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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD
when paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for iess than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS vshen 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.
3lo?r, anb JfQimu.
$800 KEWAHD AND NO QUESTIONS
asked for return, of nine-stone clus?
ter diamond iihg. two-Ktono dia?
mond and gurnei ring and one ;:>.i<i
v. iiieh. missing Mit??-?- .lanu'ary 8 from
708 NV. Graco Street, title] receive re?
ward,
A l Tu . ? OL-- 1 .?LDEST, LAUGEST
and best-equippvd and only real
practical ii uto school in this Htiction.
'Men day und night t!:?- year .(round.
?'.m h<m< for yourself, uur sat
Ir>(l>2tI i>u nils aru our reforohcos.
HICIIMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
ii v ]Broad Street.
V. VNTED, MEN AND BOYS TO WOHK
iu our nursery, G inter Park; VV. T.
HOOD Sr. CO.
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION BY ac
tun) practice iu fully equipped; mod?
ern. up-toVdatd machine h1i??j?, on the
latest and most Improved cars;
chauffeurs earn $loo nor mouth and
tip Wo Invite- Inspection. Part pay
moiils: balance when yon secure po?
sition ; day or night Instruction; po?
sitions secured competent graduates;
bank references; ten years in this
bufcliicus; ?'ldo.it. largest! heat; an
aviation department. NATIONAL
.\ v I a T 1 O n A N I' AUTOMOBILE
HCHOOL, M West Main, near Jeller
sdii Hotel.
V ?:. Ti.'i. i '< H .< ? i; l". i > ASSISTANT
cook and experleheed white waiter.
WILLIAM GEBHARDT. I S. K?UI
tr. ? nth St root.
t, It A n i T ec U TT E P} S?MINI .MUM
wasrr-si. ;;7 I-2c. per hour: open shop.
jid.drcfifl Box t ?.. jjinn, South ' 'arollnn.
v? \ nTED. at" i >sc'h:.~ "si IbeTl in
duatrioua man w> work on farm. A.
(!ARY HAR BISON. Edlow, Va.
V N.NTED V COLORED CHA? I'l 'EUR
to drive n Palmer-Singer elx-alxty.
i-' ''i?n-pas.H(iiB''.r. 1911; Must Know
liow to read nnd write and to have
had not loss than a year's experience.
State salary wanted: Also reference.
Amtwor Box 512; Lynchhnrg. Va._
WANTED, MEN TO LEARN barber
trade; only lew weeks required.
. Wnges lifter first month. Steady po?
sition guaranteed. Write for cata?
logue. MOLER'S HARBEB COL
LEGBj 207 Bowery. NewYork City.
V? A.NTlVlT" uii: plkss" KEEL lbs." A.
s. K BAT/. Second and Decatur
Streets, South Richmond;_
ff??! i? i:;: v? T\ :<>-, mi n to travel-.
f?alftrv nnd commission paid nightly
ij j:,\KW\V. W.jt'lav Street. _____
Vi VNTED;, GOOD GENERAL i'tility
colored man oh small place, l?; miles
from Richmond. Must bo good driver
arid understand the euro of horses
Prefer u man who was raised on tlie
: i tu und known how to do general
work. Good wages and home to right
party. Apply Boom No. 525, Amerl
f.-ah National Lank Building. Rich?
mond; Vjai
WANTED, WOH king MANAGER FOR
umall farm: 30 acres, l? miles from
Richmond. Must understand care of
horses, cows, poultry-raising, truck.
< orii and hay. and keeping things
nt> In proper shape. Nice eottng*
arid good homo for light party. Ap
nJ\- Loom No. 02.r>, American National
Bank Ru11 dIhri P.Ichtnond. Va.
V.'.NTi:'!' YOUNG MEN.; IN our Au?
tomobile training school?a complete
course in driving arid repairing for a
Knuill cash payment. You may be
liomo competent in few weeks and
? uro a position paying from 575
to $100 per month. Call and Inspect
nur shop and lecture hull. rich?
MOND AUTOMOBILE school. 91S
West Broad.
V. ' NTEd! AT ONC B, 1 nt !?: LLIGENT
dfllce "coy. Apply Boom 1125; Mutual
Hu?dlup. at :? A. M
K'?NTBD'i by "WHOLESALE HOUSE,
bright hoy or young man to learn
thf. business. State salary expected
In replying. Apply II 255, care
Times-Dispatch.
$VANTED, YOUNG MEN, (W11ite and
colored i to prepare as flromen, brake
men, m?t?rmen, Bleeping car and
train porters. Virginia roads: $65 to
$150 a month. Hundreds put to work
?without experience. Inclose stamp
for application blank. Name posi?
tion wanted. INTEL. RAILWAY.
Dept. A 5, Indianapolis. Ind.
WANTED,' FOR, U. S,. ARMY, j ABLiB
bodled. unmarried men, between ages
of IS nnd 36; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write the
r.r.glish language. For information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. 820 East
Broad St., Richmond, Va.; 151 Sycamore
tit.. Petersburg. Va.. or Columbia Build?
ing. Granby St. Norfolk. Vo._
6,000 .GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN;
Wrlto for list. FRANKLIN INSTI?
TUTE, Dep't. 370 e. Rochester. n. Y.
TOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN-:
nient position; $S0 month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dep't. .771 e, Rochester,
N. Y._?_
WOODWORKlisrc; IVL?'nT. WE'LL Lo?
cated In growing North Caro?
lina town, making fixtures, cab?
inet mantelB, interior trim, and
operating sash, door and blind
department, wants competent man
nl once to manage entirely
manufacturing end, and will make
attractive proposition to right, man
si'ter ability Is demonstrated. In an
BWeririg send in first letter references
nnd state salary wanted to begin
?with. Address j 287, care Times-Dis?
patch. _
men WANTED! AGE 18-35, fob
ilrempn, $100 monthly, and bra ke?
inen, SSO; on nearby railroads. Expe?
rience unnecessary. No strike. Po?
sitions guaranteed competent men.
