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Want Ad. Rates
QNE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for loss 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 B US1NESS CON
TRACTS Phone Monroe I for
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
nuj?t: ati? Jfouiix_^
lost, on^ou NKAir^'HiNTII and
Clivv Streets, one cuff, button: ini?
tial? It: 13. Ii. Reward. Phone Madl
_non ft 177._ __
LOST, FRIDAY, PLAin GOLD BRACH- j
let, in Cohen's, on Broad, between j
J?rgen?'? and Nintli Street, on or
Ninth Street or Main. Reward Jf
T returned to JIBS. BUT HE L, SI 7 East
_Alain ha II._
lost, ONE BUNCH OF KEYS with
.nolleo und lire lu v on same. Reward
if left at CRENSHAWS, 7 N. Sev?
enth Street.
loht. S'li : A VI; D OR STOLEN. BLACK
Htul white pointer dog, wearing new
collar. Reward if reivrncd to
rivus Fleming._
LOHT, JANUARY r.lST. WHITE AND
red heifer. Howard if returned 1210
I'.oyd.
pilp'Wianttli, tftair"
WXn?5?d. assTstant Rifrnsti^Tturi
druggist; good opportunity for it
hard-working, honest young rriatn
Best of references required. PEO?
PLE'S PHARMACY, Berkley, Nor
i; folk, Va._
[YOUNG MEN TO QUALIFY AS^GAR
bc<! managers, repairmen, chauffeurs. I
demonstrators, etc. Yon eon earn
$100 to $150 per month, and learn In a
few weeks. Von pay only a part
down, the balance when you are
placed In ft position. Yovt can come
either by flay or by night, 'sfa teach
you by actual practice. Wo can place
you in a good position a? soon as
competent. 'let outside, healthy
work ami good pay. Leave the atuf
fv ofhr.o. ill health and poor pay. Call
and see us. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL, 11 West Main, near the Jef
ferso Hotel.
VV^iNTEb. a FIRST-GLASS bap.BF.I:;
steady1 job; good pay._823 _W. Ctiry.
>VANTED. AN expert hand TO AS
sernble farm machinery. Must be a
hustler and strictly sober. Good
wages to right party. K, rare JOHN?
STON'S TRANSFER STABLES, Fay
et lev Hie, Si G._
ifHARMACJST.?WANTED AT ONCE,
registered pharmacist Must be sin?
gle and sober. Stato age, experi?
ence, reference and salary, including
bburd and room. Address DR. t. 1J.
_ 5tASSF.y. 1 'hoebuf; Va._
WANTED. PARTY WITH SM ALL CA P
llal and services, to take good pay?
ing agency; no competition: $50
w? r-kly e.isy. ALL bn co.. &2 South
Street. Newark. N. J. _
WANTED, GOOD RULB AND F.I OUR B
compositors; aJso young man who has
liad two or three years' experience.
In composition room to finish trade.
MITCHELL j & vHOTCHKISS.
WANTED; a GOOD FORWARDER IN
our bindery at once. Apply MITCH?
ELL & IIQTCIH? 1 s.iL_
>yANTED, ON a FARM IN OL( d'Cl fs
iei count}, on Ware River, man and
wife; no children; man do general
farm work; wife to cook. Good
' wages and comfortable quarters.
Best references required. Address
A. H. DRKWRY. ^'L? J^^J^
WANTED." O?M'PETENT DRUG CLERIC
tej take charge of country drugstore,
tiooel climate; Clarke county. State
salary, reference and experience if
any. KENNETH N. GILPIN. Boyce.
Va._
WANTED. MACHINE OPERATOR FOR
harness factory; steady employment.
" 'MILLER <v GLEASON, Newport News.
Va._
WANTED, YOt;TH; WITH BICYCLE,
whose parents will be responsible, to
eollect. Applv to-day after 1:30 P.
M to MR. RAINEY, lOv^ning Journal
v BuHdhig._
WA.VTE'd. A FIRST-CLASS BARBER:
steady ;oI1: good pay. In00 \V. Maln.
6,000 G?VKn>iMENT P o S I T I o n~s
open. Write for list. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dep't. 230-C. Rochester,
N Y._'__
$48.000 PER ANNUM.?SOUND COM
mercial business. Director of Brit?
ish corporation shortly arriving
New York with patented Invention
(awarded prize medal. Brussels Ex?
hibition. 1910), prepared to grant to
one.- person in each town, sole work?
ing license. Machine capable of
yieldliLr licensee above return in a
single town. Apply, with references,
at once, to "DIRECTOR." care T. B.
Hrowne's Advertising Olhces. 7 East
Forty-second street. New York City.
WANTED, A REGISTERED ASSIST
ant druggist; must coine well recom?
mended. THE LAW BUILDING
PHARMACY. 52 Granhy Street. Nbr
_folk\_ya._
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED FAR
mer ami trained gardner, married;
for country place; English or Scotch
preferred. Address u 3S0, care
Titnes-Dtspatcii._
WANTED, A GOOD LINOTYPE MA
chlnlst operator. Steady position.
_APPly WILLIAMS l'KTO. CO., t?fty.
' BLANK BOOK FORWARDER AND
straight compositor wanted by THE
^'Ij^Jj^lL PR'NT ERY. Durhain. N. <\
W A N T b D, A FEW HIGH-CLASS
Salesmen, capable of earning from
$125 to $150 tier week. Address D
?'26, care Times-Dispatch.
S:v?liTBrJ.~l^ofr Tj7 s. army." able"
bodied, unmarried inen, between ages
of is and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temporate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write the
English language For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING office, 820 East
Broarl St, Richmond, Va.; 151 Sycamore
St.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columhia Build
Ing. Granby St.. Norfolk. Va.
COLORED MEN "CAN LEARN THE
automobile business, day or night,
nt SOUTHERN AUTO . SCHOOL, 413
Brook - Avenue.
