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Greater IUctituond'a Greatest Newspaper
GREATEST WAAT AND REAL ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN" VIIIG1MA, AND
ONE OP THE LIEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
/ in Effect Juno 11. 1011.'
Dally, hoc ceat per word when pnld
In ndvnncc. No Ad. takcu (or leas tliuzi
ten centa.
One nnd one-hull centa a word nil
clnaMlflcatlona except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted one vent
? word. No Ail. Sunday taken (or leas
than fifteen centa.
No Ada. tuken (or lens than twenty
five centa when phoned In ur charged
at the counter.
I'boue orders not (guaranteed.
CInnalllcatlon uot Kuaruuleed after
UltiO P. M.
Kor buslncsa contracts send for the
Want Ad. .Mil a-, nil ill).- Mourn.' 1.
-2.00t an? .iroun?.
LOBT, BULL. TERRIER PUPPY, SIX j
or eight months old; while, with one i
black ear. Reward paid If returned [
_to p.. W. SPILMAN, GUI)-a West Main.
LOHT, one okay cat; bob-TAIL;
answers to the name of "Pearl." He
ward.- c. C. bowi-;, 1129 w. Frank-1
. ?n._?
Z.ost, BETWEEN NORTH FIRST and j
Broad, a gold watch, with Initials J.
B. G., add lob. Finder please return |
to 709 n. First Street for reward.
WANTED, FOR U. a. A?'m, ABLE
bodled, unmarried msn, oetween ages
or 18 ano ?d; Citizen? of United State?,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, woo can apeak, rwad and write ilia
KngllsJi lunguuge. For Information ap?
ply to KECHU1TINO OFFICE, s?O East
liiouu St., ltlchrnond, Va.; 161 Syvutuor?
til., l'elcrubui K. Va.. or Columbia liuiiu
lug. Ornnby St.. NortolV. Va._.
AUTO SCHOOL.?OLDEa'l. IjAKUfclST
and best-equipped and only real
practical auto school in this Action
Open day and nlghr. the year uround.
fail unu see tor yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils aru our reference*.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
?18 W. Broau Street._
[WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; few weeks required; be.-st
paying work within tue teach ot
poor men. wages from $12 to |2o
weekly. Booklet mulled free. GREAT-1
Elt RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGE,,
Richmond, Va.
Y~o?~ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN - j
Incnt position; ?bu month. Write lor
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 3(0 G, Rochester.
N. Y-_._
IWANTED, YOUNO MEN OF GOOD
character to leant tltu automobile
business. We must havu between
titty and seventy-live men fur out
factory connections within the next
three month*, and we will allow men
who can furnlBh reference to pay a
part ot the coat of learning out or
their first month's salary. Air. C. W.
Yeamana, ila Weal Broad. Richmond.
Vtt-. no longer connected with this
Institution. For all Information ad?
dress communications direct to 'Wash?
ing Dept. 1905 Fouitcenih Street. N
W., Wushlngton, D. C,_
6,000 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN.
Write for list. Fit an KLIN 1NST1
TUTE, Dept. 371 G. Rochester. N. y. j
WANTEDi a no. 1 circular saw
yer; must come at once. Day or con- j
tract.' Wire answer. E. l. MOH1U
h'F.TT. .Mulden, Va. _
wanted! young man to keep
books and use typewriter. Address j
D -'S3, rare Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED. as soon as possible,
relief clerk, registered or assistant
registered; rellol work to last six
or eight weeks. Apply to B. II CJOR
I:El-l, Urugglst. Lcxtngton. Va.
YOUNG MEN to BECOME GRAU p.*
feurs; machine shop practice; rum?
mer prices. NATIONAL AUTO
SCHOOLS CORPORATION. 221-223 w
Broad Street._
WANTED. MEN to DRIVE autg.mo- |
biles; summer course of Instruction:
protlclency guaranteed. Call or write I
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
'?>1S West Broad._
WANTED. good sash and door |
maker and wood turner. Apply
stago & son, Twentieth and
Franklin_
TWO SAWYERS IN STAVE MILL.
Write RAYMOND COOPERAGE CO., J
Raymond. Ga.
i^ttuation?"(?HanteD. itial^
WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN.
position night watchman and care?
taker large building; handy, compe?
tent Jji repairs any kind. References,
former employer. B US, care Tlmes
1)1 spatch._
WANTED, POSITION AS STENOGRA
pher or assistant bookkeeper, by it
? young man 20 years old, with refer?
ence and experience. Address F 407
care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
jW ANTED. A POSITION AS COLLECT -
ro or city salesman; had experience
In both. Can furnish Al references.)
