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Want Ad. Rates
r ONE CENT PER WORD]
fcc/ion paid in advance. No Ad.
taken for /ess titan TEN \
VENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN f6r
fuESS THAN TWENTY*
five CENTS when phoned in
W charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.'
POR B USINESS CON*
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 lot
the WANT AD. MAN to call
COKT. AVA TO If A N D "FOB; LEFT IN
toilet on eleventh llndr, Mutual Hulhl
iiiK. Reward If returned lo Room
11 of). Phone Madison r>too.__?
LOST. BUNCH OF KEYS in CAPITOL
Square. Fl rid er will please return
to 1115 E. Clay and receive reward.
Lost, an OVAL PEARL, PIN."WITH
enamelled flo.wor centre, If found
please leave at 1010 West Grace, or
phone MadUon 757. Reward,_
XoSVi c. & O. MILEAGE book, CON
talnlng about tip miles, In name
' John G. Helmerdlnger. If found
kindly communicate with E. M. Mc
CLCRE. 104 N. Eighth Street.
l.osx. coral imooeiT SON day.
either on M Street, between Twenty
second and Twenty-fifth, on street
cur, or Forest 11111. or at idlev.-ood. or
on car going or coming from Idle
-wood. Reward 11 relumed to 2206
Venable Streut._/
JFOUND.'i SMALL, DOG. CALL AT 516
Went Franklin Street and give de- |
scriptlon. _i
JTutg bCHootT?oi.SKT," La kgeSt
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school In this section.
Open day and night the year around.
Call and see for yourself. Our sat
iHlicd pupils aro our references.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
018 W. Broad Street._
?THREE good" SOLICITORS FOR Al
? proposition. Cell at AUTO EX?
CHANGE. 221 -223 W. Broad._
I. EARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS;
home lessons; t2? weekly job guar?
anteed; J10 weekly while learning.
ROCHESTER AUTO SCHOOL, 200S
Rochester. N. Y.
NVANTED. FIHST-CLASS so d A MAN.
Apply at HELLSTERN BROS.; Sev?
enth and BrOad._ _
$VANTED; SIX GOOD CARl'EnteRS j
for weather boarding and rooting.
32.0 s. Befvldcre Street._
[WANTED, FOR u. a. ARMY. ABLE
bodh-d. unmarried men, between ages
? of 18 and 36; citizens of United Staten.
of good character and temperate hab
Itv who can speak, rvad and write th<
?r.gllnh languago. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, s20 East
Broad St., Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamors j
gt.:; Petersburg. Va.. or Columbia Build?
ing. Grunby sl. Norfolk. Va_J
5v7\NTED, COMPETENT YOUNG MAN
to take charge of soda fountain.:
some knowU-OKc of drug business
preferred. State salary expected anil
Hive references.. Address Box 650.
Clifton Forge, Va._
COLORED MEN BECOME CHAUF
f:jrs. day or night lessons; part
payments. SOUTHERN AUTO
school, 4 13 Urook AvuiiUj
W A nt ED; rOUNO MEN OF GOOD
character to learn tne automobile
business. We must have between
llfty and seventy-live men lor our
factory connections within the next
three monthj. and wo will allow men
who can furnish reference to pay a
part of tho coat of learning out of
; I ? ir tlrst month's salary. Mr. C. W.
Yeainans, 91s West Bioad, Richmond,
Va., r.o longer connected With this
institution. For all Information ad?
dress communications direct to Wash?
ing Dept., L8?5 Fourteenth Street. N
IV . Washington. D. C._
yyANTED; LINOTYPE OPERATOR; j
ii list be average on speed and fairly j
correct; duy work; union oince. j
TIM ES-HE RA LD, Newport News, Va
5v*A N;T E D, FIRST-CLASS BARBER: |
also one for Saturdays. Guarcnieo i
tl2. Also good apprentice boy, i3.50 j
week. 2fruu East Broad._
\V ant ED, MEN to LEARN BARBER
trade; only few weeks required.
Wages tfter ilrst month. Steady po?
sition guaranteed. Writs .'or cata?
logue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
'LEGE. 207 Bowery, Now York City.
CHAUFFEURS EARN 125 PER WEEN.
Become one b>' inking an unlimited
course, day or night, In our garage
and machine shop, actual practice
direct With the cars. Oldest, largest
und best equipped training school In
the South; one-half payable in ad?
vance for a life-scholarship; balance
when you get a position. NATIONAL
' AUTO SCHOOLS CORPORATION,
' 221-223 V/est Broad Street. Monroe
1051._
[drug CLERK WANTED; refer
enecs required. SCOTT bros.,
Charleston. W. Va._
&,000 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN.
I Write for list. FRANKLIN 1NSTI
tute. DepU 371 g, Rochester, N. y.
ilEN. don't be idle. THIS IB your
U opportunity to make $4 to $G dally. I
AVa have men In our employ making
$30 weekly. No opposition. No book3
' or insurance convnsslng. NEW era
' SPECIALTY co.. 200 W. Thirty
fourth Street, New York City._
tl'ou ARE WANTED for GOVERN
ment oositlon; SS0 month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 370 G, Rochester.
n. y. _-.
fJVANTED, POSITION by ROOKKJ3"e"P
cr and accountant; 16 years' eapbrl
enco; now employed. Good reasons j
for desiring change. Address J 125.
rare Tlmos-Dlspatch._
?'"WANTED. RY COMPETENT GENTLE- j
man In middle life, position as col?
lector, real estate preforred. Can I
furnish good roferenco and bond ifj
necessary. Address f S43, cure Timos
Dlspatch.
