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Want Ad. Rates
n ?
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 (he counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR B USINESS CON
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tot
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
amir anD ifotmfe
I.OST. A LITTLE guis 12 n pa lift OX*
It found please return to 2802 East
Franklin, >>r phone Madison C50U.
Howard. _
Li >ST, ii IDT wE un sr. li > K ?'S i i< >s
pital and .1 B. Mosby's store, by the
way of Broad Street, one opeti-fueo
gold watch: monogram, V. i*. Ii.. with
University o? Virginia fob dtUiched.
Rewurd If roturncd to .MISS hill.
St. Luit.--:: Hospital. _ _
i.Ost. onT:lay. broaij. fitanklin
..|- Main, <>ri" Hoi oi plann und specifi?
cations. Liberal reward if returned
to hj41 Weal Hroad. _|
X\ ft\ f &<' h ' >< i i. - 'i' >i .1 > s r. i . a ! c'(; k st
and best-er|ulppcd and only real
practical jjuio hi pool In this Beetlon.
Open day arid night the year around.
Call and see for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils are our references
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
1H 8 \V._Broad_ Street._
WANTED. job press f13131 ? L RS AT
. .-. mitchell ? HpTCH kiss.
Vi>ungMan, ?ahm has had home
experience in d raughting and heatr
in? and ventilating engineering, dv
sircs position 900 Barton Avenue.
Phono Madison . ! 1 m - l._
COLORED: men, BECOME CHAUF
l-urs. dav or night: easv terms.
SOU.the15n AUTO SCHOOL. 413
Brook Avenue._
WANTED, ;c YPABLE YOUNG MAN on
farm, half-milo city. j: 766, care
jtI m es - di spa t c h._ _
i i: i: A N| . bo V \\ A NT k ! 1 richmond
TVPE and electrotype foun?
dry. IT North Twelfth Street, Rich
inoufl. Va. _ _I
Ranted, a ocB?p blacksmith:
thoroughly familiar with machine
shot, work A PPOM att?x IRON
WORKS, Petersburg; Vii,
\v ANTED. b< >OK KEENER fob sm ALL
m't books afjd to soli. It printed hta?
il oner y. Good chance for right man.
state experience and salary expoct
Cdi Address c 63!. ca.rt Times-Dls
jtatch._
\\ ANTED ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
ait d stenographer: salary; sr.o per
montit, with opportunity to advance.'!
A-j'ii '-w.? K 'C.-. l i-r. Tiioos-.l dspa tch.
b:i: i: i: a i'. en k hG i iTlG voi I no m i ;n
for subscription work. Cult 710 E.
Grace Street, between s und l? A m.
tit after p. m cronkmkyer.
alt- -.M' iBILE BUSINESS TAUGHT by
actual practice lr, machine shop, day
or nicht; chauffeurs, managers, dem?
onstrators, factory nif ii placed. Posi?
tions for all as soon as competent
a i $100 per month or better. Auto
mobile course free to aviation stu?
dents: easy terriis j balance out of
your salary when placed. Richmond's
only firat-Clnss practica i school. NA?
TIONAL AVIATION an!) AUTOMO?
BILE SCHOOL, 11 West Main, near
.leffei sou Hotel.
v.\\nty.11. yOung m!?:n < wTiFti3 ani5
colored) to prepare as firemen,
brakemen, mu'ormcn, sleeping car
and train porters; Southern roads
$65 to fir.it month. Hundreds put to
Work without experience. Inclose
stamp for application blank. Namo
? osition wanted^ INTeIt. RAILWAYJ
"jt j.t. a 5; Indianaooiis. Ind.
men WANTED to Lb a rnI PLUMB
in?. electricity or bricklaying in
three months: Lite demand: hi;;h
Wages; no books; tools instead; day
and nigbtf classes. Visitors welcome.
CatiilogUe free. great eastern
traoe school. 121 Twenty-third
Ktr?*et. Philadelpbhi.
?VVANTi:! '. V<5tJNG '.MKN fwlTlTE AND
colored) to prepare as firemen, brake
men, motormen, sleeping car and
train porters. Virginia loads: ?6'> to
M50 i month. Hundreds put to work
Without experience. Iriclosu stamp
for application blank Name posl
Mon wanted INTER. RAILWAY,
Dent, '. [i Indianapolis, Irid.
67??0 G< I vsr n m 1; n T i "t ?s i Ti - ?n U < i i M'.N
Write foi list. franklin IN ST i
TUT.B, Ijep'.t j370 E> Rochester, n. y.
WANTED VOUNG M EN IN OUR A1 j -
Comobilc training school?a complete
course in di-i\'inK and repairing for a
Kinall cash payment. You may be?
come competent In a few weeks and
secure a position paying from %1h
tu $100 per month. (Jail and Inspect
our shop end lecture hall. RICH?
MOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 01s
West Broad.
y7m7~are \vanted f7Tr~T7?vern^
ment i>osltion; ISO month. Writ,- 'or
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dep't. 371 e. Rochester,
N. y._
WANTED. FOR U. S. ARMY. A3LE
bodled, unmarried men, between ages
of IS and 86: citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write tha
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE. 820 East
Broad St.. Richmond, Va.: 151 Sycamoru
St.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build
lligj Giauby St.. Norfolk. Va.
Wanted, a young man to coi.
lert. rents ami sell real estate. Goo:!
opening for man with push. Salary
anil commission. State ago ami ref?
erences. D 718. care Times- Hi spa t eh.
wTC.NTEO. by YOUNG MAN. til YEARS
of age. of good moiul habits, with
college education, an honorable* cler?
ical position: not afraid of work. Can
give best references. c, L'OH, care
Times-D ispatch._
YOUNG MAN, WITH BEST of. REF
orencos, wants place as chauffeur,
repairman or work in garage. Money
no object. D fiTf,, care. Times-DIs
patch.
i)rlu fMBLiinkehi jfetttals
WANTED^ WIIITK WOMAN TOtlUd'k
and wash, or man and wife; man for
general work, wife to cook and
wash. Aiso stout boy to milk and
do chores. F. C. JOHNSON. Klko. Va.
