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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 the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON
TRACTS Phone Monroe. 1 for
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
5.ost ana Jf ouno.
J-OST. LADY'S DO?BLfE CASE GOLD
watch, between Third and Byrd and
Inj th and Main Streets; Reward i?
returned to 3L'i South Third Street.
LOHT FROM 00 3 . w EST*? FR AK KLIN
Street, a black and white Cocker
spaniel! Answers to name of "Guess."
Reward if returned;_
.LOST, FEBRUARY 24, a STICK PIN
in shape hunch grapes, pearls. Re?
ward if left at 2008 \V. Grace Street.
#clp fci?anteO. .tBaU.
ZwXGMES^TTiii 'nation A l'TfTf h e
rocogni/.ed standard school of the
South; nut cheap, hut thorough. We
auaurc you a tnorough mechanical
training- by actual practice on mod?
uli four-cylinder cars, and a posit j
tion pa) lng at least $25 per week. I
? i'our placed last week. Part In ad- j
? vonce, the balance when you se
euro u position. Day or night Icb- j
tons. Our avlMion department open
to a few high-class young men. Thou- j
Hands paid for ? few moments in tho
air. NATIONAL AVIATION AND
AUTOMOBILS SCHOOL, 11 W. Main.
near Jelforson Hotel. _
WANTED, A CYLTNDEK~ PRESSMAN
capable of turning out high-grade ;
and close register color work, and
can handle help to advantage; one
preferred who is now employed, but
who wishes to better himself. All com- 1
munleatlons considered strictly con- ;
fldentlal. Address K 109, care Times- 1
Dispatch.
?T?SSfdASHIER; AND; BOOKIC L; BPER
in retall ?rocery. Must he quick and
accurate at ligure. Furnish refer?
ence with application. State salary
wanted. No cigarette smoker. Ad?
dress CASHIER, care Times-Dis?
patch.
yVAXT ed. ? GOOD ~FA RM hand:
single, white or colored. Send refer?
ence to W. T. JONES. MUford, Va._
BOVERNMENT EMPLOYES WANTED
?Send postal for Richmond exami?
nation schedule FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE. Dcp't. .'1?2 D, Rochester. N. Y.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED?
Average .salary, $1,000. Alternate
\voeks aso with full pay. Pre para?
'don free for coming Richmond ex?
aminations FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. 383 i). Rochester, N. Y.
.WAKTSd./ druggist. STATE AGE.
experience, etc. mutual DRUG CO..
Big Stone Gap, Vo. _
.WANTED, FIRST* class AN D COM -
petent wood pattern-makers for pen
Simp work In Cincinnati. No trouble.
Permanent positions and high wages
Address NATIONAL METAL TRADES
ASSOCIATION, 1405 New England
>;%iidltig; Clevoland, O._
WANTED, YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
character to learn tho automobile
business. We must have between
fifty and seventy-live men for our
factory connections within tho next
three months, and we will allow.men
>vho can furnish reference to pay a
part of the cost of learning out of
their tirst nionth"s salary. For full
information call on MR. C W. YEA
.MANS. t'lS West Broad. Richmond.
Va? or address SECRETARY. 11*05
Fourteenth Street, N. W.. Washing
-;tohf D. C._
COLORED LAD. ABOUT U>. WANTED
at mice. Must have reference. RA?
DIUM SPRAY CO., loo North Sev
I nth Street,_
W ANT ED, -TWO YOUNG MEN; BRIGHT
and active. 17 to 20 years of age.
in wholesale establishment as stock
. clerks, Reference required. H :id.
ram Times-Dispatch._
f U L I~RE G I S T E R E D DRUGGIST
(married i. work In Richmond; Must
lire at 3 tore and board four adults.
H .IS. rare Times-Dispatch._
is?T ? i IOT AIR PL ? NT. BU T A
school for training men to become
chauffeurs. We charge $'.'5 for a
complete course and furnish best
references from Ihn best men in
town or money refunded RICHMOND
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. MS West
Broad Street._
WANTED"! HOTEL"" If ELP. "<IFFICB
help, lumbermen (foremen, sawyers.
tfiOti, *?sp Jtors), salesmen, sales
ladies for spring trado. PIEDMONT
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Durham,
n. C._
.Wanted, an industrious and
reliable man of family, with several
boys from l?r> years of age and over,
to work on farm; white or colored;
a good four-room house furnished:
good wages; reference, required. Ap?
ply to F. t. RICHARDS, Tunatall.
Vn._
WANTED, CYLINDER press FEED-;
ers; experience necessary. Apply at
once to WILLIAMS prtg. CO.. 11 N.
Fourteenth St re et, Ci ty._
WANTED, SIX CANVASSERS OP NEAT
appearance to work on commission.
Apply at 204 N- Fifth Street.
W ? n t B D. intelligent.]; white
man; short iob. good pay. Call ill
East Main Street, upstairs. Ask for
JENSEN. before !> A. M.
COLORED MEN. BECOME cha?f
feurs; earn $20 per week; day or
night Instruction; part payments: po?
sitions assured. SOUTHERN auto
SCHOOL, 413 Brook _A_venu_? _
Wanted, men to take j thirty
days' practical course in our ma?
chine shops and learn automobile
business and accept good positions.