Ranted, position as clerk ob I
salesman In grocery business, or can
take charge of snme; considerable]
experience. Best references. 315 n.
K1 eventh Slreot._
&>elp ?i?iiinte?, jf ittialt
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED WO
man to sew carpets: permanent posi?
tion to capable person. Apply MIL?
LER & R HO ADS.
I
,W ANTED, 15 HAND IRONERS. RE- !
port at once. ECLIPSE LAUNDRY.]
i.11 n W. Main Stre'ot._
.WANTED," A GOOD WASHWOMAN AT
' "ncc- Apply 1710 Park Avenue.
.WANTED. A FIRST-class MAID, AT
300 West Franklin Street immediate
ly._
[WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND I
wash and some house work for two |
In fnmlly; good wages and good
room; In suburb, on car lino. Ad?
dress A. A\r.. Box 841, City._
Ranted, good- cook, to go to
A'lrglnla Beach. Apply nt once. 100
North Fourth Street.
{wanted, portion as avorkFng
housekeeper for lady or Indies, Call
nt gilbert's hotel, botwocn li
ond 2 o'clock to-day._
fwanted,. A position as COMPAN
lon ov governess. Address d 705.
i pare Tlmaa-Diapntch.
fTsACi'CEHK I'KJr'sCiIOOLS AND~COu
logon; all departments, grades prln
cipul.'t, superintendents. Many direct
call? dully. Guaranteed service.
Three agencies, ono enrolment.
SHERIDAN^ teachers' agen
C1ES. Charlotte, N. C_
"w^antedI for the cominoTsbs*- I
Hion. a poHitlun tu teach ?inu.ll chll ? <
drop English and intiulo. tin tu urms
Hex 110. Frcdurlcksburg. Va. :
ers, safeguard your machines against
theft. "Joy riding" und starting un?
awares. Get a Saundcrs' nuto lock.
Agents wanted. SOUTHERN STEEL,
PRODUCTS CO.. ' INC.. 1230 Mutual
I Building, Richmond.
, TEAM MULES, HARNESS. , WAGON.
$285. F. M. COLE, Chester, Va.
s&oiititoris euo $3>uic?ineu
I cIaXESSien;. wanted^ to hXndiVb
human hair goods as a side line.
throughout Virginia, North Caro
I Una. South Carolina, Georgia; on j
straight ijommiS3i?n bases. Excel-,
I lent Opportunity for the right man. |
I Slate reference and exper'etico. Ap- j
! ply a.I samuels, 671 Prospect Ave-;
i nue, New Vork, N. Y.
.?fcli?teUancutiB.
UP h cl^yTETtLN G a N j5"'"M attTTESS ES
? PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces rOuphol'sterod. Maltresse?
t renovated neatly. Sanltarv methods;
Reliable work. SYijNOR" & HUND?
LEY. 711 Eaat Broad. Madison dim.
CLE A N1N G A NU PR ESS 1 NO."'
CALL LA TOUCME'S, MONROE 2113.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Street.
HOUSE OLE A N1N G.
CARPET AND MATTING LAYING,
waxing arid staining Honrs, windows
washed. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Mon?
roe SI 20._
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
ing and dyeing Bilks, satins, laces,
furs, ponges, foulards. household
drapetie?. blankets, etc. Nothing loo
dlllicult. SPITZER, MY CLEANER,
102 North Eighth Street. Phone Mad
Ison 1121_
BIG SALE OF PARASOLS.
REGULAR, H PARASOLS FOP. tl.O.'s j
We have them from 2."c. up to i?> [
apiece. Repairing and recovering our
specialty. New umbrellas from .Vie. :
up to ?10 apiece. Come and see U3.
We will treat you rieht. NEW- j
MAN'? UMBRELLA FACTORY, SIS
E. Broad Street. Phono Monroe 2103.1
LAWN MOWERS.
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS'
la-why there are about 600 satisfied [
ueera of the genuine Pennsylvania I
mowers In Richmond. We also carry j
the cheap stuff as low as $2.50. If
you can't find It, go to McGKAAV'S.
1140-12 E. Main Street._
BAKERY.
100 LEMON SNAPS. 25c; ? LOAVES
bread for 25c; 1 large pound cake.
25e. DRINK ARD,' 423 1-2 North
Sixth._
WATCH 1-.BVA1RLNO.
your WATCH REPAIRED ob
cleaned by WM. TOSIEN, jr., It 4
guarantee that it is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Gleaning,
Ilj main springe, ,1. 40S Es??. "road
Street. *?)! work guaranteed.
MATTRESSES'. MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR VOLT. MATTRESS IN
the morning, make It over like new.
and return It to you the same day.
New hair mattresses a specialty. JA
COB t: ML AU F. l'h o tie Madlsoi. 32?'-'
t?HOE REPAIRING.,
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladies.; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 2Lc; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe 2C67.
PANAMA HATTERS.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLEAN- |
ed, bleached, block. retrlmmed. !
