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Oreater Richmond's Greatest Newspaper
GREATISST WANT AND him. ES?
TATE] MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF THE UEST IN AMEHICA.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11. 1911.
Dully, one eeut per word when paid
In advance. Nu Ad. taken fur less tban
ten cents.
One and one-halt cents n word all j
classifications except Situation Wanted ,
fur Sunday. Situation W'uutrd out cent I
a word. No Ad. Suuduy taken fur less
(ban fifteen centa.
No Ads. tuken fur less tuun twenty
flve cents when pliuned lu ur charged
at the counter.
t'uune urders nut icuartiuteed.
ClusslUcatlun not Kuarautced after
OtiiO 1*. M.
Kor business contracts send fur tlte
Ytuut Ad. Muni atinue lluurne 1.
i'.aJl (<uu . ...-.i-.
L< ?.-T.""?'?N' FOU l :'!'!?: I j.VY) I ^STREET.
about .:jo P. M., oii? gold watch.
Reward if notifying Tinma-UIHnui-.-n.
I.OST, HATCH OF COLLECTING
cards und receipt book. Return to
s. J, LONDON. 1531 E. Muln. Ho?
ward._
LOST, JULY 10TH, BETWEEN FOUR
t'cnth and Blgh.lee-.nth Streets, a
check. No. 39001, on the National
Bank oi Virginia, drawn by T. \V.
Wood & Sons, to the order of A. B.
Timberlake, for $1I><>. All parties are
warned against cabbing such chick.
A. B. TIMBERLAK K. '. ,'j. E. Frank?
lin Street._
LOST. ON FLOYD AVENUE, POCKBT
hook containing four paper dollars
and four silver half-dollars, wrapped
In handkerchief. Howard If returned
to COURTNEY TAYLOR. 203 Bast
Ma.-Hhull.
Ji^lU IAaUUUIL?,
aITT^O^B?HOOI^??LD?3T, KARGEST
und be'St-uqulpped auj only real
pmotlcal auto school In thin acctlon
Upen day ai.U nig.. U:o year aruutiJ
Call ana scu for yourself. Our sat
lel'.cd pupils are our refereuoes.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
"15 W. Broau Street-_
WANTED, INDUSTRIOUS BOY FOR
ofllci REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
co., city,_1_
WANTED. AT ONCE, A MILLINER TO
as.nst in store and workroom; steady
employment to right party. mrs.
JULIUS BEAU. 1123 K. Main 3t.
^ou are want lu i ok oovekn
moni position; }-?" month. Write for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
IN6TITUTE. Dept 2Ty O, Ro.nosu-r,
_ N. Y._
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS TROUSERS
maker. Address P. O. Box 20C, city.
WANTED, GOOD MEN FOR? SABH,
door and blind department, window
frame department, nt 1 oi.e wood
turner. Apply at onto to STAGG <v
SON, Twentieth and Franklin, or to
foreman at factory. Last Richmond,
WANTED, ' A CO Sil'BT E N T S T en ?MJ
tapher fetr law work; must be fast
and aceurate. TURNBULL & TURN
LULL. Lawrenccvillu. Va._
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN, RICHMOND
'?r vicinity, to tit for railway mail
clerks, post-office clerks and letter
curriers, salary J,",0 to 175, promo?
tion Address 1?. o. Box t63, Chicago.
BE A DETECTIVE; EARN FROM IlSu
f> i?00 per month travel o/or the
voi'd Write C T LUDWIJ, 476
Scnrrltt Bids.. Kansas City. Mo.
?To00 GOVERNMENT positions OPEN.
Write for lif.L FRANKLIN INSTI
TUTE. Uupt. 371 <;. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED, VOUNO MEN or GOOD
character lu learn the auto.Tiobllo
buhiiie^H. We must have between
r.fty and seventy-Ove men for our
factory connections within tho next
three months, and we will allow men
Who can furnish reference to pay a
pa/l of the cost of learning out of
their Ilrst month's ualury. Mr. C. W.
Veaman.i, uls West Broad. Rlchm'>nd.
Va., no longer conneciod with this
Institution. For all Information ad
dresa communications direct to Wash?
ing Dep... l'joi Fourteenth Street. N
W . WushlnKton. D. C._
YOUNG MEN TO BECOME CHAUF~
fetirs: machine shop practice sum?
mer prices. NATIONAL AUTO
schools CORPORATION. 221-223 W.
Broad Street.
sfcuuaiums u^antet?. Malt.
uC^TEtri'osif ion "with a"bi fill^
Ing construction company as fore?
man or superintendent of construc?
tion; understand drawings and can
take work off drawing: ran furnish
reference tf> ability. Will go Any?
where: Address POSITION, 52'J
Thirty-fifth St rue t, ' N orfolk. Va.
WANTED; BY A YOUNG MAN TWHN
ty-seven years of age, a position as
bookkeeper and ?eneral office man:
alx years' experience with a largo
wholesale JobblnK and manufactur?
ing house First-class references,
and also recommendations from
present employers. Good reasons tor
wanting to change. Address Box No.