Promotion. Railroad employing head?
quarters; over 10a men sent to posi?
tions monthly. State age; send stamp
RAILWAY ASSO.. care Times-Dis
pa tell.
^clp Wmttb, Jfemale.
\V a N T E FC I ?' I b ST - class " cooic^AN 5
housemaid; two in family; adults.
Modern apartment; high-class refer?
ences required. Liberal wages for
right party. Telephone Madison
1107-.I._ _ _
WANTED. BY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Stenographer and typewriter; in re?
plying stale salary expected. Ap?
ply .1 262, care 'rimes-Dispatch._
lady~"s?ijcVt<bYsT neat appear
nnco: salary and commission: pleas?
ant, profitable work 710 E. Franklin
_Street. E. WALSH._ .
.WANTED,'AT, once, TWO YOUNG
ladles as assistants to the manager
of (ho lunch department, of the V. W.
v. A- _??????.
|2TTo FOR FLAT; SEVEN iT??'ms;
rontral; furnished or unfurnished.
Address h 2 15. enre TImcs-Dlspatch.
FLATS FOB RENT.?TVV?-R?OM,
furnished bachelor apartment, with
bath, nt Greshain Court; by month
, or for unexplred term. Apply to C.
J. TINDER, Mcr.
! WANTED. kxperiknckd S?iTkSMEN
fuuiillui' with the groceiy trade hav?
ing haiJ experience in the local Hold
soiling specialties through the Jobbor.
State experience a he] references. Ad
dross i'. <). Hox :;(>:;. New orleun.-. I.u.
WANTED; SA LKSM kn to 'in t Kit
yleiv thq voters in euch county on a
new proposition; the 1910 census ?iio
"f the fealiiros*; excellent reminiora
tIon: exclusive territory; training
given. Address RAND; MCNALLY ri
: CO., New York City. _
I wanted; industrial stJlTcit?rs
; lor accident and health Insurance;
strong company; lit?*-?-;? i contract;
j Can use one commercial salesman;
I Jilox City. jj_ j
| high-CLASS SAlesman, Tu CALL
on Ues: merchants in Virginia and
i North Carolina; an uxccptldnul op
I portunity tor ?. man of strong per
, sodality. Address, with reference,
HllEHHY mercantile agency.
McCloHaud Btill'llitK'. Lexington. k'y.
' ? j.1 '.. SrJ!WTJW! L ' "- "vria'tw" _ . "
Situations W&antth, Jf cmalc.
WASHING TO LK> AT 424 W OI'VaL
, Street, Satisfaction truarahtccd_
AGENTS! STOP RIGHT HERE. SO*me
thihg new; $45 t<- $90 a week. Sells
on stritt; 100 per cent, profit. No
charge tor territory. New automatic
razor shariieridr, absolutely guaran?
teed for life. One aKent, without ex?
perience, took 27 orders ftrut day
out tsworn statement;, 20 ordi rs
{ next day; profit for two days, $7'.*.r,0;
100.000 hold in font months. Pin -
iiomenul money-maker. Men cvery
j where lire excited over the ir ;t<
rtous accuracy and perfection of this
lirtie machine. Wrlto to-day tor
full detail.-:. fr<r. \Vc want Loot)
i agents in ?xcl?slvo territory at once.
j Address Tili: NEVEHFAIL COM
J PA NY. 1001 Colton Building. Toledo.
I rdiio
IBoarDtng.
! Siitsr'cii'Asr k? bowtspTu'"'!-;ast
Franklin; handsoihel> appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-veri
i tllated dining room; oponiriK on Sec?
ond Htreet. Mi-al? by day or week
[ A COUPLE ir7~ WKST END WOULD
; llV;e i eouph or I wd gentlemen to
? board in their home. Madison 65.80-J
MRSj. A. D. camm Z2Q EAST GRACE
j lias a large, delightful, sec?nd-story
j front room, with liotifd, for two or
J three._
IE THE COOK IS SICK. OB '> ?? ABE
tired of housekeeping, try a month
?it Henry Clay Inn. Ashland. V?,
dIw.k;MTl?;T7~k(7?Ms and excel
lent table board; 210 East Grace.
_Street._
BOAR de UBi W a NT K d j N IC K ROOM s;
317 j: Franklin Street. MISS PAL
mqr17.
ivoorn? for &ent.
NICEhVy FURNISJIED ROOMS. '.'Ii e.
Clay Street. Phone Madison 2200-J.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT!
also four flats, store: corner Broad
rind Boulevard. _
h A N D S O M E FURNISHED ROOMf
heat, electric li^'ht. tihono: Southern
exposure; with board. Ai)t)l.V East
Franklin Street._
TAVO : CONNECTING; ROOMS ON SEC
ond floor, with kitchen; suitable for
light housekeeping; convenient to
bath, phones; etc. 512 E. Franklin.
CoWier "f r~i x t i:.
l?u?inc?? ?ppportunitte?.
HA VINt; i >i;ci 1 >E1 > "TO K i3T] re EEpM
the druic business, and speedily, as
) other interests claim immediate at?
tention. 1 am offorirm for sale my
drug ?tore at 2400 East Bro.id Street,
at public auction. 'j'his is the hand?
somest and befit equipped and stock?
ed drug store in Richmond. Not ;<
dollar's worth of dead stock; all
fresh and new and assorted to meet
requirements of neighborhood; Af?
ter a. year's hard work, business has
been brought to a paying basts and
increasing daily, with a splendid fu?
ture, second to none In Richmond.