CHARLOTTE AUTO SCHOOL, Char
lotte, n. C._
WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE
bodled, unmarried men. between ages
of 18 and 85; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write the
English language. For Information ap
gly to RECRUITING OFFICE, 820 East
road St., Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamore
St., Petersburg, Va. or Columbia Build
lag. Granby St., Norfolk. Va.
Wanted! by" XniTcKr acchrate
stehogra'pher, position. Will accopt
small salary. Best references. Ad?
dress n 1012. e. Marshall Street.
Richmond, Vn.
YOUNG MAN WITH MECHANICAL
experience desiras position with
manufacturer; salary no object. L
151, care Times ? Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN, TWENT.Y^FOUR YEARS
of age, exp?r-t stenographer und
general office assistant; desires
change, v/hero there, are opportuni?
ties for advancement. .-'Salary. $75
month. Address X. Y. Z., care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG. MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
and reputation, desires a position as
office assistant, collector or sales?
man; willing to work and will fur
. nish good references. Phone. JVladl
snn 6774. or address II S7, care
Times-Dispatch. _
YOUNG j MAN.- FO? ^^' eTCrS^ eIZpE
rlence, desires position in drug store.
Address n. C. C? Box 123, Black
stone, Va.
j$el\y, ffinlc atto $emale.
^NTEP, ; ;PL AT BN PR ESS F EED ER
that, can make ready, male or fe?
male. NORFOLK PRINTING CO.,
Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED WHITE
chambermaid who can do sewing.
Apply 519 East Franklin._
WANTED. A GOOD SETTLED WHITE j
woman to take charge of my house.
A good homo and rnoderato wages.
Apply to M. IL SMITH, Gloucester. 1
Va._1
WANTED. A RELIABLE WOMAN TO
cook and clean for a small family
living- In a llrat iloor flat. Wages.
915. Apply 1120-A Went Franklin.
f?ituatton? t^ait^?. .Ifemale^ j
POSITION WANTED" AH~NURSE OR
companion to Invalid lady. No ob?
jection to leaving town. Best ref- i
erences. MISS DICKERSON, Homo
for Incurables._ _
COMPETENT STE N O G~R A P II E R
wishes threo hours' work three times
a week. Salary $2.50 per week. II
10. cara Times-Dispatch._
hoarding;.
BOARDERS FOR TWO NICE, LARGE
rooma. 103 East Grace._
; wanted. BOARDERS FOR TWO ]
connecting rooms on parlor Moor;
i also one- single room. 312 S. Third.
j MRS. "fJTlAs. k~IiT>"vv^Ir8~u1T~e".VST
'Franklin; handsomely appointed
rnoms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room; opening on Sec?
ond Street Meals by day or week.
^ iloom? iov &em.
i NlCELY~ lFuT$NJSHED ROOMS FOR
I rent; Apply 914 East blay. Madison
2200-J._
TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED, FOR '
light housekeeping. 710 E. Franklin ''?
i Street._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR '
gentlemen; Third Street, near Main.!
all conveniences. Monroe lllM-J. !
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. VIR
; giula Apartments; every convenience; I
gentlemen only. II 14, care Times
Dlspatch.
W?l^TErJ, TWO YOUNG MEN OR
f.','Uple to occupy :argo front room,
with board; private \amily. Terms
reasonable; home comforts Madison
"<;~ir-?9L7 ~v- M#,n?_
I ONE FRONT ROOM. CONVENIENT TO
I bath: gentlemen. 107 N. Third.
' BRIGHT. ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
t hoard. Apply 72:; West Main.
'&eat <?scate ixic jfvaie.
j^A^M^FOR^fsIt E'ARM*.
five miles west of the city, fronting
on R.i F <fc P. R. R , at station;
mostly In cultivation; plenty pf \v >od
for own use. Very good eight-t'ppni
dwelling; line orchard, good shade
and water, and on a little rise, mak?
ing a beautiful view of railroad* etc.;
nice home for trucking <>r poultry
raising and work lit the city?$l,20v.
A real bargain.
A GOOD. ALMOST NEW SEVEN-ROOM
dwelling", well built, and three acrei
of land in 300 yards of station, on R.(
F &. Pi It. Ri; a real nice home and
a real bargain??2,000.
THE ABOVE ARE THE BEST BAR
gains on our list. AMOS & POJN
OEXTKR. 1110 E. Main._
SEND FOR 1011 FARM CATALOGUE;
containing the choicest Virgin! t
farm.s for sale. AMOS & POINDKX
TER, 1110 East Main._
WANTED. TO HELL A GOOD EIGHT
room, modern, brick dwelling: nice
bath, latrpbe and usual conveniences:
located north of Main, .one block
from Monroe Park. Will tsell tu
quick buyer for |4j6QO. Address 11
27. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, iTetT?HED /'.TENirROOM, \
well-built. Park Avenue home, near
Lee Monument; modern conveniences. '
Can be bought from owner, who :
needs money. Address G 22, caro
Times- Dispatch.
FOR SALE. VALUABLE; MILL PR?T7^
erty at Burdette, Va., on Virginian
Railway. An inexhaustible supply of
gum timber In vicinity of plant,
suitable for general manufacturing,
especially barrels, staves. butter
dishes, etc. Easy terms. Write THE
STE PH EN SON CO.. /.uni, Va.