?v. South Boston, Va._
#clp W^antib, ^etiiale
\V.\NTior\ a y^m5ncT"'lady BOO?^
keeper and stenographer by r reali
estate concern: $40 per month. G
'SA~, care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, A WHITE GIRL, 16 YEARS
Old, to attend store. IWAN MUHL
LER. 410 W. BroadjStreejL_
W A N T E D. EXPERIENCED LADY
stenographer; rapid typist; perma?
nent position If meet requirements;
salary, $55, with prospect of ad?
vancement. Address, stating expe?
rience and references. G 938, care
Time S-Dlspatc h^_
WANTED. A HOUSE GIRL AT WEST- l
lmmpton. Phono Mjtdlson 110 I '. '
Vv ANTVA \ f HR EF." Sa LESI.adi Es" to
clerk In Ingleman's souvenir stnnds
at Ocean A'lew, Va. Good position
until September 16. rail on or ad?
dress c. a. ingleman, Ocean View.
- Va._
~ s?iruations WQ.aiiUb._jifemale
position VvAsfi".r> "by colored
sirl, lady's maid or oflice girl. Ad
drc.-s O i'23, car^ Times-Dispatch.
Situations, professional.
S ,mo.v"l>A>Tl AN 1.' 1 NTE'b 1' R BTE^TtS
Spanish. French and Italian lan?
guages. 300 W. Clay. Phone Madi?
son 1264._'_
WANTED. BY LADY OF EXPERI
ence, position to teach grammnr
grades in high or graded school:
firft grade certlllcate: references
tlvon Address miss P. A. C, :ioi
George Street, Frcderlchsburg. Vn.
V i NTED. SITUATION as TEACHER
lor smnll children; English and mil
?<c. Box 2a7, Fredcrlckshurg, Va.
V. \NTED. A POSITION TO> TEACH IN
public vrnded or high school hy nor
rial grnduate of two years' sxperl
i m >?. holding a training class and
hrsi grade certificate: reference ex?
changed. H., S04 Monterlo Ave.. Bar
trm Heignts. Richmond. Vn._
^Ip^^a?anb JTemale.
23 "LADIES and^ENTLEoIEN want^
cd who have some leisure time to
make 125 per week, getting custom?
ers to buy an attractive -and otiick
selllng real estate proposRIon on
easy lerms. Post-'Oflice Box i37.
WE PAY J5 EACH FOR NAMES OF
particular people, places nnd things.
Anybody can furnish a few. MU
SICK. Lynchhurg. Va.
"rtftais SOT i^eiUj.
GAMBLE'iT^HiLL, FIRST FLOOR, ?
rooms und bath, $240; second floor,
fivo rooms and bath, $3C0; third lloor,
four rooniH and bath, $240; posses?
sion September 1 or sooner. Apply
309 South Fourth StrccL
\VANTEct.wHbL.'ClTOH FOR ?KNSHAL !
Uno household goods, novelties', etc.
Apply southern novelty co.. 10
N. Eighth Street*, city
SutomouilcB for feale_
XT<?<Vm?>hilbought, sold] Ex?
changed; free repairs for ono year;
from $HI0 to ?1.000. AUTOMOBILE
BKO11a N't"! k. 221-223 W. Broad ?l
~~Jltotict?. .
?T'Eci?iT^sbT'icE.-^avile" "kell ^ by
uirecllon of N. f. Jacob? 4c Son. on
thursday, July 13. 1311. at lt>:30
A. M? forfeited pledges, consisting
of diamonds, watches, jewelry, musi?
cal instruments, etc., etc.
C C BRIDGES.
State Auctioneer.
SPRINGTIME" IS HERB. GET Y'ouh
last year's clothes out and phono
Madison (121, and our uutomobllo
will call, net and return your gar?
ments In Al condition. SPITZER,
MY clean ER AND dyer. lo2 n.
Eighth StrceL_
we will give ?100 FOR ANY af
fectlen of the eye-, ear. nose or throat
we fall to Improve. HILLCREST"
SANATORIUM, Second and Frankl'n
i Streets._
IF your HEAD FITS the HAT you
i can buy a straw hat of $3 or ?5 vnl
tic for ?1 nt MUSCOE H. GARNE i't'S.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers. ?13
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
nud REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN thh
LATEST H. jI.ES Old told and sli?
ver alw '? taken In ?vcha;n:e._
?Coal anx QMqo?.
KINDLING" woo.), EXCELLENT FOR
light cookir.g. ? SO half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL h. COTTKEI.l
a; SONS._
wood is wood, bi;t the wood
man's wood Is all wood except a very
thin bark on the outside at this ??a
Bon, In spring Jeason 1 have it with?
out bark. My wood is split In jea
son and clear of knots, by wood and
my coul at summer price will creato
a smile because It touches the pocket
book and warms the home, Try
LONG'S Phone Madison 1069._
?^usiueba t?>cponuiiUUjS.
GOOD ">r.\NI' F.\ ctu RING iTuSINEFS
opportunity for the right man; In
Vestmont Of ?2,000 will In short time
?-?Ivo Handsome permanent returns.
The man must take active personal
managerial interest In the business.
Which is of bl?hest class, experi?
ence not necessary. To man With a
few thousand dollars this is an ex
j cepttonal opportunity, worthy earci
lul Investigation, which is Invited.