B 106, care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
XvANTED, BY EXPERIENCED SPE
cialty salesman, position as city or
traveling salesman for gosd staple |
line. Of good nddress and the best
I of habits; Al references. B 147, care]
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
^ituntion?^gankb^^nale^
SHOTEL HOUSEKEEPER.?POSITION I
wanted by lady now in charge ->f
high-grade hotel; woman of thor-j
ough experience, ability, irrepronch
nble charneter; furnishing best ref?
erences. Address MRS. MARTIN,- 1266 |
Brook Street. Louisville. Ky.
tADY STENOGRAPHER, NEAT and
accurate, desires to change positions
July 1: references furnished. A 81,
enre Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, MAN AND WIFE?WOMAN i
as cook, man for outside work;
wages $40 per month. Address, stat?
ing references and all nunlidcntions,
H. H. DICKEY. Cumberland, Md. |
One-half transportation paid. ' ? '
WANTED. AT 2120 HANOVER AVE, I
nn experienced nurse to have oare of
n six-months-old baby. Reference]
roqulred. Apply In person._
.WANTED. YOUNG LADY CASHIER IN I
retail grocery; must have experi?
ence and furnish reference. Aphly
to P. H. EVANS. Meadow and Broad. |
Phone Monroe 2861._
PANTRY LADY WANTED. APPLY TO |
the STEWARD. Hotel Richmond.
'ATTENTION. GRADUATES1 YOU |
htivo your English education; now I
for a business training that will se?
cure for you a good position and sal?
ary. You take the course with us,
nnd wo will get you the position; low
tuition rates now In effect: Inves
tlgate to-day. MASSF-Y BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
^^tuat(on^^of^!rMATitaL_
'A LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
governess of small children; rofor
' cnoes furnished. F 389, care Tlmes
Dlspatch. _?
?o^Y^AND^G^IRlT^AGENTS WANTED 1
?to make monoy and earn presents;
greatest opportunity for children.
Write L. S. MORGAN, Box 189, Salls
hury. N. C.
'AlITOMOBILES BOUGHT,'"sOLn, Ex?
changed; free repairs for one year;
from ?100 to $1.000. AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE, 221-223 W. Broad St.
BOARDERS FOR NICE. LARGE
rooms. ' Also tubto bonrdcrs. 309
East Grace._
when^ you ?>come to Richmond
stoo where you can Ret a nicer Ol**au,
comfortable bed for fiO cents: Ice ?.va?
lor, bath a cd nhone free. 1002 ICust |
_Clay;_t
BOARDERS WANTED AT 317 EAST
Franklin. MISS PALMORE._
MRS. CllAS. K. liUWBUS." ilD EAST I
Franklin. handsomely appointed |
rooms, with board; large, weil-ven
tilatcd dlnlne; room. opening on Sco-I
ond Street Meals by dav or week. .
NICELY' FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH |
or without board._71S_E. _*Iaj^|2tt'K
MICE. LARGE, FURNISHEDROOM AT
S22 E. Franklin; summer rates. Mori
roo 1500._; _
iTi E. CLAY.?WELL-FURNISHED
front rooms; bath, phone; transients.
FOR RENT, TWO COMPLETE* ROOMS I
for light housekeeping; everything
furnished. 700 E. Clay .Street. Phon?
Madlson 1120._2__
NICELY FURNISHED, COOL PARLOR,
with telephone; also other large md
small rooms. 710 E. Franklin._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. VIR
glnla Building, for gentleman; tele?
phone, buth. hot and cold water. A
10"'- '-'arc Times-Dispatch._
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS: ALSO
large front room, second Moor. 100 i
E. Main Street._|
OFFICE. UK EXPIRED LEASE. CALL
Room 619, American National Bank j
_Building_
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; COOL,
clean; transient. 50c.? poriiinn-snt,
special rates. THE WELLINGTON.
Uli -.least Clay._
FOR VISITORS TO NEW YORK CITY:
Attractively furnished rooms; pri?
vate bath, in quiet, well-appointed]
house. In best residential section,
convenient to parks and rill West I
Side transportation lines; meals op-]
tlonoi; home cooking; roforenceo.
Address Mi E. MACBETH. 147 Weal]
' Elshty-first Street, New York City.
FURNISHED APARTMENT IN RAI .
elgh Apartments. 'Franklin .Street]
front, for months duly, August .ind !
September. Apply to MRS. M. V,
TURNER. Raleigh Apartments, City.
GAMBLE'S HILL. NEAR PARK. 3 j
attractive- apartments, each having!
separate bath, gas and water me- ]
tcrs: nmple light; prices reasonable.
Phone Madison 10SO-L. _
BY YOUNG COUPLE, FOUR OR FIVE
I'lom furnished Mat; modern conve?
niences; centrally loeated ;-references |
exchanged. Addrcas Box 543.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.?EIGHT ]
tulles from Columbia, Va? a tract of'
oak timber land, containing Dil
acres, estimated to cut 2U.0?'.' white j
oak railroad ties. 500.000 feet of oak ]
saw timber and from 300 to 500 cords
of hickory spoke timber; 150 acres!
ol this tract Is In oak Umber land;!
lies nice and is easy to haul over. Good j
road to station. Will sell this prop?
erty at a sacrifice of' $7.000 if S'.dd j
'it once. Terms reasonable. Address ]
_Hi P. BAKER. Columbia, Va.
WANTED. YOU TO STOP PAVING
rent. Own your own home. We v/lll
buy It for you anywhere you may
select, and let ybu repay us in uiisy
monthly instalments of (7.50 . per
month on each $1,000 which your
home may cost, with 5 per cent, sim?
ple Interest. The deed Is yours im?
mediately; we advance the money for]
you. Write, or come to see us ;-.t
once. THE AMERICAN INVEST?