NINE - ROOM BRICK. WITH STABLE.
Fourth Street, close t<> park; nice
central home. G 25, care Times-Dis?
patch.
YOUR RENT ' ACCOUNT PLACED
With N. W. BOWE & SON insures
best results.
FARMS' AND TIMBER-"LANDS; OUR
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia I pay your railroad faro.
Write for free catalogue. A.ddresa
J. R. ELAM. Box 267. Charlottesvill?.
Va_
FOR SALE, NEw'DETACIIElif FRAME
dwelling near Chimboruzo Park; all
modern Improvements; light up-to
date. For terms apply ;:i? North
Thirty-Sixth Street.
68-ACRE FA RM. WITH BUILDINGS.
$1,000; 484 acres, with buildings.
S 7.' t ? ? o; 60 acres, some buildings,
$1.000; 197 acre?, fine farm. JC.OOO;
r. acres on ear line near city. ?l,R00.
Must sell these farms quick. See
owner at once. W. C. SCHROEDER,
1301 East Main Street, second floor.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us if you wish to buy. sell,
rent or Insure. D. N. WALKER &
CO.. Real Estate and Insurance, No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance corner
njnth and Main)._
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE IN
rich county; good business; line op?
portunity. We have other proposi?
tions. See us. R. S. ELLYSON <fe CO..
2S North Ninth. _
^eal Estate lor %eju.
FO R RENtH: CQMF? RTAHLK DW ELL -
Ing. practically new. at Ashland. Va.;
eight rooms, pantry and bath; hot
and cold water, electric lights. Very
convenient' to both steam and elec?
tric railroad stations. Apply to MKS.
C. W. WRIGHT. Box 183, Ashland.
Va._
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.?SIX
roovn house, near car line; steam
heat, electric llehts: modern in every
respect; uncxpired lease. Will make
reduction In rent: leaving city. Ad
dresa P. P.. Box ,327._
WE'CAN PLEASE YOU! FIRST CALL
to see us if you wish to buy, sell
rent or Insure. D. N. WALKER &.
CO.. Ren] Estate and Insurance, No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main).
i&zal Csftate WLuntto.
TOUR ^RK?T ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON insures
best results.
LADIES, ATTENTION! FOR THE
REST SUITS AT LOWEST PRICES
SEE S. BUDMAN, LADIES' TAILOR; I
010 W. GRACE STREET. EVERY
SUIT GUARANTEED. PHONE MAD
[son tisii._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD j
at HUGHES'S, 200 North Third.
TUE POPULARITY OF L A D I E S'
TAILOR-MALE SUITS INCREASE
WITH EACH SEASON. FOR A GOOD
SUIT. WITH A GREAT DEAL OF
STYLE AND I N D I V I D U A LITV
ABOUT IT AT THE MOST REASON?
ABLE PRIOR. COME TO II. LEWIS.
LADIES' TAILOR. 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE MONROE 2565.
NOW IS THE TJME TO HAVE YOUR j
automobile painted for spring. The !
best work at R. HvBOSHER'S SONS, j
ir> South Ninth Street._j
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT " PLACED
with N. W. BOWE &? 80N insures
beat results.
nflatss WL&nttti.
WANTED, A FLAT. OF FIVE ROOMS:
modern conveniences. State price
and location: Answer at once. C,
R. J., Box 737, City,
DAILY PUZZLES
"What photographic term?
AXSWKll TO YESTERDAY'S lTZKLBi
Win fly.
jjfor jg>ale. _
FOR BALE'. cheap* SECOND-HAND
portable 8-horse-power "Best" steam
engine; In good running condition;
has been painted and overhauled. Ap?
ply to Postmaster, Huguenot, Va.
DRUG STORE FOR SA LE~?t~?~ SAC -
rlllce, in a hustling town near Balti?
more, on railroad; part cash, balance
_on time. H 23. care Times-Dispatch.
SECOND-HAND GUARANTEED MA
chinery of every description, iticlud- ;
ing hollers, engines, sawmills, wood- .
working machinery, shafting, nan*,
gers, pulleya and belting. I. BLU- i
FORD ?c CO.. 153S_ E._Cary_Streot,_I
FOi: SALE, A GROCER Y AND FRUIT ',
business; retiring from business sue-i
cessfully carried thirty years. Fine i
chance for pushing man. A. G. J
_1 ?ALLON, 419 N Sixth Street._j
FOR SALE,: ONE HALL ? GILT MIR
ror; slxe 4x0 feet; perfect condition;
cheap. Address J 51, cr.re Tlrhes
_Dispatch._
FOR SALE; ODD. ESTABLISHED, PA Y -
hlgi small grocery store, just out?
side of city limits, corner St. James
and Fell Streets; mostly coiorcd cash
trade; two rows of tenement houses
in course of erection within one
square; business will double. Rea?
son for sale, wholesale business. P.
ft. Box 112._
TWO,(RUNABOUTS, $30 AND 545; TWO
lop buggies, $35 and 340; one bus?
iness side spring buggy. for $45.
These are bargains. One grocery
wagon III first-class condition arid
painted. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 East
Cary.