WANTED, POSITION IN DRUG STORE
by young man; five years' experi?
ence. Good reference. Addrss E 256,
care Times-Dispatch._
' REGISTERED ASSISTANT;! pharma,
eist wishes position anywhere in
Virginia; 14 years' experience. Ad?
dress e 2">n. enre Times-Dispatch.
W ANTED. AT_ONCt: . ?" POS it lON BV
registered assistant, druggist.' Ap
? ply L 4f>S. care. Times-Dtspn tch.
WANTED, a position as CASHIER
op assistant cashier of somo bank
In Virginia preferred; seven years*
experience. Can furnish the best
references. e -18, caro Times-Dis?
patch._'_
want KD, BY YOUNG man (17), a
man in staturo and appearance, who
lias had two years' experience in of?
fice work, position of like kind; un
fiuestlbnablo and flattering: reference.*!
from present employers. Address If
3SU. care 'limes-Dispatch._
Wanted. clkThoal-position by
young man. aged 24, to work from
:'. to 6 o'clock In afternoon; have had
ono year's, experience in bookkeep?
ing and general office work. . Can
give. g;ood reference. Address P. O
Box IS2. Richmond. Vu.
IrTtJM^N" HAIR luXS^^^A^&^&i^
?t .HUGHES'8. 209 North Third.
Wanted. at once, a ppsmoN to
teuch smull children; music if. de?
sired. Please stnto terms. . Address
?ox 26. M. O, Wi, Frodertcksburff,
Vn._
EXPERIENCED, ACCURATE LADY
stenographer desires position; beat
references. J 40'-.'. care Times-Dis?
patch. _
X LADY STENOGRAPH ER DESIRES
either substitute work or a perma?
nent position. Address d 221, care
Times-Dispatch.
WAN'pED. FhTsT"CLASS woman
stenographer fr?nj Murch t, for an
out-of-town position. State age, ex?
perience, quail float Ions and salary
exported. Address K 251. care'Elmes
Dispatch._
wanted; six lady SOLICITORS
for slxlv davs: 52 per day salary.
A. F. sYeWERT. 030 n. Sixth St..
;.9 A. M. yt o ?", P. M_._
YOUNG GIRL TO HELP FOLDING
papers: wages, %",.'>(> per week. Ap?
ply 303 Commonwealth Bank Build
_lug._j_
WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
cleaner. 2200 drove Avenue.
ft elp7 iSlale and female.
W^NTEtX^AVHI'i; 13 MAN ? AN I) W IFF
on farm; man for general work; wife
to cook, etc.? Also single, sober, In?
dustrious mart and tenant to crop on
shares. Reference required. F. U
JOHNSON. Elko. ViLv
YOU ABE WANTED FOB GOVEUN
inent position: J80 month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. CSS C. Rochester,
N. y.
^rofefl?tonal ^elp tfJHantet).
'n-:"u:T IB its ~" FO11" SPEC i a l ' LI sr.
graded, high schools. College?, fall
term. Many Institutions elect burly;
Word to wise sufficient Calls daily.
SHERIDAN'S AGENCY; Greenwood,
s. c.
^ituatton?, SrofestfioiiaL
YOUNG^ENCLl SlT TjA 1 )Y, ";rWO A N P A
half years' hospital training, wishes
post as companion to invalid lady
or gentleman. Kindly apply L 490,
oh re Times-Dispatch.
asolintoTS an/u Statesmen.
salesman"" wanted, to sell our
calendars and novelties for odvertls
Ing. Commission 25 per rent, and
33 1-3 per rent. Address band mo?
na LLY <fc CO., 40-42 East Twenty
second Street, Now York City;
I HAVE A MACHINE that' UIIJ.
manufacture bp article of which
there Is J7:>."fo) worth used in Bich- j
rnond. Wo. want more capital. Either j
one or two men, t>?>*}i to take an |
active part e ar, show machine i:t i
work and explain whole business.
Good, legitimate profit.'. Address Ii 1
; 388, c?re .T1 mes?Disp>'at ch,
WANTED, YpUKG MAN..;.WITH $0.000
cash to buy half-interest. In retail
noro. Genera] line in town of 10.
Ortn population in best section of Vir?
ginia. Owner has other Interests
that require his attention and wants
partner capable of taking entire
charge. Unless you have had suc?
cessful experience don't answer,
References given and required. Ad?
dress E 2?S, care Tithes-Dispatch.
FARM WAN TED. ?- WANTE L\ ~ FOlf AN
immediate customer, a'farm corititln- !
inu 50 or 75 aeres. with fairly gribd ;
dwelling and orchard, within ten i
miles of the rity of Richmond, oon
venient to railroad or street car sta?
tion. Price not to exceed 13,000
A MO S PO IN D ENTER, 11! 0 Eas t
Main. _? :
"i^e?T ?it??ifl?v&eTit
GIVE US YOUR PlV?PEirFS;* TO"s ELI.'.
rent or insure. ""We will do tho rest.
D. N. WALKER <fc CO. Real Estate
and Insurance, No. 1 Mutual Build
ItiR (entrance corner Ninth and Main
Streets).
vTILLVRENT ENTRANCE OFFICE IN
American National Bank Building,
for 510 per tnonth; attorney preferred.
_Address L i:i::. euro Titn- s-! uspatch
FOR IJ EN T. PR] VATE ROM Ej FC Fi?
nished; conveniently located in su
burt's. Box l*;s. Ashland, \'a.
?\eal vc?tate far S>ale.
FOR SALE", A~ I-?t'**"S1TI: AtEl' IN
West End. .Will transfer bond for
$65; monthly payment of S7? on bal
anoo, L 4Iii. cnl'e Tlmos-Dispatch.
CENTRALLY LOCATED,' EIG 11 T-ROOM
house, with pood two-story stable.
Owner leaving the city; $ 1.500. L
501. car e T i m es -Dispatch.
GRACE. STREET: CORNCr" LOTTolcTil
feet. $65 per foot. Apply 615 Brook
Avenue.