MENT AND LOAN CO., M. Davidson. |
326 West Main Street. Richmond. Va.
Phone Monroe 580._
FOR SALE. A FARM OF 7S ACRES:
throe acres of strawberries; ilrst
clas? buildings; two-story house; 3 I
barns, one 30x10. one L'SxK. one ISv
24. Price. $3.500. N. E. NEWTON.
Camden, Onc-Ida Co.. N. Y._
FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home: nil modern conveniences,
overlooking Forliess Monroe, Hump
ton Roads; boating, bathing, fishing:
large lawn, shade trees; two minutes'
walk to car. For further Information
address S. H. W.. care Postmaster,
Buckroo, Va._
FOR SALE. 460 ACRES: ABOUT 40
cleared! plenty of wood and timber |
on balance; worth $10 an acre: for;
quick sale owner will take $7.50 [
hn acre; part cash, balance one and
two years If desired. Address '?
l.EIGHTON REALTY. Norfolk. Va.
FOP. SALE. NICE SIX-ROOM BRICK
house, near Monroe Park. Price. $3,
000. C 17B. caic Tlmes-Dlsp.ttch.
LARGE BUILDING IN THE CENTRE I
of wholesale district, four floors and
basement and attic; suitable for j
wbolesnle drug or notion business:
long lease; reasonable rental. J.
CONNELLY & CO._
FOR RENT. AT HAMPDEN-SIDNEY j
College, 12-room brick house, suitn
- ble for boarders; also a nice store;
chance to do good mercantile bttsl- !
ness and have a profitable boarding
house. E. W. VENABLE, Plkeville,
Ky. -_
STORE?3 EAST BROAD STREET,
with basement; best -shopping aee
tlon. J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
FOR RENT FC*J* (JULY AND Au?
gust, comfortably furnished house,
nine rooms. In Staunton, Va. Cook
will remain If desired. All modern
conveniences. References exchanged
For terms address MISS WALKE, 110
N. Jefferson St., Staunton, Va.
20H WEST-BROAD STREET?STORE,
with basement and floor above: long
lease. $100 nor month. J. A. CON
NEI.LY & CO._
FOR RENT OR SALE, DESIRAP.LF.
brick bouse: 8 rooms; latrobe heat;
bath room; bot and cold water; new?
ly papered; In perfect condition.
1402 Floyd Avenue. Apply to 16 11
W. Grace Street. Phone Madison
4317-.1._
STORE?1703 EAST MAIN STREET,
next to C. D. Kenny: long lease:
cheap rental. J. A. CONNELLY &
CO._
FOR RENT FOR THE"SUMMER OR
longer, an attractive, modern, S-room.
furnished house, on car line. High?
land Park; very cheap to Immediate
tennnt. Addrcs3 017 W. Main. Phone
Madison 306-.I.
STORE??10 EAST MAIN STREET
(near Progress Hotel site); with
basement and floor above: induce?
ments to Immediate tenant. J. A.
CONNELLY & CO._
FOR REN r. NEW ATTRACTIVE
home. Ginter Pnrk, one block from
car line; new brick house; steam
heat, electric lights; garage or at.iblo:
all modern conveniences. Will ret.-,
furnished or unfurnished. Phono
Madison 3S06.
DOCTOR'S OFFICE (OR DENTIST),
second and third floors of 221 .Cast
Broad Street. J. A. CONNELLY &
CO.
GINTER PARK?SIX-ROOM FURNI3H
ed house for summer; large lawn;
abundance of shsdo. Apply.210 West
wood Avenue.
OFFICES, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT,
627 East Broad Street; Improve?
ments to suit; long lease. J. A. CON?
NOLLY & CO.
fflinintvp.
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles in millinery, suits,
dresses, nil kinds, of rondy-roadc gar.
ments for ladies, misses and chil?
dren; alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for you. Also
a lino of pattern hats for tho trade.
. MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1423 H. Main
Street j
DAILY PUZZLES!
What kind of weather?
ANSWER TO VKSTICHMAY'S PU7.7.LE
Scarlet.
1 Jf or. c?ale.
r^T?^fs^A^D^TH'^
steel furnished, cut and drilled to
order; reasonable prices; quick de?
livery. Phone Madison 352U.
CLAREJJCE COSBY, 1623 East Cary.
CHEAP, ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. 17?6 East
Main Street._
FOB SALE. PAYING GROCERY Busi?
ness, below cost if sold this wjek.
Address A 92. care' Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
SECOND-HAND SODA FOUNTAIN. IN
good condition. I. BLUFORD & CO.
10-HORSEPOWER .TRACTION EN
glno, G-horsepower engine and boil?
er, mounted on wheels, suitable for
threshing: also boilers and engines of
various styles and sizes. Condition
guaranteed. I. BLUFORD & CO,
1538-40 E. Cary-Strcet._
FOR SAL 13, Av LARGE ASSORTMENT
of buggies, surreys, runabouts, Day?
ton wagons, laundry and grocety
wu?ons; several second-hand vehi?
cles, in gobd order, cheap; ei'.sy
terms. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 East
Cary Street. _
TOP BUGGY, $45; RUNABOUT. $45;
surrey, $75; one phaeton, lubber
tires; one second-hnnd trap. $50:
also a nice stock of buggies and run?
abouts at reduced prices. THOS. H.