FOII WAGONS. GO TO rTcUARDSON
BROS . CIS Brook Avonue._
Lumber, latuo, shingles, sa.sk,
blinds, doers. WOODWARD & SON.
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
TTv?~DCjCT?l?S^ $40 AND
550; runabout, $30; one cab, $125; one
trap. $35?all rubber tires. One two
horse truck good as new, $135; one
furniture wagon, $35; grocery wagons,
new and second-handi surreys, run?
abouts and buggies at cost. THOS. H.
duK E cc CO., feu4 Brook Avenue._
FIN E~S T AUTOMOBILE PAINTING !
done at R. H. BOSHER'S SONS. 15
South Ninth Street.
WE. CAN / SUP PI iX; YOU W IT HA NY -
thing In the vehicle line, new or
second-hand. Give us a call. A.
MEYER'S SON, 731 East Cary._
FOR .SALE;; ONE HAK I UN GTON Up?
right, rosewood-finish piano; good
condition; cheap. Address J 52, care
Times-Dispatch _
THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
business i>uggles, runabouts, surreys
and phaetons In the city. We have
the goods and prices, and anxious to
do business.
one rubber-tired. HEAVY-SIZE
pony runabout, that we have reduced
in price from $75 to $65. Worth your
attention.
SEVERAL LIGHT DELIVERY WAG
ons. one single truck, one laundry
wagon, one top delivery wagon, one
dump wagon, wo will sell at reduced
prices to make room.
ONE HIGH-GRADE TOP BUGGY,
with steel tires, two rubber-tired
runabouts, all very little used, will
s.U cheap. BRISTOW-WORSHAM
COo 1135 East Main.
|H0. ?KIN(fsBU1 i Y UPR1 Gl iT PIANO;
nice tone and very pretty machine
carved case; 7 1-3 octaves; stool and
scarf included. Si per week buys it.
CRAFTS. Fifth am! Grace Streets.
S195.?VERY EAP.?'-!: UPRIGHT CAPBN
piano; magnificent t?ne; full oc?
tavos; ipahoganv case; cost $350; our
price $191?. CRAFTS, Fifth and Grace
Streets. _
PIANOLA $97; ROSEWOOD CASE; AS
good as over, but has. been used, i
Cost $250; our price $07, and on very j
easy terms?$1 per week will buy it. i
CRAFTS, Fifth and Graco Streets-_|
WELL-ESTABLISII ED G R?C E 11 Y
business; large trade, fine location.
Good terms to quick purchaser. See
_us._R. 8. ELLYS?N & CO._
CHASE & BAKER PLAYER $16?. THIS
player ought to bring much more,
but it must go to make room for
our own make players, which are
now coming in from the factory.
Very easy terms. CRAFTS, Fifth and
(Trace Streets.
STUYVESANT UPRIGi IT PIANO; AS
good as any of that make; must go
for th?j low p'rice of 5107, stool and
scarf Inc.uded. Tf you want a bar- i
gain see this piano. $1 per week buys I
it. CRAFTS, Fifth and Grace Streets.
$23.?GOOD ORGAN - FOR' A SMALL !
parlor: 50c per week. CRAFTS, Fifth I
and Grace Streets,
sr?xw?Y upr7g11tT'Ti97~stu T7rz ;
uprights $210; Schaeffer upright; >
$238; Thayer upright. $214; Crafts
upright. $310; small upright, $9$. All j
of these have been used, hut are In
good condition. Some are several i
years old, but in many cases can
hardlv be told from new. Send for
bargain list. THE GRAFTS PIANO
CO.. Fifth and Grace Streets
FOR SALE.. THR E B sE < 'OX i.?- H A X D,
single trucks, first-class condition;;
one second-hand single farm wagon, !
little used: also new single and
double trucks, grocery wagons. C.
BRISTOW, 15 North Eighteenth,
OWN A BUSINESS. be IN DEPEND;
ent. Earn 325 to Si no u week. No
capital required; only our system.
\\" rl t ft to-day for Success Booklet.
VICTOR COLLECTION INSTITUTE.
Columbus. O._
FOR SALE, ONE D~F THE BEST RE?
tauraht propositions In the city of
Baltimore. Owner retiring. Will j
sell properly and business or busi- i
ness only. Long lease to n respom.i - !
ble party. Address JAMES b. GUY
TQNj 213 St._Pau_l St., Baltimore, M<),
MR:' - GEORGE AINSL1 K ANN? HJNCES
the removal of his law office to
Aiiici lean National Rank''iiiit 11.11ng
WE .' CAN.' REPA 111 YO U R .. AUTOMO -
bile springs, body. top. cushions,
wheels and paint In the finest man?
ner. R. H. BOSHER'S SONS. 15 S.
Ninth Street.
FOE SALE. TO active BUSINESS
man, controlling interest in incor?
porated retail business In most pro?
gressive city in Virginia, doing an?
nual business about $70.000: Ad?
dress H 24. care Times-Dispatch.
YOUR .RENT ?cc? UN T PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON insu..?a
best results.
WANTED. TWO OK THREE NICELY
furnished rooms for light housekeep?
ing by gentleman and wife, in good
location. g 30, care Timerj-Disputcii.