FIRST-CLASS W a si i \VOMA N; il1: F
eronces. Apply 2231 Monument Ave.
WANTED. a GOOD WHITE COOK
and la undress, in private family.
Good wages ntul nice home for right
person. No drudgery; -ill modern
conveniences; all help whin-. Reply,
with references, to 13 774, care Tinies
Dlspaloh
Wanteo. girl i-'or iiofsewoiTk"
must know something about cook?
ing. Good place Phone Madison
jr..riS-L. or call 003 M ?tUal I lulldlng;
W ANTED, Fi FT y Gl RLS TO \VORIv
in overall, factory. Railroad ftiro
paid ami all expenses gunr.anteed to
beginners for six weeks. High
wages paid. Write to JOBBERS
OVERALL CO,, Blackstone. Va.
WANTED, a 'FIRST-CLASS' WASH
man: must give reference from last
Othplpy C-r; white or colored; slate
salary wanted. tMTY LAUNDRY co.,
Wilmington, N. c._
TiiWJyf^ififA^^^n^i^. bc rrah
supplies co)legos, private and nubile
Hchools with teachers of all grades.
Touchers wanted; 11. W, CRIDLlN.
Manager, Woodland llcighta, lUch
mond, Va.
..... %Hlp, JHah nnh jfcmnle..
WANTED. FOR 1*1*2RMANICN T : POSI
n. young man or woman with bus?
iness experience. .Must know bow
to run typewriter, Good rutufc for
energetic ami capable person i; .t..".
_c? I re Tl mcs -D Is pa Ich.
WANTED. < It)OD <?FFICB II ELPERS:
r->sort hotel help (Clerk*, stewards'
cashiers, wniln uses), salesmen, sales?
ladies, spring trade; lumbermen
PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT ACEN
CY, Durham. N. (.'.
^- "?"-:-?-=s
Automobile (or fenle
UU1CK CAW, i-I'.\:-skm;ki:, COST SL
7DO: new tires, demountable rim. in
perfect condition; model 17. A ?fanri
bargain. Demonstration at anv tliue
telephone Madison :,^3t. VIRGINIA
_AUTO. <', v. ; 1 vvcsl Main
CM ALM B'ltS, MODEL K Ti M :: I NGCAKt
cost a short time a?o. $l;70? F?ll
equipmont, Including windshield,
trunk rack, 'wo extra tires, Ittboa
ot-e.:. wefo added uns hen newly
Painted, and i:. in perfect condition
ready for demonstration. Telephone
Madison D?11. VIRGINIA AUTO '-l '
-,l 11 West Main.
MODEL l" BUICK, ; RUMBLE SEA'I -:"
iop. 1 shield, Stepney wheel, 2 extra
tires; ear like new. ViRGlNlA UJT?
.CO.. 11 West Main
< J RAW FORI ~m77T7)7!. Ii. :;r,-1 jT,. ? 7
power; fully equipped with I shield
and L' new lireS; a rat,. bargain
VIRGINIA AUTO CO., 11 West Main
.Street.
S-????:?. ".u?:?~
Situations ?igatUc?. .ifrmnlc
WASH ING 'IT) DO ? AT I.' i W dTi'VAL
Street. Satisfaction guaranteed;
personals.
:a li , ma di son mi - .1, a n 1 > mrs;
Moore will show you the beautiful
new Splrella corset models.
SPRING OPENING?LADIES. Tilt ISE
OF you WHO HAVE KOT AS YET
PURCHASED YOUR SPRING Si' ITS.
AKJ> WOULD LIKE SOMETHING IN
THE VERY LATEST PARLS1BNNB
STYLE, PLACE YOUR Ol DER WITH
ME. WHERE YOU CAN GET
PROMPT SERVICE. J BROWN. 524
W. GRACE
C hairs ca n e d. and BE n e wei' '-<
n. Fifth Street. Monroe 7 17.
OUR WORK OUR REFERENCE.
IF YOU WANT to BE SURE OF A
PERFECT FIT and SATISFACTION
CALL at ii. SCHOSTOCK & CO.rS.
ARTISTIC LADIES' tailor. 207 N
FIFTH STREET.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S, 203 North Third.
AB SO L v T 17 I' I; R 1T Y A N D r I: K E I >O M
from orgat'lc matter?live gallon? foj
25c?Holly SprlnGB Llthla Weier
Rhone Monroe 477
'?&ancf?.
\VILL PAY MORE FOR 'any 1HECES
of old-time furniture >.r feather bed??
than anybody. Address y. 22, care
IT 11 ? ok- D, ispate I?.
\V.\ NT El >. W A S11ING: F17 tS'l^CLASs
lattndress; lady or faintly, ('all of
write'; BESSIE ANDERSON. -'03 V.'.
_Coutts Street.
WANTl'l[ >.TWO ? Tl .1 > FEATHER
lo-ds. Don't matter what condition
tleli is in. Will call arid pay bl?h?
est cash prices all this week. A 517.
eare Times -Dispatch. _
sTr. C o N D -' H A N D MAG II I NE 1Y OF
of every descriptirn bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1522 E.
Cary St. Phone Madron .'<526.
wan'i ??:;>. tu iu;y i-ot. c.A.-,?i. TUjUEE
hold poods In any quantity l'hon?
Msdisor 3861.
dRooni? t??anreli.
w a nt i i iBY - y ? d ?:;G < 51 ?:N'J' L!;M a ' n~
nicely furnished room in private
family. Must be first-class locality.