? Get into a inoney-making. hlgh-cla**?;
I business of your own. For appoint?
ment for Interview write at once
C 'J!?9, care Times-Dispatch._
MERCHANTS' opportunity^ ? we
handle good commercial paper ex
! CluatV.el)' of ?r,0o and over for out-of
I town parties, without knowledge of
your local banks. BROKERS OF
COMMERCIAL PAPER. P. O Box
j 851, Washington, D. C._
NEED C A Mi. ? 1 IAV E 120 ACRES GOOD
fruit land near Jacksonville. Fla.;
I must sell, will take ?7."> per lO.-acre
1 lot cash; worth 1300. warranty deed
and abstract. R. H PARKER. 4?J10
Franklin, Cleveland. O._
mTn^non' in"1jusiness WHO has
considerable money, one who wants
to own manufacturing business in
which considerable money Is to be
made, should, for personal Interview
on the subject, write at once. Ad
dress J st. 1. care Tlmcs-Dlspatch._
I wTvNTED. PARTNER TO INVEST ?".00
in new patented labor-saving ma?
chinery; chance to ilouble money In
three months. Address L s17. care
Times-Dispatch._
CAP] TAL fo r corporations. ?T H E
Gordon Malcolm Company. Cincinna?
ti's leading financiers, is now pre?
pared to tak on a large lstu?i of
securities, either Industrial, railway,
land or mining Commission basis.
No advar.ri s_
feummcr ^.oaroing.
HX*Tl7"<fo*T^i^
the most popular resort on the be ich;
nearest cottage to the dance hall, on
the waterfront. large rooms; ocean
breezes; boats for hire; new bath
. house, with all Improvements; meals
;:t all hours: special dinner ?Qe MUS
I DBARDORF COTTAGE, WILLOUGIIBY
Reach, Vs., opposite Tenth Street
Station; excellent board; comfortable
rooms, boating, bathing and ttshir.?;
ratns. ?1.50 per day. ?7 to $10 weekly.
Address mrs. V m MATTHEWS.
WlUouchhy Reach. Vn._
(CAROLINA COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
I Va., three doors below new pavilion:
comfortable rooms: home cooking;
sea food a specialty. Terms. ?7 to
?10 weekly: location very desirable.
MRS. J H HARRELL and MISS
l'ope. Proprietresses._
boarders WANTED by PRIVATE
family: rate? re.-vponnhle. Apply
to MRS. M. V. THACKER, Basic
City, Va.
WANTED. SUMMER ROAUDERS IN
Oak Grove, Va.; good water; good
country fare; mail twice dally; no
children wanted: $S week. Apply
to M P.S. A. L. WOOLFOLK._
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS:
references required. For particu?
lars address MRS. CHAS. GOODMAN.,
S?nnystde, Va. J
PALM COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, TWO
minutes' walk to new dancing pa?
vilion; nice, furnished rooms and
good table hoard. Special rates to
parties. MRS. LI'LA BAIN BRIDGE.
Boa -IB. Ocean View. Va. i
WANTED, BOARD FOR WIFE AND
three children in country, near Rieh
_mond. Address Box 62. Richmond.
wanted, limited number cf>
adult boarders at Kleinberg Female
School until September 10; location
In the country, near the mountains:
excellent watet ; references exchang?
ed. Address MISS CONSTANCE
WAll.ES, Selitiyler. Nelson Co.. Va.
-Rooms for Stent
f 1 i E ^LBl'ON. 71? EASY^FRANKLIl*.
furnished rooms; permanent and
t rnnsient._
UN FUR n1 si i ed rooms] k fTc o n d
lloor,_100 Elist Main._
LARGE. CLEAN, 1 I? i I SI SI i e D ROOMS.
_710_ East Franklin. _.
TW?TT.arge t ONNKCTING ROOMS I
nl 322 Easl Franklin. Monroe 1 :.oi*. I
FOUR NIC!*.LY F?RN1SHED ROOMS: i
reasonable; terms. 1117 E Clny Si. 1
FURNISHH D, CO?lT ROOMS FOR
rent. 30S E. Main Street.
sT?iTX?rriT^ in todd
Warehouse; elevator. P. o. Box 9!>3.
nic ELY~1^ uTt NIS H E d ROOMS: COO i7,
clean: transient, 50c; permanent,
special rales. THE WELLINGTON.
8 I 4 Knst Clay._
^AfiTffiT^^o^HvrC ku rv Ca st?T7iL>t fa K
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison assi.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY oF
of every descrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1528 E
Cary St. Phone [ lad I son 362?.
W A N T e r>. "second-hand steel
water tower, not less Ihnn thirty
feet high, and carry tank of not less
than 1,500 gallons. Address J 377.
C.'ire Times-Dispatch._
want 15f)T"GOOr? secOnd-HANd Au?
tomobile. Give, make, how long in
use and price; also seating capacity.
Post-Qfthe Box 137._
WANTED, PARTY AT ONCE to con
.tract to cut log and saw lumber by
.-?"he thousand. For particulars an?
dres* MRS. J. W. JONES, Rio Vista,
? .y.'a.- Routo No, 1.
? *, ?' -Real (Estate ipr^ ^cnt_
FOlT^ENT? 1 'OSSESSION'^at once]
307 South Third Street; desirable de?
tached, olsrht-room dwelling: rrood
back yard and poreheo. Apply tit
above address or uhono Madison
DAILY PUZZLES!