FOR SALeT" FLOYD AV.ENUE AND
Main Street lots, near the Soldiers'
Home. Madison 1 JGT.
5500 WILL BUY A if??SE I^FlltST^
class condition, rented for $6.50 a
tnonth. Madison 1467.
F A RM^I AN D TIM BE R LAND S; OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains, In
Virginia. I pay your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue. Address
J. R. ELAM. fjox 267. Charlottesvlll*.
Va. _
GIVE US YQU R ? PROPERTY TO SELL
rent or Insure. Wo will do the. rest.
D. N. WALKER &. CO.. Beal Estate
and Insurance. No. 1 Mutual Build?
ing (entrance corner Ninth and Main i
St reet s).
SEVERAL 'i COUNT It Y""HOMES. CONr i
veniontly located, and terms easy, j
direct from owner. Address G 342. I
on re Times- I )ispa leh.
A BEAUT 1FU L EOT FRON TING ON
Grove Avenue and running through
to Hanover Avenue. Each front has
a depth of IT:?.!?; on the north side
of Grove Avenue, just above .the
Soldiers' Home; n real snap; on easy
terms: $103 per foot through; \MOS
?v I't )INI'ENTER. 1110 K Main.
iS?ar?inrr.
WAN TED." ~ 'O ENTL E MA N TO 1i OCbS I
tind board; table board n specialty.
?103 E. Gary.
BOARDERS FOR SECON D-S T O R Y
front and other rooms: also table
boarders. Apply 200 East Grace,
EXCELLENT TABLE R?ARp IN
tiulet, fashionable neighborhood, by
day. week or month. Breakfast.
7:30 to dinner, l to :::S0. supper.
7 to S. MfSS CONSTANCE ANDER
SON. 201 Enst Franklin Street.
BOARDERS WAITED FOR: DESJ KA - i
bio rooms. MRS. MILLER, 72S W I
Main. _ _ v j
10 NORT11 FIFTH, STK13ET,
Cor. East Franklin Street.
Newly furnished throughout.
IS X ceil bp I table bbbrd.
REFINED COUPL'E HAVING ~ N ICE I
house, in West End, wish rellnod la - i
dies or couple to oooupy part of the
house and board four persons: it 1
fine chance to save expense; refer
fences. Address G 314, care Times
Dlapotch._
REFINED COUPLE: LARGE. UNfY;B
nished, second-story front room and
board. Also large, sunny room for
one or'two prenllemen, with b^nrd;
references; private family. 2<\:i W
Grnee.
",. . . .. .. 1 : ?
3&oom? for 3&tm,
FcVlT^RENTr 'ONE"" ici.ECi'ANT'^FRON'r
room, with good ,board: also ball
room. 112 E. Clay. Phone Madison
jmm5._._
BRIGHT; SUNNY ROOMS, SECOND
st.iry, very convenient to bath, with
private family. Apply 1710 I'ark
'Avenue, or 'photu! Madison ISSfl L.
L A'R.G Bl FURNISHED'.'' . =? JIE/NTE6
roomf?. southern cxpoiutre. ?10 E.
Franklin,
What animal?
AXSWIIt TO VBSTtJRpAV'S PUZZLEI
Montana.
watctmij! to~" ?xcii ange '"fTve
passenger, 40-horsepower tourint;
cur for Hupmobile, Flanders or Ford
(roadster). Reason for exchange,
want lighter car. Address R 1. caro
Times-Dispatch. _ _._
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
nitOS.. 615 BrppU Avenue. I
SECONI )-HANDT GUA RANTEED SAWi
mill machinery, planers, shingle mill,
lath mill, rcsaws. atave saws, holl?
ars, ..engines, gasolene engines, hang;
ers, pulleys and ehafting. 1. BLU
FORD & CO.. 1538 Fast Gary Street.
FOR;;SALE'," I,A RGI: <\enE1: A I'. M K11
cliandlss business In growing cltyi
liedmont section of Virginia. Owner
wishes to retire after forty years in
business. G 34S, care Times-Dls
patch._
WE HAVE THREE 8 EC?ND - II AND
t<?p bnggir s; one eon tractor's ruhber
tire buggy; also two grocers' wnjr
oris, that must be sold. Wo need the!
room! Call if you want a bargain. I
fash or credit. A. MEYER'S HONS.
731 E. Cary.
Coal anli ?jSSao?.
11 fcKORY^'^^Vc^-'E^WOOD''
?O TO? 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 j
11?, Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL \
COMPANY._ I
LONG\S!jY9QD s exactly like all
good, %y. heating wood?It. lasts, and '
ynnv work goes on smoother. His
coal make? ashes after It burns.
Madison lotSO and 1070. I
W ANTED. ONE HORSET^ABtSuT; 6 TO
s years old, weighing about 1.000,
pounds. K 167. care Times-Dispatch
S E c O N D-II A N D MA CH INER Y OF
of every description bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 e.
Cary St. Phone Madison .1526.
WANTED. TO BlTTFOR CASH. H??SE^
hold goods !n any quantity. Phon?
Madisoc 3851.
jjfiar? lav J&mt.
NEW, REMODELED ~" ROOMS AND
bath: private entrance. 4l'"> West
({race.
Notices.
TO MY FRIENDS rAND^THE ^PUBLIcI
I This serves notice that ! have sev?
ered my connections with the Wash
burn-Crosby Milling Company, of
Louisville. Ky? as local manager,
and have accented the. State agency
for the sale of Seal of Minnesota
Hour, the best made, and solicit your
patronage- and influence. A. S. B.
JAMES, No. 11 IP. East Cary Street.
Phone Monroe No. 2017.
NEW- YORK"SI IOE SIHNE-AND HAT
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 72?'. East Main. Separate
room tor ladies.