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Hatters, Fifth .
and Marshall._j
?awnings: awnings: awnings;
FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
order for awnings with us now. We
are in a position to meet all de?
mands promptly. H. E. COPELAND
& CO., 10S N. Ninth Street. Phone
Madison _ _
Coal anb W&aob.
long's SPTu1<g"~^v6^d"^M.MCE9^A
quick fire and good heat, bocause he
has kept it stored away. It is per?
fectly dry and exactly what you need
at this season, when It 1b usuelly
hard to get dry wood at any price
Phone Madison 1069._?_'
hickory stove wood.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can gat it
by 'phoning your order to Mudlson
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH , CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
Ppuurpf'^ci emu ?Lme satocti
EGGS FOR HATCHING,
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS,
F1SCHEL AND BICKER DIKE
STRAINS:
R. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS,
DE GRAFFE STRAIN;
51.00 FOR 16. .
M TN 1 BOR YA FARM.
DUE WHY'S BLUFF. VA.
PHONE MADISON 1?65-j.
FOR SALE, TWO GOOD MULES AND
Ii... ?ood work horses, cheap. n
West Duval St reel._
WHITE WYANDOTTES AND SINGLE
Comb Black Minorcas; free range,
vigorous, active; hatching eggs, baby
chicks and breeding stock for sale.
WILLIAM N. MICHAEL, Aberdeen,
Md._?__
FOR SALE. TWO GENUINE HOLD
stein male calves. Address j. L &
E. C. MILLER. U. I'. D. No. 8. City.
^u?tTie?fi ^?por?mitw?^
a^g'e^'tleman with $300 cash'tS
act as manager for Richmond and
the Southern States for staple line
of goods not sold In the South.
Strictly no opposition. Send for
particulars. NEW Eli a SPECIAL?
ty co., 200 W. Thirty-fourth Street,
New York City.
GREGG SHORTHAND. TAUGHT flY
us, can bo learned quickly and
easily: $37.50 buys a life scholarship
If purchased now. Investigate to
day. ^1ASSEY BUsiNESS COL-LEOE.
WANTED, to SELL or a PARTY to
furnish plant with teams, machinery
and lnhor. to manufacture, deliver on
ears 7,600,000 feet timber, principally
original high-grade pine; land dry,
logging fine; near Dlxon Station, N.
C. Inquiries answered promptly. j
131, care Tlmes-Dlapatch._
WE CAN REPAIR YOUR AUTOMO
blle springe, body, top. cushions,
wheels and paint In tho finest man?
ner. R. H. BOSHER'S SONS, 16 8.
Ninth Street._
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWB & SON Insures
befit results. _
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
party with $2,500 cash to secure in?
terest Itt established business In
.Richmond company; recently putont
ed new inventions and n,oeds capital
to market same, Address B 612, care
Tlrtios-Dispatch.
DAILY PUZZLES!
What bird?
AA'SWBil TO Y ESTE fin AT'5 PUZXIiEU
Portland.
jFor &>alz.
NEWMAN'S UMBRELLA factory?
Umbrellas: and paranoia recovered
and repaired; prices reasonable: sum?
mer parasols recovered with your
own goods to match your dress.
'Phone us and tvu will tell you how
much goods you need. Wo have a
big line of summer patasols from 60c.
up to i? apiece. Also a big line of
umbrellas from 50c. up to tl'i apiece.
Come and see its, v/u will treat you
right. .11S East Broad Street.
'Phone Monroe 2109.
CHEAP, ALE KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEF
FEKSON LOAN OFFICE. 1705 East
Main Street. _
FOR, SALE? COWPEAS, UNMIXED,
at $2.SO. and mixed, at 52.25, f.
O. b. J. P. WALTERS, LaGrange.
N. C. 1
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. 615 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE, ARGUS GOLD MINING i
Corporation stock, any part of 1,500
shares at 30 ctnta a sharu. Under i
intelligent tcanagement should prove
handsome dividend-payer Addrcsss ,
P. O P.ox 617. Richmond. Va._j
WILL SELL AT SOUTHERN STOCK;
Yards, Wednesday, May 21, 1011.
ponv, trap und harness, property of
MASTER HORACE DOBBINS._
NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK YOUR
lawnmower over. We have tho onlv
sharpener south of Philadelphia that
will sharper It with a guarantee to
cut like new. JOE BICKERSTAFF.
1311 East Main
FINE ? T AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
done at R. H. BOSHER'S SONS. 15
South Ninth Street._
lumber. "Laths. she--gles, uask,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD &. son,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va._
SEE-US~~for that WAGON that
you need In your business. We ear?
ly them In stock, and can supply
your wants at once. A. MEYER'S
SONS. 731 E. Cary Street _
RUNABOUTS, BUGGIES, SURREYS,
steel and rubber tires: high-grade;
orlee low. Call and see them. Terms
reasonable. T. H. DUKE & CO.. 801
Brook Avenue._j
TYPEWRITERS REN.TED, 3 MONTHS j
$5. Rent applied on purchase.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE
CO- f.On E. Mkln Street._
WANTED. TO SELL AN ANTIQUE |
bed room suite. In excellent condition. ,
Apply to MRS. P.. L. HAYN ES, 205 j
N. Nin ctee nth Street._
WANTED; TO SELL A $400 MOP.t
gage note at 6 per cent.; 42,000 se- i
curlty. Address F 841, care Times- ;
_Dispatch:_
FOR1 SALE. POOL TABLE. 4 1.6x3. WILL i
sell cheap for cash If sold this week: j
' changing residence; table practically i
new: complete outfit. F 842, care
_T Inics-Dlapatcn._
for WANT of use, one RUBBER
tire runabout: cost $1S5; one buck
board, Bteel tires, cost $135. Apply
HQ West Grace Street._-{
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE, NO. 322 }
South Pine Street, doing good bust- '
nc-ss; well stocked; good fixtures; j
good paying customer-s; cheap rent. |
for SALET one FAMILY .broke i
driving horse, fearless and gentle: j
also several other good work horses. !