I'll rip this!
plank apa.rt
in iso time
Found on the picnic grounds.
? ANSWER TO VBSTKKJJAT'S PUZZLE- I
Minnow.
CHKAP, AJ-L "KINDS " ?F ?ECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEF- I
PERSON LOAN OFFICE. 17u5 East j
Main Street._
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL OF EVERY
description cut to order CLARENCE
COBBY, 1523 East Gary Street. Rich- I
mond, Va. I
WANTED, TO SELL ONE BARK MILL.
With pulleys and shafting, complete:
two sets corn burrs, with pulleys and
ehiftlng, complete, one boiler and
engine. 100 horsepower ouch. For
particulars apply to FARMERS' CO?
OPERATIVE GUANO CO.. Black
stone-. Va.______
R. R. COSBY ELECTRIC AND "MA?
CHINE CO. Phone No. 5300 Madison.
I No 210 East Marshall Street! High
clasa work of every description._:
! FOR s.\LE," fTve'siTaRES MANCHES
ter National Bank stock. $110. p. O.
Box 210. City. Phone Madison 4? 1".'. '
LUMBER. L?TH=. shINGlli?W. 'sAtSK,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD & bO.S. <
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
NOW~is~TrlE TIME-TO LOOK tOUR
lawr.mower over. We liave the onlv
Sharpener _ou'-h of Philadelphia that:
will sharper It with a guarantee to
cut like new. JOE BICKURSTAFF. ,
_isn_East Main_j
BEE US WHEN IN NEED OF A SUR
rey, buggv or runabout. We eirry :
the latest "and most attractive styles
that can be neon in the city. ?r.,l
ut lowest price A MEYER'S SONS,
731 E. Cary Street._j
W ELL - ESTAB LISH HI) LADIES' A N D
gents' furnishing business In town
of 1,000 inhabitants, stock about
$>5.000: bad health reason for Sell?
in?. Write nt once for full par?
ticulars. Address H T'.O, care Tlmos
Dlsp&tch._
TOP bTTgGY. $45. RUNABOUT. $45;
surrey. $75: one phaeton, rubber tire,
one second-hand trap, $50: also a
nl'-e stock of. buggies and runabouts
at reduced prices. THOS H. DUKE
& - CO.. 804 Brook Ave._
SEt'i?NIi-lIA.M; MACHINERY CM?
I every description, including wood
working machinery, boilers, engines,
belting, hangers, shutting and p_l
levs; condition guaranteed. I. BLU
FORD & CO.. 133S-12 E. Cary Street
ONE STEEL-TIRED SURREY. IN
good condition. $45; one Steel-tired
top buggy. $lh: one steel-tired open
buggy, $10. Above goods second-nand
and worth the money.
WE HAVE just GOTTEN IN AN
other car of $40 runabouts. See them1
If you want a lot for a little money.
STICK SEAT AND PANEL BEAT SI7R
rcys. from $S5 up; "Farmers'" rur- !
reys from $75 up.
I DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR BUSINESS
I wagons before they are all gone, if
I you need a spring wagon of any
kind BRISTOW-WORSHAM CO.'.U::.
East Main._
BARBER SHOP FOB SALE?THREE
I Chairs; best town In North Carolina:
shop located opposite Southern Rail
way station; :u passenger trains
daily; good transient trade; must
bo sold at once account sickness:
also good five-room house on .Main
Street; all be sold at sacrlftre prices.
B m WEISS. Ot.-.-?sln.ro. X. <\
^j&tal Cstatc tor &>alt.
for sal!:, farm "that"'"you" can '
buy; 33 acres, near this city; new ,
dwelling and necessary outbuildings; I
firewood. excellent neighborhood: \
best soil. Write to-day. SO.MMER
VII.I.E TRI ST CO., INC., Farm and
Timber Specialists, Newport News.
Va. _
FOR SALE. IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS, j
two beautiful lots, centrally located. |
?roout 60x11s feet; land In splenc'id I
condition; nice lawn In front, privet i
hedge: granolithic sidewalk; water,
sewerage and electricity; one block
from car line. Call Monroe 2S29 be
fore 6 P. M._
FOR 9AL_:. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home: all modern conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe.. Hamp?
ton Roads: boating, bathing, fishing;
large lawn, shade trees: two minutes'
walk to car. For further Information
address S. II. W.. caro Postmaster.
Ruekroe. Va._
l&ztsonalp. ^ ~~
K 1 D s_ O V E S~" "CLEANED. ALI
lengths. 10c. We also clean anythlnt
cleanable SPIT/.ER. MY CLEANER
AND DYER, 102 N. Eighlh St. Madi?
son 412.1. Aut j delivery_
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND~SOL~D
nt HUQHES|S. 20'.' North Third
' rfUtts t?tituuE?.
\VASTlKf>. SEI:TEMBI-:R 1, HOU?E OR
flat, five or six rooms, with bath, etc.;
central location. Terms must he >
reasonable. Prompt tenant. Ad- .
dress "FLAT." 711 1-2 E. Marshall
Street or phono Madison_5793_ 1
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles In millinery, suits,
dresses, all kinds Of ready-made gar.
ments for ladles, misses and chil?
dren; alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for you. Also
1 a line of pattern hato for the trade
MRS JULIUS BEAR. 1423 E. Main
Street._
hoarding.