VvvTn'tED. .Th hl PBbTT? t? know
that Jahnke Bros., .lewelers. 91J
East Main treet, buy, sell, ex?
change and remount diamonds Id
the latest styles. Old fold and sil?
ver taken in exchange.
CITY PRQPE R T Y, BUILDING LOTS
and farms wanted for auction sales.
We have been most successful lately
In selling property under the ham?
mer, and can sell yours. NOON AN D
SON REALTY CORPORATION,' Busi?
ness and property exchange. 28 North
Eighth Street. J. W. Lord, aue
_tloncer.
A TABLE AND MEWCIWAL WATER
without a peer?five gallons for 25c.
delivered?Holly Spring? Lithla
Water Phono Monroa 477.
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I
will not he responsible tor any debts
contracted by my wife, W. L. Besch.
PAFL BESCH. _______
jf?is.e?aneouff.
~?. ^ saf"esT "
THE'MOSLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the Banganlsc screw-door and
Corless tire and burglar proof vaults,
lire proof safes, etc. Address for
catalogue and estimates, G. T.
CKAI.LE, Box 36,:.Blackstone. Va,_
S H o'e repair in G.
MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED, SI;
half-soled, 75c: ladles'. 60c; chil?
dren's. 40e... and up, according to
size. Every pair sewed; no nails
or pegs. Best leathor. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 e.
Main. Phone. Monroo 2667.
j\x att Rttr3S.es,
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now: sanitary methods used; rolinblo
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison ?2U4.
"Tiauling!
IF you WANT YOUR HAULING DONE
quickly and promptly tit any hour.
night or day. enil EP.ps, the Hauler.
Phone Madison 1851; night. Madison
5703-L. Wagons furnished by yearly
contract.
fine l jn ho lste ring and m at -
tresses.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up?
holstered: mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
3292. _
... r..-r,v}r- '-f-tJ tulip .'W'-tof?!.
Fidt 'sALE^a'P 1n e l< ENTUf !k y.I a C k'
Will sell cheap to n quick buyer, or
would farm him with some good
horse this coming season. 302 South
Linden Street. Richmond. Vn,
TKAlNti LEAVK RICHMOND.
N. B ? Following schedule figure* publlsnea
as information and not guaranteed:
?;l? A. M.?Dally?Local for Charlotte, Dur>
?atn and Ralaigh. 10:15 A. M.?Daliy?Limit
oj?Fur all polnw South. Drawing Koota
ituffet Sleeping Car 'to Memphis via. Aeha
villa and Chattanooga. 3:00 P. M.?Ex. Hun
Local for Durham and Intermediate nations.
?:W P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Keyavillo Local. ll:4f
P, M.?Dally?Limited?For all-points South.
Pullman ready 3:30 P. hi.
YORK RIVER LINK.
f.30 P. M.?Ex, Suo -To West Pt? connect*
Ing for Baltimore Men., Wed. and Frl. S:09
A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M.?Men., Wed.
and Frl.?Local to West Point'.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: ?:50 A. M.. g;tt P. M.,
dally; 8:4o A. M., Ex. Bun.; 12:55 Ex. Sun.;
2:00 P. M.. dally. From West Po4rtt: J;it0 A.
M? Dally; 11:85 A. M., Wed. and Frl.; 4:?
P. M.. Ex. Sv?t.
S. E. BUROE8S. D. P. A..
ft* E. Mam St. 'Phono Msdlaon VA,
annual MEETn*?a oi~tue~?toc\C
holdcrs of tlio Richmond Transfer
Company will bo held at their otllue.
809 East Main Street, at 12 o'clock'
noon WEDNESDAY. February 8.
1911. W. T. DAHDEN,
_ _ Secretary;
Southern Ico Corporation,
Richmond, Va.. January 28, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Sou thorn ice Cor?
poration will be bold at the olllco
of tho corporation. Room 40:i. Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va.. on WED?
NESDAY, Kebruary 8.. 1911. at 11
o'clock A. Mi. for tho purpose of
olocting directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of stich j
other business as may properly como
before said meeting.
C. E. 550LLTKOFFBR,
_ Secretary.
Richmond. Va.. January 14, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tin; Broad Streot
Bank, Richmond. Va.. will be held at
their banking bouso on TUESDAY.
February 14. 1911. at 10 a. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,
_Cashier.
T11E a N xiIA l ME ET ING (, )F TIIE
stockholders of the Virginia Racing:
and Horse Show Association, Inc..
will be held at 12 M. SATURDAY*
February 11. 1911, in Room V. Mutual
Building. Richmond, Va.
MARK it. LLOYD. Secretary.
&uxtlrjrn~jfe^^
**"' ^^?1iv"^N?^VVr"'Bowo"'&^Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
sale of that large. attbactive
and well Appointed colo?
nial RESIDENCE,
706 E. Leigh Street
AND ALSO A LARGE FACTORY j
BUILDING in THE REAP. OF SAID
RESIDENCE and FRONTING* on A
WIDE PAVED ALLEY.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. fed 8, 1911,
at 4:30 o'clock p. m.. the most excel?
lent and spac'ous residence above re?
ferred to. sltuatod nn the north side
of i^lgh Street, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets, with the broad and
nc..p lot upon which It stands, front?
ing 52 feet. 8 Inches, and running back
to a public, alley In the rear. This Is
a splend'd twelve-room brick dwell?
ing, equipped with electric lights, as j
well as gi?. and steam heated.
Upon ^e rear of the lot is a com?
modious fou.-. story and basement fac?
tory building; also equipped with elec?
tric and gas fixtures, and having a
heating plant, elevators. etc., and
j about in.Ofio square feet of floor space.
' This building is well adapted for any
light manufacturing business.
The factory will be sold along with
the dwelling, or separately, as may
seem best. at. the time of sale.
Centrally located as .<re these, prop?
erties, they should command ready
buyers. Tho dwelling will bo in de?
mand for rental purposes, or will make
a. moft a.grceablc home, while the fac?
tory building, because of Its location
hear tlte business centre, can he put
to profitable uses along many linos.
terms: Easy and at sale.
