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Greater Richmond's Greater Nevrapnao*
^(tr-^in^ t^^^ &i^tt!ri?
GREATEST WANT AND REAL ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OK THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
la Effect June 11. 1811,
Dally, one cent per vtord vrben paid
lo ndvunce. No Ad. token (or lea* tUau
ten cent*.
One und otic-hnlf cent* * word nil
cluHHiilenttona except Situation Wunted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted, one cont
a word. No Ad, Sunday taken lor le?*
tbuu fifteen cent*.
No. Ada. taken tor lean than im-uiy
tlvc cent* when phoned lu or charged
nt the counter.
1'bone ordera not guaranteed.
Cluasiucallon not gunruuteed after
in:;11 A*. M.
Kor bu*lne*i contract*, acnU lor tbo
Want Ad. Man? pbona Monro* i.
t.uat uuu _u ~ i-..
Lt^S^7XAS%rr~tV^D"N"E> 6 a Vr BETWEEN
Fouim und Luiuiuiuy, un i-ruinum,
guiU gnui nano penUunt. Finder will
receive reward it returned to Alisa
WAXJCER, 320 East Franklin._
KTIIAYED, LABT SUNDAY, OR MON -
uay; irom ;?n Kensington Avenue,
small brown ujsh terrier. FinUur
will bo rewarded by uotiiying above
number. 1'Uoue Mudiuou LSI*.
X?b'i,*' i'OCK ET BOOK ' Willi NAME
uii it, couiainiug cueck *ii<i moucy.
ltewur<i and nu questions asked if
luiurucu to mis Oiflcu C D. HAGAN.
T?Jti't. BET WEEN 1 ?ND 2:30 M?.N
Uuy, if2a, at Fust uud Broaa or the
American National Bank Building.
Lluctai reward. Cull Madison t>t>oD-J_.
Lotj'x, ON MAIN STRE'eTCAR, vVJBfiT~
bound, between a anu i>:20 F. M. car
bob, Saturday night, gold locket und
chain, monogram A. ?. C ou locket.
Upward It returned to Tlans-UW
patch._
h?^vin?T'd?aTId^Jd'^io'mabTe Dit>
eabes of children u specialty, I
want a compute/it man to tuku my
practice here. L. WEAVER, M. U.,
MiUuiclowu, V?. _
"vv?NT~ed~ a C?ND X ^?lcER ?nd
helper. Apply ut til3 Hull street.
WANTED, aT~O.N0];, BOBER, HON
eat miller to UKu cnaree of u three
double stund, Blllcr system mill;
water power. W. II. BUXU, Bracey,
% a._
WANTED. EXPERIENCED PAPER
box make!* on all lines ol work.
Uood wugoa, steady employ rncnt
joHNSTO.n box co., INC., Tweniy
iHlh .and Yenuble Streut?.
WANTED, TEN FAPERHANGERB. AT
once. Apply at BOOTH. BROS. 21s
North Third StreuL
WAMtl?, Ki^UlSiEKED ASSISTANT
druggist; man ot good habits. Ad?
dress K lib, cu.ru riuios-DiHp-i.tcii.
WANTED, "AT ONCE. ? GOOD, fRaC
tical liorseshoer. None oiuer need
appiy. Permanent pusitiOU fjr right
party.- GEORGE F. WARDEN, South
Boaion, Va._
WANTED. CLERK IN COUNTRY
store; single man from country pre?
ferred, state uge ana exupurR-ncu,
with references. Address Box 31,
Uolona, Va, _
?~"COE?TTr: D~MAN TO TAKE CilAltGD
ol a ......... sjourban larm. Must be a
good xuriuer. a good nomu und vay
lor ilgnt map. Adores* "SUBUR?
BAN." Box 1. it. F. D. 1, lUo Vista
W AN TED." EINOT YPE machen est -
opcratur. Fay 10 cents liiousand and
guarantee copy lor mnumum oi 260,
vtlO per week. Permanent place lor
goou man. EVENING lndefend -
cat, sl Petersburg. ?Fla.
Vl an i ED," A FIIACTICaL FARMER
tu work on farm and care Iqr stock.
EuoaUOh on Cuesapcako uii<l Otuo
uaiiway, i6 miles east of Richmond,
\ a. applicants must stale iit?, ex
p. iienoe, wnetner or not married, if
cuuuicn, nunioer and age, uud wages
expected. Must be prepared to begin
work OcttlOor 1, 1911. Addres* H. t.
du??eas, providence Forge. \ a.
WANTED] AT ONCE ANGLE8M1T1L
Apply lactory, Trigg snip i'arus. R.
L. BARNES SAFE iuN'U LOCK CO.
vVANTED, MEN TO TAKE THIRTV
Ujycs" radical cuurte in our machine
stiups, atul learn automobile business
ana accept good positions. CiiAH
LOT/TE aU'iu bCtiuoE, Charlotte,
N, C._
WANTED, MEN. WRITE SOUTHERN
AUTOMOBILE COEuEGE. Oak Hlilge,
N. C. No eu.ual oouth; no superior
North. Thoroughly honest and re?
liable. Practical course*.. The auto?
mobile mastered._
wantedT^'eIT-hound printer to
ti.ko ciiurge ot joo and newspaper
omce, state experlenoe and salary
expected. Address H. G. COFEN
HAVER, MartlnsvtUe, Va._
"wanted, young men to dearn
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH?
MOND AUTO SCHOOL, 8ls W. Broad
Street.__
MEN to LEARN barber TRADE;
only lew weeks required. Wages
while learning. Steady position
guaranteed. Write for catalogue.