The location is ideal, both for neigh?
borhood, family and transient trade:
'.*;. per cent, caah trade; credit trade
"o. K." Full prices obtained. Ex?
cellent prescription trade that will
triple in next year, as will drug and
soda water trude. under proper man?
agement. Located next door to Sta?
tion B post-office and opposite St.
John's Church and at intersection of
three car lines. Store, has the confi?
dence and bucking of the physicians
? of the s'-ction and throughout Rich?
mond generally. The modern and
; up-to-date drug store of Church Hill
that appeals to every ono and at?
tracts universal attention. No com?
petition that conflicts or that cannot
be lived down. Any one buying, de
Blrlng to cut rates, of even main?
tain the Retail Druggists' Associa?
tion prices, can control enough cash
patronage to maintain two stores, as
the scope of tills and outlying terri?
tory is immense. Now, with the
handsomest fixtures. handsomest
soda fountain iind best appointed
store in city, tld.s should appeal to
any one interested. Books open for
inspection. Sale to take place Tues
! day. March 21, at P. >L CM AS. \V,
EATON; Proprietor, East Broad
Street.
OFFICE SPACK??~Wild". FuTtNISlVoF^
flee space, equipment, services, to
legitimate proposition for share in
business. Light manufacturing space.
'Jive particulars for interview. Ad?
dress K .'M7, e.ara Timcg.Dispatch._
BUSINESS OPPORTUN!TY?RARE op?
portunity afforded for purchase of
entire stock (Inventoried $7,000),
Kood will. etc.. of retail shoe busi?
ness on Broad Street. Apply JOSEPH
C. TAYLOR; Trustee in Bankruptcy,
?S Chamber of Commerce.
DO' "f?? AVANT TO SELL YOUR BUS
incss or an interest In it? We Imvo
parties ready to Invest.
ELIA'SON & CO.. 28 N. Ninth Street.
IF YOU ARK LOOKING FOR A GOOD
business proposition see. us. R. S.
ELLYSON A: CO 2S N. Ninth Street.
inventors:
THE VIRGINIA PATENT SALES COR
poration will apply for, p.cquire. buy.
sell, assign, lease, pledge, mortgage,
or otherwise dispose of patent rights,
licenses, privileges, inventions, trade?
marks, trade names and pending ap?
plications therefor. Write us. No.
20S Commonwealth Bank Building,
Richmond, Va. Telephone Monroe 175.
WANTED, TO SELL HALF INTEREST
in drug store to a registered drug?
gist; must be sober and a hustler.
I am not registered am! can't look
after store, "the reason." Address
<; ?S, euro Titnos-1 Hspateh.
WANTED?EX PK 111KNCED ACC?UNT
aht and bookkeeper, with some, capi?
tal to invest, desires position with
good concern, where ability is re?
quired. Now employed. Hood rea?
sons for change. Can givo Al refer?
ences. Address J 28!), care. Times
Dispatch
W"?'NvTET), A SECOND-rfAT^D~S (Yd a
Fountain; must ho in good condi?
tion. Apply 102 N. Seventh.
W ANTE I \ TO ij? Y A GOOD lf)0~
horsepower boiler and SO-horsepower
engine. OLD DOM. DIST. CO. Ad
dress Box :t 12. City._
WANTED. TO BUY FOIX CASH. HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Phon?
Madisop 3861.
6~E*C O N D-II AND MACHINERY OF
of evory description bought nt full
vnlue. CLARENCE COSBY, 1623 E.
Gary St. Phone Madison 3624,
DAILY PUZZLES
Which <>f the tine arts?
a.nswkk TO VI-JSTliltOAV'S pt'/./.i.i:?
I'oi; yncK SALE. A n V PAKT OF
20 shares; with convertibles, each
series jj anil C Oxford Linen Mills
stock, and SC shurca each Telepost.
series A ajjd B. Address "SELLER."
Post-Ofllco Box 760, Norfolk. Vo,_
"If * 12 GRE AMS." AL L FLAVORS and!
styles. winston's. Phono Madison j
foit sale] s\\t:ict-ton el. vi.-TX
throatcd canaries. Each one train I
by master Hinter. Price, $3,50 each
Phom Madison 0463.
BROWNE CAMERA! IN PERFECT
condition, 2 l-2x4-inch tdcttires.
_Price 5.5. c P.Pft, care Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
A n AUTOMATIC CARD _ P it In T IN (i
press Will sell cheap. 1627 West
Broad.
tTdT C< >n T EN ts OF ? 12^1 <OOM
rooming house; best location in (iiy
F 192. care Times-Dispatch._
ST< K.'K OF HARDW ARE FOR SALE
good location: cheap rent. Bargain
t>..r cash .t 2SO, care T1 in e s - D1 s p at C h
WE HAVE BARGAINS in' SHSC?ND
liahd wagons and buggies. These are
vehicles that were taken in ox
change, and must he sold at a saerl- I
lice to make room for new spring !
stock coming in. Prices from Jli> to!
$50. a Mi: VLB'S SON'S.
'iPt: < 'OLC-mbcs "BUSINESS " UUCOY
is tin- pride of Richmond; built light
bur. strong: comfortable seats. If
you .want something classy Bee thr-tn.
A. MEYER'S SONS. Agents ror Co?
lumbus Buggy Co i 7:;t e. Gary;
40"- HORSEPO WER G? SO LKNE EN
gine. kerosene engines, steam pump:-,
hangers, pulleys, shafting and belt-I
i in?-?good condition, i. BLUFORD &
I _ CO-_I
I FOR SALi:. A HANDSOME, MASSIVP2,
quartered-ouk petition. 17 feet wide
by 12 1-2 feet high. 501 East Main.
GR.?C EEIES^-CA SH TaITeTnG: DUN?
l?p flour, per sack, 34c.: Gold Medal
Hour, per sack. 42c.; leaf lard. pour:d,
12 l-2c.; water-ground meal, peck,
25c: sugar-cured liarn, per pound.