Oy E. A, Cntlin & Co.
Business Property
No. 3 Governor Street
We will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. STH,
at l b*cloak P. Mi that, exceptionally
well located bustncFs property. No.
Governor Street. It la iced less to say
that this location is convenient to the
most important commercial interest . f
Richmond, .u d it is bard to concel ->i
that It will tver decline In value. The.
property Is occupied by an excellent
tenant, whose lease will expire Juno
1, 191". To those who are seeking a
remunerative income on an absolutely
safe investment or to thodo whose
business requires them to be conven?
ient, to the banking or heavy mercan?
tile houses of the city, this property
should 6tron*?ly commend itself.
TERMS will be made easy if desired.
_E. A. CAT LIN & CO.
By N. AN'. Bowe & Son.
.?:cal Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISS1 ON I: R* S S A LE
OF AN
UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN HOUSE
NO. r05 N. ST. JAMES STREET.
BETWEEN JACKSON AND PUVAL
ST BEETS.
In execution of a decree of tlte Chan?
cery Court of the city of Richmond,
entered December 5; 1910, in the sutc
of ' James D. Finn vs. Anna E. Jack?
son and Walter IT. Jackson." T wil
soli at nueiioh, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. S, 1911,
at l o'clock P. M? the interest of tho
said Anna E. Jackson in and to that
certain house in which she now re?
sides, together with the lot upon which
it stands, on the iast line of St. James
Street, between Jackson and Duval
streets, fronting feet, and running
buck between parallel lines 41 feet.
The house is a fairly good two-story
frame dwelling with five rooms.
Tho interest of the said Anna E.
Jackson In said house and lot is her
right to oc< upy tho said property dur?
ing the t'oli t lives of herself and the
said James D. I'inn: and at the delith
of the said Finn, she Is to have an un?
divided moiety in said property in fee
Her internst, however, Is subject tri
the right of the said Pinn to have a
comfortable Ttomo and support on and
in said premises during his life: ;>nd
j should he. for good cause, leave t'.t?3
said house, then the said Anna E.
I Jackson is t'.> pay him a monthly sti?
pend of Jfr.?O as long as h? lives
HILL CARTER.
Speeds 1 Commissioner.
T hereby certify that the bond re?
quired r?y the a ?ovo decree of u.e
special commissioner has been duly
given.
CIAS. o. SAVILLE, Clerk.
By Virginia Auction Co? Auctioneers,
I GIG E. Broad Street. 'Phone 3S51.
! WHITE STEAMER TOURING CAR
AT AUCTION.
We will seii at our store. Glfi Etist
Broad Street,
MONDAY, EEB. C. 191 J,
1 at 11 A. M. sharp, one White Steamer
Touring Cor, in good order, equipped
with wind shield and top, 20-horse
poiver, Sate positive.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Ci 1 .
Auctioneers,
iUtttilOM)' a!\I> CHE6APEAKK HtV
railway company.
Schedule of electric trains t.o and fro:
Achlnnd, itopphig a: Intflrnirolato Rtation
upon Mgnnl: L,v. Richmond /Broad bn
Liu re! St?.): S:05b, ?7:10. 8:10b. B-.lOh, ??t0:i
11:10 a. M.; 1:10. 2:;0. 3:10. 4:iob. 5:10, 0:S
7:10. S:liib. 10:10. ll:4S P. m. Lv. AshUiit
?6^5. ?:?*. 8. Pb. 10. "ii A. M., ?12 M..
2. 3. t. 6b. fi. 7. S. 5b. 11 P. It.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCtirrlen txiscaffn.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND B&YONO.
J-roavo Richmond I Arrive Richmond
?4.60 A.M. HjrdSt.Sta.
?6,t>0 A.M. Il)r?Ht.Sl*.
*.>.4'J A.M. Main Kt.Kta.
T7.I? A.M.DjrdSt.Sta.
?9.10 A.M. II) rd Nt. Kta.
^?,80 A.M. Main Ht. Kta.
?liJ.ul nnonflrrdSt. Sta.
t4.00 P.M. nyrd Kt.Kta.
M.16 P.M. Elba Station.
?5.15 P.M. Main St. Kta.
?S.?0P.M. UTrdSt. Kta
?3.60A.M. Ujfr?8t.Kta.
311.2ft A.M. Elba Station.
Hl,:i6 i.M. Byrd SL Sta.
?1.1-2 P.M. Main Kt.Kta.
*i.46 P.M. nyrdSt.Stn.
?7.86 P.M.BjrdSt.Sta.
tS.10 P.M. Main Kt.Sta.
?0.10 P.M. Hyrd Kt.Kta.
i 10.20 P.M.BjrdSt.Sta.
?11.26 P.M. Main St. Kta.
?ie.60nlgtitIt)ruSt.Hta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
IiC&YC ftrrd St. 8ta. llSO P. M. for Krcderlcksbtirc?.
LesTO Elba Sta. 7.60 A.n., 0.80 P.M. for Ashland.
ArrlTO llyrd Kt.StB.S.'J? A.M. from Frcdcrlckub'R.
Arrive Klba Sta. O.BO A.M..6.80 P.M. from Ashland.
?Dally. t Weekdays. ^Sundays only.
% Daily except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. tn. and arriving
is.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
?:w A. i fast traiaa 10 out i'wtnt,
4:CK) P. Newport News aud Norfolk,
7:40 A.?Dally. Local to No*|urt News,
b-.to P?Dally. Local to Old Point.
a:Wi P. i Dally?LoulaviiU and Cincinnati
11:00 P. < Pullmans.
t:ti P.?Dally. "St. Louls-Chi----? EpeclaJ."
Pullmaaa.
t:IO A.?Daily?Obarlottaartil*. Week daya
?Hlnton.
6:15 P.?Week days. Local 10 Oordonavllie.