NICELY" ' FURNISHED' ROOMS AND
board; bath and phone. 50? Nortli
Fifth Street._._ _
HANDSOMELY ' FURNISH ED PRONi!
room, second floor; bath, phone, com?
bination lights, with board. Apply
;: East_Franklin Str..-.".
B E A ? T I F U L FRONT ROOM FOR
rent; also single room, with board.
I 410 West Grace,
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROI - Ms'
also table boarders. 2-::i East Grace '
i WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice. eWan,
I comfortable bed for 50 cents; ice -va?
lor, bath a"d nbone free. 1002 l-.'ust
Crav. ?_
NICELY FURNISHED' BOOMS AND
good board; hath and phone. Vu N.
Fifth Street._
BOARDERS WANTED. PERMANENT
and transient: large, cool rooms and
excellent table hoard; reasonable
rates. Applv 510 N. Sixth Street.
Phone Madison JsK-.l_
FURNISHED ROOM"' WANTED BY
young man. Address SCHWARTZ,
710 E. Broad._
Steal ??fitAt? WBianttb.
PRYSirlAN^'lVESIRES '"OFFICE ON
Grace, near First. Address K 410.
care Times-Dispatch.
WAGE WAR Of! FLY
tSpeclal to The 1 titles-Dispatch.]
Wilmington! N. C. July uj?After a
careful Investigu lion Of the typhoid
fovor sit :ntlou in this rlty. In which
the history of each of the eases was
thoroughly Investigated, and all sur?
roundings probed. It has l>een decided
that the fly Is responsible for nearly
all the fover. This bus given an im?
petus here to the enforcement of the
law calling for the banishment of all
cow stables, certain stringent re?
quirements of horse stables and othei
eqsentlal sanitary regulations.
Tills afternoon the keel of an air-,
ship, which a company of Uns city
has been building, was placed and the
company expects to have its first ma?
chine ready for flight the latter part
of the present month It Is claimed
the air craft Is built along new lines,
with no wood about it. that it Is light
and can be more es.illy controlled,
while being able to carry up several
peopie at one time.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
Mlsa Moelinel Workman Bride of sir
Alexander 31, Hubert.
London, July 10.?The marriage is
Just announced of Sir Alexander M.
Robert, manager and director of the
Cawnpore Woolen .Mills Company, of
Cawnpore, British India, and Miss Ra
chaal Workman, daughter of Or. Hun?
ter W.rKm'in. the noted explorer, un-1
Mrs. Fan.'?'. Bullock Workman, the
mountain climber, of Worcester, Muss.
The marria -e took place at York on
July 7.
Sir Alexander M. Roli'-rt received his
knighthood in 1310. Before going to
Cawnpore In 1SSS he wan a le-'lu.er
at several noted colleges. He was
president of the Upper India Chamber
of Commerce nine years.
SHOE RKPAD^ino
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladlet,; every piilr .sewed: best leath?
er; no nails, no pets. Royal rub?
ber heels. 2.',e; Tred-Alr rubber heels,
40c; leather heeds rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Rhone
Monroe .667.
UPHOLST E R1NG AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 32U4.
awnings: a\vn1ngs: awnings!
FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
order for awnings with us now. Wo
ore In a position to meet all de?
mands promptly. ii. E. COPELAND
?i CO. 108 N Ninth Street. Phone
M.disor. 2576
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 2419.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Street.
iToUSE CLEANING
MATTING LAYING, WINDOW WA3H
Ing. new houses specialty. WILLIAM
Johnson. Monroe. 312_
BIG SALE OF PARASOLS.
REGULAR, $4 PARASOLS FOR ?1.58.
We have them from 25c. up to ?5
apiece, Repairing and recovering our
apectslty. New umbrellas from 50c.
up to $10 apiece. Come and see us.
We will treat you right. NEW?
MANS UMBRELLA FACTORY, 31S
E. Broad Street Phone Monroe 2U'1.1.
W?TCU kforaTiTlnLT
your WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by wm. tobien. jr.. la a
guarantee that It Is dono properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main Springs. $1. 408 Es?t Umad
Street. All work guaranteed.
panama hatter S.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLEAN
ed. blenched. block, relrlmmed
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Hatters Fifth
find Marshall_
mattresses! mattresses!
we SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
the morning, make it over lilte new.
and return It to you the same day.
New hair mattresses a specialty. ja
OiB UMLAUF Uber? M.ullsoi. 3292
LAWN MOWERS.
THE REST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there are nbout 500 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers In Richmond. We also carrv
the cheap stuft as low as $2:60. If
you can't Und it, go to McGRAW'S,
1440-42 E. Main Street._
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY of clean
Ing and dyeing silks, sr.tlns. laces,
furs. ponges, foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing too
dlrticult. SPITZER, MY CLEANER.
102 North Eighth Street. Phone. Mud
ison 1121_
BAKERY.
A LARGE POUND CAKE. 25c: TWO
pound raisin cake. 23c. DRUNK?
ARD'S, 423 1-2 North Sixth.
?Jbcaleb ^ropo?ala.