Can bo bought cheap. 305 E. Canal I
Street._
HAVE JUST got in car of the
"Keystone" spring wagons. These
wagons are high-grade; so If you
need a long-body wagon for con?
tracting, painting or any other use
it will pay you to see them. Tha
painting on them Is very good In?
deed.
JUST A FEW MORE OF THE GOOD
second-hand buggies and runabouts.
One rubber-tire cutundor surrey, in
good condition, $75.
ALL GOODS AT A VERY LOW PRICE.
See us before you buy. BRISTOW
WORSHAM CO., 14 35 E. Main._
LARGE STEAM HEATER. IN GOOp
condition, suitable for hotel or apart?
ment house. Price, $100. H. F.
BERNHARD & BRO? ill E. Main St.
SEVERAL DESK FANS FOR SALE.
230 volts, direct current, In first-class
condition. Will sell for half-cost.
Apply C. F. SAUER & CO., Meadow
and Broad Streets._
BUCKROE BEACH, VA.?SAYN ~CDT
tage on tho bench front; all modern
conveniences. Send for circular.
References exchanged. CHAS. R.
SAYN. Buckrpe Reach. Va.
BOARDERS WANTED IN A COUNTRY
town In the mountains; cool shade;
long porches; good board. Terms.
!6 per week; no children taken. Ad?
dress Box 26, Gordonsvllle, Va.
?~PLEASANT- SUMMER HOME~FOR A
limited number of guesls in the Pied?
mont section of Virginia.., Address
"SPRING FIELDS," caro Postmaster.
Gordonsvllle. Va._
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR TIIE
summer; fine location; cool house:
large rooms; all conveniences; In the
city of Charloitcsvlllc. Address 214
East High Street.
spring' ?,-leaning,
carpets and rugs cleaned with
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
in your home, on the tloor: no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
call nnd give estimate If you send
address to "VACUUM, CLEANER
BOYS." 15 E. Marshall. Phone Mon
roo 294S-J. Wo are salesmen for
hand and electric cleaners, from SIS
to S125._
kid GLOVES CLEANED; ALL
lengths, 10c. Our auto will call for
and deliver anywhere anything.
SPITZER, MY CLEANER AND DYER.
102 North Eighth Street. Phone Mad
ison 4121._
NOW IS THE TIME to have YOUR
automobile painted for spring. Tho
best work nt r. h. B03HEIVS SONS.
15 South Ninth StreeL _.
YOUR RENT account placed
with n. w. bowm Sc son insu.ea
best results.
BE" a. BOOKKEEPER or fiTENOO
rnpher. Splendid positions-and good
salaries open to our graduates.
Cheap tuition rotes for limit od time.
Telephone, write or call to-day.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT and sold
*t huqhtcb'S. 1100 North Third.
FOR RENtT^MODHRN ? ?P?TtTMENT.
furnished, corner Grace and Henry
Streets. Phono Madison 4507-J,
^eal tonte for &>ale.
rcJS^TvT ^bit??KLAN i3''"T^innAc:-:"
Thc xreatost opportunlt y you arc
ovor likely to get unless you Invest
in one or mor() of the house lets now
Kolng at $29 t? SIO'J: ID per cent,
down und 50 Centn weekly. Have you
ever had It explained to you? Come
out; only 6-cent fare. Every one has
ono chonce In life to make his for?
tune. This Is yours, perhaps. Any?
how, come on out and see for your?
self. I shan't stay long. Will gel
hack to Boston soon, whore they
work quick.' You'll have to hurry
If you securo one of these lots; Think
what you get: Dandy lot, high an I
dry; lino location; clear title; lov,
price; time on your payments; n?.
taxes or Interest for two years;
square deal und u vdean piece of God's i
earth In the right place; If .-"Ick or]
out of work, 10 cents a week and
free lot in case of death. Oh. you're
dead dull if you don't spend one ton
c-iit piece oh it anyway. See the J.
W. Wilbur LAtid Co., at W. 1). White
side's Studio. 627 E. Broad St.. Rich?
mond. Va.. If you can't come out on
Glnter Park car and drop off at
eighteenth stop, go north to Ladles'
M'le Road. See agent at house ?n
the land, who will show you the lots.