NEW york SHOE shine and hat
Cleaning removed from 810 East
Main to 720 East Main. Separate
room for ladles._
your rent account placedj
with n. W. howe & 80n Insures!
best results. _
MASSAOE TREATMENT IS MOST BF
ilcaclous in rheumatism, neurasthe?
nia, indigestion and poor circulation.
219 E. Clay Street._
MR. GEORGE AINSLIE ANNOUNCER
the removal of his law ofllco to
A.iiei)can National [tank Bu?jlng.
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
at U. H. BOSHER'S SONS, IS South
Ninth Street_ _
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S.
302 North Ninth Street. hauln trunks
for 25 cents, valises 15 cents; claim
checks Issued at tho house for your
baggage. Two men on our wagon.
We make a specialty of moving fur?
niture and pianos. Phono Madison
1445; residence phone Monroe 2460.
W A N TED. THE PUBLIC TO KNO W
that JAHN KB BROS. Jewelers. 912
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sll
ver always taken In exchange._
LESSER. THE LADIES' TAILOR, THE
only one In town who makes a spe?
cialty In altering all kinds of gar?
ments to the latest fashion. Raleigh
Apartment, Harrison and Franklin.
Phone Madison 4523.
LONG'S WOOD IS EXACTLY LIKE ALL |
good, dry, heating wood?It lasts, and
your work goes on smoother. His
coal makes ashes after It burns,
Madison 1060 and 1070._
FFlClTcltY STOVE WOOD.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
be3t hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY._
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal of quality. We are
here to please you. Madison 6008.
NORTH SIDE WOOD AND COAL CO.,
640 North Sixth StreeL
jf lat? tnr $ -nL
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING FLAT.
7 N. Sixth Street. Phone Monroe 830.
Wa'n^ED'^To' BUY AT SECOND?
hand, a gang-plow. Box 31, Route
_L\_ Glen Allen. Va,_
WAN'A ED. Tu BUY FOh CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phon?
Madisop 3851.
PLAIN HE WING OR HOUSEWORK,
by day or linlfday. 121S 1-2 Taylor
Street, upstairs._
S E C O N D -1 IA~N D MACHINERY of
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 e.
Gary St. Phone Madison :1526.
\vTntKI?. D?O?VOOD POLES~IN CARr
load f. o. b. Norfolk, i feet lonu and
up. three (holies In diameter and up.
_H._R. WORTH. Greensho ro. X. C.
R. S.~ELLYSON & CO. COLLECTION
Agency. 28 North Ninth. Bills col?
lected promptly in und out the city.
?H?tellmtous.
shoe repairing.
MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED, $1;
half-soled, 75c; ladles', 60c: chil?
dren's. 4Cc.? and up, accordinK to i
elze. Every pair sewed; no nails I
or pegs. Host leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 716 E
Maln. Phone Monroe 2667._
ALATTJCBSSEfc?.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES It EM AD B
now; Hanitary methods used; rellablo
work. SYDNOR &. HUNDLEY. 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
SAFES
THE M?SLER SAFE COMPANY BANK
safes, the Manganiso Screw-door and
Corless, lire and burglar proof vaults,
tire proof safes, etc. Address lor
catalogue and estimates, G. T.
CRALLE, Agent for Virginia and
North Carolina, Blackstone. Va.
watch RBPA1 RING]
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOBIEN, JR., Is a
guarantee that it is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning.
$1; main springs, gl. 408 Btu? ?roart.
Street. 411 work guaranteed.
BAKERY;
2-POUND RAISIN CAKE. 25c; KTVJfi
kind.-: layer cakes, 15c; 61oav??H
bread for 25c. DRINKARD'S, 123 1-2 1
_Nort h_S i x t \u_
Dy KING ? AND CLEAN 1NG.
THE. BEST DYEING AND CLEANING
can be found at GILL'S. Suits
scoured and pressed, 75c. :!25 North
_Fifth. 'Phone lg62.M_
DYEING. G Iii JA N I NO, PR ESSING BUS
iness; splendidly fitted up, Host lo?
cation; doing good business. Clieon
rent. Small sum will buv. R. S.
BLLYSON & CO.
iflzettngs.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK?
HOLDERS.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY has been called by resolu?
tion of tho Hoard of Directors of said
company, to bo held at the principal
oftice of said company at Seventh and
Main Streets, in the city of Richmond.
V?., on TUESDAY. THE 11TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1911, at the hour of 12 o'clock
noon, for the following purposes among
others:
1. To consider and act upon a pro?
posed indenture? between the Virginia
Railway and Power Company and the
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, trustee, supplemental to and
amending in certain particulars the j
mortgage Or deed of trust of the Vir- |
glnin Railway and Power Company ic
said trustee, dated July l, 1908. tb se?
cure ah authorized issue of $15,000,000
of first and refunding mortgage bonds, |
2. To consider and net upon a propo?
sition for refunding certain of tho
bonds secured by underlying mortgage
Hens on the properties of said com?
pany more fully set out in its first and
refunding mortgage of July l, 1909.
aforesaid.
