooms above; Hull Street, (cen?
tral), doing good business, for
$1,800.' This is a great bargain. M.
C. MANN, 911 Hull Street. "Phone
Madison 2908._
FOR SALE. 40 by 159, HULL"STREET,
$40 per foot; worth $00. A sure, win?
ner: Just listed. Sec mo to-day.
M. c. MANN. 911 Hull Street. 'Phono
Madison 290S. ?
one saTrreT^mJCri^'"
Call at HUNDLEY'S STABLE_
S. C. RHODE ISLAND reds. "first
and second, prize pens at Richmond
show. 1911;" eggs for sale, frdm prize
Winning and utility stock. A few
cocks and cockerels for stile. BUCK
HILL POULTRY FARM. Buck Hill.
South Richmond, Va, Phone Madi
son 2349_2_
NOTICE!?FRESH COWS ALWAYS
on .hand for sale. Apply to R, p.
BROADDUS, Highland Springs, Va.
Ii. F. D. No. U
Situations, professional.
a^young' i~\i7y~ \visni:s Position '
to touch public school brauch?!? and
music; seven years' experience-;
references furnished. Address "NKW
MARKET,'* Chester, Va. R. F. d.
No. t. I
&eal estate tor iUnt.
Tl iE' N < m ?'N A N l5sON ' RE A I jT y "' cfoTf- |
poration, auctioneers of real estate.'
personal property and stocks of i
merchandise. Auction sales con
ducted on or olf the premises, ~ dp I
the shortest notice, and on most I
reasonable terms. 'Phone Madison |
845. Address 2S North Eighth
Street. Richmond. .1. W. LORD.
Auctioneer/_'_
STORED no/ : 3 is. . broad STREET.; i
large, modern. etc.\ reasonable rcn- j
tul. J. a..CONNELLY & co.
07ye US YOU r FRO i ? E I; T v TO j S ELI. j
rent or insure. We will do the. rest.
d, N. WALKER & co.. Real Estate j
and Insurance, No. 1 Mutual Rulid- j
ing (entrance corner Ninth and Main j
Streets)._ _:
to RENT FOR a TERM OP YEARS, j
James River farm. 2".o acres arable ?
land, one-third bottoms; good build- ;
logs; 10 miles from Richmond, 1 3-4
miles electric road. JAMES HEEL
wood, South Richmond, Va.
Polr?^Mantc?.
room and Aboard in private
fUrnily; centra) location; local refer-!
ences. Will pay well for suitable- j
accommodations. Address a. B. T..
care Times-Dispatch.
pJoar?ing.
p E R m A N E N T AND TRANSIENT
board at miss palmore'S. 317 East I
.; Franklin._I
EXCELLENT board. FURNISHED |
and unfurnished rooms. Sil Park
Avenue. _
dI?sTr?bee":fronTmT?':7m'.Tf2 souti i
Third; also single room; heated;
table board a specialty.
WANTED.'. BOARDERS FOR LARGE,
desirable second-story rooms; also
table boarders. Apply 203 Fast
(.'?race.
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR BEAU
tiful second-story front room with
private bath. Apply 103 East Grace.
GENTLEMEN BOARDERS WANTED
for rooms and board at 111 West
Clay Street._ _ _
BOARDERS WANTED^OS EAST
Main. Permanent, transient, table
boarders; furnished rooms for rent.
10 N. FIFTH STREET;
COR. E. FRANK LIN STREET.
BOARD AND TABLE BOARD.
WHEN YOu COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for ."'0 cents; special
attention to ladies traveling alone.
1002 East Clay.
Coat an? tiftlooD.
W?O'D TO BURN tSIIOULD BE" WOOD
indeed. I have made a specialty of it
since 1897. Recently I have added
free-burning coal; there Is a dif?
ference, too. LONG, The Wood Man.
_Madison 1060._
FH ONE~ US Y OUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal of quality. We ara ]
here to please you. Madison 600S.
NORTH SI DE WOOD AND COAL CO..
04 0 North Sixth Street.
HICKORY STOVE ~ W??dT !
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood in the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
III. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WH EEL j
COMPANY.
N e'W j YORK:! S HOF" SI 11 NE^AND HAT
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 72g East Main. Separate
room for ladies.
W ANT K~D, THE VCb""{; to know
that Jahnke Bros., Jewelers. 91J
East Main treet, buy, seli, ex?
change und remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gold and sll
ver taken in exchange.
YOUR GROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU
_Smlthflfeld Sausage; all pork.