Addr- s .1 r;.. 1 11 S. Seventh St.
wanted. TWO NICE FURNISilEB
rooms, convenient to bath, in private
family: West End preferred. State
terms and description. 12 75 4. caro
Tlincs-Dlspateh._
WANTED. BY a GENTLEMAN. A
room in private family. west of
Fifth, ROUlh of Broad; Franklin
Street preferred. Address F S27. care
Time.g-I - t. __
^eal C?tatc ?'&antea.
FARM?"!?r"To'"~20V? ""'a<Vr'k:-.' * W ITH
K?ixi dwelling: not over eight miles
from Richmond, near railroad or car
line. Price, $5,000 to $7,000. Answer
'?: 7." 1. eat'" Tilie-s-L'ispa te'e
'^rxciits 'dftUmrco
BflCn D-n E W wflfH LWJ N i ) SELLER
for hustlers?men or women?every?
where. Low-priced massage machine.
Everybody buys. Operated by run?
ning water; guaranteed; women
crazy for It. Fastest seller ot age.
Serge Burton sold 22 first day; 100
per cent, profit to agent. Informa?
tion and territory free, but don't de
lav Send name on postal to-day
THR BLACKSTONE CO.. 210 Colton
Bldg.. Toledo,, O._
AGENTS WANTED. GARDNER'S EGGf
tester, 25c. S. B. W1STMORE, 30
Bank St.. New York;_
AGENTS: STOP RIGHT HERE. SOME
thihg new; $45 to SDO a week. Sells
on sight: 100 per cent, profit. No
charge for territory. New automatic
razor sharpener, absolutely guaran?
teed for life. One agent, without ex?
perience, took 27 orders first day
out (sworn statement). 26 orders
next day; profit for two days, $79..".a;
400,000 seid in four months. Phe?
nomenal money-maker. Men every?
where are excited over the ir??te
riotii accuracy and perfection of this
little machine. Write to-day for
full details, free. Wo wont 1,000
agents in exclusive territory at once.
Address THE NEVER FA IB COM?
PANY', 1012 Colton Building. Toledo.
Ohio_
-?--r
Mxinintea ?nuortumnt?.
par'i'Y WITH SEVERAL THOUSAND
dollars wishes to purchase an Inter?
ns) in some Kood business In this
city. Will put In services also. E
cm re Times-1 u>i>.i teh.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO
invest a few thousand dollars In pay?
ing business. R. S. ELLYSON & .CO..
Handlers of Business Propositions. 28
North Ninth. _
s-r--^1 -??:?-~-?~
^.cal S?tatc for i\enr.
F< iR RENT. N EW. DELTGliTFULv I (>"
room house for summer; broad
porches; plenty of shade. Bon I.
Ashland, Va. ,',_
S E MI - D ET a c1T E D BRICK HOUSE. ~~,
rooms: modern conveniences: stable.
Desirable neighborhood. $20 per
month. M'adlson 5674-J. _
FOR RIONT FOR THE SUMMER
months, n furnished home on the
Her nii tage Road: liotise has every
convenience; contains six bed rooms
and is situated Immediately on Lake?
side ear line and short distance from
Ashland line. For further informa?
tion address Box 67. R. F. D. No. I.
StoatfJittcr,
1 0 NOl IT 11 F J FT 11 ST 11E l/l'.'" CORN ER
EAST FRANK LIN- -NEWLY FUR?
NISHED DINING ROOM; EXCEL?
LENT TABLE BOARD; SUPERIOR
SERVICE.
ONE OR TWO REFINED GIpNTLE-j
men; large, furnished room. 200 W.
Ill ace.
H"A'N;D SOM'E F U IiN IS11 ED ROOM;
heat, electric light, phone; Southern
exposure; with board. Apply 3 E:wu
Frank Hu Street._
jW ANTED, BOARDERS FOR NICE
large front room; also glngjc room.
Apply 41S North Tenth Street.
FOR TABLI3 BOARD APPLY 602 EAST
Gruco; references cxehunucd.
DAiLY PUZZLES'
f IS IT GOOD,}
LITTLE r-JJ
Whal vegetable?
ANSVViilt lit VKSTISHbAV'S I I 7./.I,Ki
Plate.
w'i; i: a v !?: < >n e' g??l>, <>Pen w aijun'. :
in ^Mijci repair and newly pain lud;
suitable lor carpenter or painter;!
also one nice top business buggy; j
Sec these if ybti want it bargain; A. ?
M IS VKft'S huns, ',m East Caryj
Snoot.
FOR BALE. 500 SHAKES VUttJINlA
pllio oil Co. stock, at bargain price
tn quick buyer. Address .1 281. care
Times-Vjistvatch.
for SALUS. toi' BUGGIES, 810 UP to
?125; one surrey. $35; one cab. one.
grocery wagon, $40. Farm wagons
with wide tires, all sixes. thos. II.
DUKE & co.. 801 Brook Ave.
WHITE STEAMER., 1007 MODEL;
new tires; fully equipped, a good
bargain. VIRGINIA AUTO CO.. 11
West Main Street
FORSALE; PROSPEROUS COAL AND
wood business: good reasons for sell?
ing. For particulars address <".. N.
?.'. Box 2?3, Newport News. jVa;;
FOR SALE. NE W GO-OA 1 ITS AN I ?
baby carriage, new. for half - price.
_::2i\\. Fifth Street._
40 -11 bltS E1M ' W IS It < V A St > LEN E EN -
glue, kerosene engines, Steam pumps,
hangers, pulleys, shafting and Loit?
ing? good condition. 1. BLUFORD ^
FOR SALE; CRATE AND BASKET
factory; ginnery connected: good lo?
cation . good opportunity; cheap.
