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Greater Richmond'* Greater Kevrapaper
GREATEST WANT AND KRAL ES- ',
T?TE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OK TUE REST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
lo Effect Jun* 11. DIL
Dally, one cent per word when paid
in advaacc. No Ad. tnkcu for let)* than
ten cent*.
One and one-bulf cents a word nil
claaalflcuttvna exi t-1.1 Situation Wanted
(or Sunday. Situation Wunted, oue cent
at wurtl, No Ad. Suuduy taken for leu*
thnri tlftecn cent*.
No. Ada. taken for leas dum m. nij
flve centa ubcu phoned In or charged
? t the counter.
Rhone ordern not guaranteed.
CluaMlllcutlon not euuruutced after
Ol.'!? I'. M.
I or Im Kin en-, coatructa, aend for tlie
Wuui Ad. Jlttui Dhuue Minima 1.
luohi aim jtvuiui.
Xo^K A d?L'D^lCI.'ilN WATCH ON*
Park Street, Purk Avonue, Allen
Avunuc or Broad, between Allen and
Lomlburdy, with K. C. charm at?
tached. Case No. 81392; works No.
2677800. Reward It returned HO!*
West Broad.
XrOST, NOAH COLONIAL. THEATRE,
ulbout 6-17 In notes. Reward It re?
turned to RODERT MucDUNALD.
Colonial Theatre.
lI?ST. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
between Seventh and UrouU und thu
6 and 10 Cent Store, ur on the street
car, a cluster w,nh dl.imond centre,
66 pearls. Reward it returned all
North Twenty-sixth street.
lost, GOLD LINK BRACELET.' WITH
six diamonds and dark biue set. Llb
eiul reward 11 returned to 606 East
Grace Street. _
J?jST, WEDNE8 DA V. 8EPTEMB E11
?Oth, small hunch keys on chain.
Finder please return to BARTON 11 ?
GRUND Y. fc.J Mutual Building.
|10 REWARD FOl:HNDING AND RE
turnlng to R, R- Y. M. C. A. luulea'
<louble-case gold watch, with A. E.
1'. Initials._
Jt/cip ?^^.tuiii.Lu. juuit.
^jiT^klii^Gvscr m iTN^^fo" LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH?
MOND AUTO dCHOoL, !>lo W. Bruad
Street_
(H|iy WANTED, 8 NORTH TWELFTH
Street-_
iFRlGHT, WILLING BOY WANTED TO
learn printing business. COOK
PRINTING CO., 27 South Thirteenth
Street_
HAVING DECIDED TO MAKE Dis?
eases ot children a specialty, I
want a competent man to tske my
practice here. Z L WEAVER. m. D.,
Mltldletown, Va._
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WHO THOR
oughly understands stenography and
Is rapid typewriter. Good position,
wholesale house. A 478. care, Times
Dlspatoh.
W A N T E D. ""EXPERIENCED "SODA
clerk at once. TARRANT DRUG
CO., 1 West Broad._
WANTED.' FOREMAN CARPENTER
to take charge of 176,000 fireproof
residence, being built at Durham, N.
C; 10 months' work for right man.
None but experienced man in this
line win be considered. Apply n>x
24.7, Durham, N. C. Slate experience
and pay._
WANTED." YOUNG MAN* S T E N O G -
l tpher with good education und ablu
to tufcc, rapid dictation. Some
-knowledge ot bookkeeping essential.
Can be Seen at Richmond Hotel Sat?
urday. Septembei 23d. from one to
two "p. m.. by showing this adver?
tisement to clerk, or address letter
K 11. care Richmond Hotel, Rich?
mond, Va._
"w A NT ED. A SOBER" WHITE MAN. TO
work on (arm and attend to stock.
Address Box 67. Route -'. Glen Allen,
Va._
"WANTED. WHITE ROY TO LEARN
barbers' trade at once. 601 West
Uroad. _
S AT E S m A N OR COLLECTOR?a
first-class man. accustomed to mar?
keting new product.-, wants to rep
H sent house of good standing in
Richmond and district. Can furnish
own horse and buggy If necessary.
Every' reference. Address D 591,
care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED. FOR U. &. ARM*. ABLE-;
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of eighteen and thirty-live; citizens
ol United Stales: of good character
und temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write the English language.
For Information upply to Recruiting
Officer, 820 E. Broad St. Richmond, or
151 N. Sycamore St.. Pe tersburg. Va.
WANTED. MEN TO TA !?"_*? THIRTY I
,l?y?' radical course in our machine
shops, and learn automobile business
and accept good positions. CHAR- j
LOTTE AUTO SCHOOL, Charlutte. I
N. C._
WANTED. MEN. WRITE SOUTHERN
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, Oak Ridge.
N. C. No equal south; no superior
North. Thoroughly honest und re?
liable Practical courses. The auto?
mobile mastered.
Wanted, man* to learn barber
trade; best paying work within
reach of poor men; wonderful de?
mand for barbers; free booklet.
RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGES,
Richmond. Va._
WANTED. TEN* pa PERHANG eh.-? AT
once. Apply at BOOTH BROS.. 218
North Third Street.