AlOEER'a BARBER COLLEGE, 207
Bowery, New York City._
WANTED, t~?r U. a. abm i, A.B ee
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of eighteen and thirty-dve; oltiguns
of United States: oi good oharitoter
and temperate nab"*, who can speak,
read and write the English language.
For information apply to Recruiting
Ofllcor, S20 e. Broad SL, Richmond, or
151 N. Sycamore Bl. Fotersburg, Va.
Vvr.^"'fElT"^OSl'Ti6N AS b6o~KKJ3EP^
er or clerk, by young married man.
with six yeurs' experience; Al refer?
ence. 214 East Main.
"WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN (23) OF
good character and habits, position
with reliable concern, with chances
for promotion. Well educated; Ibest
references. K 176, care Tlmes-Dls
patch.
WANTED, BY AN EXPERIEISced
bookkeeper and high school graduate,
position where best, work will be
considered. Can writo good, legible
hand; best references. Address D
?85, care Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN Wa'TH CLERICAL,
executive and mechanical ability und
experience wishes to connect wHh a
concern In a position which may
have a good present and a better
future for the right person. Address
A 523, oire Tlmes-Dispatoh.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OPEN FOR
position. Address L 218, care Times
Dispatch
WANTEdT"a^VOM?N TO Cb?K'ArTD
clean for small family. Apply at
onco 111 North Morris Street.
WANTED" X" FIRST-CLASS COOK.
_Aply at 2020 Monument Avenue.
A SMALL FAMIL^,"'WX*?irLE?"?R?M
city, wishes a country girl to do gen.
oral work. Write MRS. GOODLOE,
Dumbarton, Va., or call at Oreen
dale, on R? F. & P. Railroad._
BE A TRAINED NURSE; STUDY AT
homo; earn >fto weekly; thousands
?wanted; free information. ROCHES
TER NURSES' INSTITUTE. ? 128?
Rochester. N. Y.
"vvAl^fT^?r^^U^cJ^
er, position in family. English, math- i
rnatlcs, Latin, French, music. Miss
V. WINGFIELD, Warren, Albemarlo
oounty, Va. 1
WANTED. POSITION IN PUBLIC OR
private Bohool?Engllsh, Latin, math?
ematics, physios, chemistry, speclal
mtI? ^'icilTr-t1?'1 Ahi,8tory- Address i
"S mS Arlington Height!,
fe.tuations Mantel), .if emnlc
vV*ANTEDT^^Tfc^B^^
lug clerk; ?oven years' exporlenae;
billing and tabulating: work a spe?
cialty; accurate, neat work guaran?
teed. Address o 2B, care Tlmes-Dls
patch.'_
TOUKO LADY STKNOORAPHDR
with experience desires position. L.
1U2, oare Tiroes-Dispatch.
WANT HD. bITYC^?N? LADY~?F TEN;
vein s' oxperlonce, an office position.
Address B BIO. oaro Tlmes-Dlepatoh. j
WANTED?COMPETENT STENO?RA- '
phor desires position: exporloncod In
various lines of work; w4H call for
personal Interview. Address BU8I-;
NEBS WOMAN, Uox 1062, City. j
Skofetftf tonal ?elp W&antth. I
T^At?ffg1^^?^RUi^ ,
and high schools throughout South, I
steady demand; also good College;
openings. Three agencies, one enrol- !
rm.-nt; gusrantood service. 3HKRI
DAN'S TEACHERS' AOENCIE8.
Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta. Go., Oroen- !
wood, B. C.
agtnt? Wtanttja.
^CjEn^s^Verywhere can'make
big Income distributing coupons ad?
vertising our gum. No canvassing;
liberal yearly contract. Send seven
two-cent stamps for supply coupons,
Hamplas gum and Instructions
I (spearmint company. 1777 Broad?
way. Department 61. New York.
tsooitrtrcrs ana xeaiesmtn^
^?^^^sdt?cfTDrtHrBtTrfER SEX
lor fast soiling artlcl?; good com?
mission. Apply 10 to 12 A. M
j SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO., 30 North
Eighth Street. _
y^sf^Jj, THE I'UBUC TO rLNOvV
that J AlINKK BR08, Jewelers. ?12 I
East Main Streol. buy, aell. exebangs
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In evenuaxe
WHY ''pAY"'H^Nf"dir K?5EP A VA
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhoro, and build ou your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and wo will furnish
tho money ut & per cunt. interest
No delays or commissions. SMITH.
its North Eighth._
DON'T PAY~ RENT\ ?jOi~\JB. WE
will buy you a lot and build on It,
or buy you a home ready built. You
unly pay $7.50 monthly on euch
{1,000, plus 5 per cent, simple inter?
est. This payH for your home In
10 1-2 years. Can pay sooner If you
wish, thereby stopping further In?
terest. Write or call on O. 8. RICH?
ARDSON, 408 American Bank Build?
ing, Richmond, Vt Open until 9 p
M. Saturdays.
HKRE~S A CHANCE. A FEW 1iun
drcd dollars will buy a well ?,rttb
llshed business. Can bo made to pay
well. R. S. ELLYSON & CO., Pro?
moters and Salvo Agtmtu, 28 North
Ninth.
THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR,
necking a true Investment, woubj do
well to call by and witness demon?
stration of the electric device on ex?
hibit at No. 28 North Seventh Street,
?lty. This Is a 7 per cent, guaran?
teed security, wjth the highest in?
dorsements, with every potential of
paying large and continuous divi?
dends. Agents wanted. H. K.
SMITH'S ELECTRIC LOCK STRIKE
(INC.), No. 2d North Seventh Street.