) 7c ; California, 1mm. pound. 13 l-2c:
Irish potatoes, 20 c. peck, per bushel,
75c; good coffee, pound. 20c: balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO.. til and 613 East
Mashall. 'Phono Madison 4506-1232.
FOR WAGONS; GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS., til5 Brook Avenue.
Fob SALE. NATIONAL CASH~REoTs?
ter, Dayton platform computing
scale. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. 611 and 813
East Marshall Street. Madison
phone 4506-1232.
! ill??_!_I'll .. .'".TV..._!_aj
iPcrSonate^
OUR WORK OUR REFERENCE.
BIO FOR E YOU START YOUR EASTE R
OUTFIT CALL ON 11. SCHOSTOCK
& CO.. ARTISTIC LADIES' TAILOR;
"WHERE HE HAS A COMPLETE
DISPLAY OF ALL THAT TS NEW
IN TAILORED SAMPLES AND
FASHIONS WHICH IS NECESSARY |
TO MAKE UP TUP! WARDROBE OF i
THE BEST GOWNED; SPECIAL RE- j
DUCED PRICES FOR THE COMING j
WEEK. II. SCHOSTOCK & CO., 207
NORTH FIFTH.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD I
at HUGHES'S, 209 Nortii Third.
?b^luteTp?rity and freedom i
from organic matter?live gallons foi j
25c?Holly Springs Llthla Water
Phone Monroe 477.
I IF YOU WANT A SPRING SUIT OF
I CLASSY FABRIC. A SNAPPY STYLE
AND PROMPT SERVICE. CALL ON
i J. BROWN. 524 W. GRACE.
jIDoultvp, ^tt anb Htbe isrtocn
SOWS BRED. SOWS WITH LITTERS.,
jdgs and shoats; sales days Th?rs-'
day and Friday afternoons. ARCA
I > IA. Hermitage Road.
S1N G LE COMB WHITE LEGHORN
eggs for hatching, from vigorous,
free range stock: alpo baby chicks.
WILLIAM N. MICHAEL. Knoll Crest
Farm; Box R. Aberdeen. Md.
H>?~"BUFF O R PENG TON P? ELK TS, $ 1
oach. F. M. COLE. Clicster. Va. Box
10._
FOR SALE, ONE SOUND. SIX-YEAR
old mare, city broke. OLD DOM.
I ?1ST. CO.
EGGS?1;"? R. I. RED. WHITE WY AN -
dotte. Buff Rock, Black Minorca or
II White Pekin, $1. QLOVERDALEI
FARMS. R. F. I>. No. 1. Wjjverly. Va.
FOR. SALE, 10 YOUNG MULES AND
horses, weighing 1,100 to 1.200. W.
1?. LIPSCONIB, Charlott.esvllle. Va.
EGGS! EGtVs:?FOR SALE. SINGLE
comb White Leghorn eggs. $1 per
setting of 15; Indian Runner duck
eggs. $1 per sotting of 11. W. M. 1
! MI LAM. R. F. P.. No. 4. City._
RhdiTrmnd, VaT,"MarcdTTT'l^ll?^'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Tredeg.tr Com?
pany will be hold at the company's
office in tha city of Richmond on
MARCH 15, 1911, at 12 M.
,T. R. J. ANDERSON.
_Secretary
YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-FIVE, WANTS
work after office hours; home or
elsewhere; references. Address K
351, caro Times-Dispatch.
WANT POSItT?N AH~irOfJKKEEPI3RS
in wood and coul ofllcc preferred.
_Add?oss j^. ?ANC1S. 1912 \V. Main.
CHAUFFEUR WANTS A GOOD Posi?
tion to run. take care and keep up
the car: have a diploma of l ito
knowledge through the Buffalo Auto
School; Buffalo. N. Y. S. A. BUR?
GESS. Dcndron. v?._
VVa1s:Tei>~ BY AN EXPERIENCED
young man, position na assistant
bookkeeper, clerk in slore or col?
lector. Can furnish roforene?-- as to
character anil honesty. Address II
239. care Times-Dispatch. _
feafejf. SSSSf_""-_?*'--- 1_.-'-'..-L-'l'S-^KS
TIIlTVIRGINIA?TEAC11EUS' BUREAU
supplies colleges, private and public
schools with teachers of all grades.
Teachers wanted. R. W. CRIDL1N.
Manager, AVoodland Heights, Rich-}
mond. Va.
Ti^m^CTantelL I
^VANTEIX ~ O NE ORi'i TWO" UNFURr
nlshed rooms near Soldiers' Homo
for gentleman and wife; 110 children.
1 Address K 323, caro Times-Dispatch.
3Aeal (Estate for ^>alc.
08-ACRE KAUM. "WITH BUILDING?.
$1.000; 1$4 acres. with buildings,
$7.000; 60 ueres, sonic buildings,
?l.f>W"; |97 acres, fine farm. $?,000;
fs acres on cur Hue hour city, $l,t>00.
Must sell these farms quick:. See
owner nt once. W. C. SCHROEDER.
l.ioi Bast Main Street; second floor
FOB SALE, PRICE REASONABLE 100
acres of land, 1 I-:: mile;, west of
Centra Ha, Vu. Will divide into 25
i?cr< tracts-. Address JOHN ORCUTT
< '??ii t i ;i 1 lit. Va.
FOB SALE. A first-CLASS OrBOOM.
detached residence, tin Tenth Street;
near Clay: eleganj bath and stcath
heitted. Price reasonable. For fur?
ther particulars sec Latham *<;
- 1:1'''elv._
$ooo willulva detAched house,
?Iaekson Ward, rented for $6.50 per
month: same tenant for four years
Apply 615 Crook Avenue.