PKc^os?i.s For the confeiVer
ate Memorial Institute. Richmond,
Va.?Sealed proposals will be receiv?
ed by Hon J. Taylor Ellys in,
president .if the Confederate Memo?
rial Association, at hlrt 0 files. ?21
Mutual Building, Richmond, Va., un?
til 12 o'clock M. cn MONDAY, August
7, 1911. and then opened, for the ,'ob?
struction complete (except heeling
und ventilating apparatus, electric
conduits und wiring, Ran piping and
lighting ilxtur.-a), for H building to
be known as the "Confederate Me?
morial institute." in accordance with
drawings, and bpeclftoaiions of Bis
.seii & Slnkler, Architects, so'? Bailey
BulldlnK. Philadelphia, Pn.
Copies of the drawings and spe.;:ll
cations and forms of proposals may
be obtained from the above archi?
tects on or after Saturday, July j 5,
1H11. Eaoh application must be ac?
companied by n certified cheek for
$500. payable to the order of the
Confederate Memorial Assoctailon.
The copies oi the drawings und >.. -. -
Ideations must be returned t-> the
architects In good condition, with
the proposals, whereupon the above
cheek will be returned: but upon
failure Of any bidder to return 'n
good condition tho drawings and
specifications tho sum of $2", will
be forfeited and deducted from the
above check. The right is reserved
tf> reieel any or ail bids.
The contractor to whom the iivard
is made will be required to furnish
a bond of a suretv company lu the
i?um of 5ft per cent, of the amount of
the contract, guaranteeing the faith?
ful performance of the contract.
Cop'es fif the dra wings :',>e.-,
flcatlona mav bo seen also at the.
olhee of the Confederate Memorial
Association. 921 Mutual Building.
Richmond. Vn.
nctiCE TO er v il engineers'?
Scaled proposals for ascertaining the
proper grade lines for the I'ottd"
ways and sidewalk:-' In the town of
Highland Park and for furnishing
profiles of the same win be received
by the undersigned until 13 o'clock
noon MONDAY. July 17. 1911. Full
Information will bo furnished pro?
spective bidders by A. C. Mavnird.
Town Superintendent; Highland Park,
The Committee on streets reserves
the right to reject any and ill bids,
CHAS. U. KASTELBERG,
Chairman,
17i(i E. Main Streit.
auction ftaUg? ^ulHH-^J?.M*: i
*~^'"r?y"rticheson & c7utehtleid\ ~ ' j
Roil Estate Agents ami Auctioneers. '
AUCTION SALE
OF
1700 Catherine St.1
(Corner of Munford),
AND STORE.
604 Munford St.
(In rear of above).
At the request of tho owner, who Is
determined to sell, we will offer for,
; sole, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUDY 13TH.
at 6 o'clock P. M.,
. these very desirable brick investments. 1
This property Is the cream of smjlt
property In Jackson Ward, is well lo?
cated and rented to good tenants at
$20 n month, and will pay handsomely
on the price expected.
TERMS: Liberal, and at sale._1
By T. M. Wortham & Company, I
Real Estate and Auctioneers.
No. 18 North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
THAT COMFORTABLE SEMI-DE?
TACH El > BRICK DWELLING. NO.
308 W EST MARSHALL, AND LOT
SOxl?u FEET lO AN ALLEY, WITllj
STABLE IN THE REAR.
At the request of the owner, a non
\ resident, wo will Sell at public auc
? Ron. on the premises, on
j WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1911.
at 6:30 P. M..
the property above mentioned,
i The house Is a well built brick
dwelling, containing nine rooms and
bath, with large halls, and Is conveni?
ently arranged, having been recently
repaired, painted and repupercd. and
Is In good condition for immediate
occupancy If desired as an Invest?
ment will command good tenant
The deep lot of 130 feet and the sta
blu also appeal to those desiring a
comfortable home In this good neigh?
borhood.
TERMS: The assumption of a note |
for $1,600; balance cash._
By The Virginia Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers,
Temporary LoeationT 16 N. Seventh St.,
Phones: Madison 3861; Monroe 2SSX.
GR< ICERIES,
gasolene
AUCTION.
STORE FIXTURES,
ENGINE, ETC., AT
We win sell
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1911.
commencing at 3 P. M..
1323 WEST LEIGH STREET,
an excellent small stock of Fresh
Groceries. Canned. Bottled and Shelf
Goods. Cakes. Crackers, Flour, Me tl,
Herring. Mackerel, Showcases, Coun?
ters. Meat Block and Tools. Cigars and
Tobaccos License, 2^_-hqrse power
Gasolene Engine.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers
By" Rlche.son .t Crutchfield.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUST EE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
IN Ill'S TOWN OF ASHLAND. VA?
FRONTING ON RAILROAD STREET,
i WITH DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING THEREON.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust to the undersigned from the Mao
murtlo Place Land Company, dated
June 1, lauT, and recorded in the
clerk's office of the Circuit Court of
! Hanover county. Va.. in ^.cod Book IS.