Phone Monroe 733.
i IF~Y?U ARE-?T"SALESMAN. HAVE-A
few thousand dollars to Invest with
services on good salary, address
MANUFACTURER, P. O. Box 123,
City._' _
WILL SELL CHEAP. AND DELIVER
on first floor of building ire,.-, om.
large slightly use>d fire-proof safe.
Address J. D. F. Box 123, city.
?uoins (L&antrD.
?r^fo s'TTjTjents Desire "second
or third story room, opening on
porch, and private bath; or two
rooms, woll lighted and good ex?
posure, with private bath; locat'on
between Orace and Caryl Streets, on
North and south, and Sixth and Second
Streets, east and west; private fam?
ily; off car line preferred; refer?
ences; reply, stating terms. E 669,
care Times-Dispatch._
j)nti??rr.-..'?jT! sun lirip 9*?fficft
TW<5^M??RTED~ SHETL^'D VONIES.
cart, harness, bridle, saddle. Bargain.
CARTER'S DRUO STORE. 1201 Hull.
THOROUGHBRED LLEWELLYN SET
ter pups; females, five, males, ten
dollars, |f taken six weeks oki. Fe?
males, ten. males, twenty dollars,
eight months old. Purebred Roso
Comh R. I. Red cockerels one dollar.
A. B. B?RRU8, Fordwlok, Vs.
PROLIFIC FEMALES. POTENTIAL
males; pure breds and crosses; adults,
fthoats and pigs. ARCADIA, Her?
mitage Road. _
TWO FRESH-COWS, eight FINE
shoats and twelve pigs. WALLER
TAYLOR & SON, 109 North ElBh
teenth Street,_
^cnsonalA
HUMAN HAlr BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 10? North Third.
I LESSER, THE LADIES' TAILOR, IS
the only one in town who makes
a specialty in altering all klnJs of
farments into the latest styles,
rices very moderate and work sat?
isfactory. Raleigh Apartment, cor?
ner Harrison and Franklin Streets.
Phone MadLson 4528.
H. LEWIS, LADIES' TAILOR. 803 W.
Grace Street, formerly of 302 North |
First Street, Phone Monroe 2565.
I
LADIES. IF YOU ARE SO FORTU?
NATE AS TO BE ACQUAINTED
WITH AJfT OF OUR PATRONS, YOU
HAVE ALREDY HEARD ABOUT
OUR SUITS. AS THEY ARE MADE
OF THE BEST WOOLENS AND CON?
STRUCTED BY EXPERTS. THEYi
CANNOT FAIL TO WIN THE AD
MIRATICvK OF ALL LADIES. CLOSE
ATTENTION PAID TO INDIVIDUAL
STYLES, AND ALL THIS AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES. WINTERS
& DOLEZAL 209 1-2 >?ORTH SIXTH, j
ABOVE "WOMAN'S SHOP."
LADIES. THE WONDERFUL COMBI-i
nation hollor washes clothes; re?
quires no la.bor; sells for 12.50. Send
your name and address to W. A.
BEATON, 409 East Clay Street, and'
he will tell you how you can get one
free.
NOTICE.?L. GOLDBERG, LATE WITH
KAUFMANN CO. I BEG TO AN- i
NOUN THAT I HAVE OPENED MY,
LADIES' TAILORING ESTABLISH-!
ME NT AT 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS, WITH A FULL
LINE OF IMPORTED AND DOMES?
TIC GOODS AND LATEST STYLES.
WILL AL30 OFFER TO ALL THE
LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VI?
CINITY A REDUCTION?$45 AND
$60 SUITS FOR $35 FOR THE NEXT
TWO WEEKS. INSPECTION IN- j
VITED. PHONE MONROE 3431.
_a._ V*
J. BROWN, LADIES' TAILOR. * 524
WEST GRACE STREET.
Summer ^oarliing
w^aT3tteT5T"bcTa^6e^
famHly; library, post-oftVc, churches
and station near; references neces?
sary. mrs. shackle FoRD. SR.,
CltrmoAt. V*.
DAILY PUZZLES'
rpOM MY WO-RTj.THERt {
(O-OES MY Mat e??)
What dress goodsT
ANSWLK tt jICV>:1-: ::..\T'3 rT7.Zt.fS
STAHCH.
Jfcic e?ale.
; jR}u~?AY^rvi^
oats of our own growing. LEWIS
OINTEB LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT CO.. Richmond. Va._
I STRUCTURAL ~RON, STEEL AND
I pipe of every description cut to order,
j CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 East Gary
; Street. Richmond. Va,
! ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY
1 business; with restuurant in rear;
: receipts showing 110 to $50 a day;
one-half cash, balanco in notes. Ad
^ dress H 226, care Times-Dispatch.
SAWMILL OUTFIT COMP LET E;
first-class condition. I. BLUFORD
& CO.. 1538 Eust Cary._
STEAM HETtI~N?_~FLANT1 CONSIST -
ing of boiler and eleven radiators;
practically new. I. BLUFORD & CO.,
1638-42 East Cary Street
FOR 8ALE7E3CT1Ta"~LARGE BANK OR
Jeweler's a-afc; good as new. A great
bargain. H. I. TIFFANY. Leesburg,
Va._
Willi BELL 'CHEAP, AND DELIVER
j on firet floor of building free, one
large, slightly used fire-proof gate.
Address J. B. F., Box 123. City.
i BRIDGE ENGINEERING COURSE
with International Correspondence
Schools for sale, a bargain. TECH.