I'M; sali;. <?<>tt.\<;k at ocean
View; ?in waler front; For particu?
lars apply MRS. t'. P. phillips. :;
Colonial Apartment; Norfolk, \'a.
IMPROVED FARM, !???, ACHES: 80
cleared; balance wood and timber;
station one mile. splendid ~ stock;
dairy and main farm: $3,Krt0. Ait
othor choice little farm. 75 acres,
sight of station; ideal location, ex?
cellent, soil; well Improved: $2.450;
La f.\ vetti-; MANN, Amelia c. ll_
MAGN^FlCliiNT COUNTRY HOMES IN
Piedmont Virginia and the historic
Shennndoaii Vriil.ey: splendid homes
and blue grass farms near* Warren
ton. Leosburg ami Berryvllle. Apply
to F. scott CARTER. Wrirrentoh.
Va.. or JOHN HILL CARTER, Lees
burg. Va.
BEST SMALL FARM ON UPPER
James. ;o miles west of Richmond:
r?llr^oad statldn on land: ?uto road
through it; 27o acres highly Itnprov
?Ml; ten buildings. The farm that
pays a dividend because-, it has best
l?wgr??hds f>n the river. Uplands
oi" Mho quality. Price. $20,000. H
237. care TImds-Dispatch.
T WO NICE FR AM E HOUSES ON
West Cary Street; gas, hot and cold
water, hath, rang" and la.trobc:
leased to good tenants at $100 per
year. Will sell for $3.650. .1 30?.
e.tre Time?-Dispatch.
FORTUNE IN A pples.-'-blf e 1:11 ><; i;
.Mountain lands; hotel, cottage or
club sites; for health, fruit, poultry
or recreation: macadam alone side.
Box 7. a ft on. Va.
FARMS and TIMBKP. LANDS; ocr
now catalogue contains 4C0 farms
and Limber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I pay your railroad faro,
i "Write for free catalogue. Addrcai
J. R. elam. ?ox 267. Charlottosvill?.
FOR S? Le7"nE W~"d E T a'cH E d FRAME
dwelling ne'ir Chlmborazo Park; all
modern improvements: right up-to
date. For terms apply 315 North
Thirty-Sixth Street.
WE i CAN PLEAS E*YOU1 FI11 ST CA iX
to set- us If you wish to buy. sell
rent or Insure. d. N. WALKER &
CO.. Real Estate and Insurance, No.
1. Mutual Building (entrance corner
Ninth and Main).
FOR 'SALE, v SMALL 'FARM CUT IN
parcels to suit the buyer. Also one
lot at Glnter Park--Lot ir.. pluck L.
Hawthorno Avenue. Apply to E. 1.
DELTRICK, 2701 Last Main Street.
FARM BARGAIN.?4 5-ACRE FARM;
with about 15 acres In a high state
of cultivation and rich, dark gray.
' sandy soli, and a large creek; line
place for h?gs and chickens; in fact.
i anything. Place fronts on nubile
county road In one and a halt miles
of railroad nnd car line and eight
miles of the city; si good seven-room
dwelling, with hall, porch, etc; lino
i shade and the best water; good
! stable and barn, corn crip, carriage
house, chicken houses, etc.: all new
I nnd up to date; about 25 cords of dry
\ ?? d penned up, ami all farming im
plemcnts except wagon, surrey, hors"
and cows. This Is a high and healthy
pi ve and real bargain at $2.200. See
.'..Mos & POINDEXTER. 1110 EJ Main
SITE FOR COUNTRY HOME. UNSUR
passed; 31 acres cleared; command?
ing view ten miles of river valley,
overlooking splendid estates and
modern homes; 20 miles west oi"
Richmond; railroad station on the
land: auto road through It. Why
pay high prices near city when you
can get the best location for $3.000.
K 34^. care Times-Dispatch.
I !_!_'J_?L.1_!_?
3tkal C?tatc for i\ent.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU: FIRST CALL
to see us If you wish to buy, sell,
rout or insure. D. N. WALKER &
CO., Real Estate und Insurance, No.
1, Mutual Building (entrance corner
Ninth rmd Main). -
^ntciU?--=^rabcinarU?.
PI tOT EGT I YE PATEN TS 11 ROC.UJ ? ED
promptly, our books, "The Protec?
tive Patent" and "Letters of Patent
Success." sent on request. Personal
service guaranteed. PEELER ?:
ROBB. Patent and Trademark Law?
yers. 220-223 McGlll Bldg . Washing?
ton D. C.
ilii?ccflancous.
SHOE REPAIRING.
MEN'S SHOES. WHOLE-SOLED. $1;
half-soled. 75c: ladles', 60c; chil?
dren's. 40?.., nnd up, according to
size. Every pair sewed; no nails
or pegs. Best leather. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 E
Main. Phone Monroe, 2i6T._
MATTRCrSSEb.
HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street. Madison 3204.
antiqiJes!
you can get genuine antique
furniture at c. e. LYDA'S; also an?
tiques and other furniture repaired,
polished and finished. Antiques
bought. If' West Main Street.
FINE unholstering and mat?
tresses.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up?
holstered: mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF- Phone
_3292;_'_
Cl I ESTE R FIELD TONSORIAL
PARLOR,
1203 E. MAIN ST.. PERFECTLY SAN
itary; all white barbers; service un?
excelled. CHAS. F. SEITZ; Pro?
prietor: Wilton Enroughty, Manager:
Anthony Seta, A. K. Collinb?rger?
all harbors.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L. N. AR
NALL son. 313 Brook Ave. 'Phorie
Madison 6277.
mi ii - .???. i.HBBPHHMWMS3
^^?~^x~ ^"(Tiiico oi thcT'
Lanston Montoypo Machine Co..