DUKE & CO., 804 Brook A venu e._
PLANERS. 3-SIDED, 6x24 INCHES:
single surfaccrH, double surfa^ers
and four-sided machines. I BLU
FORD & CO._<_
SEE US FOR THAT WAGON ? ?'OU
need In your business. We carry a
full line, both top and open. Good
service guaranteed. A. MEYER'S
SONS. 731 E. Cary Street._
$37.50 PAYS FOR A LIFE SCHOLAR
ahlp, either commercial or stenograph?
ic. If taken now. Write, telephone
or call for our catalogue. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE._
LUMBER. LATHtS. SHINGLES, SA3K,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD & SON,
_ Ninth and Arch. Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE,
In good condition, $75. Call Satur?
day. 215 N. Ninth Street.
MULES! MULES! MULES! 300. HEAD
of railroad mules will be sold at the
rate of 40 a week. Why pay. $C00
for mules when you can buy them
for $350 a pair? Will do Just as much
work. In fact more; they will not
gel sick: their shoulders will not got
sore. They are good, accllmuled
mules right out of the hardest kind
of work. They are sound and will
work in single and double harness.
They are sold for no fault whatever;
have been used on railroad work and
ready for Immediate use. Every mult
sold with a reasonable trial ' i.ud
written- guarantee. No trouble to
hitch and show the>" before pa\lng
your money. Prices from $200 to j
$350 a pair. Also one pair of good,
big farm mares, will welgli 1,200
pounds; price $200. This stock must
be sold regardless value. Take Oak
wood and Main or Clny Stro-Jt ears
p.nd transfer to Fnirmount Avenue
car. PETER PAUL'S FARM.. Me
chanicsville Turnpike.
P. S.?Telephone Monroe 2715 and
the wagon will meet you at the car
line.
FOR SALE. HANDSOME. HEALTHY
collie dog. Price. $15. Owner leav?
ing country. Address, C 193, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch._
FOR SALE, PAIR MULES, $225; ALSO'
pair horses. $150. Perfectly gentle
and good workers. 11 W. Duv.il St
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE 'BROS, Jewelers. 913
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken Id exchange
TO~ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN"
I have this day appointed H.
Rohm my agent to conduct shoo re-'
pairing business at 116 E. Broad, to
buy and sell for cash only.
?_H. E. HIRSHBERG.
HAVE YOUR WIDE TIRES AND RIMS
put on, as the law requires. See B.
C. BRISTOW, the man that does your
work quick. Repairing and painting
a specialty. 11-13-15 North Elgh
tecnth._
THE SHAWNEE FIRE INSURANCE
Company, .of Topeka. K?sfas. having
reinsured In the National Fire Insur?
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn.,
desires to withdraw Its bonds depos?
ited with the Treasurer of Virginia.
Any one having n claim against .the
Shawnee Fire Insurance Compuny,
should communicate the fnct to Jos-1
cph Button, Commissioner of Insur
aucc. Richmond. Va._i
SPRINGTIME IS HERE. GET YOUR
last year's clothes/out and phone
Madison 4121, arid our automobilu
will call, get and return your gar?
ments In Al con dltlon. SPITZER.
MY CLEANER AND DYER. 102 N.
Eighth Street._
BARBERS. ATTENTION! THE ONLY
one Joe Blckerstaff will call for,
sharpen and deliver your shears.
1811 East Main. Phone Madison 3398.
NOTICE.? THE CLARKSVILLE
School Board will meet in Clarks
vllle. Va.. on JULY 14. 1911, to ap?
point teachers for the school iorm
1911 and 1912. Applications and cer?
tificates to be received by that time.
Wanted, a principal and assistants
for Clnrksville High School.
By ordor of the Board.
R. B. LEWIS, Clerk.
June 10. 1911._
IF YOUR HEAD FITS THE HAT YOU
enn buv a straw hat of $3 or S5 val
iio for $1 at MUSCOE H. OARNETT S.
THE INCANDESCENT LIGHT AND
Stove Company, Cincinnati, O., the
world's largest manufacturers of In?
dividual gas plants, intends placing
a distributor In Richmond to eervc
the greater part of the State of Vir?
ginia, and a very desirable and lu?
crative connection Is open to the
right party. The requirements nro
a good record, good references, some
salesmanship, a stock of energy and
enough money to carry on the busi?
ness. MR. H. R. NATION, represent
ing the above concern, Is at Hotel
Richmond, will give attention to all
applicants.
PARENTS, CONSIDER A THOROUGH
course in bookkeeping, shorthand and
typewriting, for your boy or girl;
special low tuition rates for summer,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
KID GLOVES CLEANED, ALL
lengths. lOo. Our auto will call for
and deliver anywhere anything.
SPITZER. My Cleonor and Dyer, 102
North Eighth Street. Phono Madison
4121.
Summer ^onrtins._
MRS. i>. CARPENTER. NEWPORT I
Cottugo: first-class accommodations]
and rcaaonable rules; fronting Ches?
apeake Day, Ocean View. Va._
BUCKROB BEACH. V?.?sayre cot
tago on tho beach front; alt modern I
conveniences; Send for circular. |
References ? exchanged. chas. r.