YOUR RENT""" ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. ROWE & SON inaur?a
_bist results.
WOOD CARVING, V U ENI TU I VE RE -
paired, polished and made to order.
Furniture upholstered, packed, etc. i
HAY WARD & RHODES. 115 West'
Broad. Call phone Madison -106G.
BEST AUT? ?MOBI LE PA INTING_DONE
at R. Ji. B?SHER'S SONS, 15 South
Ninth Street.
? fcjrjj^mrrgCT?-?^-^ ^> ,.- mt^^-.r..^-fl1,,...t_
_itliSccliaueous.
~MATTR?SE?.' -
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, ill
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
SHOE REPAIRING.
MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED, $1;
half-soled. 75c.. ladles'. 60c; chil?
dren's. 40c... and up, according to
size. Every pair sewed; np nails
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E.
Main. Phone Monroe 2667.
CLARK'S BAKERY?
GOOD THINGS?GOOD THINGS?all
to be found in the sweets at
clark'S. Pound cake, raisin cake
(can't be beat for the money); in
fact, all kinds of large and * small
cakes, any kind of pies, and ycu just i
should try our bread and rolls. You I
will be sure to ;ome back. ? 3 706 East
Main Streat.
GROCERS.
TRY DRINK ARD'S POUNDC A K E,
raisin cake, jelly rolis, sponge cakes,
cream puffs. Best in city. DR1NK
A HP'S, 4 23 1-2 X. Sixth. '_
OPTICIAN.
IF YOUR EYES FAIL YOU. SEE DR.
H. BREITSTEIN, the Optician, 118
East Broad Street. Hundreds gat
relief; why not you?
WATCft REPAIRING".
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by wm. TOBIEN. JR., Is S
guarantee that it is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
81; main springs, SI. 408 E??* ?roart
Street. All a\ork guaranteed.
L.ADIES. ATTENTION!
IF you WANT A BEAUTIFUL AND
PERFECT-FITTING SUIT. MADE
FROM THE very LATEST SPRING
GOODS AND STYLES, COME TO S.
bu DM AN, 910 w. grace STREET.
EVERY SUIT A SUCCESS. ALL
WORK GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION. MY PRICES are
THE LOWEST. PHONE MAD. C911.
ferijools.
The Study of Spanish
Class will be organized at the Young
Men's Christian Association Tuesday
night, January 24, at S 'o'clock.
For Information, call at the Associa?
tion Building, er address the General
Secretary.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE SS
Medicine?Dentistry?pharmacy.
For session of lSlO-'ll.
Now Building. Perfect equip?
ment. Experienced faculty of eigh?
ty-one teachers.
That Is, When Packages Are!
Handled Jointly by Two
Companies.
? "d?1 ?r .111 agreement reached at a
conference of officers and representa?
tives of express companies, held last
week in New York, in which ; tlto
'?double graduate charge" was abolish?
ed^ the public will be the gainer. This
is trm? in Richmond, as moat large j
cities, where manufacturers ship their
products throughout the country. The ;
now schedule provides for one charge. ,
no matter how many companies handle
the expressago. The system which has
he en in vogue for years necessitated
the payment of aggregate rates of all j
companies through whose hands a
package passed.
A shipment to Los Angeles. Cal.,
from Richmond would be delivered
here to the Southern Express Company, i
but when it reached the terminus of
the Norfolk and Western Railway,
ANnTC\L^m1?ET !NG"6r"THE STOCK
holders of the Richmond Transfer j
Company will be held at their office. ;
SOD East Main Street, at 12 o'clock
noon WEDNESDAY. February 8.
1011. W. T. DARDEN.
Secretary.
Richmond. Vn.. January 9. 1911.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Virginia State
Insurance Company will be held at
its home office, corner Fifth and
Main Streets, Richmond. Va., on
THURSDAY. Jariuary 20, 1911, at 1
o'clock P. M.
ROBERT LECKY. JR..
Secretary'.
Richmond. Va.. January li, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members of the Y'oung Women's
Christian Association will be held
at No. 709 East Franklin Street, city
of Richmond. Va., on THURSDAY,
January 26. 1911. at 8 P. M., to elect
directors of the association, to ap?
prove the new seal adopted by its
hoard of directors, and to consider
and transact ull business that may j
lawfully come before the meeting. |
CAROLINE C. HOLT-ADAY,
President. !