RhlliRkjlphla; Pit.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has
this day declared rj quarterly d|vl
dend of 1 1-2 per cent, on the capi?
ta] stock of this company, payable
on the ROTH DAY of1 MARCH. 1011,
to stockholders ?'f record at the close
Of business March 23. 1011.
J. SELLERS BANCROFT,
Treasurer.
Philadelphia; March 7. jou.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Treasurer's Ofllco,
Richmond, Va.. .March 14, 1011.
DIVIDEND no- 62.?Tino BOARD QF
Directors have, '-this day declared a
dividend of two (2) per eont., the
same . being consecutive, quartoiiy
? dividend No. 62, on the preferred
stock of this company. payable
APRIL 15, mil. to i;t.ockholders of
record at the close of business March
31, 1011.
Preferred transfer books, will be
Closed from 3 P. M.. March 31. Hill,
to 10 A. M.i April 17, mil.
S. W. T RAVE RS. Treasurer.
Rlchmond, Va., March 14. 191 I.
TO WH?M IT MAY CONCERN:
Please tnk? notier; that 1 have this
day qualified as executor on tlm es?
tate p? the lato Dentils Sullivan.
All persons who are Indebted to said
estate will id< use com'- forward and
settle. Those who have lulls ngatnst
the said estate will please address
the same to me In card of my attor?
neys, Messrs. Smith, Moncurc & Gor
dbh, 11 05 Bank Sin e,.
JOHN DW.YER.
Executor of Dennis ?'lulUv_an>?_.
TO MY ?-1.I i CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS:
J will be lids season with Mrs. I,.
Bariiett. M<i Ehst Br?ad Street,
wrdng sidb. We have the most ar?
tistic and stylish goods and tie.
Intest novelties. 1 will ho ?lad to
see rri.v bid friends and assure voa all
hiy pcTsohal attention to vom- orders.
MRS. HULL HARVEY,
?.vith Mrs. i Rarnctti ::i?'> E. Broad
Street (Mrs. Cham lee's old stand),
CURE YOURSELF. TOBACCO-LIQUOR
Haidt. Mailed fife for the asking;
No drugs. The facts are self evident.:
the statement may Klvo offense, but
IPs true ROBERT WELLES, New
burgh. N. V.
WANTED, TIH-: PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHN KB BROS, Jewelers. 912
Ea?i Main Si reel. buy. sell, exchange
nhd REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken lti exchange.
NEW YORK SHOE SHINE AND HAT
Cleaning removed from S10 East
Main to 72>; K?st Main. Separate
room for ladies.
Coal anti MlooD.
HICKORY STOVE WOOD,
1 DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
? best hickory wood In tho city cut
to stove lengths? You can Rot it
I by 'phoning your ordor to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VI R
j GIN J A-NOKTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
long's WOOD is KXACTt.7 like all
good, dry. heating wood?It lists, and
your work kocs on smoother. H's
coal makes ashes after U burns.
Madison 1069 and 1070.
?cai ity "and q?Xntity are
guaranteed from us. We huvo oak,
pltio or slab wood, and our prices
are rieht. Wo please everybody,
j Phono Madison 6913. NORTH CARO?
J LINA WOOD AND CO a l co.. S27
Brook Avenue.
&tlantct Citp $\e?ort?
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND 5ANATORIUB
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
Alnu7B op<rx Always ready. Alwaysbasry. 1
F. L. YOUNG. Cen'l Hanau??
hote^?bsec?n"
Virginia Ave., near Bietet Pier,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Fireproof. I.arKe sun parlor, rooms with
. private bath? rooniH with running wator.
i Elevator to street level?modern In every
! particular?special spring rates. Booklet.
O. U. PAINTER.
ISLKSWORTir,
On the ocean front Virginia Avei Mo?t een
j tral location. Cap. 600. Frenh and sea water
ia all baths; sun parlors, elevator. Large
j rooms. Fouthrrn exposure, etc. Orchestra,
j American 0r European plan. Special Anierl
. can plan. 112.50 up weekly. Always open.
; Auto at train. Booklet.
WM. HTM AN, Prop.
! PRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
nottce.
I wlil offer for sale, at Hnnover
Courthouse, Yn.. on
MARCH 20. inn.
ten ,-icres of ground, with Hotel, Store?
house. Livery Stable. Ice House and
all necessary outbuildings on the place.
TERMS: Mnde known on day of sale.
B. 10. & W. A. CHISHOLM,
or .1. C. STEVENS.
Raleigh Apartment
Unexpired lease on one of the most
desirable of these apartments. Pos?
session at once.
Apply to
J. NELSON STEELE, 1 It.,
11? Mutual Building;
or J. lv CARNEAL & SON;
_6 North Eleventh Street.
A SPACIOUS
SUBURB
!
; WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES OF
RICHMOND,
; Is being divided into half-acre garden
, lots and sold to colored people. This
broad domain possesses such prellml
j nary improvements as lawns and
. -roves and roadways, and Is now ready
I for Afro-Americans who desire to
j build their homes in a lovely spot
, which unites city advantages with the
charm and wholosomeness of country
life. For a description of this enter?
prise, write to.
CAPTAIN CUSSONS,
The founder of Glen Allen, Va.
for sale.
Boulevard Corner Lot
This is a snap. Easy terms.
va?giian & company.
I s n- Eleventh St. (over crenshaw's).
Not to Drink, but That
Justices May Sec the
Label.
Washington, March 1',.?Back over
nine centuries .'if history tho minds of
the members of the Supreme Court of
the United Slates were f?r. ted to-day
for the purpose of ascertaining if the
rights of the Carthusian monks In
th>- manufacture and salo of liquor are
being Infringed In America Although
the litigation required a review of his?
tory from tho time the order settled
In the Valley of Chartreuse. France!
in 103 1. to the present day, the pres?
ent controversy grew out of the ex?
pulsion of tho monks from France.