But. say. eomo. It will pay you. Oti
land Sundays. Money spent for rent,
is never returned. Money paid (or a
home Is well Invested. With the
splendid street car service there Is
no suburb so Idoal; 20.766 people In
so cities who purchased land of wn- j
bur. are following this plan, and
find it making them Independent and
much happier. Every one should
own n home with fre'li air. It en?
courages him und Identities him with
your beautiful city. Remember the
spot?Rrookland Terrace, on Ladles'
Mile Road, only "> cent.' fare. Boston
i":trier pups with every lot free, as
long as they last; first buyers get
them. JACOB W. WILBUR LAND
? .?.CO., Richmond. Va._
KA RM AND ORCIL*.RD.-t80 ACRES
under fenco. especially adapted to
the production of apples, pears,
plums, cherries and small fruits of
nil kinds: l? acres in good, bearing
apple orchard of select varieties. 50
acres cleared /and and 20 acres wood?
land; 5-room dwelling and stable:
finest spring watet on earth: dellght
- fm climate ail year round. Located
lit foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains,
two miles southwest of Stuart, Va_
Price. 12.000. B. D. RICK MAN, S2C
Green Street, Danville. Vn.
YCajR RENT ?CCNJUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE SON Insures
best results.
FOR SAL7..50-FOOT LOT ON STUART
Avenue, 150 feet east of Broad and
Main Street car line. H F.5. 'care
Times-Dispatch,_ _
BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY. GOOD
as now, (n a central busim-su section.
o!i car line:1 leased for $1,320 per
year: $14.000. Call ^: office about
this. A MOS & POINDEXTER, 1110 E.
Main Street._
FOP. SALE, BEAUTIFUL WATER
fror.t home; all modern conveniences,
overlooking Forttess Monroe, Hump
ton Roads; boating, bathing, tlshing;
large lawn, shade trees: two mi.-.utes'
walk to car. For further Information
address S. H. V.'., c.ire Postmaster,
Buck t oe. Va._
^j&eol (Estate tor Sent.
P6h RENT. ELEVKX^.OriM 'V'OTT'/VGE
at Virginia Beach, facing the ocean;
centrally located, comfortably fur?
nished, servants' quarters, for months
of June and July, or will sell same for
Sl.X'00. giving possession at once. Ap?
ply to BALDWIN BROS.. H4 Brooke
Avenue, Norfolk, Va.
AN ATTRACTIVE St; BUR BAN HOME~:
all modern conveniences, located at
Forc-s.t Hill, ono block from the ear.
For/Information call Monroe 26ss
FOP. SALE (MAY RENT), MARKET
garden: good dwelling, water, out
hor.Kus; electric cars corivi nient.
CHESTER TRADING CO.. Chester.
Va._
FOR RENT. ASHLAND HOME. FUR
nlshed;' conveniently located. Ad
dress B C33. care Times-Dispatch.
RENT FREE TO RIGHT PARTY;
large country home and garden. E.
GOYINGS. 1301 Est Main Street,
Richmond.
FOR RENT, THE UN EXPIRED TERM
of 105 East Grace Street, furnished.
Apply at above number.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON Insures
best results. _
_Scouts' for^l^cnt.
THE WELLINGTON. 911 EAST CLAY
Street.?Cuol, clean rooms; phone;
bath._
FOR "RENT. FROM JUNE 1 TO SEP
ttmbor. large, cool room; use of
bath und phone; corner Fourth and
Franklin. Address F S3S, care Tlmea
; Dispatch._
ONE-SECOND-FLOOR ROOM. CONVE
nient to bath; gentleman. 107 North
Third Street._
FURNISHED ROOMS, DAY OR WEEK;
private family. 507 N. Sixth._
NICE, LaTTgE ROOM" AT 32 2 EAST
Franklin; vscant June 1; gentlemen
preferred. _ 1 o nroe 1500,_
FRONT PARLOR] SUITABLE FOR
doctor's oihce; roll-top desk and re?
volving chair, furnished; private
family. 607 North Sixth._
FURNISHED ROOMS. REASONABLE,
to 'permanent gentlemen. 7 North
Sixth._
TWO LARGE ROOMS, NICELY' FUR
nlshed; use of bath and phono; good
location: reasonable terms. Address
424 N. Tenth._
LARGE, BRIGHT FURNISHED ROOM
for gentleman. 101 South Third St.
FOR" RENT. NICE FRONT ROOM FOR
three or four gentlemen. Apply
502 1-2 N. Fifth Street,____
^vat^FedTt o "b Si? * o^tTA^ntTHu^J^tC
hold goods In any quantity. Phono
Madisoc 3S51._
HORSES?BOARD AND PASTURB. IM
provement guaranteed. C. b. OROW
DER. Kemp's Farm. Madison 1057-J.
WANTED, TO BUY AT A BARG A IN
an up-to-date, second-hand soda
fountain. Address Box 303, Chase
Clt y, Va._
WANTED. TO BUY AT ONCE A SEC
ond-'hnnd, cutunder Bosher's surrey,
In good condition. . Phone Madison
173 1._?__
TYPEWRITERS RENTED, 3 MONTHS.
$5. Rent applied on purchase
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE
CO.. C05 E- Main Streot._
WANTED, OLD BUILDINGS TO TAKE
down. E. O. BRAUER & CO. Phone
Monroe 1SS 4-J._
GKC? N D-H A N D MACHINERY OF
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE. COSBY. 1523 E
Cary Si. Phono * indlaon 3626. /'
Cui?FST AND"'BEST" ASSORTMENT
of newest styles In millinery, suitit,
dresses, all kinds, of ready-made gar?
ments for ladies, misses and chil?
dren; alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for you. Also
n Uno of pattern hats for the triido.
MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1123 E. Mullt
Street ?
^^ittoinoliiFcjEi for ?s>ak
A~UT6~M?~mLE.^liOT_?_H
changed; free repairs for 'ono year.
Include, the following; "Mathewson,"
coBt $5,500, now $1,250; "E. M. F.."
$650; 1011 "Interstate." $1,600; "New
Hudson," $975; six-cylinder "Oids
mobllo," 53.000; ".Chalmers," *$000;
"Autocar," $450; Parry, Rogul, Reo,
Bulck, Franklin, Jrickson. Rambler.
Thomas. Maxwell, from $160 up, and
many others. AUTOMOBILE EX?
CHANGE, 221-228 West Broad Street.
Monroe 105L_i_*
BEAUTIFUL" SEVEN - PASSENOBH,
$5.000 car. Will exchange for small
touring car. Apply AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE, 221-223 West 'Broad
Streot,
? /. '
Four Aviators Take Up Flight
From Paris to
Madrid.
VEDRINE BREAKS RECORD
Funeral of Minister of War
Will Re Held
Friday.
Pari?, May 22.?Notwithstanding trie
tragic Incident which ushered In the,
Pnrls-to-Madrld aviation race yester?
day, and which caused the death of!
M. Berteaux, tho French Minister ol
War. und the scrloiiH Injury ot Premier
Monis, the contest was continued to?
day by Tour of the competitors.
Emile Train, whoso machine was
the direct cause of the disaster, re?
tired from the race, but Mm. Ulbert,
Vedrltie. Frey and Garros decided to
continue their Myhls to the Spanish
capital.
Vedrlno arrived at Angoule'mo, 279
miles from the aviation field of Issy
Lcs-Moullnoux, in the remarkable tlmo
of three hours and thirty-nine minutes,
breaking the world's record for dis?
tance In a cross-country flight.
Frey began bis lllghi from the avia?
tion Held at 1:06 o'clock, but only suc?
ceeded in reaching Etampes, where his
machine! turned turtle In a squall and
plunged to the ground. Frey was not
hurt.
Glbert, on leaving Pontlevoy for
Angoulome. loBt his way, and landed
at Brizay. but later resumed his flight
on the first leg of the course.
Garros, the llrst contestant to reach
Angouleme, In repairing his machln*
from the stage of the rtlght from An
gouleme to San SebasUan.
President Fallieret) to-day received
through Ambassador Jusserand a
message from President Taft, express?
ing his heartfelt condolence for the
loss which Krance sustained by tho
death of War Minister Berteaux, and
expressing his sympathy for M. Monis,
the injured Premier. Messages ot sym?
pathy also have been received from
the heads of state from practically
every nation.
Although the condition of Premier
Monis continues satisfactory, Professor
Lannelongua ofticlally announced thin
afternoon that it would be three days
before he would bo able to say wheth?
er the head of the French Cabinet
would he out of danger.
The funeral of tho War Minister has
been definitely fixed for Friday.
The physician's bullotln. Issued to?
night, says simply:
"M. Monls's condition continues sat?
isfactory."
The Premier was permitted to take
light nourishment to-day, and Profes?
sor Ltmnelongue. after a consultation,
.said there was no longer fear of com?
plications.
The Premier persistently asks for
news of M. Berteaux. The physicians
told him this evening tho Minister of
\\ ur was unconscious, and that there
was no hope Tho Premier was so
deeply affected that it was deemed best
not to Inform him of tho death of M.
Berteaux until to-morrow.
BAD EFFECT ON CROPS
OF RECENT DRY WEATHER
Movement of Green Pen? Will Be Ma?
terially Reduced?Will Admitted
to Probate.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Fredcrlcksburg, Vo_, May 22.?The
big green pea crop in the Rappahnn
nock Valley has commenced to movo
to the markets. This Is usually a very
heavy crop, requiring special steamers
In addition to the regular schedules to
get It Into market promptly, but It
is feared that the crop this season
has been seriously affected by the long
_&Otltt?.
IttxiTIOK^^VEX^Tiiis FALL" FOR
those wiio prepare now; lifo scholar?
ships for business courses at $12.60
to 420 discount for summer. Inves?
tigate to-day. MASSE Y BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Madison 2075._
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING DONE
at R. H. BOSHER'S SONS, 16 South
Ninth Street._
NOTICE TO OUT-OF-TOWN ARCHI-.
teets und engineers: .Mall or express
us your tracings for blue prints, any
length or size. We use a continuous
electric machine and guarantee our
work to bo first class. RICHMOND
BLUE PRINT CO., 21 N. Twelfth Sti
RELIABLE TRANSFEN, jdTLLNER'S.
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 26 cents, valises E cents; claim
checks lssuud at the house for your
baggage. Two men on our "wagon.
We make a specialty of moving fur?
niture and pianos. Phone Madison
1445; residence phone Monroe 2460.
SPRINGTIME IS HERE. GET YOUR
last year's clothes out and phono
Madison 4121, and our automobile
will call, get and return your gar?
ments In Al condition. SPITZER,
MV CLEANER AND DYER, 102 N.
Eighth .Street._
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON Insures
best results._
WANTED, THE rUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewelers. 913
East Main Street, buy, bcII, exchange
ond REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil
v or ol ways taken lti exchange.