3. To consider and act upon a prop?
osition and proposed rigraomont for
tkt sale by said company of its tlrsr
and refunding mortgage bonds secured
by tho indenture of July 1. 1900, afore?
said, to an aggregate amount of
000,000. being a part ot tho bonds
served under raid mortgage for re?
funding and retiring underlying bonds
and for Improvements, additions an?!
ox tensions to property and other cor?
pora ?<: purposes, as more fully set out
ii< s:'!(' mortgage.
I. To consider and act upon any mat?
te.- pertinent to any one or more of
tho Objects aforesaid rind any other
mutter or iruttbr's which may proper?
ly be considered or acted upon at a
slpi.'tiri) or gepotal meeting of the
stockholders cf said company.
The transfer Looks for tho stock of
said company will oe closed nt hooh
on Saturday, the 25th day of Feb?
ruary. 1911. and reopened at It) o'clock
A M. on Wednesday, the 15th day of
March, 1911.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GUV PHILLIPS. Secretary.
&??JlCinl0.
i
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE SSSSgf
Medicine? Dent l/iiry?I'tianunoy.
For session ot lOlO-'ll.
New Building. Perfeot equip?
ment. Experienced faculty of eigh?
ty-one teachara.
LL.?.- ? .i
fi A STATKD COMMUNICATION OF
VVJopca Lodge, No. 40. A., F. & A.
/V\M.. will bo hold at the Maaonlo
Teiriple, THURSDAY, 2d InBt.. at 7:3<J
o'clock P. M.
Members of sister lodges and tran
slojit brethren are fraternally Invited
to bo preaont.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
_ _Becrotary.
COMPANIONS OF RICHMOND
_ Royal Arch, Chapter No. 3, will
r*3b$g[ attend a stated convocation of
tholr chapter at the Masons'
ban, on Franklin Stroet. THIS (Thurs?
day) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock.
All Royal Arch Maaons are Invited
to attend to assist In conferring de?
grees.
By ordor of the M. E. H. P..
GEO. F. KEESEE. Sec'y.
Rlohmond, Va., March 1, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Tredogar Com?
pany will be held at tho company's
oftlco in the city of Richmond on
MARCH 16. 1911, it 12 M.
J. R, J. ANDERSON.
_Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the CHESAPEAKE WESTERN
RAILWAY will be held at tho princi?
pal office of the company, No. 1209
Mutual Building, Richmond. Va., on
TUESDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1911, at 10 o'clock A M., for
the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business ae
may properly come before the meet- i
ing.
W. H. HALL. ,
Secretary'
Jjpoultrp, $et anbJUte g^tor?
EGG S1 ' EG *jtS:?FOR ^S ALE. StNQLE
eomb White Leghorn oggs, $1 per
setting of 16; Indian Runner duck
eggs. $1 per setting of 11. W. M.
MI LAM, R. F. P., No. 4. City.
FOR SALE. 30 OUTSIDE TUMBLERS:
colors, black, red, yellow. Blue Al?
monds, black and red checks, evenly
mated. They go at 25c. apleco for
wh/de bunch. Can be seen at 62S
North Fourth Street. JACK WILSON
is the man._
FOR SALE, S. C BROWN LEGHORN
eggs. 75c. a sitting; $4.00 per 100.
STRAWBERRY HILL POULTRY
YARDS. Box 287, City._
FOR SALE, $1 EACH SEVERAL S O.
White Leghorn cockerels, bred from!
prize stock. 109 N. Seventh Street.
nfDTTITTfTHTIrW' WUT IPKJKPWMOMMMKniMtTVrTirilMfagriTi
By Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT WELL BUILT AND VERY DE
SI RAR LB DWELLING, CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH,
No. 1 4 South Lorn
bardy Street
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1311,
at 5:30 P. M..
on the premises, we will offer the
above property at auction.
The lot has a wide frontage on the '
western side of Lombardy Street, and
runs back a great depth, with wide
alley on side.
This Is a good investment, as houses
in this locality are always in demand.
T'nls property is now occupied by an
excellent tenant.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced
at sale.
GREEN & REDD,
Auctioneers.
By Epps-Epps & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
SUBURBAN HOME. WEST VIEW, ON
WESTHAMPTON LINE, STOP 22. ON
THURSDAY. MARCH 2, 1311,
at 5:30 P. M.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer the above for sale. House con?
tains eight rooms, electric lights, and
heated by furnace. Lot fronts 70 feet
on Libby Avenue by 190 feet to a 10
foot alley';
TERMS; Liberal and announced at
tale.
EPPS-EPPS & CO..
Auctioneers.
$te?l &?tate for ^aie.
Only $4,750
WILL PURCHASE A
New Corner Store and
Dwelling
On Church Hill now
Renting for $530 Per
Annum
See this BARGAIN to-day sure.
A. J. Chewning Company.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
"Benvenue Farm." the property of
the late Captain David Meade, situated
near White Post and Millwood, Clarke
county. Contains 250 acres of line
wheat land; also an apple, orchard.
Brick dwelling, largo barn and other
outbuildings. One-half mile from Nor?
folk and Western Railway station.
This i.s one of the most valuable and
productive farms in the Shenandoah
Valley. For further particulars, ad?
dress HUBERT SNOW DEN, Special
j Commissioner, Alexandria. Va.
Senate Passes Baggett Bill.
State Primary Measure
Considered.
\
iSpeolal to Tho Times-Di3patch.)