The French government appointed
an administrator and liquidator for the
property of the congregation in France.
By contracts arising thereunder the
I Cusenler Company manufactured and
I sold a liquor, or cordial, which the
j monks claimed violated rights to
manufacture and sell liquor, which ?
they have been making at Tarragona,
; Spain, since their expulsion from
France.
' Tho sale- In America of the liquors
I now made In France is what gave rise
to the present suit. Bottles of the
liquor worn taken Into court to-day
by the attorneys for the purpose of
showing cither tho similarity or dis?
similarity of the labels on the products
from Spain and from France. ,
The arguments were not conclud?
ed to-day. One attorney for the monks
told tho court that probably the most
famous trade .mark In tho world was
Involved In the suit.
Hcgln Work on New Church.
YVadoshoro. Is". C, March 14.?The
Methodist;! of Morven have completed
plans for the erection of their new
church, and ground wan broken Fri?
day for a liuildlng that 1? to cost ?I0.
000 or more, and those who have seen
the plans think It will ho the hand?
somest ehttrch structure in a town the
size of Morven In the State.
Table d'Uote Dinner? Snturda/
nnd Sunday- evcnlnff?, II to 0 o'clock,
vu.r.o. ?ach.
I _'_
Richmond, Va.
The moat magnificent hotel In tha
South. European plan. Rooms alnffle
and on suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rato, Jl.?O per day ana upward.
auction &>alefi, jj/uture 29ap&
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONELR3
1 61? EAST BROAD ST.
i BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
TAILORING MATERIALS, ETC.
Pursuant to a decree of tho District.
Court of the United States for tho
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on March 7th. 1911; In the mutter of
I. Sturmun. Bankrupt, I will sell at
public auction on
FRIDAY, MARCH 17T1T, 1011.
within tho auction salesrooms of th?
Valent'no Auction Co., No., rl3 S East
Broad Strebt, Richmond, Va.:, commenc?
ing at 12::t0 o'clock P. M.. the follow?
ing: '2 1 pieces (about. 75 yards) tailor?
ing goods In woolens, etc.. 10 pieces
trimmings nnd linings, l lot buttons!
etc.. 1 lot coat hangers. 1 pair pants,
1 long table, \\ cha'rs, 1 paper rack.
Sale positive 12:;i0 o'clock Friday.
March 17th, 1011.
Terms; Cash.
Hi W. GOODWYN. Trustee.
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PE?
TERSBURG, VA.
As directed by tho owner, now re?
siding in New Orleans, we ?hall offer
at auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 5 P. M.,
the valuable property at the northeast
corner of Sycamore and East Tabb
Streets, known an the "Saal Building,"
the store of which Is now occupied by
Gill & Hoy, and the numerous o(fleas
fthovo by Pyle & Company r.'.-.a others,
all under lenses ending In August, 1911.
This property, which front about 47
feet on Sycamoro Street, was erected
by tho owner for personal ocupancy,
and Is generally considered tho hand?
somest and best constructed store
building In the city, and situated as It
Is In the very heart of tho retail busi?
ness district, presents an unusual op?
portunity for Investment,
TERMS; One-fourth cash; balance
on credit of one, two and three years,
with negotiable, notes bearing 6 per
cent. Interest, secured by deed of trust
at expense of purchaser.
T. P ANN ILL'S SONS.
Auctioneers.
auction &>ale?. TO? Bap. auction ?s>alt?, f??i* 3Dap,
owe & Son and wT BTPfzzlnl .Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Commissioner's Sale of Unusually Attractive and Ex!
tremely Valuable Broad Street Properties, Being the
Stores at the Northwest Corner of Broad and Second
Streets, and at the Northwest Corner of Broad and'
Sixth Streets, and Also a Vacant Lot on the East Line!
of Eighteenth Street, Near Clay Street Extended. j
The undersigned special commissioner;? of tho Chancery Court of the city 1
of R'chmond, In the suit of "JE. Pauline Schollay vs. .lohn Robmnn et als.,-*'
entered February 3. 1911, will sell by auction, on tho respective premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, .1011,
In the order named, the properties above referred to,
<1) At 12:30 o'clock P. M.. tho very valuable and eligibly located thred
story .Rrlck Store and Dwelling, No. 124 Hast Rroad Street, located at the
north wost^ieorntr of Rroad and Second Streets, novv occupied by C. A. Mulr
as a shoe store, and fronting about 20 feot.
i:: i At 1:30 o'clock 1' M.. that extremely valuable Store Proporty, known
as N'os. f>32 and 534 East Rroad Street, situated at the. northwest corner
of Rrodd and Sixth Streets, front'ng about 29 feet r. inches, together with the
?tori's north of and adjacent to said corner, fronting on tho west .side of sixth
Street, between Broad Street and the alley running between Br?nd und 'Mar?
shall Streets, nnd ooupled, rospor.tlvely, by 3, Weinstein and Stelgler & Com?
pany. The corner portion of this property is ncupled by the Kenney Tea
Company as to tho larger portion, and the rest of It by Mrs. Teresa Glanottl.
Roth of those- Rroad Street properties are among the best In that attract
tlyd retail section of the city, and It can be truthfully said that no proporty
on either sldo of Broad Street has more value to the (square foot than tho
land at Rroad and Sixth Streets.
At l::'.0 o'clock R- M.. we will sell that very desirable vacant lot op the
east side of Eighteenth Street, near the mouth of Clay Street. This lot
fronts 31 feet 5 Inches, and by ren.son of it.s proximity to the Chesapeake ami
Ohio Railroad and to the largo warehouse properties of the. American Ter
mlnal Warehouse Company, should command tho attention of Investors and
0tnCTHRMS: One-fourth cash, and the balance In three equal Instalments at
I six, twelve, and eighteen months, for note.-', with interest added and ttllo
retained or'all cash, at the option of tho purchaser.