? sayre. Buckroo Beach. Va._
r?th--ottage. ocean VIEW. va ,
the most popular resorCj?! the beach;
nearest colWge (o the dance, hall,
on the water front; large room?,
ocean breezes; boats for hire: new
hath house, with all Improvements:
mealB tit all hours: special dinner,
50c. MRS. e. R. Ma IRS. Proprietor.
i^^v1etS?cottaqe. 'water front.
Virginia Bay Station. Ocean View.
Reasonable rates; good servlco; spe?
cial meals. 50c.: bathing suits free.
mrs. W. t. LOWE. Proprietor.
INVE^MENT. WITH A GUAR AN- 1
teed dividend.?Have vou $200. $.500.
$100 or $500 you would like to Iiit,
vest In an absolutely safe business, j
now paying a good dividend? If in?
terested will be glad to cull and ex?
plain same to you without any obli?
gation ott your part. Address E 320. |
care Tlmcs-Dlfpatch._
WANTED, ENERGETIC PARTY WITH]
$1.000 cash to take half-Interest with
advertiser, who controls a Southern
purk and owner of theatre and all
amusement concessions; good for |
$250 per week for season. Write 'm
medlately to MANAGER "E." Rock I
Cliff Park. Spaitanburg. S. C.
SECRETARYSHIP OLD ESTABLISH-I
ed, well^rntcd manufacturing Vlr-|
glnla corporation for n reliable :>us
nlcaa man with $5,000. Call or ad?
dress ROOM No. :!. New Shirley Ho- |
tel. Petersburg. Va._
WANTED. A GOOD PARTNER IN I
barber business. Address C 192. care]
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
Coal nn? ??lorj?.
KINDLING WOOD, EXCELLENT FOR ]
light cooking, $1.50 half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRBLL |
& SONS._
LONG'S SPRING WOOD MAKES A !
quick fire and good heat, because he
has kept It stored away. It is per- I
fectly dry and exactly what you need
at this season, when It Is usually
hard to get dry wood at any prlco
Phone Madison 1069._
/ hickory btovb wood.
DO you want A load of the
best hickory wood in the city out
to stove lengths? /You can get It
by 'phoning your Order to MadlBon
411. Deliveries promptly made. vir?
ginia-north carolina wheel
company.
IF YOU HAVE HORSE OR MULE I
you want taken care of through the |
summer phone R. B. SIMPSON, Mon?
roe 2572. Have extra good grus3 wlth|
running water._
WANTED. PAIR OF SOUND, STRONG I
and reliable- bay, black or aornd
mares for farm work. Address with
price and description. M. L. DAHN, [
Comorn, Vn.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY OP
of every descriptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Cary St. Phone Madlqon 3626.
WANTED. .TO BUY FOR CASH. A j
drug store or a millinery store. A 64, ]
care Tlmes-Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BtJif KorTc.ASii. flUUSK
hold goods In any quantity. Phoot
Madison 2851.
jTliEu-cUancoits.
AWNINGS! AWNINGS: AWNLNGS!
FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUIt ]
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. Phons
Madison 2576.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphotstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. S?nitarv methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR" & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 3204.
SHOE REPAIRING.
760 h ALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladles,; every pair sewed: best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels. |
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. -?DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY'. 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe .667._ _
NEWPORT.
THE ONLY GUARANTEED HAT
Cleaning and Blocking Parlor. If
you want your old. hat made like
new ask the Newport Hat Cleaner,
having 15 years' experience. Glvo us
a trial. NEWPORT HAT CLEANING
AND SHOE SHINING PARLOR. SUM
East Main Street.
HOUSE CLEANING.
matting laying, staining floors,
windows washed. william. john?
son, Monroe 3120.
second-hand machinery. '
WE BUY, SELL AND RENT SECOND
hand machinery of every description.
I. BLUFORD & CO._
MATTRESSES: MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN j
tho morning, mako it over like new.
and return It to you the same day. 1
New hair mattresses a specialty. JA
COB UMLAUF. Phono Madlsor. 3292
WATCH KETf A1R1NO.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OH 1
cleaned by W? TOBIEN. JR., Is o
guarantee that It Is done properly,
Twenty years- experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs. $1. 408 Es?t B'oail
Street. All work guaranteed.
LAWN MOWERS.
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there uro about 600 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. We also carry
the cheap stuff as low ;as $2.50. If
vou can't llnd It, go tov McGRAW'S,
i 110-42 E. Main Street._
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
lng nnd dyeing silks, snllns, laces,
furs, ponges, foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing too
difficult. SPITZER, MY CLEANER.
102 North Eighth Street. Phono Mad
' Ison 1121_
McGuire's University School,
OPP. MONHOE PARK, RICHMOND VA.
KOllTV-Sl-.VKNTH SESSION bcglna Sop
tcmber 15- Thorough, preparation for uni?
versity, college, tcchnlcnl 'school, U. S. Navel
and Military Acailemlos. Primary depan
niont for small boys, -.vlth separate Instruc?
tors, study-hall, nnd recitation rooms. Tlio
Principal will be at 7 N. Heivldere St.. after
Sept. 5. For full information sec catalogue
at book atoros, or by mall. -
_JOHN P. M'OUIRE. Principal.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE ?SEK*
Medlotao?DeutbatST?IPtiarmuor.
For session ^c-f leio-'n.
New Building. Perfect equip?
ment Experlonocd faculty of elffh
^ty-ons teachers.