10:00 A.?Doily. L'burg, Lex.. C. Korsa.
6:16 P.?Week days. To Lyo.chburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East?8:25 A. m.. 7;M P. m.
ThrouKh from East?11:36 A. m-. ?:ia P. M.
Local from Weat?*S:S0 a. M., 3:19 A. m.,
T:I0 P. id.
Through?7:00 A. hi.. J:?5 p. M.
Jxmei 111 vor Line?"8:!f> A. Jf.. 8:15 P. M.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect January 10. 1911.
i-.eave Byrd Struct Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 'S:?) A. M , ?3:00 t\ M.. ?4:10 P.
M.
FOR LYNCH?URtl AND TUB WEST:
?f -.15 A. M., ?0:W A. M.. ?8:00 r. M.. "t:29
r. m.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: '11:10 A.
Mi, '5:36 P. M.. ?ILSO P. M. Frotu the Wfcst:
?6:60 A. M-. a2:M P. M.. b2:15 P. M., 6:05 P.
M.. ?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aOally, ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Cafe
Ulnlns Cars. C. H. BOS LET,
W. B. BEVILL. D. P. A.. Richmond; Va.
G. P. A.. Roanoke. Vft
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY !>. j?ll.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 1:00 A. M.. S;15 A.
M. nnd 7 :.v, P. M. *;0:30 P. M.
For Norfolk: 9:03 A. M.. 3:UM P. M.. 4:11
P. M.
For N. A- W. Ry. West: r,:is A. M-, 3:W A.
M., E-.M P. M. and 8:20 P. It.
For Petersburg: 1:0) A. M.. 6:15 A. M . 8:11
A. M.| 000 A. M., 12:10 P. M.. 3:00 P. M.,
4:10 P. M., *;(? P. M., 7.35 P. it., 9:20 P. M ,
11:46 P. M.
Fe ?joidsboro and FaydttevHto: ?1:10 P. M.
Trainn arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M.,
6:10 A. M., ?:tn A. M., i~ :<?, A. >|? ?8:37 A. M..
??10:45 A. M., 11:10 A. M.. "2:00 P. M.. "2:16
P. M., i:X> Pi Mi, 6:2a P. M., S:00 P. M., 9:0]
j P. M.. U:?0 P. M.
?Except Sunday. ;Except Monday. ??Sun-1
day only. 1
Time of arftval nnd depsirturo and conneo
tlona not guaranteed.
C. fi. CAMPBELL. D. P. A. 1
Richmond and Petersburg Elecinc Railwaj
Cars leave Manchester, KovenC und Perrj
Streets, for Petersburg:
?fi, 7, S, ?9. 10. 11, ?12 A. M.. 1. 2: ?3. 4. 6.
??5:45. 7. S, 10 P. M.
11:00 P. M. lor Chester. 12:00 m'.dnlgbt for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore'
Street, for Manchester:
t3:15, 6:115, ??7:15, '7:35, S:S3, 9:35, * 10:3 S. 11:35
A. M.. 12:23, '1:35. 2:33, 3:35. ?4:35. 6:35, 6:3i
?7:35. S:25. 9:35, '10:40, 11:40 P. M.
i Dally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage anil express.
"LIml'ed. except Sundays and holidays.
Ah can from Petersburg connect with cars
! fur Richmond.
I.v. Norfolk: and til A. M.i ?JP.M.i
for Eastern - Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raietsh: ?6:15 A. M., \Z and ?D:15 P. Si.,
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pu I man Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh and tloldsboro. ? |
?Dally. Dally Ex. Sun.
C. D. LEGRANDE, O. A.. American National
Dank. 'Phone Monroe :537. Richmond.
W. W. CItOXTON. G. P. A.. Norfolk. Va. j
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
I Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rieh?
i snond daily: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
j l;C0 P. Mf?Sloopera and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. S:12 P. M.?Florida Lim?
ited. da:ly. except Sunday. 11:35 P. M.?Sleep?
ers a:ui coaches. Savannah, Jacksonville, At?
lanta. Birmingham and Memphis. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrlvo Richmond
dally: 6:'J.' A. M.. 9:26 A. M.. sscopt Monday.
5:C5 P. M.. ?:Ln P. V.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. diill.v.7:00 p. M.
Leave Newport News.3:00 A. M.
Arrlvo Norfolk .0:00 A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Con 1 i>leo made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C, & O. Ry. r.t 4 P. M.
Nigh: Line ?teamers stop at Clarentont to
land or receive passengers on signal.
V1RLLNLV NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, New.
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves .Monday, Wednesday nod
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight roocivod for
CM James Itiver landings.
Main Ticket Office. Km F? Main Street.
f\ f T VZi &. 10 EUROPE, ORIENT,
j ? %J <fcJ JSTZ around the WOULD
FIKS'l'-t'LASS ONLY. Programs FREE, Also
Autonjohllo Tpiirs, escorted and prlvato (82d
year).
DE POTTEK TOURS, 32 Brondwnr, N. V.
S? ?9 ,?VA'42
j ?20 u> Rounc Tnif food hi? v0n>
Wcdneidr.v. 10 u n
fllljr hpen 1 electric tans ?-treieis irii>i:rapn\
? Pasten. ncwcKi anil only. Steamer landing luin'/n-.-m r
i the dock In Bermud?
WEST INDIES
: >c\r P. S> eotdaiia*' ;:n:s Feb. H;h, and
other stciimers fortnightly for St. Thomas,
St. Croi.> St, Kilts Antigua, Guadalo po,
I Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, Baj-badocs
(and Dcmerarn. For Illustrated pHinphlets
apply to A. Ol.'TERBHIDI'E A CO., Gcn'l
I Agts,. tjuebec S. S. ('??, Ltd., 29 Brout|wi?y,
; Neu- Ynrlci
or Samuel II. Bowman, 70S Ln?t Main Street,
or tiny ticket agent, or (luchei: S. S. <;o,,
Ltd.. Quebec.
mmm^m
esJKKft ass? asm rasa bseb esrat ercai esao cdom mvm szsu __vu> ?/tox? era** trs? ii?~?_flM*
GIBRALTAR
ALGIERS VILLEFRANCHEGENQA
NAPLES /ALEXANDRIA.