Richmond, January ll, 1911.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders?-The annual meeting of !
stockholders of The Lifu Insurance
Company of Virginia will be held at
the chief otlice of the company, on
Broad Street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets, in the city of Rich- j
mond. on WEDNESDAY, the 25th
day of January. 1911. at 12 o'clock
M. The stock transfer books of tho
company will be closed from this
date until the '_'7th day of the pres?
ent month.
E. D. HARRIS,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Jefferson Realty
Corporation will be held at the Jef?
ferson Hotel, Richmond, Va., on
WEDNESDAY, February 1st. at 12
o'clock.
O. F. WEISIGER,
Secretary.
Richmond, Va.. January 14. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the ? Broad Street
Bank, Richmond. Va.. will be held at
their banking house on TUESDAY.
February 14. 1911, at .10 A. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,
Cashier.
B. F. Johnson Publishing Co.
January 10. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the B. F.
Johnson Publishing Company will
be held at the offices of tho com?
pany in the city of Richmond, Va.,
WEDNESDAY, February 1, 1911. at 4
o'clock P. M.
E. L. PELL, Secretary.
A CALLED COMMUN"i CATION
of Fraternal Lodge, No. 53, A
F. and A. M.. will be held at the
Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, Jahuary 24, at 7:30 o'clock.
Work In the fellow-crafts degree:
Every member Is urgently requested to
attend, .and members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fraternally
invited to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
WM. RHINH HIMER.
Secretery.
IN TH E D1STRIct COURT OPTtHB
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
James A. Strother, trustee,
vs.
T. Levinson and Harry Klein, doing
business as I. Levinson & Com?
pany; ,J. H. Cozzlns, Tr., and in
his own right; Bossle M. Edwards,
Admx. of Thomas IT. Edwards; Tr.;
S. Levinson.
On motion of the plaintiff by coun- I
sei. it appearing that S. Levinson, who
is s party to this suit and who Is
not. an inhabitant of this district," nor
found within this district, nor ias
voluntarily entered his appearance,
and that personal service upon him
was not practical, was not included
in the order heretofore entered In tlijs
cftu.lc on the 31st' day of December,
1910. wherein it was dirooted that an
order of publication be had as to I.
Levinson and Harry Klein, it is hereby
ordered that the said last named order
heretofore entered be, and the same
Is. hjreby vacated. And on motion of
the plaintiff by eounsol, it appearing
front an affidavit made and tiled in this
cause, that I. Levinson. Harry Klein
and S- Levinson. defendants, are not
inhabitants of Mils district, nor found
within this district, nor have volun?
tarily entered their appearance, and
that personal service upon them is not
practicable, it is hereby ordered that
the said T. Levinson and Harry Klein
and S. Levinson do appear, plead,
answer or demur to the bill hied by
the plaintiff herein on or before tho
10th day of March, 1911. and In de-'
fault thereof thai the court will pro?
ceed to tho hearing and adjudication
of said suit; and Hint this order shall
ho published in The Times-Dispatch, o
newspaper of general circulation, pub?
lished in the city of Richmond, Vn..
once n week for six consecutive weeks.
Richmond. Va.. January 20. 1911.
EDMUND WADDILU JR..
United States- District Judge.
A True Copy?Attest:
JOSEPH P. RR AD Y, Clerk.
O'FLAHERTY & FULTON, p. q.
gtiantte CttjP Begorta
GALE SM H ALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM v
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 4. J
Always open. Always ready. Always bat?. * \
F. L YOUNG. Gen'] Manas**
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS "
Open dally from 10 A. M. io S P. M.
Admission 25c. Fro- on Saturdays.
The Confederate Musuem
TWELFTH AND CLAY STRBET8
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
ADMISSION Z6c. FREE ON 8ATURD/.TS.
would bo transferred to the Wells
Far 90 Fixpreis Company. Tbc charge
of the Southern to the transfer
point plus that of the WellS-Fargo i
from thr- transfer point. would
be the rate required. Flut under tho
new scheme tit's system will be climl
rnted and the rate will be as though
ono concern handled the package,I
thereby saving money to the. shipper.
In Richmond many large concerns
will he benflted under the new system. J
which will be effective as soon as legal
requirements can be met. Concerns
dolng^. business with houses in distant
parts of the country will be the largest
gainers.
Hip Help to Shipper*.
The big tobacco houses here which
make extensive use of the express
companies* lines will probably welcome
the change more than any other class
Individuals will also have the advan?
tage of change.
However, Richmond will not gain ns j
much as cities which have the .ser?
vice of but ono express company. Hero
the Adams and Southern operate a {
joint office and handle matter as one '
company. This city Is thus made a ?
"common point."