Virginia Military Institute
"The West Point of the South"
Collegiate and technical courses combined
with the rigid discipline of an army post.
Virginia Cadets tuition free,
tstlnaton. Vs. Q?n. E. W. NICHOLS, SupL
ittcctfngg.
?Company
?
MJTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK?
HOLDERS.
NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting of the stockholders of
The Virginia Hallway and Power Com?
pany has boon called by resolution of
the Board of Directors of said Com- i
pany, to be held at the principal office
ot said Company, at Seventh and Main
Slrcots. in the City of Richmond. Vir?
ginia, on Saturday, tbo 24th day of
June. Hill, nt the hour of II o'clock
A. M? for the following purposes
among' others:
1. To consider and act upon a
Joint agreement entered into by
the Boards of Directors of tho
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Compnny and the Virginia Hallway
and Power Company, whereby the
Norfolk und Portsmouth Traction
Company is merged and consoli?
dated with and Into the Virginia
Railway and Power Company upon
. the terms and conditions set out
at length In said agreement.
2. To consider and act upon tho
mnttcr of Increase of the capital
stock of the Vlrginlu Railway nnd
Power Company from nn authoriz?
ed capital of $12.600/000, divided
Into $0.000,000, par value of prefer?
red stock und $7,500,000. pur value
of common stock, to tin authorized
capital of $20,000,000, par value di?
vided into $S,000,000, par value of
proforrod stock and $12,000,000, par
valuo of common stock, and tho
issue am* disposition of said addi
tlonul preferred and common stock
In exchango for the preferred and
common stock of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction Company on
the basis set out in said agreement
and otherwise as therein sot forth.
8. To consider and act upon
modification of the by-laws of tho
Virginia Hallway and power Com?
pany. ,
1. To consider nnd net upon any
other matter in connection with or
pertinent to said merger and con?
solidation and any otbor matter or
matters which may properly ho
brought before or considered nt u
special or general meeting of tho
stockholders of said Company.
The transfer hooks for the stock of
said Company will be closod at tho
close , of business on AVodncsday, tho
7th day of June, 1911, and reopened at
the opening of busino: on Monday,
tho 26th day of June, 1911. '
By order of the Board of Directors.
_GUY PHILLIPS, Secretary.
The/ Virginia Fire & Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond, Va., June 20, 1911.
DIVIDEND.'?THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have declared a semi?
annual dividend of five per cent.
($1.25 per share, and free from tax),
payable July 1st next, to stockhold?
ers of record June 20, 1911.
Transfer boohs closed from this
date to July 4th, Inclusive. Divi?
dend .will be mailed to stockholders.
Changes of address should be noti?
fied the company.
WM. H. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
Office German-American,
Banking and Building Co..
Richmond, Va., June 13, 1011.
AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
of this company, held on above date.
' a dlvldond of 3 per cent. (semi?
annual and free of tax) was declared,
payable to stockholders on and ufter
JUEY 1, 1911. CHAS. It. WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer. |
National. State nnd City Bank of Rich?
mond, Va.
Richmond, Va., June 17, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have declared a seml-annuul dividend
of 3 1-2 per cent., payable July 1,
1911.
Chocks will be mailed.
.1U LI EN H. HILL. Cashier.
Planters' National Bank,
Richmond, Va., June 21, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OP THIS BANK TO
day declared a dividend of 10 per
cent, pn the capital stock of the
bank, 'out of tho earnings of the past
six months, payable on and after
JULY 1, 1911.
RICHARD H. SMITH.
_Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va^ June 20, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared a semi-annual dividend
of 2 per cent., payable on nnd after
JULY 1, 1911. Checks will bo mailed.
L. D. AY LETT. Secretary.
VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW AND EQUI?
TY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH?
MOND, JUNE 7, 1911:
Arlle Robertn Lawrence, In her own
right, and as guardian of William
Fontaine Lnwrence, Honry Jeffer?
son Lawrence, Virginia Carallno
Lawrence nnd Walter Leigh Law?
rence .Plaintiffs
vs.
Alton M. Lawrence and others,
Defendants
In Chancery.
Tho object of the above styled suit
Is to encumber the real estate of which
William F. Lawrence died seized und
possessed' and which was devised by
his will to his wife, Arlle Roberta Law?
rence, for her life, with remnlnder to
his infant children, and to expend the
proceeds In erecting improvements
thereon.
And it appearing by offldnvlt, tiled
according to law. that William J. Law?
rence and Emmctt Lawrence are non?
residents of the State of Virginia, it Is
therefore ordered that they appear In
tho clerk's office of this court within
fifteen days after the due publication
of this order, and do whnt Is necessury
to protect their Interests. And It Is
further ordered that this order be pub?
lished once a week for four successive
weeks In The Times-Disputch, ti news?
paper published In the cltv of Rich?
mond. Virginia. P. P. WINSTON.
Clark.
GARNETT. POLLARD &. SMITH, o. q.
Richmond Va.,
The most magnificent hotel In tb*
Boutb. European plan. Rooms single
and en aullo, with and without batba
Spacious sample rooms.
Rat?. $1.60 par day and uDward.
The New Absolutely Fireproof
Union Station Plaza.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A. W. CHAFFER, Manafter.