SES. CO.. 615 American National Bank
! Building._
FOR SALE, A LARGE STOCK OF
business wagons, both top and open/
for every one. All we ask is a
call. - lowest prices. A. MEYER'S <;
BON.
for SALE. TOP buggy, ?40; RUN
about. $36; one surrey, $76; one
farm wagon, 125; three second-hand
cool carts. THOS. H.v DUKE & co.,
604 Brook Avenue_
HEAVY FOUR-SIDED PLANER (BER
lack), stove saw and Jointer; double
surfaces; lath mills, wood-turning
laths, boiler*. engines, shafting,
hangers, tbeltlng and pulleys. Condi?
tion guaranteed. I. BLUFORD & CO.,
1638-42 East Oxry Ctreet._
?n"e rubbeh^iredTfull LEATH
er top buggy; only used a few times.
Will sell cheap. Would make good
buggy for collecting In. See It.
one second-hand road cart,
112.
OVERSTOCKED IN SURREYS. AND
will sell at reduced prices for next
thirty days. See us for surreys. We
have them from 1S5 up. BRISTOW
WORSHAM CO.. 1435 H.st Main._
FOR SALE" ?P. EXCHANGE OLD
homestead In Virginia; large house;
527 acres, beautifully situated; one
niilo from Southern Railroad; healthy
location. Good outbuildings, schools,
churches, free delivery. Will ex?
change for resldenco free rid) olear.
Address K 173, care Times-Dispatch.
SECOND-HAND SEWING MACHINE,
comparatively new. E C5S, care
TlmeS'Dlspalch.
j FOR SALE, SHARES OF CAPITAL
stock in* tho Chrl-to Manufacturing
I Company; r&ason for selling need
money. Address CHRISTO, care
Times-Dispatch.
! FOR SALE OR RENT. RE ST A D R A N T;
guarantee good business; established
20 years. Owner desires to retire.
Apply 114 East Broad, from 8 to 10
A. M. ?>_
; FO RS ALE, FIVE ELECTRIC MOTORS.
I direct currejit. ranging from two to
five horsepower, In first-class condi?
tion; also miscellaneous lot of shaft?
ing and hangers. Apply 11 Governor
j Street.
I Mrs! charle's' ~k\ bo'w~e~r~s?' 110
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty.
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM./WITH
good board. 1003 West Grace.
WHEN YOU COME ~TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice. Cleau,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice -va'
tor. bath ard ohone free. 1002 Kas'.
Clay._
BOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL LARGE
and small rooms. 103 East Grace.
WANTED, COUPLE OR TWO YOUNG
men to occupy second story room,
near Hanover and Lombardy, with
or without board. A 482. care Times
Dispatch.
or "married couple for bright rooms,
with board; home comforts; table
board. 100, corner Adams and Main.
"WANTED. BOARDERS"FOR FURX1SH
nished rooms; also talble hoarders;
excellent fare. 20P East Grace.
WANTED, BOARDERS AT 315 EAST
Franklin; also table hoarders. MISS
PALMORE._
WANTED, BOARDERS. EXCELLENT
Virginia cooking. Convenient loca?
tion; reasonable rates. 104 North
Fifth Street.
itoom? for ?enL
f LARGE, A^flD?^TIVE'rtOOMS" aty22
i' East Franklin. Monroe 1509.
: FOR RENTl "FURNISHED ROOM; MOD
ern conveniences. THE HANOVER*
i Madison 6318-J._
j UNUSUALLY LA.itOE AND NICELY'
furnished secon<l-story room, udjoln
ing bath; will he equipped for light
i housekeeping if desired. Phone in
house. Address S02 East Lolgh.
FOR RENT, THREE ROOMS IN HIGH
land F.irk, unfurnished or partly fur
I nlshed; all city conveniences; rales
reasonable. Table boai'd if wanted
' may toe gotten next door. Phone Mad?
ison 565S-L _
for rentTto gentlem?nTXTf?r
j nlshed room on Second Street, be?
tween Main and Franklin. Phone
Madison 4374-L_
for Rent., two (2) nicely fur
; nlshed rooms for gentlemen; electric
lights, bath; good location. 122
South Fifth Street. _
VERY ATTRACTIVE and comfort
ably furnished rooms', adjoining bath.
Apply 916 Turpin Street.
FITrN ish ED rooms^WELtT "fUR
nlshed rooms, second or third floor;
single or en ,?ultc; steam heat; elec
; trie lights. Call 317 West Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms, WITH
I or without private baths. 220A
f South Third Street.
TWO FRONT ROOMS] FURNISHED;
on Riverview car line; terms very
reasonable. D 624, care Tlmes-Dls
I patch. _
WELL FURNISHED rooms for
gentlemen or married couple; bath
and telephone. At 113 East Frank-,
\ _lln._
the ROANOKE. 110 NORTH EIGHTH
Street, handsomely and newly fur
nlshe<i rooms throughout; single,
?ulto; transients, permanent,
SUal ?stau tor ?%alt.
?irabU farma In the valloy ol ylr
ginls, in a high atato ox cultivation,
within tive miles of the city of
Staunton; one-half mile from Ball
road depot; doolraals neltfhborhoodi
ob C004 road. For tsnns apply to
OARTgR BRAXTON. Btauaton, Va.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, COLONIAL
houso, brick; all modern Improve?
ments; 22 roctna; situated on salt
wator; bathing, boating; and fishing.
Adjicont to Old Point and large
hotels; handsome grounds; fine site
for sanatorium or boarding house.
Can be bought on easy terms. Ad?
dress Apt. 23. 814 E Capitol Street,
Washington, D. C.