In a statement "given out following
the New York conference, the fol?
lowing explanation of the now rate
was made:
"It has always been customary when
express rtfiipnients were handled by
two companies between which joint ,
rates were not in effect, to make the
charge equal to the sum of local
charges for each company. Under the I
new plan, when It. goes into effect, the |
Charges between all offices will be the
same as if one company had carried
the package from shipping point to
destination."
This decision of the express com?
panies Is believed.to be a net outcome
of recent investigations by the Inter?
state Commerce Commlsion into the
rates and practices of thirteen com?
panies. Many complaints were made
to the commission and the "douhlo
gr?duate charge" was pointed out as
one of the most obnoxious methods.
Table d'Hote Dinner? Saturday
and Sundor evening*), (( to 0 o'clock,
$1.50 each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnillcent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en sulto. with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. 51.50 per day and upward.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RALL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect January 10, 11)11.
jL,eavc liyrd Street Station, HlchmonU. FOR
NORFOLK: "D-.Oo A. M.. ?3:00 P. M., ?i:10 P.
M.
FOR L.TNCH.JSURO AND THE V/EST:
?1:15 A. M., ?3:?? A. M? ?8:00 P. M., ?8:J?
P. M.
Arrive Rlclirr.ortU frum Norfolk: ?11:40 A.
M.. ?5:30 P. M.i *11:30 P. M. From the Weit:
?6:50 A. M., n2:00 P. M.. b2:15 P. M., 6:05 P.
M., ?9:00 P. M.
"Dally. aDally, ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Cats
Dining Car?. C. H. BOSLET.
W. B. BEVILL, D. P. A.. Richmond. V*.
G. P. A.. Roanolce. Ve_
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Raiiwaj
Cars leave Manchester, Severn"1 und P?rr>
Streets, for Petersburg:
??, 7. S. *9, 10, lt. M2 A. M., L. 2. ?3. 4. S.
"3:45. ?d, 7. S. *9. l? P. M.
U:00 P. M. for Chester, 12:00 n^dnlght for
Petersburg.
Cars leavn Petersburg, foot of Sycarooro
Street, for Manchester:
t3:15, 0:35. ??7:15, ?7:35. 8:30, 9:35, ?10:35, 11:85
A. M., 12:S5. ?1:35. 2:30. 3:35. M:3S. 6:35. ?:3J
?7:S0, S:35, 9:35, ?10:40, 11:40 P. M,
iDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggnge and express.
"Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All can from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
?rtcamtioat?
$650
And Up, including all
necessary expense
aboard and ashore,
Will take you
the WORLD
In Luxury and Comfort
Visitins Lisbon, Spain. Italy, ?gyptj India;
Ceylon, Straits Settlements. Java, Pliil'p
pines; China, japan,Sandwich Islands and
Overland American' Tout.
110 DAYS i DURATION
By the Twin-Screw Steamship CLEVE:
LANE. 17,000 tons. Flr9t cruise leav?
ing New .York November I, 1911. Sec?
ond cruise leaving Son Francisco Feb?
ruary 17, 1912. _
Other cruises to the West Indie?, Up Ehe
Nile, etc. _
Send for Illustrated UpokUts
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE,
41-45 Broadway, N. Y.. or local agents.
Iffi V T ?Z3 CS. to EUROPE, ORIENT,
1 U U SS. ?22 nround the WORLD
FIRST-CLASS ONLY. Programs FREE. Also
Automobile Tours, escorted and private (32d
year).
OK POTTER TOURS, 32 Broadway, N. Y.
Merchants and miners Transportation Co
Norfoki. to Huston, Mass., and
Frovldenc?. R. L
Steamer* leave- Norfolk for Boston, Sun.,
Tucs. and Frl.; for Providence Mon.,
Wed. and Sat. at 6 P. M. Passelgera *np
freight taken *or all Now England points.
Tickets on sale at office C. ft O. Ry., N. ft
(V. Ry.. S. IL Bowman, 703 Eovt Main, ska
Richmond Transfer Co., 80) East M&la.
JUjltQOOsy.
Atlantic Coast Lin?
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 9, IHR.
TRAIN? I.tiAVfcj RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. U., S:13 A.
M. and 7:33 P. SI, \0:S0 P. M.
For Norfolk: 9:C0 A. M , 3:t? P. M.. 4:1?
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 0:15 A M., ?:00 A.