175 bedrooms, with over 100 private
I baths. Every otic nn outside room: hot
and cold water in every loom in the
I house.
Most unique nnd attractive Cafe and
Rathskeller in Washington.
Rto s from $1.50 per day upward,
i European plan.
By J. D. Carnoal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
NO. 809 CATHERINE STREET.
'By virtue of a certain deod ot trust,
dated June 12, 1906, recorded In tho
Richmond Chancery Court cleric's of
Kce, In D. B. 185tB, page 318. default
having been madn in the payment of a
portion of tho debt Hocured thereby,
nnd having been required by tho bene?
ficiary theroln so to do. I will on
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1911,
at 6 o'clock P. M.,
on tho promises, proceed to sell at
public auction tho property conveyed
therein, viz:
All that lot of land, with the Im?
provements thcroon. In tho city of
Richmond, Va., on tho south ? sldo of
Catherine Streol, between Graham and
Gllmer Streets, and bounded as fol?
lows, to-wlt: Commencing at a point
67 Vs feet west of tho Intersection of
Gllmer Street, thoncc running wost
wardly ulong said southern line of
Catherine Street, and fronting thereon
19 feet 3 Inches, or to the middle of
nti alley In common 3 Vz feet wldo be
ttveon tho dwelling on tho lot hereby
conveyed and the one next on tho west,
and back between parallel lines 115
feet, more or less, to an alloy.
The Improvements ' consist of a
seven-room detached dwelling. This
Is a line renting locality. Never va?
cant.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, taxes and Insurance to
day of sale, and a note of $^00 and In?
terest thereon from Juno II, 1911; bal?
ance at twelve months.
J. D. CARNEAL, v
i Trustee.
By E. A. Catlln & Co.,
16 North Eighth Street.
2403 GROVE AVENUE, AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 'i
6 o'clock P. M.
1 his most attractive detached gray
brick residence, on lot fronting 28
foot on tho south lino of Grove Ave?
nue, will bo sold at tho time named.
It has eight rooms, bath, electric lights,
is within two blocks of the Main Street
enr line, and tho same dlstunco from
Broad Street lines at Robinson Street.
It Is In the midst of costly Improve?
ments, and In a very desirable neigh?
borhood. It Is on ft thoroughfare .that
is yearly becoming moro popular nnd
more valuable. It Is convenient to the
most up-to-dntc public school In this
community. Indeed, It has everything
to commend It to a homo-seeker or to
an investor who wants to take no
risks. .
_ E. A. CATLTN & CO. ?
.AUCTIONEERS
e 1 e EAST. DHOAD ST,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE),
AT AUCTION,
TO THE TRADE!
We will sell on the second floor of
our salesrooms, No. 618 East Broad
Street, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 22D.
Beginning at 10:30 o'clook A. M.,
a large lot of general merchandise, con?
sisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladles'
Shirtwaists, Misses' and "Girls' Dresses,
Men's Suits, Trousers. Hats, Caps, Un?
derwear, Ladles' Whlto Wear, Handker?
chiefs, Hosiery, Spool Cottou, Ladles',
Men's and Boys' Slides, Ladle's'' Two
Ploco Dresses, Cigars, Cigarettes,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Candles,
Groceries, Boys' Clothing and other ar?
ticles of genoral morchandl.se.
These goods must be sold at once at
what they bring for the division of in?
terest. It will pay merchants to nttond
this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By Edward S. Rosa Compnny,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE THREE-STORY
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK RESI?
DENCE ON THE NORTH LTNE OF
WEST AVENUE, AND NUMBERED
1612. <
At tho request of tho owner, we will,
on
THURSDAY, THE 22D DAY OF JUNE,
1911. at 5:30 o'clock P. M\.
sell by auction, upon the premises, the
dwelling numbered as above. It has
twelve rooms, two baths -and wide
halls. The lot has a frontngo of 27
by 100 foet to -a paved alloy In roar.
If you uro In quest of something extra
nice, ho on hand at the hour named.
TERMS: At sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Auctioneers.
By~"virginla Auction Co.,
Auctioneers,
10 N. Seventh. Phones 3S51 and 2SS3.
TrusteeAuction Sale
GOODYEAR OUTFIT, THREE-HORSE
POWER MOTOR, MACHINERY.
DRIVING HORSE. RUNABOUT,
HARNESS, ETC.
We will sell. for the trustao, under |
doed of trust duly recorded, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1911,
at 3 P. M.,
Fixtures, etc., of tho Capital Electric
Shoo Repairing Co., at 118 Enst Main
Street, consisting of ono Goodyear
Shoe Repairing Outfit, Model "A"; ono
throe-horso power Motor, one Singer
Patch Machine, Safe. Signs, Lasts,
Counter, Bench, Stretchers, etc.
One flve-yonr-old Driving Horso.
sound, gentle nnd fearless; Rubber
Tire Runabout, Harness, etc.
TERMS: Cush.
R. W. IVEY. Trustee.
VA. AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
?enl (?mtt for &ent.
Get Our New
Pollard & Bagby
September Rent List
Up-to-Date.
Call, Phone, Write.
McVeigh & glinn.
FOR RENT.
Some Very Desirable
Modern Homes
in tho West End. Call for particulars.
C. L. & H. L. DRNOON, .
S21 East^Maln St.