: page 21c-. default having been made in
the payment oi ft portion of the debt
I therein secured, ami Demg required so
: to do by the beneficiary cnereunder, i
will sell at public uuctlon. on the
premise's; on
THURSDAY, JULY 13TH. 1911.
at h o'clock P. M., the real .-state de
scribed In said deed as follows: All
that certain tract or parcel of land,
situated in the town of Ashland. Han?
over county. Va.. It being the same
tract or parcel o? land conveyed to the
said MaClhurdO Place I?\nd Company
(Inc.), by Wallace D. McLean by deed
bearing date June 1. 19U7, the follow?
ing two lots of land, lying and being
In the town of Ashland, county of
Hanover, Va.. known as lots numbers
three (3) and four (4). In the plan of
the town ef Ashland, according to Mir
vey of William Clop ton made In tiie
year lSf.4. fronting together 6 98-100
chains on the east side of Railroad
Street, and bounded on the north by
the lots of Mr. A. C. Schalter and W.
W, Bennett, on the south by the lots
of Samuel Rice, anel running back be?
tween parallel lines to tho "Oakland'
Addition to Ashland. With the ?-.\e.;,
I tlon. however, of a strip one hundred
and seventy-three <173i feet wide, ex
I tending entirely across said land (lots
'3 and li. being the same atrip, piece I
lor parcel of land that was conveyed
I to the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
Railway Company hy the said Austin
I H. Burr, substituted trustee, together
I with all the appurtenances to the- said
i land belonging or In any wise apper*
; talnlng.
I TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
j costs of executing the trust, all taxes
! and levies due thereon and to dis?
charge a note of $3.000. due June I,
1910, with Interest thereon from March
12, 1909. and an additional sum of $828
for Interest accrued on two notes of
f:;.ooo anil $3.900. respectively, from
I March 12. 1909, to March 12, 1911, and:
on a credit as to a note of $3,o00t duo !
June 1. 1913. with interest thereon
i from March 12. 1911, payable annually
I on the 12t!t day of March of each year,
find credit ?s to a note of $3,900, due i
! June i. uio. with Interest thereon
from March 12, 1911, payable annually
on the 12th day of March of each year: >
- the balance of the purchase price to he
: made payable at such time and .-cured i
I In such manner as the said Macmttrdo I
Place L-iml Company (Inc.). Its sue- >
: cessors or assigns, shall prescribe and
direct, or In case of Its or their failure '
to give such direction at Mich time i
and In such manner a.< the said Burton
Marye, his heirs or assigns shall think
BURTON MARYE, j
Trustco. ;
KDi'oiben? iioticc?.
: Atlantic Coa-'t Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington, N. C. June 28, 1911.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of .vT
lantlc Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared .i dividend of 3 percent ;
on the common capital stock of that
company, payable at the office of ihu
treasurer, at Wilmington, tforih <
Carolina on and utter July 10, 19)1,1
to stockholders of record on Juno 21.
1911. The transfer books arc closed
from the list day of June. 1911, to
the nth day of July. 1911, both In?
clusive
JAMES f post. Treasurer
aaaaayMaw_swtagpwwaiggBgmaii,r-;.v.^. ??..
?jtTutCtrigs,
: VV "Till? STATED COMMUNICATION
V\f "i Sl lohn's i.-.:?? No 30 \i.
Ar i i' in Free and Accepted m isons,
I Will be held in Its le.d'ie- mom :? t the
Masonic Tamplo THIS (Tuesday) .-:v;-:
N.ING, July II, at 7:30 o'clock.
Every member of the lodge is re
quested to attend, and members or uls?
ter lodges anil trunslent brethren arc
fraternally invited to unite with u*?.
Ry order of the Worshipful Master.
oscar j. adams.
Beere tn ry.
VIRGINIA BUILDING AND LOAN
Company--The annual meeting of
j the stockholders of thir compatiy
will be held on TUESDAY. July II.
_ 1 PIT._C. T. LOEHRi Secretary.
1 tfil-i~7\nTnTa i. mi: etinh of rh~e
stockholders of the Richmond Paper
Manufacturing Company win bo held
at Its office 1300 Baal Franklin
, Street, on TUESDAY. July is. Rill,
at 12 Mi B. W. L1P8COMB,
Secretary.
FOR SALE
The, following material from old Chamber of Commerce is yet for
sale:
Feet of Joists
Sheathing;, Doors, Windows. Granite Hollow Tile. Face Brick, Lumber,
flood bargains to quick buyer.
J. HENRY MILLER, Inc.
1 2 N. 9th St., Richmond.
atiflion j&aks. tXtne i-ja. Suction fealeg, gTute jgfrg*^
By Virginia Auction Co., Auctioneers.
Temporary Location, 1 ?"> N. Seventh.
Phones: Madison 2S:,1. Monroe 2583.
Furnishings of a Mag?
nificently Furnished
Residence at Auc?
tion, 19 N. Fifth
St. Corner Franklin,
This Tuesday, July 11,1911
at 10.30 A. M.
We will sell for parties leaving the city, the following handsome furnlshlngsi
" 1-3 octave standard make Piano, massive three-piece 1'nrlor Suit, Odd
Chairs and Tables.
RECEPTION HALL?In Early English, Fprlght Clock. Hall Rack, Chairs,
Table and Rockers.
PINING R< ?? i.M?tjunrtored Oak Sideboard. Pedestal Pining table, Mirror
Top China Closet, Bos Scat Chairts, Genuine Leather Couch, four Early English
Tables, IS ChalrS, Refrigerator, Sllvcnvare and Pinner Set. etc.