NIrX^cTiAS. K. BOWERS, 116 EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; hit no, well-von
tllated dining room, onening on Sec?
ond Slrcot Meals by -lav or weok.
HANOVER CAFE, 100 WEST FRANK
lln. Reduced rates for summer
months. MRS. LEE STUNE L1P3
COMB._ :
FOR RENT. WITH HOARD. TWO
large, airy rooms, newly furnished,
suitable for gentlemen or two
counics; also excellent tublo board. 19
North Fifth Streut, corner E. Frank?
lin Street._;_
BOARDERS WANTED FOR LARGE
front room; couple or gentlemen.
41S N. Ten til.
A CALLED cmiilL^NICATToN OF
VV'"r"tcrnal Lodge, No. 53. A., F. &
/V\A. M., will be held THIS (Tues?
day) EVENING, May 23, tit 7:30 o'clock.
Work In tho Entered Apprentice do
fjree.
Every member Is urgently requested
to attend and members of slstor lodges
and transient brethren are fraternally
Invited to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
WM. RE1NHBIMER,
_'Hocrctary.
~ A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION CVF
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 11, A.
F. Sr. A. M.. will be hold In the Ma
Honlc Temple TUESDAY EVENING.
May 23, 1911. nt 7:30 o'clock.
Members of ?Ister lodges and tr/in
slent brethren are cordially invited.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
* W. N. WATKINS. ?
Secretary,
FOR COLDS AND HEADACHES, INDIGESTION AND SOUR
STOMACH. GAS AND FERMENTATION. CONSTIPATIONAND
BILIOUSNESS.WnH MOST SATISFACIORY RESULTS.
IN THE CIRCLE
ON EVERY PACKAGE OFTHE GEHUINE
THE WONDERFUL POPULARtTY OF THE GENUINE SYRUP
OF FIGS AND EUXIR OF SENNA HAS LED UNSCRUPULOUS
MANUFACTURERS TO OFFER IMITATIONS. IN ORDER TO
MAKE A LARGER PROFIT AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS. IF A DEALER ASKS WHICH SIZE YOU WISH,
OR WHAT MAKE YOU WISH. WHEN YOU ASK FOR
SYRUP OF FIGS AND EUXIR OF SENNA, HE U PREPAR?
ING TO DECEIVE YOU TELL HIM THAT YOU WISH THE
GENUINE. MANUFACTURED OY HIE .CALIFORNIA FIG
SYRUP CO ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS KNOW THAT
THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE AND THAT IT IS MANU?
FACTURED BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ONLY
NOTE THE NAME
PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS.NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN'
THE' CIRCLE,NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE.OF THE I
GENUINE ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MINIATURE PICTURE*
DRUGGISTS REGULAR PRICE SOv PER BOTTLE. OF PACKAGE.
SYRUP OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS 0?
LADIES AND CHILDREN. AS IT IS MILD AND PLEASANT GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE, AN_
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM OBJECTIONABLE INGREDIENTS. IT IS EQUALLY BENEFICIAL
FOR WOMEN AND FOR MEN. YOUNG AND OLD FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGIST?
ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE.
?BelalTjarE <__lnter <E5ap Bcgorf?l 33elatoare ?Mater (Sap 3rA__o_t_
__5:KITTATIMHj
DELAW ARE WATER GAP, PA.
Leading Hotel; coolest location; no malaria or mosquitoes. Capacity 500.
Every convenience. Boating, fishing, bathing; golf, orchestra, social diversions,
saddle horses. Table supplied from own farm. American Plan and a la carte.
Write for booklet of views and special terms. , G. FRANK COPE.
continued dry weather, and that the
outcome In consequence will be much
reduced, curtailing to a great extent
the revenue from tit's source.
Miss Viola O. "WoolfCer, o? this city,
and Miss Nora P. Perry, of Alexandria,
have completed their examinations as
graduate nurses at the Mary Washing?
ton Hospital In this city, and will be
awarded their dlplomns on June 2.
There will bo appropriate exorcises
for the occasion.
The will of Albert Gottschalk, of
Baltimore, who died some time ago,
was admitted to probate In tho Corpo?
ration Court of this olty, his son qual?
ifying as executor. Mr. Gott3chalk
owned property In this city, and thin
procedure was necessary in order to
glvo a title to same.
Miss Anderson, daughter of former
Attorney-General William A. Ander?
son, of Lexington, Vn., who Is a guest
of Mrs. R. J. McBrydo here, will glvo
an exhibition of her paintings In tho
hnll of tho public school building In
this city within a short time. Miss
Anderson Is an art ret of exceptional
ability. Special hours will bo arranged
for the public and school children of
the city, and tho exhibition la expected
to bo of great Interest.
Miss Vivian Conway and Mrs. John
R. Jacobs, of this city, are attending
tho Homo Missionary Society of tho
Baltimore Conferenco of the ^lothodlst
Church, In session In Roanoka. Miss
Conway 'a secretary of tho general so?
ciety, and Mrs. Jacobs Is a dole-gate
from the church In this city.
Pdaski Alum Springs
PULASKI, VA.
Open Juno 1, 1911.
Elevation, 2,000 feet. Accommoda
tion, 200 guests. The most delightful
summer resort in the Virginia mountains.
Water is endorsed by tnc leading phy?
sicians in the Stale for nil forms of Stom?
ach, Blood, Liver and Kidney Troubles.