Raleigh, N. C. March 1.?Tho Sonate
discussed at great length the BaKROtt
hill for pulling mlloage on the trains, i
as amended by the commluoo, to slm- |
Ply requlro tho railroads to maintain
two windows at all stations in towns I
of 2.000 and more, inhabitants, so that
mileage tickets can bo more readily
procured before boarding trains. The
measure passed by a vote of 40 to 8.
This was ordered engrossed and sent
to the Houso.
The Houso tabled the bill for the
protection of forests from fire. The
bill in tho Senate passed, and was fthen
recalled on the claim being made by
Senators that objectlonablo features
were found in It.
Tho House adopted a resolution of
esteem for J. &L Poole, veteran at the
Soldiers' Home, who celebrated his
100th birthday to-day. the adjournment
to-night being in his honor.
A bill was passed the Houso to re?
duce tho number of oil inspectors from
ten to five; to assist tho Attorney
General, and to Increase that official's
Pay.
The Houso p>asaod on second read?
ing the Senate bill for farm life
schools.
By a vote of 24 to 17. the Senate to?
night passed on second readlntr the
Hobgood bill, providing for primary
elections by all parties throughout the
State. On objection, It went over for
It may be from overwork, but
tho chances are its from an in?
active LIVER. -?ab.
With a well conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue.
It adds a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be kept in healthful action
by, and only by
TAKE? NO SUBSTITUTS,
Corner House
Park Avenue
Eight large rooms and modern con?
veniences. Price, 56,800. No Informa?
tion over phone.
OHAS!
A. ROSE CO..
6 North Ninth.
FOR SALE.
Manufacturing Site
Wo have, u large lot near railroad In
South Richmond, well suited for a
manufacturing plant or large ware?
house. Can bo bought at a bargain.
O. 1,. & 11. I.. DE NOON,
821 East Main Street.
J&eal <Eatate for gent^
Green & RedcPs
RENT LIST
1118 West Avenue. 11 rooms (fur?
nished) .5*00
1122 West Main Street, S rooms.. -ISO
1S02 Grove Avenue. 7 rooms. lOo
2608 West Main Street. 0 rooms... 360
202 N. Strawberry Street, 7 rooms :i:t0
1 727 Floyd Avenue. 7 rooms. 330
Kin Beverly Street. 7 rooms...... 216
812 Randolph .Street, 7 rooms.... 200
13 N. 20th Street. 7 rooms. I SO
Corner West and Wallace Streets. 6
rooms . 180
Rellcvue Apartment, No. l. 7 rooms 420
1020 W. Main St., 4 rooms. 1st flat. 270
1000 N. Boulevard. 7 rooms. 2d Hat 200
1514 N; Dickinson, 5 rooms, 2d Hat 8.00
2014 Grove Ave.. 3d flat. " rooms; * 240
90S W. Main, 2d flat, 7 rooms... . 150
501 W. Grace Street. 12 rooms... 600
610 Lamb Avenue. 8 rooms. 360
3009 E. Main Street. 9 rooms. 360
1212 N. 23d Street. 9 rooms. 22.50
Phone 2100.
To Rent
a modern house on Franklin
Street or Monument Avenue
?from Monroe Park to Davis
Monument. Will take long lease
at good rent. Address J-78, care
Times-Dispatch.
To lend on Improved City Renl Estate?fi per cent.?in sums as fol
$1,000 $2,000 $2,500
$3,000 $5,000 $6,500, Etc
j J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
! T. I) i?it_
A VERY ATTRACTIVE
SUBURBAN HOME
Situated in oak grove of nine acres. The house is new ami modern,
containing nine rooms furnace heat. Ten minutes' walk to Forest Hill
car line. Price, $$,600.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
T. D. 3-2-11?It
What a name in the piano
world.
For generations the stand?
ard by which all instruments
have been judged.
Write us for FREE cata?
log.
Walter D. Moses
& Co.
103 E. Broad Street.
Oldest Music House In Va.
and N. C.
third reading umtll Thursday, bo ins Bet
as special order at 10 o'clock. The
bill was considerably modified by
amendment, striking out section 17.
relating to the misdemeanor charge
against a voter participating in a pri?
mary, and then failing to support the
ticket of any political party, with
which he claimed to be affiliated. Th?
amended hill changes the date of the
primary from the first Tuesdav in Sep?
tember to the first Tuesday in August
The Supreme Court delivered to-da,.\
opinions In ten appeals, and announced
the withdrawal of another. The lisl
follows:
Patrick vs. Springs. Hyde county
no error; SearLn vs. Browning, "War?
ren, affirmed; Batoman vs. Kramer
Tyrell, no error; G-ullford vs. Receivers
Norfolk Southern Railroad. Beaufort
no error: Staate vs. Ruffln, Cherry anrt
Glllam, Bertie, error; Kerr vs. Hicks
Warren, n<> error; Harvel vs. Wcldor.
Lumber Company, Northampton. af?
firmed: Lee vs. Mauley, Hertford, new
trial: State vs. Hopkins. Pitt, no error
Styron vs. A. and N. C. Railroad. Car
toret, appeal withdrawn by plaintiff.
PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE
TENDERS RESIGNATION
Professor Soniervllle Will Retire Whei
Successor I? Elected?-Otlicr^
Krcderiel**hurK New?.
[Special to The Times-Despatch.]
Fredoricksbur?;. Va., March 1.?Pro?
fessor S. W. Somervlllc. president o!
Fr^dcrl.^k^burg Ool'ege has tenderer:
his resignation, to take effect as-soor.
as his successor is appointed. Me ha?
nlso resigned as superintendent of th<
assembly's Home and School of Fred
ericksburg-. Ho has served the assem?
bly's Home and School for fifteen
years. * i
Henry <:. Chesley has been appolnteri
an co-receiver with Isaac. Hlrsh and A.
Randolph llowanl. as receivers fp.t
the Merchants and Mechanics Buildlm?
and Loan Association, and the three
receivers have entered Into a bond ol
$25,000. They will wind up the affairs
? ?f the association, under the orders
and directions of the Corporatlor
Court.
The Fredericksburg Spoke Works
and Landram Wagon Works were of?
fered at public auction here yester
! day. and withdrawn on a bid of $16,000.
The Baltimore nnd the Chesapeake
Steamboat Company will construct a
$25,000 pier at Colonial Beach, on the
Potomac River. In Westmoreland coun
I iy.
i An educational conference of the
Eighth Congressional District, com?
posed of white teachers in the coun?
ties of Alexandria, Cttlpeper. Fairfax}
Fauquier, Kitig George. Loudoun,
Louisa. Orange. Prince William, Staf?
ford arid the city of Alexandria, num?
bering several hundred, will be held
at Orange March .10. Ill and April 1.
when distinguished educators will ad
dress the gathering.
The Business Men's Association
which invited Manager W. T. Dahney.
of the Chamber of Commerce of Rich?
mond, to address the Business Men's
Association In this city on the even?
ing of March I I, has arranged to hole
the meeting in the courthouse, wheif
the public will ne invited to hear the
address, and after the speaking a ban
1 cjuel will be served lb 100 or more at
Hotel Frederick, when Mr. Dabney will
be the guest of honor. President Hen?
ry Dann oh!, of the association, will
preside!
Mrs. .1. i,. Davis, daughter of Dr. W.
id. Crittenden. of Orange county, wai
j severely bitten by a cat. and she was
hurried to Baltimore for treatment.
HI BNEMAN WILL ilEOItfiaxize
COAST ARTILLERY COMPANY
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
j Norfolk. Va.. March I.?Captain C. P..
Fieineman, of Portsmouth, will reor
! gani/.e a company of Coast. Artillerv.
I?nd expects to have am excellent or?
ganization. Captain Heinoman has the
rull and entire confidence of the State
and Federal military authorities, and
in the annual report, of the companies
recently made nubile, was given the
highest commendations for his work
in lite department. Ho has the ap?
proval of Adjutant-General Sale In his
efforts to put a company across the
river. Captain Helneman resides in
Norfolk at present.
DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
IN ANNUAL MBKTlXO
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. I
I Washington. D. C March 1.?Tint
annual meeting of the Virginia Demo
' cratic Society was held this evening;
I at the Ebbitl House, and was well
I attended Steps were taken looking
! toward the consolidation of the so
I ciety with other Virginia organism -
I Hons in Washington. The following
I ofilcers were elected for the ensuing
I year: President. Roger C. Glasscoek;
[ vice-President. L H. Shoemaker
Secretary, M. R, Buckey; Treasurer, J.
B. Bough.
' Charters Issued.
The following charters were Issued
by the State Corporation Comniisslon
! yesterday:
Bryant & Company. Incorporated,
i Spring Garden; Va. J. W. Bryant, pres?
ident. Dry Fork, Va.; E. L, Cox, vice
j president, Dry Fork; C. D. Bryant, sec
I retary and treasurer. Spring Garden,
I Vh. 'Capital stock: Maximum. $25,000,
minimum. $10,000. Objects anci pur?
poses: Mercantile nnd building material
business.
The Oifloe Specialty Company, lncor
porated, Richmond. L, W. Ryland,
prostdent; Barton Heights. Va.-. J. H.
Blunt, vice-president; H. P. Harris,
secretary and treasurer, both Rich?
mond Capital stock: Maximum, $15.
ooo; minimum. $1.500. Objects and
: purposes: Deal In pffloe supplies, furnl
I ture, etc.
I A license to do business In the Stat*
was issued to the Aetna Accident and
Liability Company, a corporation or?
ganize.1 and existing under the laws of
Connecticut, a written power of attor?
ney having been filed with the com?
mission appointing .Joseph Button,
Commissioner of. Insurance, as statu?
tory agent. The maximum capital au
tho'rir.ed by the charter la $l,000,00?.
and the object and purpose Is to con
duct .i liability insurance business.
A license to' do business In the Stats*
I was Issued to the Granite State -Flra
Insurance Company, a corporation or
I ganl?od and existing under the law*
? or Now Hampshire, a written power Of
I attorney having been, hied with th?
commission appointing Joseph Button,
Commissioner of Insurance, of Rich?
mond, statutory agent. The maximum
! capital authorized bv the charter IS
j $500.000. ,ip?-| the object and pUrpos?
I to conduct a tiro Insurance bucine**.

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