M.. 8:<V> 1\ K. and 9:2Q F. M
For Poleruburg: 1:W A. M., 6:15 A. M.. 8:1J
A. M.; 9:00 A. M.. 12:10 P. M.. 3:W) P. M.,
4:10 P. M.. ?:06 p. M., 7:35 p. M.. 9:20 P. 11..
11:40 P. M.
Fo, Gotdsbbfa and Fayeitevllte: M-.IO p. M.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:40 A. M..
0:10 A. M.. '-,:40 A. M., r7:05 A. M., ?5:37 A M..
"10:45 A. M.. 11:40 A. M.i ?2:00 P. M.. "2:13
P. M., 8.? P. M.. 6:33 P. M., 5:00 P. M.. !>:W
P. M.. 11:30 P. M.
'Except Sunday. (Except Monday. "Sun?
day only.
Time of arrival and departure and conaec-'
tlons nut guaranteed.
C. S? CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
RiCuinonujFre??riCaSti'g & Potomac R.R\j
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Lenvo Richmond Arrive Richmond
'4.60A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?5.20 A.M. Byrd St. Sta.
*">.J2 A.M. MulnSt.Sta.
t;.l? A.M. Byrd St.Sta
*S.40 A.M. Byrd St. Sta.
5J?.:tO A.M..Haiti Ht.Sta
?12.01 noon Byrd St. Sta
ti.OO P.M. Byrd St. Sta
?4.15 P.M. Klba Station.
?5.16P.M. Main St. Sta
?8.20 P.M. Byrd St. Sta
?7.50 A.M. HrraSt.SU.
it 1.85 A.M. Elba Station.
tll.35 A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?L12 P.M. Main St, 8ta.
?2.45 P.M. ByrdSt.Sta.
P.M. BjrdSt.Kta.
tS.IOP.M.MatnSt.Sta.
".I.JO P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
+10.20 P.M. ByrdSt.Sta.
M1.25 P.M. Main St. Sta.
* 12.60 nl tflit ByrdSt.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
LeftTO Bird St. Sta. 1.30 P. M. for FredericbsnoTff.
I.eaTc i-.liKi Sta. 7.50 A.M.,0.30 P. M. for Ashland.
ArrlTO Byrd St.Sta.S.25 A.M.l'rom Frcderleksb'g.
ArrlreKllia Sta. 0.30 A.M..5.30 P.M.from Ashland.
????- ? ?
' 4*Daily. tWcekdays, 3Sundays only.
V Dally except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4-5? a- m. and arriving
ia.50 night) stop at Klba. Time of arrivals and
departures uot guaranteed. Read the ni^na.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B ?Following schedule- figure* published
aa Information and not guaranteed:
?;10 A. M.-Dally?Local for Charlotte. Dur
ham and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.?Dally?Limit*
ed?For all points South. Drawing Roots
Uutlot Sleeping Car to Memphis via Aahe
ville and Chattanooga. 3:00 P. M.?Ex. Sun
Local (or Durham und Intermediate stations.
?:Cu P. 51.?Ex. Sun.? Kcysvllle Local. ?U:4S
P. M.?Daily?Limited?For all points South.
Pullman ready 9:30 P. M.
YORK RIVER. LIN R.
4:30 P.-M.?Ex. Sun -To West Pt., connect
Ing for Baltimore Mon.. "Wed. and Frt. 9:04
A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M.?Moo., Wad.
and Frl.?Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: ?:50 A. M.. 8:03 P. U.,
daily: S:4o A. M., Ex. Sun.; 12:55 Ex. Sun.;
2:00 P. M.j dally. From West Po4nt: 9:30 A.
M., Dally; 11:35 A. M.. Wed, and Frl.; 4:2J
P. M.. Ex. Sun. .
S. E. BURQESS. D. P. A..
#r0 E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 435.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
? :vu a. j Caiijr?f Mt uaJos to Old Point,
4:C0 P. ^ Ntwpurt News and Norfolk.
7:40 A.?Dally. Local to Newport Nsvra
l:C0 P.?Dally. Local to Old Point.
2:00 P. j Dally?I.oulavills and Cincinnati
11:00 P. ? Puliraana.
8:45 P.?Dally. "St. LouU-Chtr--^. Special."
Pullmanih
6:10 A.?Dally?chariotteavilie*. Week day*
?Hlnton.
6:15 P.?Week days. Loeat to Gordons villi?.
10:00 A.?Daily. L'burg, Lex., C. Forge.
6:16 P.?Week days. To Lyachburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East?S:3B A. M.. 7:10 P. M.
Through from East?11:13 A. 3d., t:ii P. 1?.