Waited, first-class cleaner
and presser on men's and women's
garments; must be strictly sober
and a hustler: give references In llrst
letter; 'would prefer man who un?
derstands making slight alterations.
Address E. & W. TAILORING CO.,
White Sulphur. W. Va._
WANTED, R"EG IRTERED ASSISTANT
druggist; man of good habits. Ad?
dress K 170. care Tlines-Dlspatch.
-feuitaitons ?e?aiitf?. ?sair
TPTRS-F^LASS CLERK, FIVE years'
experience, well educated and cap?
able of handling set of books, desires
a position offering better (future
than my present position. a ?70, |
care Times-Dispatch.
REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMA
cist open for relief work while at?
tending college. Can give good
hours. Capability confirmed. D 5S6,
care Times-Dispatch.
"WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN (23) ' >!?"
good character and habits, position
with reliable concern, with chances
for promotion. Well educated; 'best
references. K 176, care Tlmes-Dis-j
patch._
YOUNG MAN WITH CLERICAL* I
executive and mechanical ubllity and]
experience wishes to connect wJth a
concern In a position which may
have a good present and a better
future for tho right person. Address
a 523, oare Times-Dispatch. j
x-?flNir"~*vLaN"l>^
pharmaceutical apprentice; salary no
consideration. Address D 601, care
Times-Dispatch,_
&.tii8tion? tWanre?. iFemale
*w ANTEb7~P?e fT i on ~ "a S~ '' VisItIn g
governess for small children by
graduate of Miss Morris's School.
Communicate with MISS PHYLLIS
i* jones, 111 North Morris Street.
Phone Madison 185c-j.
A LADY OF EXP?RIENCE DESIRES
a position as companion or to leach
English, Latin and n.uslc to small
children. MISS B., care Postmaster,
Sharps, Va.
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
typewriter, cashier or timekeeper.
Phono Madison S8S-L._
lMlp,'iHaU ?nfr J'Tmale.
V anted, young* man' or"' lady
.who can operate multlgraph ma?
chine and do some stenographic
work. Address d. C. McCann, 703
Mutual Building, City.
WA^'jT&Dr T\Vb EXPERIENCED
salesladies. Apply to CHAS. HA ASK
& SONS. 119 West Broad Struct.
wante"d7"a cook" WITH refer
onces. Apply 204 East Franklin
Streot. _
w? NT~ED~ r K lT? HLE r;i rl for
general housework. Must come well
recommended. Apply to 113 West
Broad Street.
WANT El K EXPERIENCED- WOMAN
to cook and wash for small family.
Apply Thursday, ufter 9 A. M.. 102
East Grace Street.
BE A TkTinITd~N?RSE; STUDY~~?T
home); earn IfH weekly; thousands'
wanted; free Information. ROCHES-:
TER NURSES' INSTITUTE. 1280
Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED. GlTffS to"MAKb'pAper
Boxes. Apply pohmq BROS.
Twenty-fifth und Franklin Streut?.
Situation*, ?coteg?ioiial.
"fi'AN'TEf), POSITION""AS" TEACHER
In private family; experienced, with
good references. Address MISS
_ANNIE HOFFMAN, Rorhelle, Va.
LADY PREFERS; TEACHING IN
preparatory department of male or
female college, but will take public
or private school. Box 103, Tappa
hannock, Va._
! WANTED. POSITION IN PUBLIC OR
private school?English. Latin, math?
ematics, physics, chemistry, special?
ties. English und history. Address
MISS DASHIELL, Arlington Heights,
Joasup, NM
WANTED. BY SUCCESSFUL TEACH~
er. position In family. English, math
matlcs, Latin, French, music. MISS
V. WINOFIELD, Warren, Albemarle
county, Va. ?
*wlicirora aria ssaltamf-n.
WANTED'. 'SALESMAN.' ' EARN '$250!
Per month. Sell dealers highly ad?
vertised article. No samples to carry.
ELATE CO., 108 Kost 125th Street,
New York City.
W ANTED. s6l.ICITOitS.~ETfHER SEXi
for fast selling article; good com?
mission. Apply 10 to 12 A. M.
SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO. 30 North
Eighth Street._
flricnt? Jf&mWi.
AGENTS 'WANTE6 IN BATH.'aLLE
ghany. Highland. Augusta and Rock
bridge counties to handle a good
proposition. Address OXYPATH?1!
CO., 355 Covlngton, Va.
THE"T'uuluc to" know
that jahnk'E bros, Jewelers, tsl2
East Mein Street, buy, sell, exchunge
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS in THE
LATEST STYLES Old Kold and bll
vcr always taken tp ?vciiaans-_
lUusuuas, ?0pportumtua.
j WANTpTd.TO INTEREST SOME ONE
In my patent. In order to get it
j Ilnan-'od for foreign patents. For
i particulars, address A. C. R., care
Model Barker Shop, 911 East Main
Street.
; WANTED. ? GOOD, RELIABLE
butcher or meat cutter with 200 dol?
lars capital to Invest In an up-to
date grocery store. Guaranteed In?
come 2o dollars week or more. 3t
5:;5, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED] DRUGGIST PARTNER,
witn fifteen hundred dollars. DR.