FOR SALB. IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS,
a beautiful home, built by owner for
* u homo; every modern convenience;
hot and cold water, sewerage, uluc
trlu lights. All fixtures and hard?
ware the very best. One equate from
car; granolithic walks; beautiful
lawn; lot 98 by 148. Phone Madison
1208, or address h 74, care Tlmes
Dlspatch. _
FOR SALE, TWO MAIN st re e T
stores, leased for $1.200. Apply at
616 Brook Avenue._
WHY PAY RENT" OR KEEP A VA
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
unywhere, and build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and wo will furnish
< the money at 6 per cent. Interest.
No delays Or commissions. SMITH.
I 28 North Eighth.
h^5tel~for rent?on"'oct!5Tb~e'r
! 1st the hotel at Arvunla will be
I for rent. This house is furnished
I from top to bottom; also has acety
I lene gas, hot and cold water in buth
j room. Rent moderate to the right
I peiBOn. Apply to A RVONIA IM?
PROVEMENT co.. Arvonla, Va.
? 1022 RANDOLPH STREET] SIX
rooms; cheap rent to good tenant.
Apply at once. RUEHRMUND &
_BOWLES. 14 North Eighth Street.
WHY PAY RENT OR KEEP A VA
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhere, and build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we t.-lll furnish
; tint money at 5 per cent. Interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
28 North Eighth.
poaxb 323anteb.
w'a n^^AwSefin'e^' lady and
gentleman, with young daughter
eighteen, desire board, preferably
with private family, from October
1st. between Main and Broad Streets,
west of Foushee. State terms; refer?
ences exchanged. Address X. Y. Z.,
P. O. Box 674. City._
Coal ana &&00?.
LONcThAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over 13 years; It's his specialty, and
you can save by ordering oak, pine,
hickory or slab at summer prices
until September 15th. Phone 1069
1070. ?_
KINDLING WOOD, EXCELLENT FOB
light cooking, $1.60 half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
* pons _
j?utomo?tles lor sfeaie~~
VvUTc5M0kILE IN FfRST-CLA^sPC?li
ditlon for sale or exchunge for an
electric of equal value. 112 Deep
Hun Street. Phone Madison 6015.
WANTED, TO SELL "MODEL 10"
four, passenger Bulck automobile In
i perfect condition. Develops full 22
horsepower. Fully equipped with top,
windshield, generator, two gas lamps,
three oil lamps. Self starter. Original
price, $1,400. Price to convert into
cash at unco, $700. B 521. care Tlmes
I Dispatch._
' SEVERAL USED FORD CARS, 3 AND
5 passenger, which we have taken
in exchange for latest models. Theso
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and will paint if desired. Will
instruct thoroughly regarding oper
i ation. or will send Instructor home
with out-of-town purchasers. FORD
; AUTO CO., 1629 West Broad.
WILL SELL EITHER ONE OF MyT
passenger touring cars or trade for
' an electric of equal value. 112 Deep
Run Street. Maolfon 6015._
tX?lantcO.
j WHY PAY' RENT'^Or'kEEP A VAr
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhere, and build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we will furnish
the money at 5 per cent. Interest.
No .delays or commissions. SMITH,
2S North Eighth.
,' WANTED, PRIVATE LECTURES IN
business law by young accountant;
practicing attorney preferred. Ad
j dress, stating terms for two evenings
a week, B 491, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED S?RREY OR TWO-SEATED
buggy, second-h.ind, in good order
and cheup. E 662, care Times-Dis?
patch.
PHYSICIAN WANTS OFFICES ON
Grace, near First Street. E Sn?, care
Times-Dispatch.
GLCUN D-H A N D MACHINERY OH
of every description bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1623 a
Carr St l'hon? ladlsoo 3621._
WANTED. TO BtT* btj.rv v.A^i-l. ?tulibtv
hold goods In any qucitil) Phon?
Msdtsos iill.
_^li?iC?llanEous.
RELIABLE HA^REPAIRING? .,
; SILK. SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned, blocked and rctrlmmed.
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth and Mar
! shall.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 2419.
when you want hlgb-ciuss cleaning,
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Stroit
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COpCHBS AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYIJNOR & HUND?
LEY. 71! East Broad. Madison 330 1.
SHOE REPAIRING
76c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOE?i. 60c
ladies,; every pair sewed: best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 2?c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main PbOUe
, Monroe <C67.
" TENTS AND AWNINGS.
I KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN a TENT. Wii
make them any size. Prices reason
; ublc. H. E. COPELAND CO, INC..
Awnings. Tents and Fl?.gs. I h >ne
Madison 2576._
STAINING AND WAXING FLOORS.
OLD STAINS REMOVED, RBSTAINED
any color: windows washed. WIL?
LIAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3120._
watch k1sta1kinu.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRF.D' OB
cleaned by WM. TOB1EN, JR., Is a
guarantee that It Is dono properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
$1; main spring?. $1. 4u8 E??" "road
Street. *.ll work guaranteed.
BAKERY.
CREAM PUFFS. 25c. DOZEN; RAISIN
cake l?c. pound; 3-pound jelly rull,
25c six loaves bread for 25c.
DRINKARD'S, 423 1-2 North Sixth,_
rTslT?ble tran?fer
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S,
302 North Ninth Stroot, hauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks issued at the
house for -.your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. Wo make a specialty
of moving furniture and pianos.
Phono Madison 1445; residents phone
Monroe 2460._
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREBT?,
OPEN 9 A.-Mr-TO i I\ M.