Rates reasonable. Fare excellent. Wa?
ter shipped the year round. Write for
booklet. R. C. GRAHAM,
Owner and Manngcr,
Pulaski, Va.
HOTEL IROQUOIS
So. Carolina Ave. and Baach. L'.ip. 100: pri?
vat.; bat hu, runntnr; water In roonn, eleva?
tor, fine porches, music, white service. Sps
cln], |12.M up wasldy. Booklet.
_W. P. SHAW.
Red Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
Open June l under new management.
Naturo's only known cure for lung
end kidney diseases, rheumatism and
all stomach trouble. For rates, book?
let, etc., address
.T. L. DILL I ON.
Virginia.
HAWl.KV .SPRINGS,
Koeklnxbum Co., Vu.
Opens June 16; the health re?.->rt of Vlr
gInIn ; famous Iron, chalybeate and sulphur
Bluings; elevation ?OOO f>ct. Until June 10.
address MRS. ROLLING. Annapolis.
GRANUDEN HOTEL,
LAKE SPNAPEE. N. IT.
Olio of Ihe llneat hotels In tho Whits
Mountains C.olf. Tennis. FlRnins, etc.
ONE OF Tllll IDEAL TOUR ROTELS.
Writ,! tor Circular. W, W. BROWN,i
Mnnhnttnii Itntol, I3nd St., Now York t.'tty.
"?FT?N HOUSE
Opens Jim? ?, 1911.
The elevation is commanding, and the
scenery is unsurpassed bv any in the
Bltic Ridge or AlUghany Mountains for
beautv and grandeur. Address MRS.
IAS. R. GOODLOL", Alton, Nelion Co.,
Vtu
Stlantte ?tt? _^E_ort?
ATus.Mic crrr, j.
Unit 8eleot Location Frontiers she Beach
With an established reputation for Its
oxcluslveness and higb-class patronage.
Thoroughly modern and completely
equipped. Courteous service. Bathrooms
with hot and eo!4. fresh and aaa water
attachments, showers, etc Orchestra.
Extensive sun parlor sad porchoa over?
looking the Boardwalk and Ocean. Al?
ways open. Golf privilege*. Illustrated
booklet.
NTjmXN HAINES OO. i.
2CENTS POSTAGE SECLTKES FULL IN?
FORMATION of ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
All Hotels, Amusements. Streets, Beaches,
Bathing, etc A Hnndttomely Illustrated
60 Page ??OFFICIAL," Guido With Only Cor?
rect City Map Sent FREES by City Informa?
tion Bureau.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
j Entirely New. Completed 1910.
, Half Block Ocean Front.
Fireproof. Capacity 600.
AMERICAN FLAN.
Always Open. Orchestra.
Sea Water in Baths, public and
private.
Private Garage for Patrons.
Frank B. Off. H. C. Edwards.
i
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. '
The n?w fireproof addition Is a model toi
comfort and conveniences. The entire house
now offers 350 guest rooms, eaoh of whloh is
connected with private bath or has running
w.itor. Hotel Dennis Is one of the Beach
Front Hotels still maintaining an unob?
structed ocenn view.
_WALTER J. ITCZBY,
IST.EtnrORTTjr,
On the poenn front, Virginia, At*- 3?oa?<i??oi
iral Taoatloh. Cup. ??, Fresh (Wj^jea'wMpi
in .-.if baths: sun parlor*, olavatof. Lairg?
rooms;, ecuthort exposure, eto. OloHsiitffc,
America h of Busope^n pUus.-' Special AjnsrJ'
cs.6 plan. J11 iO up weakly. Always ? open,
Auto at' train. Bod-let.
war. ? imtAUv >jr?cy, .
KRANK, H. PHOBTS?B, M?JV .
?lleghany Inn
Modem?Up-to-date.
2.000 feet above sea level. In the heart
of tne most picturesque mountain coun?
try of Virginia. Wonderful scenic beauty
Ideal place for health seekers, over- .
worked people, the lover of the beautiful.
Most exhilarating climate in America.
Abundance of mineral springs; the best
of waters. First-clas? amusements. Fine
cuisine. It's the ideal place. Write now
for descriptive booklet, rales and full
information.
Allcghnnv Improvement Co.,
.Main Line C. & 0. Ry.. ,
Goshett, Va.
_?;
T1IK ELKTO.V HOTt4?.
A dc-llKtitfttl summer homo, in .tha
Shenandoah Valley of Virginia; excel-,
lent table; pure air; llthm watar; mod- .
ern conveniences; open May 1. MRS. .
A C. DRAWBAUGU. Elkton. Rocking"- -
ham Co.. Va._%
The Blue Mouutaln House
IN TIIK 11KA RT OF THE BI/GK RIDOE.
Siiporhly located at elevation of two thous?
and foot with unobstructed vtow of world-.,
famed Cumberland sr..t Shenandoah VatUys.
Modern In every detail; rooms with or with?
out private baths, electric lights, tolaphQnaeV'i?
hot nn.l cold water throughout the house..*''
Exhilarating atniorobere, beautiful scensry,;'^
flellKhtful drives, excellent Riding Academy.;'.
ennocted with hotel.
For rates, booklets, etc.. Address .BOND _t
GIBBONS. Belvedere Hotel. Baltimore, May

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