STUART BOWE,
1,KC.H R. PAGE
B. R AND WE El,FORD.
Special Commissioner*.
1 hereby certify th.it the bond required by the above decree of the special
i commissioners has boon duly given.
C, ?. SAVXIjLiIJ, Clerk.
HpHE Laundry Bag say a:
"Some men look good?un?
til they're unmasked.
"Same with collars.
"I've studied collar character
all my life.
"I know the honest ones?those
which not only look right, but
also feel right and wear right.
?It's only the honest-clear
through collars, like Corliss
Coon, that can look a laundry
straight in the eye and dare it
to do its worst.
" That's why these collars hold
the record for trips to tho
laundry."
Corliss -Cbo?
flag Collars*
OFFICE OF RICHMOND pXtVeRN
AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKS.
INCORPORATED,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Certificate la hereby made that the
Board of Directors, at Us meeting held
February 3d, toil, by resolution de?
clared it advisable to reduce the maxi?
mum authorized Capital Stock from
156,000.00 by retiring $r,,000.00 of stock
owned by the corporation, and to
change Its name to Richmond Struc?
tural Steel Company, Incorporated; and
called a meeting of Stockholders, as
j required by law, to take action there?
on; and at tho Stockholders' meeting,
held February 3d. 1911. at which all
of the issued stock except that owned
by the corporation waived .notice, was
represented In person or by proxy, antt
voted, th? following resolutions Wertr
unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That the maximum author
I ized Issued Capital Stock bo reduced
from $56,000.00 to $r.0,000.00 by retir?
ing (6,000.00 of Capital Stock owned
j by tho corporation, and hereby declar?
ing tho maximum Capital Stock to bo
fixed at $50,000.00; and that the name
of the corporation be changed to Rich?
mond Structural Steel Company, In?
corporated.
Resolved. That tho proper officers
present to the Virginia State Corpora?
tion Commission a certificate hereof.
RICHMOND PATTERN AND STRUC
TURAL IRON WORKS, INCORPO?
RATED..
By C. M. I/I PH ART.
President.
(Seal)
Attest:. .1. H. ADDISON.
Secretary.
State of Virginia, City of Richmond,
to-wit:
I. Stonewall J. Doswoll, n Notary
! Public in and for tho city aforesaid",
i in the State of Virginia, do certify that
, C. M. Liphart, President, and J. H. Ad?
dison, Secretary, of the Richmond Pat?
tern and Structural iron Works, In?
corporated, whose names are signed to
tho foregoing certificate in writing,
have each acknowledged the same be?
fore mo in my city aforesaid. My com- '
mission expires on the 7th day of Sep?
tember, 1914. Given under, my hand
this 3d day of February. A. D. 1911.
STONEWALL J. DOSWELL.
Notary- Public.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE COR
POR A VI ON COM MISSION.
City of Richmond, 3d day of February.
1911.
The accompanying certificate for an
amendment to tho charter of tin* Rich?
mond Pattern und Structural Iron
Works, Incorporated, and for a de?
crease in its outstanding capital stock,
made in accordance with law by C. M
Liphart. President of said company,
under the seal of said corporation, at?
tested by J. H. Addison, its Secretary,
and duly acknowledged by them, hav?
ing boon presented to Ilm State. Cor?
poration Commission, and tlto fee,- If
any, requited by law upon said amend?
ment having been paid, the State Cor?
poration Commission, having examined
said certificate, now declares that the
said corporation, the Richmond Pattorn
and Structural Iron Works, Incorpo?
rated, has complied with tho require?
ments of law and Is entitled to tho
amendment or alteration of Its char?
ter and to decrease such outstanding
capital stock, set forth in said certifi?
cate. And It is therefore ordered that
tho charter of the Richmond Pattern
and Structural Iron Works, Incor?
porated, a corporation created by tho
State Corporation Oommtssion. he, and
the same is, amondeo. and altored in
the manner and for the purpose set
forth In said certificate, to the same
extent as if the same wero now horetn
transcribed in full, pursuant to the
provlslons of an act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, entitled "An act
concerning corporations," which be?
came a law the :M.st day of May, 1903.
And said certificate, with this order,
i Is hereby certified to the Secretary of
I tho Commonwealth for record.
ROBERT R. PRENTTS.
Chairman.
(Seal)
R. T. WILSON, Clerk.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE
COMMON WE AI .T H.
In the city of Richmond, tho 3d day
of February, 1911.
The foregoing amendment to the
charter of tho Richmond Pattern and
Structural Iron Work.;, Incorporated,
wits this day received and duly record?
ed in this office, and Is hereby certified
to the Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Richmond, according to law.
B. O. JAM ES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerk's Office of the Chnncery
Court of Richmond, the 7th day of
February, 1911.
Tho foregoing charter amendment
and certificate of tho Secretary of the
Commonwealth thereon was this day
received, duly recorded, and certified
to tho Clerk'"of the State Corporation
Commission
Testo: i ll VRLES O. SAVILLE,
?Merk.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
DEPA RTM '..NT OF.THE STATE COR?
PORATION COMMISSION. ?
t, k Ti Wilson, clerk of the Sta&n
Corporation Commission, do hei ohy cer
: tlfj that tho foregoing writing hAs
1 been carefully compared by mo with
I the amendment to the charter of Rlch
' tnond Pattern and Structural Iron
Works, incorporated. Issued by tho
Commission on the 3d day of February,
1911; and on file in tills office, whereof
II purports .to ho a copy, and that, it irt
a true and exact copy of the name.
In testimony whereof I hereunto sign
my name, at Richmond,;-this lUh day
of February, ISUi
R. T. WI I/SON. Clerk.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREET
Open d.tlly from 10 A. M to 5 P. M
Admlaaion. 2So. Fr*? on SatUtdAy*

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