GREEN & REDD'S
Rent Lisi ?
.. Possession at once.
413 W. Main St., 5 rme. and store 270'.
I South Robinson St., 7 rooms.. 240
Possession August 31, 1911.
2335 W. Grace St.. 12 rooms-. ..S810
1S33 W. Grnco St., 9 rooms. 7001
2101 Stuart Ave., 3 rooms. 480
2210 Park Ave., 3 rooms..'. 460
317 ES. Cary St.. 8 room3. ....... . 360
.107 W. Clay St., S rooms.300
421 W. Main .St. store and dwell?
ing. (Poas. Aug. 3). 388,:
614 Virginia Av?? 3 rooms. 330
2915 E. Marshall. 3 rooms..; 360 ?
113 West Clay St, S rooms.. 300 '
1603 W. Main St., 8 rooms.."...,?. . 300
1G13 W. Main St.. 7 rooms_. . .. 300.
820 N. Addison St.. 8 rooms. 300
1004 W. Clay St., 10 rooms. 300
1611 West Main. 7 rooms. 300
1401 W. Main "St., 7 rooms. 300
1103 W. Main St.. 7 rooms...;.... 288!
1100 Dickinson St., 7 rooms.27*0
402 W. Clay St., 7 rooms......... 240
Virginia Avo., corner Burns, 8 rms? 2 10
401 K. 29th St., glooms.;_ 216'
Possession nt once.'
501 W. Grace 8t. (1st and 2d
floors) .i.... 480
Bellcvue Apartments, No. 1, 7 rma., 420
Bellovuo Apartment, No. .3, 7 rnris., 360
1020 W. Main St., 1st flat; 4 rms..: 270
2106 E. arace St., 1st flat. 5 rms.. 180
Possession August 31. 1911; ?
1844 W. Grace St, 1st flat, 8 rms. .. 600
IS IS W. Grace St, 2d'flat,'8 rms... 600
906 W. Main St., 1st flat. 8 rms.-. 450
(Heat free).
2335 "W. Grace St. 1st flat, 6 rms.,' 540
Heat furnished free.
2335 W. Grace St., 2d flat, 6 rma., 640
Heat furnished free.
312 S. Third St.. 2d and 3d flats,
8 rooms .480
910 Wi Main St., 1st flat, 8 rma.. 450
(Heat free.)
908 "W. Main St., 1st flat 8 rms.. 450
(Heat Tree).
910 "W. Main St., 2d flat. 8 rms. ; 450
(Heat free.) 1
401 E. Main St. 1st flat. 6 rooms. . 450
Bellcvue Apnrtrnont, No. 0, 7 rms. . 360
Rclluvue Apartment. No. 5, 7 rms.. 360'
510 N. Allison St, 1st flat. 7 rms". . 360.
Bellcvue Apartment No. 2,-7 rms..; 360
Bellevue Apartment No. 4, 7 rms. .- 360
305 N. Davis. 1st Mat. 6 rms_ 300
305 N. Davis, 2d flut. 5 rms...,,. 300
307 X. Davis, 1st flat, f> rms_. . 300
307 N. Da vis,' 2d fiat. 5 rms_. . 300
401 E. Main St., 2d flat. 4 rooms.. 270
617 X. Fourth St.,-1st flat, 6 rma., 240
3608 E. Broad St. lat flat, 6 rms.. 216
2106 E. Grace St., 1st flat. 5 rms... 180
30 NORTH NINTH STREET.
Delightful
louses
For Rent
For everybody, everywhere, at every
prlco that ?will please you.
A. j. CMEWXING COMPANY.
FOR SALE.
A Desirable
Brick Dwelling
On Hanovor Avenue, near Park.-'-Bight
rooms; hot water heat; modern j and
convenient. -
C. L & II. L DENOON,
_S21 East Main St.
" * FOR SALE.
Church Hill
Dwelling
East Grace Street. : near Twenty
eighth. Six-room hrlck. with bath, eto.
$3,050
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
T.-D., 6-22-11?It
FOR SALE.
Barton Heights Home
Eight rooms. Barton Avenue.
C. L. & H. L DENOON,
_^_821 Bast Main St
FOR SALE.
A Nice
Suburban Home
With two acres of land; seven ro?ma;
cabinet mantels; on .Petersburg elec?
tric lino. ,,.
C. L. & H. L. DENOONV
_ S21 East Main St.
FOR SALE.
RESIDENCE
Cary Street, Near First
Ten rooms, bath, etc.; two latrobes,
'stable on lot. fi.000. Reasonable' terms.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
T.-D., 6-22-11?It
FOR SALE.
A Nice Home
Eight rooms; on South First . Street
Modern conveniences. Good lot and sldo
alley. ???..<
C. L. & II. L DENOON,
_S21 East Main St.
FOR SALE.
A Church Hill Bargain
Two-story frame dwelling. Six
rooms, On North Twenty-second Street
C. L. & II. L. DENOON.
S21 East Main, St
;!V. &udttJ'Ifropo?fal&__
Office of State Highway Commission,
Richmond. V?., June 13, 1911.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TH3:
clerk's-office of ilenrlco county until:
13 o'clock noon SATURDAY, July 1,
1911, for the construction of about
four miles of gravel road on the
Crolghton Road, and about thros ?nd

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