. ?mfse & ::i:u? Oak City. X. C__
FOR SALE. ONE 0-FT. CIGAR CASE:
one 0-ft. and one s-ft Silent Sales?
men's cases: one 4-ft. wrapping
counter; one roller-top desk: oho
iron safe. K. W. W A DE, 1017 West
Main Street._
A LARGE ASS?HTM ENT OF BUG
gics, surreys. runabouts. Dayton
wagons, laundry and grocery wag?
ons, at special prices. Several sec?
ond-hand vehicles'; In good order.
. heap. A. MEYER's SONS. 7.U East
'Gary Street. _ _ _ _ _
FOL I SALE, SMALL FARM CUT i; IN
parcels to stilt the buyer, Also quo
lot at Giutef Park?Lot 15, Block L,
lluwthorhu Avenue. Apply to E. I.
DElTRICK, 2701 East Main Street.
?iiqc is b i ks"^'?sh~~t~\ Lk i no : bu n -
lop flour, per sack. 31c: Cold Medal
flour, per sack. 42c; leaf lard, pound.
12 ^-2c; water-ground meal, peck,
:!*?c; sugar-cured ham. per pound.
17c ; California ham. pound. 13 l-2c;
Irish potatoes, 20c peck, per bushel,
75c: good coffee, pound, 20c; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY CO., Cll and 613 East
Mashall. 'Phone Madison t>QC-i:>32.
FOR SALE; NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter, Dayton platform computing
scale. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. Cll and 013
East Marshall Street. Madison
_ phone 4506-1232._
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS,, tilt" Brook Avenue.
-ICE CREAMS.'.' all FLAVORS and
styles; WINSTON'S. Phone Madison
?jj_ |
TIns^TADHis7* AlfD SOCIETY OF cT;N
tennry Methodist Church will serve
luncheon at 720 East Main Street
We-.1 n?'sday. the 22d.:!23d ;ahd 24th.
$5,000 i FARM TO BE GIVEN a way.
Write ouick for particulars. HOUSE
BRO? Oak City, N. C.
MR. ANDREW FONTANESI; ONCE A
saloon-keeper of this city. ha?
brought back his Virginia wife to
lief mother, and he has left again
for a long ocean and Mediterranean
trip._
THEi"LADIES! AID SOCIETY OF CRN
tenary Mdtnodlst Church will serve
dinner and .supper at 720 East Main
Street Wednesday, the 22d. 23d and
2 4 th._;_
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHN RE BROS. Jewelers. 012
East Main Street. Luv. sell, exchange
end REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In exchange.
CHR1STIAI^; , G ORDON ,&; G HR ISTIAN
have removed their law offices to
Rooins_JTJ1 -712T7J 3 7slut ua 1_J UBldlng.
TRENTON CROCKERY CO.. 200-A W.
Broad, wholesale and retail. Special
sale for three weeks, starting Thurs
day. Call and see our big bnrgit'-^.
Coaljino l&?oaii.
HICKORY STOVE W?Od7??V'
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood In tho 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._
QUALITY AND QUANTITY AR E
guaranteed from us. "We have oak.
nine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We plense everybody.
"Phone Madison 6913; NORTH CARO?
LINA WOOD AND COAL CO.. 827
Brook Avenue.
LONG'S W?OI? IS EXACTLY LIKE ALL
good, dry. heating wood?it i'tsts, and
your work goes on- smoother. H'<
coal makes ashes after it burns.
Madison 1060 and 1070.
mUrp, \j?t onto l?be grtocfc
BABY CHIGICS.: BABY CHICKS FROM
thoroughbred stock. Also eggs for
hatching; Phono Madison 1418.
SINGLE COMB ~W I11TE LEGHORN
eggs for luttchlng, from vlgorotis
free range stock: also baby chicks
WILLIAM N. AltGII A EL, Knoll Crest
Farm. Box R, Am-rdecn. Md.
SI N? 5 I dS-COM B ??: BLA CK " M 1 NO 1t C AS*;
free range; vigorous, active. EL .tub?
ing eggs $1 per sitting; $4.50 per 50,
$8 per 100. Cockerels for sale WiL
LIAM N. MICHAEL, Knoll Crest
Farm. Aberdeen; Md.
FOR SALE,: FQUR JERSEY COWS,
registered stock; two frrTsh this
week; splendid milkers. Phone Mad?
ison 6 1T.1-.L_. _
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF?
FERED IN this CITY. TO BE SOLD
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLI?
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Twelve horses and mules, ages' ilv.
to eight years old, weighing l.??? t.,
1,200 pounds; all good, serviceable
stock, lieht out of hard work. This
is a great opportunity for farmers
that are in need of good acclimated
horses. Also eight wagons, four
single and four double; eight sots of
wagon harness. See SUPEKIXTEND
KNT at stalde. <'\j Engt t'arv Street
GIVE IJS A CHANCE TO PROVE THE
worth of our line of spring and sum?
mer millinery: m-w models in pat?
tern and trimmed hats; a large as?
sortment In urilrjmmed shape in ?11
colors and quality, Roiuly-mndo sul tu,
dresses and nil kinds of wearing hp
paid for Indies, misses and children
MRS. JULIUS BEAR. 1423 E. Main
Street,
3Acal (Etftaie lev S>ni>.
I'ni: SALE- (BARGAIN pi'.m'!.). A
large building lot near Lee Monti
incut; no prettier site hi this oily.
_ J A. conN Ki.ly & co.
$70<i " ?M?, BUY two \\!>.joining
LOTS on OAK LINK IN CHESTNUT
HILL. BETWEEN CHESTNUT AND
ALTllEA STREETS; BEST LOTS in
CHESTNUT HILL ADDRESS K
.:; - . ' :ARK tim i5s -111 spa')'(."11.
f on sali;. ??< ?i .i.i;<; i;' t;:i : k\.