The Valentine Auction Ca
. auctionelas
GIB E-A?lr BROAD SX
OORD WOOD, GASOLENE ENGINE,
WOOD 8AW AND TA?L.B. HORBS,
WAGON,' HARNESS, SHOWCASES.
COUNTERS, SCALES, ICE BOXES.
SODA FOUNTAIN, SMALL STOCK
OF TOBACCO. CANDY. ETC., AT
AUOTION.
On account of owners making a I
change in business, we will sell on
THIS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.
beginning at 3 o'clock P. M..
at No. 101 North Twenty-seventh
Street (corner Marshall and Twenty
seventh Streets), one small Soda Foun- !
tain, two Counters, live Showcases,
long Marble Slab. Ice Boxes, Shelving.
Chairs, 8tool?, Cashier's 1 >??. ik large |
Ice Box. Fish Box, Fish Tray and
Stand, Platform Scales, Swinging
Scales, small stock Tobacco. Candy. ,
etc.; about fifteen cords Stick Wood. '
one good Oasolono Engine and Tank,
one Wood Saw and Table. Push Cart.
Conl Measures, good Work Horse, Top
Delivery Wagon. Harness. Merchant's
: Tobacco, Fish and Oyster and Wagon
License, etc.
Sale positive 3 o'clock P. M. Tues
1 day, September 19.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
O 1 8 EAST BROAD ?X
STORAGE AUCTION SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT TOMP
KINS'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
NO. 219 WEST BROAD STREET.
We \ylll sell, for storage and other
charges,
! THIS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,
commencing at 10:30 o'clock,
; at Tompklns's Storage House, No. 219
. West Broad Street, a large quantity
i of household effects, consisting of a
handsomely carved Walnut Bed Room
; Suit, Hair Mattress, Feather Pillows,
? a number of Oak Dressers, Wnsh
' stands, Beds, Wardrobes, Chairs, Rbck
' ers. Tables. Couches. Cooking Stoves.
Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Glassware.
Rosewood Fiano, Estey Parlor Organ,
. Sideboards, Dining Tables, Barrels and
Boxes containing sundry household
effects, to bo sold unopened as stored,
and various other h'ousohold furniture,
etc.
NEW FURNITURE.
We will also sell the following new
furniture: Three Plush Parlor Suite,
one Mission Wood Den Set (four
pieces). Oak Dining Table (round),
twelve Oak Dining Chairs, several
Chase Leather Rockers, and other fur?
niture, etc.
AUTOMOBILE AND WAGON.
At 12 o'clock, we will sell one two
cylinder, four-seat Automobile, and
one Laundry Wagon,
tend'* p08l,lve- ^??"?s Invited to at
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
^S^^^^^l?te ^apix~
By Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
SMALL FRAME DWELLING, NO. 300
WEST DUVAL STREET.
In execution of a decree of the Chan?
cery Court of the city or Richmond,
entered In the suit of Charles H. Gran
I ton vs. Arthur Thompson et als., 1 will
, sell by auction, on b.1 e premises, on
I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1911,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M?
j the abovo mentioned property. The
i lot lias a frontage of 11 3-1 feet.
Property in this location rents well.
{ and it you are looking for a small ln
I vestment, here you are.
I TERMS: One-third cash, and the
; residue in three equal monthly instill
' ments, payable at three, six and nine
i months after date of sale, deferred
i payments, to be evidenced by notes,
j with interest added; or all cash, at
' the option of the purchaser. The title
! to be retained until all of the pur.
chase money is paid.
ROBERT IL TALLEY,
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com
i missioner has been duly given,
j Given under my hand this 28th day
of July, 1911.
?| Teste: CHAS. O. SA VIELE.
Cler't.
By C. L. & H. L Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY. 207
EAST CANAL, LONG OCCUPIED BY
THE LATE GEORGE GIBSON AS
HIS HOME.
At the request of owner, we will
sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20, 1311.
at 5 o'clock P. M.,
, the above very desirable property.
: The dwelling Is well built, has ten
( rooms and two hath rooms, all in good
I order. The lot fronts 60 feet and runs
I back 150 feet to a wide alley. There
I is a good shop and office on the west
| ern part of the lot. and also a good
? brick stable in the rear, There Is an
nlley on the east Eide of house, run?
ning hack from Canal Street. This
sale offers a good opportunity to any
contractor to secure n nice home, with
large shop and lot adjoining, or it will
make a good Investment, as the ?'.:op
and office will yield a good revenue,
Iand the house will make a comfortable
home or rent for a good price.
TERMS: Very reasonable.
C. L & H L. DENOON, ,
Auctioneers.
Franklin Street Home
for rent, opposite Monroe Purk. Best
location In the city. Every conveni?
ence. Possession at once. Rent rea?
sonable.
ELAM & FUNSTEN.
Meeting*.
m "'"THE"" STATED COMMUNICA
'+f\r tlon of the Richmond Kandolph
/\r\ Loge. No. 19, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons, will be held In the
Masons' Hall, Franklin, near Eigh?
teenth Street. THIS (Tuesday) EVE?
NING, September 19th, 1911, at 8
o'clock Work in the E. A. and M. M.
degrees. All Master Masons In good
standing are fraturnally |nvlte<j to at?
tend.
By order of the Master.
W. A. CDARKE, JR.,
Secretury.
?jtOlSSUilltlOli J70ltt.tr..
THIS ^DAY~~THE PARTNERSHIP
HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
tween PHILLIPS & ALLMAN la dis?
solved tny mutual consont. All tho
outstanding obligations will be as?
sumed by Phillips, and debts due said
Ann will be collected by the sitlil
Phillips. PHILLIPS & ALLMAN.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STRBBV3.