Local from Wast? ?!:$? A. IX., 9:60 A. M.,
t:20 P. M.
Throueh?7:00 A. M., 2:45 P. M.
Ja mos River Line??8:33 A. M.. 8:15 P. M.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rieh?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1:20 P. M.? Sleepers nnd coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. S-.12 P. M.?Florida Lim?
ited. da:.ly, except Sunday. 11:85 P. M.?Sleep?
ers and coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville. At?
lanta, Rtrmlnnhnm and Meitiphls. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
dally: 6:22 A. M., 9:25 A. M.. except Monday.
5:CG P. M., 6:16 P. V.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of electric tralna to and from
Ashland, stopping a: Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
L-iurol Sta.): 6;C6b. *7:10. S:10b, P:10b, "10:10,
11:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. 4:10b, 6:10. 6:20,
7:10. 8:10b. 10:10, 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?6:66. ?:00b. 8. Hb, 10. "11 A. M., ?13 M.. "L
2, 3. 4, 5b, 6. 7. 8. 9b, 11 P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday onlr.
bCarrles frflirxaire.
f&ttamboats.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.7:00 P. M.
Leave .Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk .6:00 A. M.
Connects with main line ateamera leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 I'. M. Conr.i jo also made by N. &
W. Ry. i P. M. and C. & O. Ry. tt 4 P. M.
Night Mne steamers stop at Claramont to
land or receive. passenKers on signal.
VUtOLNIA NAVIGATION CO.?James F.lver
by daylight for Norfolk. Ol'd Point. New?
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at 7i00 A. M. Freight raccived for
c'l James Hlver landings.
Main Ticket Office. fV&l E. -Main Rlreat.
BERMUDA & WEST INDIES
5-Day Tour.$36.30
8- Diiy Tour.$53.50
9- Day Tour.$57.50
12-Day Tour.$68.50
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Steamship and Tourist Agent,
708 E. Main Street.
$20 up RouNO Trip mow Ntw> Von?
Twin &cr?v k> ?t "Hrmudtso," tan*. ??U? ?v*?.
Wednesday, lo . a
Nine ktc\>: electric fans wtreiest tel*grapn\
FtJieft. newest and onlv.Steuuicr tandtna Dassenaers i
the dock In Hermud?
WEST INDIES
New S. S> ?'(!lU-.lna'? sails l"<;b. ISth, nnd
eth.T steamers fortnightly for st. Thomas,
St. Crolx, St. KUR Antigua, ihiadaloupe,
Dominien, Martinique, St. Luntn, Barhadoos
and 1 ????tiirrara. For Illustrated paci^hl^t s
apply t>-> A. K, OPT ER BRIIX IE & CO., Oen'l
Aut.-,., Quehec S. S. Co-, Ltd., 23 Broadway,
New York, *
or Samuel II. Bowman, 7f>S East Main Street,
or nay Heitel ugrnt, or Quebec. S. S. Co.,
Ltd., Quebec.
Steam Packet
%i&M Company
?j Cruises do E.u<o (o
Cuba-West Indies-Panama ?Bermuda
dKYEVTY YMBS' txp?rtec^s la
1 the W?Jt Imlias 1'usaenjser IVado.
B.F/i.S.P.Tnt^^AVOH"1^0
fei?. IN (?3 iloy?^ ^IflOJt up
Mnr. ?5 (1? ditjs> 8M5 ,v ttp
T*-#Ur|Mt ft.it -.-1 6k.u(t i:,.u-?f tv?eUUf ...n-' Jitf-i ftrt
Btrtl:?|>Ui tnthi. ?rjn'.ai m ta? ITwi UUtt cib
RallliiK* from S'ftv Pier 4?, N. It., N*. Y.
Cuba - Jamaica - Panama ? Colombia
Round Trip to
B BERMUDA, $20 and Vp
Jnclutbe Tour* at Moderate Hatsa.
J sANDEKSON & SON, 21-24 State V
^^amnaigiEg^rr.TT-rnvt'Wti
?8*RS*rj8n*& asp nsoa 52x23 raw am rsssa ana wasa tmsi bub aas? ftsssa cekb ejaBtf^ftssa
I CUNi^D CRUISES
f GIBRALTAR ^^M^M. I
H ^>$- ALGIERS VILLEFRANCNEGENOA |
I - NAPLES /ALEXANDRIA, t g
V A.LA CARTE SERVICE 2
? ? WITHOUT.CHARQE |
i S.S. CMMANIA S.S. FRANOONIA i
I FEB. 18, 'MAR, 11. 1
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