(Westliaiiipton) loi ; best section,
very reasonable levins; small ?aim
payment. .1. ,\. CONNHLLL & CO
soi'a FOUNTAIN sna!'. - make ME
ait offer on liquid IcolosVs fountain: al?
most new. (Joed reason lor selling: !
easb oi- ea'sv payments. .1 US&i care
Tinies-i ?Ispulch
FOB SALE. AT ONCE; ' "elsln? ?RE.'"
ro nny. comfort able botne. In excejr
lent condition: corner Hermitage
Bond and Bellevuo Avenue, on Lake?
side line, 'Phd?p Madlsop 2124-J,
RIUCK STORE. IN JACKSON \y ARL\ j
in good condition. Price. t'?J<7i<\\ ret: ?
?onnble terms. .1. A. CONNELLY it
CO.
fc'AKMS AND TIMBEB LANDS. our
new catalogue contains 100 rariha
and timber lands; best bargains In
Virginia. I puy your railroad fare.
Write for free catalogue Add real
J r. KLAM. Box 207. Cnartottcsvilli,
Vi.
WESTHaMptON LOT; BEST SE0TJ?N{
owner will sell clteup or exchange
for small eitv properly. .1. a. CON
; .nelly- *-_co.
no; t|??farm on broad street
Road..I.". 11 eres of rieh. dark, aahdv
is>> 11 on Broad Street Road, and lays ;
beautifully; abntil ::.". a errs in tine;
^tate of cultivation and sown down I
in cluver, 11 mot by. rye tind oats:
about, '.''in yotliig bearing fruit trees;
good six-room, two-story dwelling:
line water OJid shade; new barn; K?od
stable, c-ornerib. two large poultry |
houses, etc- If you are really look-,
lug for a small, rich farm and mean
business we will ':>?? glad t show
>-?? this place for $4,900. AMoS Ac
_bq1ndexter. 1110 E. Main.__ .
if SOLD I'RI VATeLY, WILL s.V'Ul
flve my Grove Avenue home: 7-room.
brick; modern conveniences. i need
money. y'ou can save agent's com
mission by dealing dtrccL Address?
ann iocs. p. o, Roy j0l City.
for SAL!.--.. 'new DL'tached FRAME
dwelling near Ohimbornzo l ark; all
modern Improvi ments; iigbt up-to
date. For terms apply 315 North
Thirty-Sixth Street
SUBURBAN dw ELLING : fr am E:
seven rooms, etc.; .Ri-foot lot: on ear
line; monthly payments. .1. a. CON~
NELLY & co._ v__
g8-ACRE FARM. WITH ; BUILDINGS;
$1.000; 4SI acres, with buildings,
$7,000; OO acres, some buildings,
$1,060; 197 acres, fine farm. $0.000;
? acres on car line near city. $1,800.
Must sell these farms quick. See
owner at once. w. c SCIIROEDER;
1301 East Main Street, second iloor.
fTyTrmTiiVxt lioMI-f SIN rVioms.
etc.: large lot (00 feet front), staple:
price reasonable and terms verv
easy. j. A. connelly ?v CO.
YOUR ne e ds a re OUR CHI ef CON -
cern. Be sure to see us before you
buy. d. n. WALKER CO.. Real
Estate and Insurance, No. 1 Mutual
Building._
j( rDAN SPRINGS. Va", AT PUBLIC
sale.?On Saturday. April 8. 191l at
Winchester. Va., at noon. Jordan
White Sulphur Spring..;. situated
about flVe miles northeast of Win?
chester, Va.. will be sold at public
auction. Improved bv large; mod?
ern, four-story brick hotel, contain?
ing about sixty rooms: modern plump?
ing and gas. Another large brick
hotel and a number of cottages are
on the property and about 350 guests
can be accommodated; Sulphur wa?
ter, famous for its curative proper
tie;--, withiti easy reach of the b. &
o, and Cumberland Valley Railroads
Seventy miles from Washington. D.
G, Hotel buildings furnished. Bids
will be received on the property both
with and without furniture. Furni?
ture worth at least $2,000. Write for
terms to r. GRAY WILLIAMS. Trus?
tee, or r. t. BARTON. Trustee. Win?
chester, Va.
for sali:, detach e d, ; ten -room,
well-built park avenue
home, near lee monument:
original price. $8,(.: will
take $7;000: modern convenl
ences. can be bought from
owner, who needs money". ad?
dress g 22, care times-dis?
patch.
iFia-tlnss.
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.?
Dove Lodge. No. 51.?The meal?
's bers of Do ye Lodge; No. 51; a.. I'.
A- A. Mm will attend a special cbinirriu
tvication of their lodge at the Masonic
Temple Tins (Wednesday) MORNING;
March 22, 1011, at 10:30. for the pur?
pose of paying the last sad tribute of
respect to our deceased brother, WOR?
SHIPFUL CHARLES E. WING?.
Members of sister lodges and tran?
sit iii brethren are fraternally invited
to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master
_BEN T. AUGUST; Secretary;
A T T EN T ION, H O*W ITZERS" A SS?GIA -
tlon! You ar.- hereby o'rdored to meet
at the First Baptist Church at 11:30
A. M. TO-DAY to attend the fu?
neral r.f our late comrade, CHARLES
E. WINGO.
By order of JAMES T. GRAY.
Vlce-Prosldent.
CHARLES G. BOSH ER. Secret ary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING' OF THE
stockholders of the Bon Air Com?
pany, of Virginia; will bo held In
Room 915, Mutual Building. TUES
DAY, April 4. 1011. at 12 AI._
A GENERAL MEETING OF TII E MEM
bers of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on Buildings of t he State
of v.irginia will be held at the office
of the society on MONDAY, April
17. It'll, at 1 P. M.
edwin a. palmer.
_Principal Agent.
O fnoo'of" "TH"
State Highway Commission.
Richmond, Va., March 2.1, p.ni.
RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 12
o'clock noon THURSDAY, April
at the clerk's office of Page county.
Luray, Va.. for tho construction of
a steel bridge 500 feet long, across
the Shenandonh River. Plans and
.specifications On file at this office and
at the office of tho clerk. Certified
check for $500 to accompany each
bid.
F?rther Information furnished on
application to tho undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. P. ST. J. WILSON;
State Highway Commissioner;
P it e in a=-tEr abc ma t us'.
I'D i l l ' !TIVE PATENTS PR?^JREd
promptly, (nir books, "The Protec?
tive Patent" and "Letters of Patent.
Success." sent on request. Personal
service guaranteed. BEELER &
ROBB, Paten'l and Trademark Law?
yers, 220-223 McGlll Bldg.. Washing?
ton D. c._
Atlanta ?it.i> &esort3
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL an? SANATOHi,4?
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
AlvraysoptB. Always ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. Gen'l Manaiirf
HOTEL ABSECOM
Virginia Ave., near Steel i'ior,
Atlantic City; x. J.
Flroprocy*. Largo nun pat lor, roomii with
privat? batli rooms with running water.
Elevator io Rtrcct level?modern la every
particular?special spring rates. Booklet
_ o. d. palntkw.
l:-l.! SU<Ht l It.
On the ocean front Virginia Avo. Most cen?
tral location. Cap; 500, l-'r.-sli and se.i tvater
In all lint Iis; nuii pnrlors. olevn.tor. Liii'k?
roums. nouthern cxpostiro, otc. Orchestra.
Aiucrlc.in ??' European plan; Special Auiorl
can plan, $12.50 up woeklyi Always open,
Auto at train. UnoUlot.
WM. II Y.MAN, Prop.
FRANK M, I'HOBBUS, Mgr.
&oom<* for &ent
tTFk Wellington. 91 I e. CX^ay ST;
_Central; Phone Madison 2JJ0?-.I
if i i{n isi i T:iV ito?M for 1tknt':! phi
VUto L.mlly. 507 X. Sixth Street
pop runt, nick front room FOB
three or four gentlemen. Apply
502, ;1-2 n. Fifth Street,_
fi/RnTshed i?boMs,; Fort rent:
also f"iir riatk; store, corner Broad
und LtouloVard.
?'XI-: sm \ll"r?< >~m. i'?' >\\ i:nient~*to
i?a?h; gentleman. Apple 107 North
Third.
MATTH WS E.-v
IIA VE YOUR MATTRESSES It EM auw j
nov,-; sanitary methods used; reliable ?
work. SYDNOR & 1IUND EE V. .11
East Broad Street. Madison 3204. '
SEIT* COVERS.
WE ARK MAKING A SPECIALTY OF!
slip covers this season. Wo have a j
nice lino of linen and other materials ?
Give us a trial. Rest work. Prices
reasonable; JACOB UMLAUF; 1820
w.st in-odd._
SHOE R EPA 111N(J.
MENS SHOES WHOLE-SOLED. $1;
half-soled. 75c; ladles', ooc.; chil?
dren's, -it: ... and op. according to
size. Every iaii sowed: no nails,
or poyrs. Hfst leather. UREW'S
ELECTRIC shoe FACTORY. 716 B
Main Photic Monroe 2?67.
LADIES; YOUR xiATR is important.
Your hair cut or combings made into
beautiful switches. coronet braids,
phnipuddiiv puffs, front pieces, wigs,
ete.. In the most artistic manner;
eharge very moderate. THE BE?
LT ABLE STORE, 221 Uroad Street.
HAIR
PUFFS, PPFFS. PUFFS?THOSE
pretty puffs, pompadours, switches,
etc.. made from your own combings
or cut hair; charges moderate. TIN-;
, RELIABLE HAIR STORE 221 Broad.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR SWITCHES,
si\ Itches, switches?We are selling
meat bargains all this week; finest
quality, Imitation juices. THE RE?
LIABLE HA IE STORE. 22! Broad.
PU FFS. PI rFFS. RUFFS-T7-HAIR PI IFlfS
?Wo are selling great bargains this
we.-U. 221 Broad Streut. _ f
LAIM ES. your HAIR?WE are
Selling pure hair Roods at great bar?
gains all this week. 22J Bread Street.
LADIES' GRAY II ATR SWITCHES,
guaranteed; we are selling bargains
all this week. 221 Broad Street._
LA DIES YOUR flTlR?IF YOU " ANT
imitation hair don't come; we don't
sell it; wo sell real hair at imitation
prices. 221 Broad Street. ; '
antiques;
YOU CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furniture at C. E. LYDA'S; also an?
tiques und other furniture repaired,
polished ami finished. Antiques
boughu_19 West M ai1t St reet._
ANTIQUES.
O RIG lXA L A X TIQI' E FU RNITU R E.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L N. AH
KALL SON, aiS Brook Ave. 'Phone
Madison G?77.
CHESTE1J FI E El I TONSt >RIAL
PARLOR,
120" E. MA1X ST.. PERFECTLY SAX
ltary; all white barbers; service un
excolled. Oil AS. F. SEIT52. Pro?
prietor; Wilton Enrouglity, Manager;
Anthony Seta, A. K. Colllnberger?
all barbers.
! FINE UNHOLSTERING j AND MAT
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND up?
holstered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china, packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
__3292._
B A BY CAR RIAGE AND GO-CARTS. !
_ I
MADE BY BASKET AND RATTAN
work; ui> to date; guaranteed tho
i besl work; high grade of material
used, ami only half the price you
have to pay everywhere. Als., re?
new all kinds of baby carriage,
chairs and baskets. 321 X. Fifth St.
Monroe ". I 7.
Table ' d'Hote Dinner? Snturdny
ntul Sondnr evening*, (t to U o'clock,
vi.5;i each.