A LA CARTE SERVICE
WITHOUT CHARGE
FEB_J[ 8j,
"ro? p~nTicruTJXFfe-???tt.v to" our* - accncicb *t.oui,
*R?NilSCO TO-ONTO, MONTREAL M*P v/lNNIPt& OH 't-OC? Ul W1 '
?s? man rasa tsaa.asa.pem.?ao.hxoo rxca Ha? ?ruu aaa- bbso ohhu soars PS?J
Joint Committee to Recommend
Changes to State Con?
stitution.
MILEAGE BOOK HEARING
Drastic Bill Prohibiting Sale of
Anything Containing
Alcohol.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
Raleigh. N. C, February 3.?In the
House to-day a joint resolution was
introduced by Mr. Ewart and placed!
on tho calendar for passage* without
committee references to create a Join*,
select committee to report a bill rec?
ommending amendments to tho state
Constitution, to be submitted to the
people.
Mr. Turlington introduced, by re?
quest of the North Carolina Merchants'
Association, a bill for oonstltutional
amendment, allowing a waiver of |
homestend exemption.
Mr. Tonil In offered a facetious reso?
lution of condolence to "Old Booze and
all his family."
The bill by Stale Bank Examiner
Poughton. revising the banking laws
of the Slate, was Introduced by Mr.
Carr. of Durham, and 1.000 copies were
ordered printed.
The House pasred. by n vote of ."7 to
30, tho bill to put husband artd wile
on equal footing in divorce on bibli?
cal grounds.
At a hearing on the mileage book
question by tho joint legislative Com?
mittees on Railroads this evening. Sen?
ator Bnggott's Sena to bill aim two
House bills requiring railruad.; to have
mileage pulled on trains, conductors
of the Southern; Seaboard and Atlan?
tic Coast Dine testified that to pull
mileage on the trains endangered the
lives of passengers. In that they
roulrl not properly operate trains with
this additional work. Passenger Traf?
fic Manager Hard wick, of the SoutfT
c.rn; General Passenger Agent. Ryan,;
'>f lb" Seaboard, and James H. Pott,!
counsel, argued against the proposer! ;
legislation. The railroad officials
stated that printed forms are being
prepared to eliminate inconvenience m
waithig for the ticket agents to write
destinations on tickets given In ex-j
change for mileage, and that two tick-,
> ot windows will bo kept open at fell
principal stations In future. An early i
report from the committee is expected.
Drnstle Prohibition Hill.
In the debate on the Kent near-beer
bill before the House last night, Rep?
resentative Ewart offered as a substi?
tute, a sweeping and very drastic bill
prohibiting tho sale of anything con?
taining alcohol, preventing the hand?
ling or salo of liquor by clubs, abolish?
ing their looker systems; prohibiting
newspapers in the State front publish?
ing advertisement of liquors; requir?
ing druggists selling liquors on physi?
cians' prescriptions to make sworn
Statements every six months that they
are nut violating tho law, requiring
persons who are sick and in ne.od of
whiskey to make affidavit before some,
person, authorized to administer oaths
before they can obtain a prescription
from a phyalclun, said affidavit to ac?
company tho prescription lo the drug
store tilling it. prohibiting express
both panics and other public service
corporations from shipping into the
State and delivering liquor to any
person without securing lit,; name of
the consignor and consignee, who urn
to obtain a written permission from
the dork of the hoards of commis?
sioners. The substitute, wntch was |
ruled out of order, Is a lengthy docu- I
ment and deals comprehensively with
the liquor question. Arguing for his
substitute, Judge Ewnrt declared that
the man who drinks at all drinks more
than he does. He said be lavore.d 16
I eal option from principle, but that the
people, of North Carolina by a majority
j uf nearly 50,000 have .-aid that they
J want prohibition, and he wanted to
sec the law enforced in fact as well as
in name. He said if his substitute
was adopted that, to use iiis exact
words, 'it will be as hard to get a
drop of liquor In North Carolina as
it is for a rich man to go llitough tho
eye of a needle."
The sweeping provisions of Senator
Brown's bill now pending in the Sen?
ate are attracting wide attention, es?
pecially by tite ciuhmen of the state.
( The. provisions In full are; "That any
j corporation, clu|>, association or per?
son who shall directly or indirectly
keep "i- maintain by itself or himself
or by association with others, or who
shall in any manner aid. assist or abet
inkeeping or maintaining n club room
or other place whore intoxicating
liquors are received or kept to be
dr.ink. or for bnrter or sale or diS
I t rihution or for division or use among
j the members of any club or associa?
tion by any means whatever, or where
the, members are allowed to keep in?
toxicating liquors in lockers or in
I storage devices of any kind, shall bo
[guilty of a misdemeanor. That this
i act shall he in force from and alter
I .Inly I. Ipit y
Petition for Train,
Tin- Corporation Commission bus re?
ceiver from members of the General
: Assembiy representing territory that
would be affected a petition inn king
.the specific request that the cominis
I sjon require the. Atlantic Coast I.inn
to continue the run of Hs Norfollc
Goidshnro Shoblly train to Wi lining
j ton, making it a tVllmington-Norfplk
train instead. They would have. tin',
present Norfolk-Goldsburo schedule
i maintained, and have the extension so
that the train would lcav..- Wilmington
at 1 A. M. and arrive liter..: on the re
! turn trip at 12:15 A M. Tills would
enable people to leave W'Imlrigton at
: ! A. M. and nach I'alcigh at S::;o A.