BED ROOM. NO. 1 ? In Quartered Oak. Massive Quartered Presser and
Wnshsland, Mirror Door Wardrobe. Chlffonhier, all to match; handsome Brass
Bert, Spring and Foil Mattress, pillows. Leather Hex Couch; chairs and Roek
eri Quartered Oak Combination Bookcase and Desk, Oak Roll Top Desk,
Library Table, etc.
BED ROOM. NO. 2?In Mahogany?Handsome Mahogany Presser. with large
plate mirror, and chiffonnier to mutch; Gentleman's Wardrobe, Massive Slnglo
Brass Bid. Spring1* and Mattress.
BED ROOM, NO, S?-In Blrd'n-Eye Maple?Dresser, Washstand, Dressing
Table, Chlffonnlor, 1 Irs. Rocker and Tables. Writing Desk. Metal Red, Spring,
?'e'li Mntfrdis and Pillows.
Four other bed chambers .v- Quartered oak?Dressers. Washstnnds. Ward?
robes and Chlffonnlors, Chairs, Rockers, Tables, , Sanitary Metal Walshstands,
White Enamel thrve-ple <? Beds, and Fe'.t Mattresses, Pillows, etc.
AH of the handsome Carpets, Matting*.*. Rugs, Druggets, Window Shades,
etc.. throughout the house.
House open for inspection Monday afternoon, from 3 to T o'clock.
This Is an excellent lot of goods, recently purchased from Sydnor &
Hundley.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash Laid leu especially Invited.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
faction Ssuile?. ?Tijiss ?3ap.
High Constable's Sale
I will soil by public nuetlnn. on
TFKSHAV. Tili: I'TU 1>AY OK JULY.
1011, 11 O'CLOCK A. M?
at No. 2H Kail Clay Street, the follow,
in? properly, to satisfy a distress
warrant (Mechanic* Savings Hank vs.
International Realty Co. i, In my hunds:
One Iron Safe.
TERMS: Cash
VY. II. YYYATT. JR.,
_11. C. C. R.
High Constable's Sale
I will sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY, Till-: I1TH DAY OF JULY,
1(111. .1 O'CLOCK P. Mm
at No. t South Fourteenth, the follow?
ing property, to satisfy distress war?
rants (Mrs. F, Bellend vs. William
Gebhart) In my hands: I.oi of Restau?
rant Fixtures ami Household Oools.
Including Counters. Refrigerators, Cof?
fee Urn, Bureaus, Wnahs tends, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
\Y. II. W Y ATT. JR..
II. C? C. R.
High Constable's Sale
I w ill sell hy public auction! on
TUESDAY, TH? I ITII DAY OF JULY,
Hill. 11:30 O'CLOCK A. M?
nt No. 21S East Grace, the following .
property, to satisfy a distress warrant \
CDr Hit BloxtOn vs. Paul Thompson)
in my hands Electric Cabinet, Heater
and Roller. Bathtub, Water Closet and I
Arc Light.
TERMS: fash
W II WYATT. JR.. 1
II. C, f R.
l?uctioii &>alt&. -^l^i^?*^
By Pollard & Rugby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OK
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING.
1 909 Fairmount
Avenue
In execution of a deed of trust dated
March SI. 1910. and recorded In the
clerk's office of Richmond Chancery
('.,';:;. Deed Book 206-C, page 285, de
foult having bean made In tho payment
of the debt therein secured, I win sell
by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 13. 13XL
at 6:30 o'clock P. M.,
the above mentioned desirable property.
The dwelling is comparatively new and
contains eight rooms. Lot 30 feet 7H
Inches by a depth of 125 feel to an alley
In rear of H feet wide.
TERMS; Cash.
II. It. POLLARD, JR.,
Trustee.
N'. R.?While Ihe terms above stated
are all cash, the auctioneers will ho
v.-ry glad to at r inge very reasonable
terms on this property. Just let us
know what you want, and we will try
to arrange it.
it;.- Virginia A notion Co., Auctioneers.
Temporary I.oentlon. l>"> N". Seventh,
Phones: Mud 13 on 38,'. 1; Monroe 28S3.
Silent Salesman Show Cases, Counter
Show Cases, Wall Cases, Wall Mir
rors, Glass Partitions, Counters, Counter
Stools, Umbrella Cases, Fixtures, Etc.,
At Auction.
We will sell for P. Buchanan * Son. Jewelers, At 111 Rnst Broad
Street, for nrooiint of moving to new store,
WEDNESDAY; .II I.V 12, AT 10:30 A. MY,
ten Counter Showcases, ion Showcase Counters, two eleven-foot Silent
Salesmen Showoase*, two seven-foot Silent Salesmen Case*, eight eight
foot Class Dour Wall Cases, one fourteen-foot Wall Case, twelve Wall
Minors, two Umbrella Wall Ca.es. une Umbrella Floor Case, two Pier
MlrrblM, one Gilts A Office Partition, ICO yards Linoleum nine Chandeliers,
twelve-Counter stools, etc.
Tlv i( fixtures must De sohl Wednesday. July 12. and delivered by
Monday. July 17. ,
VIRGINIA A I'd! ON CO., Auctioneers.

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