Opon dally from 10 A. M. to I P. M,
i^AdmUaton, 2to. Free od Saturday*
FEW MORE HOURS UNTIL
PONY CONTEST CLOSES
To-Morrow at Noon a Six Weeks, Battle of Bal?
lots Ends, and Seventeen Priz. Winners
Will Be Determined?Excitement
1 unning High'
Another avalanche of votes came In
yesterday, and some more btu changes
In the list of standings are shown In
tho list published elsewhere in to?
day's pupor. Close to a million votes
were cast yesterday alone, and that,
with about the sume number which
wore cast Saturday, makes the com?
petition a lively one during the last
days.
Master William Glesendoffer is still
leading the city districts, an-.! Master j
Edward Hlchardson, of Furmvillo. the
country district. Uoth of these con- '
tostants have strengthened their lend I
, a few thousand votes since the stund- j
lngs were published on Sunday, but
lit has not in the lea3t discouraged thi j
1 other contestants, who are now work- :
ing harder than ever. Heavy bunches '
of votes were deposited yesterday by !
Miss Vernclle Singrey, of District I;
Maater R. Cecil Garlick. and the'
I Misses Gertrude McKlnney ami Helen ;
;\uughan. of the Second District. All of !
these contestants havo made big gains.!
j und as the end draws near the race la
I getting closer and closer.
I It Is only a few hours now until
i the end of tho race. To-dny and un
i til noon to-morrow und the contest
I closes. For a little over six weeka
the battle of the ballots has been
. waged in every corner of Richmond
i and suburbs, und in every part of tho i
! State of Virginia. From the tlrst day
: interest has been manifest on every
I side, and day by day ns the end h'is
drawn near It has Increased hourly. ,
I Th'.-re Is hardly a roader of The
Times-Diapatch that has not some fav?
orite In the race, who they nro anxious
to see win out. and to whom they are
lending their support by giving their
subscriptions and by Inducing friends
und acquaintances to give theirs. It
j Is safe to say that there have not been
many people In all the State of Vir?
ginia who tvive been overlooked by
the contestants In the scramble for
subscriptions.
Many huve wondered how the chll- j
dren could secure such a big stand- j
MANY PORTRAITS
IN COURTROOM
Secured Through Efforts of
Judge Wright?Progress in
Railroad Survey.
(Special to Trie Tlmea-Dlspatch. 1
Lancaster, Va., September B.?Tli? Sep?
tember term of Lancaster Circuit Court
opened to-day with Jii?kc Wright presiding.
Tliu court-room la now one at tho inus'i
beautiful In Virginia. They are thirty
) seven portraits on the walls, nearly all ol
I them being of tho worthies uf Lancaslei
; county fiom the dais of King Robert Car?
ter to the present time, Thero nro also
two busts, one ot Marshall, the other o>
JetTerson. nnd two mural tablets, one com
: tnemoratlng the Blind Preacher Waddlll,
' the othei tome at the early clerks of ihr
j county. Among the portraits is a beautiful
loll painting ot Mary nail, mother of Georg?
, Washington, wh? was born ut Epping For
i eat, about seven miles west ot Lancaster
: Courthouse. All these portraits have been
obtulned through the efforts ot Judge
Wright. .
( E. Bruce Squtres has Informed Judge
Wright that hu Is going to present to Lan
[ caster county a replica bust uf lluudou'r
j Washington. Bushrod Wllkins, of West
! moreiand. has agreed to give a bush u!
I Chief Juctlca John Marshall to adorn the
i court-room of his nutlve county, and Uush
j rod Potneroy Is going to prosent a bust ot
I General Hoben E. Lee. Mr. Steelmun, ol
I Alexandria, soon will present a handsome
tablet In commemoration of Patrick Henry
and George Mason to tho people of North?
umberland county. Judge Wright is prov?
ing himself tint only a wise' expounder of
l the law, but n preserver of the local hla
j lory and traditions uf the counties in hli
'judicial circuit.
The R?v. Adontram Judion Rcamy and
his son, the ltev. A. J. Roamy, Jr., have
accepted u call to the Joint. pastorate ol
Falrport, Fairfleld. Smlthfleld and Coas
Baptist churches. In Northumberland coun?
ty. The younger Mr. Beamy will QU Uli
first nppolntment on the 1st of October, and
his father will join hi in one month later.
The work of surveying tho proposed Rich
mond and Northern Nack Railway la going
; rapidly ahead, the preliminary survey from
i Doswell t0 Sandy Point. the decpwatei
' terminus on the Chesapesko Bay, having
, been completed. During the past week
jJohn Skelton Williams, Chief Engineer Nor
i man Jones, of the Virginia Electric Powet
I Company, and General ..Manager 3emlss,
of the Georgia and Florida Railway Com?
pany, made a tour of Inspection over the
rnuio of the proposed line, with Channlng
I M. Ward, the promoter of the enterprise,
j nnd expressed themselves as pleased with
' the country through which the railroad Is
l to run, and ns confident of its near eom
: pletion and Its assured success. When the
: road Is completed the Northern Neck will
Ur really a part of Virginia.
Nominations by Republican*.
[Special to Tho Timcs-Dispati h. ]
' Ablngdon. Va., September IS.?A. T. Lln
, coin, of Marion, wan nominated here Sat
I urrtny in the Republican convention a State
Senator from this district. Judge McHroom
and Kcstnor were named as delegates to
represent Washington county and the city
' o.' Bristol in the Legislature.
i CONTRACT !S AWARDED
BY STREET COMMITTEE
I Itoadwuy lu Kroderlcksbur? to tie
Macadamized ?- Interesting
Greek t'erciimuy.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
j Frede rlckuburg. Va.. September IS.?The
j street committee of the City Council has
i awarded the contract for macadamizing
I tho roadway on the west side of Washing
i ton Avenue and the circles nt Mercer Mon
' ument. The contract pike Is $1,500.