Richmond, Va.
Tho moat magnilicent hotel In th*
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. $1.60 per day anfl_ upward.
AUCTl 6 x' S A L E,
By McCluro-Davenport-Taylor Co.,
Roal Esmte Agents and Auctioneers,
104 Nortii Eighth Street.
By request of owner, who Is leavlnir
I city, we will oner for sale.
SATURDAY. MARCH 25. 1911,
?1:30 P M., that very desirable homo in
Highland Park.
Ni> 215 FIFTH AVENUE,
containing nine largo rooms and hall
room, with bath.
TERMS: Small cash payment anil
residue monthly.
Any information cheerfully furnished
en application.
&cal (??tnte for l\ettt,
^ FOR RENT.
Very Desirable
Offices
in Commonwealth Bank Building, No.
1? North .Ninth Street. All in bcautl
ful order.
C. L. & I f. ].. DE NOON,
821 Eist Mit In Street.
High Constable's Sale
i will pell by public action, on
WEDNESDAY* THE 22D.;DA5 of
MARCH, 1011. 11 O CLOCK A. M .
11 West End EloctHc Park (NfiW'.H^
crvolT), the following property, to
fv a distress? warrant (Samuel
Coben and O. ii. Winston, recotyors,
v? 11 P. Sterns and Arthur Leo) In
my hands: Lot <,r Large Mirrors; Elec?
tric Wiring and Fixtures, used in uper
atlng the Crystal Maze.
TERMS: Cash. ? m
It. C, C. R.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
618 EAST BROAD ST.
AUCTION TRADE SALE
OF
Merchandise
We will sell on tho second floor of
our auction salesrooms. No. 61S East
Rrond Street.
TO-MORROW CThursrtayL MARCH 2'.?.
at 10:30 o'clock,
a largo stock of hosiery, notions, dry
goods, clothing*, shoes ami general mer?
chandise.
Tho trade Invited to attend this sale.
Till: VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
auction ?>alc?. rlfuture 33a.p&
By Elam & Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
the attractive. large and
highly valuable detached
grace street residence. no.
311 west grace street, south
side Grace, ret ween madi
son and monroe. at public
auction.
By direction of the ownor we sh.\ll I
sell by public auction, on the prem?
ises, on
MONDAY MARCH 27,
at 4 :.-{i) P. M.,
this eligibly located and very de.slr- '
able residence of three stories above
h isement, containing about fifteen j
rooms of good si/.e. th-eo porcelain '
baths, servants' looms, butler's pantry,
storeroom, ample closets, large pa?r
lors, dining room and kitchen, wide
hallt, high colliugs, the premises being
in good order, well appointed, end i
with ample light and ventilation |
throughout. The lot is of iln'j size, j
about. :tlMr,p. feet, vith wide pavqtl
rear nlbjy and a good brick stable and
carriage house thereon.
SO near the central and business sec?
tion of the. city. In this mined and
quiet neighborhood, this property
should appeal especially to profes?
sional an., business men, and Is well
worthy the consideration of investors,
ai. it la steadMy Increasing In value.
It will be open to inspection at toe
hou> of sale, and may Ik? seen earlier
by appointment with tne auctioneers.
TERMS: One-third or more In cash;
the balance on liberal tired1.t If desire,:
and as will bo announced at time of
S'llO. I
ELAM & FUNSTEN, ]
Auctioneers.
By Pollard & Bag-by.
-
AUCTION SALE
OF
A VERY DESIRABLE CHURCH HILL
HOME, NO. 112 NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET. LARGE LOT.
Wo will soil at auction on the prem?
ises,
THURSDAY. MARCH 23. l<>n
at 5 o'clock P. M.,
the above mentioned desirable house
and lot.
The house has about eight rooms
and Is In good condition. The bu i*,
large and attractive, with stable on
same This property must he sold
and as the demand Is better an.1 bettor
in fhis locality, we believe it will prove
a wise purchase.
TERMS: Rosy; announced nt .?nie
POLLARD & RAG BY,
_Auctioneers.
By McOttrdy & Johnson.
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF ]
DESIRABLY LOCATED RESIDENCE IN j
Highland Park
CORNER OF EN SLOW AVENUE AND
HIGHLAND STREET, AND NEAR
CAR LINE.
In execution of the provisions of
certain trust deed of April 10. Roy..,
and recorded in Deed Book is:, p, page
!^V. of the records of Circuit Court Of
Heririco county, the undersigned will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 25. 1911.
at 4:8j0 P. M.<
the above mentioned real estate do
scribed In said deed as lot No. I, in
block ;:s of the plan of Highland Park,
having a frontage of 35 feel on Enslow
Avenue and running bkck along High?
land Street 110 feet lo an alley. Tee Im?
provements are comparatively new; has
modern improvements, and the prop?
erty located In the very best section
of the park. Will make any one a
very desirable home or pay as an in?
vestment. An inspection Is asked.
TERMS: Cash as lo cost if executing
this trust; to pay any delinquent taxes,
and tho sum of $1,556.02. being bal?
ance due on bond; balance at twelve
months, negotiable note, interest added
and secured by trust (bed.
11. A. McCURDY.
Truste
A Bargain
TwelyetRoom Residence on Franklin
Street, between First and Fifth Streets.
An exceptional investment at $7,750.
Further particulars cheerfully given.
RUEHRMUND 6k BOWLES,
. 14 N. Eighth Street.
auction -^alc?. TO? 13ap &uctton &ale& Cljtss 2Dap.
The Virginia Auction Co.,
Plionee Au tl?neors,
Madison 3851 Tomporary Location:
Monroe 28S3 Iii North Seventh St.. opposite Post-Office.
e Sell at Public Auction
T1US MORNING, AT 10:30,
tho entire contents of tho beautiful residence,
No. 3 I 9 East Franklin Street
Ladles especially Invited to attend. Sole positive. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
General Auctioneers.