M . and to leave Raleigh at t (\ M,
.Mul reach Wilmington at 12;15. Notice
of this petition hau been served on tho
authorities of tho Atlantic Coast lane,
\\ ho will under the law make formal
answer, these proceedings lending up
to a for ma I orde;- for or ngalnst the
i h inge by the commission.
Charters were Issued to-day for tho
Yellow Pino Lumber Co.. Greensboro,
capital $2.").000, by n. r. Wood apd
1 others; the Concord Insurance and
Really Co.; Concord, capital $10,000,
[and the Pnmlleo-Roso Co., Washing:
ton. capital $25,000, by 1, 10. Everett
: and others.
j The Spalnhour bill, pending in (he
Housed to establish a system of Slate
highways In North Carolina, would
provide for all the State, convicts, ex?
cept those necessary fer opera ting tho
State farm, not to exceed 300, to he
winked on tho public roods, State
ehaln-gancs to he provided, one for
oh oh Judicial district, ami all tho county
chain-gangs in the fjcyerai diatrlciis to
be consolidated wiih the State chain
gangs, it provides that half the coat
of the maintenance shall be met by
the countlea in tha dittiicis. by epo?
. 1 . /"::?: ?
A striking example of the
style?originality and fit*
perfection of
elal tax. Thoso road forces are to ba
used in constructing highways that
-hall connect all tho county seats. Tha
convicts are to be assigned to the -
State prangs on which* they wero sen?
tenced.
FIRST SAILING MAY 30
Xow Orlcnn* Wilt Ilnvcr I'nsBcncer Ser?
vice to Ilnmhtirt;.
New Orleans. La?, February 3?The
Hamburg-Ainorlcan Steamship Com?
pany will begin passenger service be?
tween New Orleans and Hornburg, tho
first sailing to take place May .10. The
inauguration of the service, it is said,
Win be brought about, as a result, of
the fight made by local commercial or?
ganizations for equalization of rnte.*r
from New Orleans to Western points.
Representatives of tho various rail?
roads met here several days ago. and
arranged thoso rates, which wlli be?
come effective as soon as approved by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
ATTEMPT TO HOB r.VUMKKS.
Negroes Jtold-t'p Two White Men?One
Caught In South Boston.
rSpoclal to Tho Tinioa-Dlspatch.1
South rtoston. Vn., February .t.?U'UIIp A.
g, Itnndnn and William Wiltiorne. of Xorth
Carolina, wer? returning: homo yesterdav
afternoon after having fold tobacco on thn
market, they were held-up at the point ot
pistols by two during negroen about thrift
miles south of this place. Roth farmer*
were searched, but limy had hnulM thn
weed to market for another party and tht?
tvotllrt-be robbers were bitterly disappointed,
although they did overtook $1.30 in one of
th* victim's pockets. The rohbTs escaped.
Nothing more \?as Ben of ih.j robbers until
this morning, when Brandon uptcd on<* of
them in a colored pool.room at this place..
Tho n^tcro recognized hi* intended victim
arid trie.l to host a hasty retreat, but Bran?
don, with the assistance of Officer Terry,
tired at the ficeing negro eight time*. He
was caught Inter lit tho day, and he I? now
In the city .lull. The other negro was spied
near the Century Cotton "dlllH and was plven
:i merry chase up the Southern hallway
trnckfl about half a mile, thenco to u ?mall
swamp, and finally being so closely pursued
t->ok to Ban River and swam arross, leaving
n portion of lila clothes on the onposltn
bank, und escaped. Mlnodhotinds aro still on
lila track.
Moses IJarnet, the negro captured, has
confessed. Prod Harris, his companion, la
Mill at lnrRc. He is an ex-convlct.
Weekly Cotton Mnttslle*.
Liverpool, February '!.?The follow
Iiik aro the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, all kinds, er,.000, of which aro
American 14.000.
Stock of all kinds. 1,174,000 bales;
American. 1,057.000 hales.
American forwarded, fit',.000 b3'**^.
Total exports, 2(1,000 bales,
i Total sales all kinds, 30,000; Ameri?
ca n. :tt;.ooo.
English spinners* takings, SS.noo.
Total export, 26,000 hales.
Quantity afloat, all kinds. 114,1100
bales.
Quantity afloat Amorican, ;> ?2,000.
Total sales on speculation. 1,300
bales.
Total sales to exporters, LflOfj bales,
.Murderer Arrested In Norfolk.
( Special to The Times-Dispatch. J
Salisbury, N. C, February '>.?John
I'oe, colored, who murdered his wlf.s
in Spencer a year ago. was arrested In
Norfolk yesterday by the. polleic of,
that city. Ho is being held for tho
sheriff of Kowau, who will send fpr:
the prisoner at iin early dato. The
North Carolina authorities have been,
scouring the country for the tug'.tivo'
for several months.
Leime Renewed for Five Year*.
i Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
Washington, D. C, February ;!.?The
Treasury Department has accepted tho.
proposal of W. Nevlns Ftshburne, les?
sor of tho post-ofllce quarters nt
Waynesboro. to lease the present quar?
ters for live years from February I,
1911. P. 11. McCt.
"Fi/.cr Purni ChniiKes Hands.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Bedford City, Vu., February 3.?A
farm known as the Jacob Fixer place,
about two and a half miles distant,
has been pun based from J, H. Straus,
the recent owner, by W. F. Catling,
of Norfolk, lor about SJ.HOO.
Rats and Mice
Arc filthy. They
poison your food
mid spread dis?
ease. Buy a 10c
box of Maurer's
Rat. and Roach Paste. Attracts by
odor. Drives them outside to die.
Ncrer foils. t'sed 6"? years. lOo and
2$o boxe?. All drueiclsts. Insist on
MAURER'S
D. MAIiltrat A SON CO.. PhllAd?lplit^.
of the select large size,
in original cast and brine as
packet! in Spain. We sell,
thorn in quart jars for 40c
each.
504-8 East Broad Street.
Monroe 101.

The times dispatch. [volume], February 04, 1911, Image 9
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