! The Daughters of the Confederacy of th,s
I rltv have conferred cresses of honor on B.
'' F. Price. A. A. Cannsdy, A. D. Jett ?na L
1 A. Weaver. Confederate veterans, and W.
Key Howard, son of u veteran. The chap
I ter elected Miss Etta Barney nnd Mrs. <1
R. Swift as delegates to the annual con?
vention of t e United Daughtos of the Con?
federacy, ? Ich convenes In Itoanoke.'
The Wrlg] l.atatic Camp of Confederat?
Veterans, of jsex county, has elected John
M. LSWlS, Dr. Warner Lewis, It. H. Whlt
I lock, William Campbell. J. W. Phillips ami
MusCOe Garnet:. Jr.. delegates to the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans, vhlch con?
venes nt Newport News October 17, IS. 19
.1. T. Watson, of Spot jylvunla county,
ltliU-,1 Saturday a rattlesnake near Chan
cellorsrllle, ton miles from this city, which
' had twelve rattles and n button, in-'ienting
'. that the snake was fifteen and one-half
I years old. and was four feet lung.
I New Oakland Methodist Church, In Rich?
mond county, will be dedicated the fourth
! Sunday In Bcptemtoer. Rev. Starke Jett Is
the pastor.
An Interesting ceremony took place here
last night at the. home of Mr. und Mrs.
. George Calamos. Mr. Calamos it a Oraek.
Mrs. ('alamos Is a daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. John A. White, ol this city. Tnoy
wer* married here several years ago by onj
o< tho local ministers.
. It was recently decided for thein t0 be
remarried with tho Greek ceremony. Ac?
cordingly a Greek priest, John Alexapulos,
of Washington, came hern Sunday and, th?
ceremony was performed, followed by a
great feast. A number of prominent Greeks
from Washington, Alexandria and Richmona
were prosent, besides many local friend* of
tha couale*
Ins. It ha? beon through subscrip?
tions, not one, but many, and not
tho result of one or two hours' work,
but a systematic canvass, day by day,
from the start right up to tho last
hour. Another thing that has count?
ed has been organisation. Tho con?
testants, who have been on the Job,
have organized their fathers nnd
mother.?, brothers and sisters and
friends Into an army of support, all
working for subscriptions. Organi?
zation counts in a battle of any kind,
j-nd equally as much In a battle ot
i.jllots.
To-morrow Is the day of days, and
it Is then that the priza-wlnnors will
be determined. It is then that tho
six weeks' buttle closes. Promptly at
12 o'clock noon an alarm clock will
ring i.ritl proclaim the closing hour.
At that time all reserve ballots must
be in tho ballot box and the last sub?
scription turned in. Then cornea tho
tlnul count.
Any contestants, or tholr represen?
tatives, arc welcome to be present at
the closing, und if any one desires
the entire vote will be opon to their
inspection, and can' bo recanvassed by
them. As soon after the ballot box
closes as possible the oount will be
made and tho prlzo-winners deter?
mined. The final standings and tho
names of the winners will be an
' nounced In Thursday's paper.
If any contestants should bo tied
In "the tinal count, the value ot thev
[ prize under question will be divided
I among those tying. Any oonteatant
I who siop3 work at this, tho eleventh
hour of the race. Is making a great
i mistake, no matter how confident ho
j may be. No one can tell what tho last
day will bring forth, and the only.
I way is to keep right at It until tha
1 last minute, it Is no disgrace to lose,
I provided you have done the vary host
I you could, hut you would bo mightily
disgusted with yoursolf if you found
out at tho last minute that a fow
more subscriptions would have car?
ried you over among tho winners.
On every side are speculations as
to who the winners will bo, prophecies
as to how lnrge a vote will be polled,
etc. Those are all things that can
not bo told a thing about until th*
final count shows up for itself. It is
but natural that every contestant
should feel confident. Confidence la
one of the secrets of success. It is
not what some one else Is doing, but
what you are doing that counts most
Remember. the contest closes
, promptly at noon to-morrow, at 12
i o'clock. Not 11:50 or 12:10, or even
I 12:01, but exactly at 12, and when tho
. alajm clock stops ringing, every sln
i gle vote must be In. Any coming In
j after that time, either from city or.
out-of-town contestants, will not bs
counted.
Now for the finishing lapl 'Who la
I It going to bo?
AT FOUNTAINS, HOTELS, OR ELSEWHERK
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h wont hurt ijouif upu
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No one feature in the construction of
a house Is so unsatisfactory as cheap
Plumbing. The modern high-grade
Plumbing is a source of comfort, pleasure
I and health to the entire household,
McGraw-Yarbrough Co,
132 S. Eighth St., - Richmond, Va,
Out-of-town orders shipped quickly.
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. SOOTH RICHMOND.VA.
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STAIFWAYS, WAINSCOTING,
OFFICE AND BANK FIXTURES.
Right Prices_Quick Delivery
? - ? ?;?.:>'
Machinery Built
Rapid Repair Work.
Richmond Machine Works Inc.,
Successors to
MAYO IRON WORKS, INC.,
Mad. 11SC. 24u? E. Main fit
AH Summer Furniture at a re
duction of 25 per cent, from the
marked prices.
Electrica! Shoe Shine5<
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CIGAR COMPANYSSTOR*
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