The Valentine Auction Col
AUCTIONEERS
O I ? EAST BROAD
AUCTION SALE
OF
Large Stock of Groceries,
Horse, Wagons and Har?
ness, Store Fixtures, &c.,
of A. G. Dalton.
THIS (Wednesday), MARCH 22,
at - o'clock P. M.,
at his store. No. U9 North Sixth St.
Large stock of case and sholf
groceries of all kinds, such as canned
and bottled goods, flour, lard, sugar,
tea and coffees, pickles, soap, etc.: also
two wagons, good work horse, harness,
wagon license, show-cases, scnlcs,
counters, coffee mil! ami other goods.
Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
_Eegal _
OFFICE OF RICHMOND PATTERN
AND STRUCTURAL IRON WORKS.
INCORPORATED.
RICHMOND* VIRGINIA.
Certificate Is hereby mado that th?
Board of Directors, at Its meeting hold
February 3d. 1011, by resolution de?
clared It advisable to reduce the maxi?
mum authorized Capital Stock from
000.00 by retiring M.OOO.OO of stock
owned by tho corporation. and to
change its name to Richmond Struc?
tural Steel Company, Incorporated; and
called a meeting of Stockholders,: as
required by law, to take action thoi'e
on; and at the Stockholders' meeting,
held February 3d; 1911, at which all
of the issued stoek except that owned'
by the corporation waived notice, was
represented in person or by proxy, and
voted, tho following resolutions wero
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the maximum author?
ized Issued Capital Stock be reduced
from $56,000.00 to $50,000.(10 by retir?
ing $6,000.00 of Capital Stock owned
by the corporation, and hereby declar?
ing the maximum Capital Stock to bo
tlx od at $50.000.00: and that tho name
of the corporation be changed to Rich?
mond Structural Steel Company, In?
corporated.
Resolved, That the proper officers
present to the Virginia State Corpora?
tion Commission n certificate hereof.
RICHMOND PATTERN AND STRUC?
TURAL IRON WORKS. INCORPOR?
ATED.
By C. M. LIPHART.
President.
(Seal)
Attest: J. IL ADDISON. .
Secretary.
State of Virginia, City of Richmond,
to-wit:
I. Stonewall ,T. Doswell. a notary
public. In and for the city aforesaid,
in the State of Virginia, do certify th.it
C. M. Llphnrt, President, and .1. H. Ad?
dison, Secretary, of the Richmond Pat?
tern and Structural Iron Works, In?
corporated, whoso names aro signed to
the foregoing certificate In writing,
havo each acknowledged tho same be?
t?r.- me 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?
PORATION COM MISSION.
City of Richmond. 3d day of February.
' 1011.
Tiie accompanying certificate for an
amcndpient to the charter of the Rich?
mond Pat t.-rn and Structural Iron
Works, Incorporated, and for a de?
crease in its outstanding capital stock,
made In ai-cordain:e with law by C. M.
1 it.hart. President of said company.
Under the seal of said corporation, at?
tested by I. IL Addison, Its Secretary,
and duly acknowledged by them, hav?
ing been presented to the State Cor?
poration Commission, and the fee, If
any, required by law upon said amend?
ment having been paid, the State Cor?
poration Commission, having examined
said certificate, now declares that tho
said corporation, tho Richmond Pattern
and Structural Iron Works, Incorpor?
ated, has compiled with the require?
ments of law and is entitled to tho
amendment or alteration of Its charter
and to decreaso stich outstanding capi?
tal stock, set forth in said certifi?
cate. And it is therefore ordered that
tho charter of tho Richmond Pattern
and Structural Iron Works, Incor?
porated, a corporation created by tho
State Corporation Commission, be, and
tlto same is, amended and altered In
the manner and for the purpose set
forth in said certificate, to the samo
oxtenl as if the same wore now heroin
transcribed In full, pursuant to tho
provisions of n.n act of the General
\ssemhly of Virginia, entitled "An act
concerning corporations," which bo
came a law the 21SI day of May. 1903.
And said certificate, with this order,
is hereby certified to the Secretary of
the Commonwealth for record.
ROBERT R. PRENTISi
Chairman.
(Seal)
R. T. WILSON. Clerk.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE
COMMON WE A LT IT.
in the city of Richmond, the 3d day ofl
February. 1911.
The foregoing amendment to the
charter of the Richmond Pattern and
Structural Iron Works, Incorporated,
was this day received and duly record?
ed In this office, and is hereby certified
to tlto clerk of the Chancery Court
of Richmond, according to law.
P. O. JAMES.
Secretary of tho Commonwealth;
VIRGINIA.
In tho Clerk's Office of the Chancery
Coin; of Richmond, the 7th day of
FobriiD ry, 1911;
The foregoing charter amendment
and certificate of the Secretary of thf>
Commonwealth thereon was this day
received, duly recorded, ain't certified
to the Clerk of the Sjate Corporation
Commission.
Teste: CHARLES O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE CoR
PO R ATION C< IM M rs.S ION.
1. R T. Wils.-n. cb-rk of the State
Corporal Ion Commission, do hereby
certify thai the foregoing writing has
been carefully compared by me with
th.- amendment to the charter of Rich
mond Pattern and Structural Iron
Works, Incorporated, Issued by the
Commission on the 3d day of February.'
191L and on nie In this office, whereof
it purports to be a copy, and that it I?
a (rue and oxwet copy of the same.
. In testimony win reof 1 hereunto :>ign
m; name, at Richmond, this 1 Ith- day
of4 February, 1911.
R T WILSON. Clerk.
?-?-~?-5??t-t-~.?."?i'-j'ra
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAV STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. W, .
Admtt'slon, '-'5c. Freo on Saturdays gj

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