N ELSON, Stojtts. N. c.
THE i JON S BR VAT IVE INVESTOR,
Keeking n true Investment, woul<] do
well to call by and witness demon?
stration of the electric device on ex?
hibit at No. 2s North Seventh Street,
oity. This Is a 7 per cent, guaran?
teed security. wHh the highest In?
dorsements, with every potential of
paying large at?U continuous divi?
dends. Agents wanted. H. F.
SMITH'.- ELECTRIC LOCK STRIKE
(INC ), No. 2S North Seventh Street.
Phone Monroe 733.
WILL, ?5ELL CHEAP. AND DELIVER
on first floor of building' free, on<
large slightly used tire-proof aafe.
Address J. B. F. Box 123. city.
DON'T PAY m^NTT"FAY, US. WE
will buy you a lot and build on It.
or buy you a home ready built. You
only pay $7.50 monthly on each
$1.000. plus 5 per cent, simple loter
est, This pays for your home In
10 1-2 years. Can pay sooner If you
wish, thereby stopping further In?
terest Write or call on G. S. RICH?
ARDSON. 408 American Bank Build?
ing. Richmond. Va. Open until 9 P
M. Saturdays.
IF YOU ARE-A SALESMAN, HAVE A
few thousand dollars to Invest with
services on sood salary, address
MANUFACTURER, P. O. Box 123.
City._ _
A SUCCESSFUL MERCANTILE Busi?
ness In a good Virginia town. Capital
required $15.000, Address K 177,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WILL SELL HALF INTEREST IN Es?
tablished real estate and insurance
business to good '.Mislness man hav?
ing ability to take care of otflce
work. Will give contract to buy In?
terest back at end of year if pur?
chaser not satisfied, and give pur?
chase price, with Interest. Good op?
portunity for man with capital look?
ing for opening. Man must be ablo
to show pood references as to char?
acter and ability. Can be seen at
Richmond Hotel Saturday, Septem?
ber 23d, from nine to ten A. M.. by '
showing this advertisement to cleik,
or address letter K 14, care Rich?
mond Hotel, Richmond, Va._
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 buUd yourself on
your own lot. and we will furnish
the money at 5 per cent. Interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
28 North Eighth._
?r?ii?-vr-"f>pi nnn tlttf- S?tork
cmc UIt/ifS F"oir'" p??ltRY.?pre
vents disease, cures roup. cholera
and diarrhea. For sale by Chas. s.!
Stacy Co..- Powers-Taylor Drug Co..
W. J. Todd & Sons, Scott's Drug
Store. l. M. Ellis, Broad Street Feed
Co.. Waller Taylor & Son. J. M. Han
I cock, .1. M. Anderson. n. r. Savage
.fc Co., Kahl & Trevllllan, Fred H.
Garber, s. G. Fairbanks & Co., PL p.
1 Taylor. Jr., Diggs & Beadles._
! PRO li FTC FEMALES, POTENTIAL
males; pure breds und crosses; adults,
shoats and pigs. ARCADIA. Her?
mitage Road. _
ti lOR??G11 RR ei > LLe W EELYn SJ1T
ter pups: females, five, males, ten
dollars, if taken six weeks old. Fe?
males, tan, males, twenty' dollars,
eight months old. Purobredfc Rose
Comb R. 1. Red cockerels one dollar.
a. B. RURRUS. Frirdwlck. Va.
for Sale." lot pointer pups, 2
months' old. bred from thoroughbred.]
high-class hunting dogs. Males, $10;]
females. $5; delivered anywhere In I
Richmond. Address t. J. JONES. 1
Norllna. n. c. ;
CTC u L u M FOR POULTRY.-?PRE -
vents disease, cures roup, cholera
and diarrhea. Very best tonic. You
have chickens. You want Oculum,
CHAS. S. STACY co.. Agents._
~ Coal anli il&loob.
I KINDLING WOOD. 'EXCELLENT FOR
' light cooking. $1.50 ht-lf-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. OOTTRELL
I ft SONS. _
I LONG HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over 13 years; lfs his specialty, and
you can save by ordering oak, pine,
hickory or slab at summer prices
until September 15th. Phono 1069
rl070.
jj ^atTtoliroljlle?loT feale
-SEVI5rXl USED F'c^b~CA~fis7~3~'AND
5 passenger, which we huva taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and will point If desired. Will
Instruct thoroughly regarding oper
atlonr or will send Instructor home
with out-of-town purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO., 1629 West Broad.
DAILY PUZZLES
What kind of ring?
?aNSWUH T*' YKSTK'inA.'r'S itki.b.
Herring;.
Jfor eS>aU.
^^(L^X^il^VROK^STKEL AND
pipe of ovary description cut to order.
CLAKb'NCE COSBY. 1523 Kast Uary
_Street. Richmond. Va._
KOR BADE. VIRGINIA GRAY WINTER
oats of our own growing. LEWIS
GINTER LAND AND IMPROVE
M K.N'T CO.. Richmond. Va._
SAWMILL OUTFIT C OMPLETE;
first-class condition. I. BLU FORD
& CO.. 153S East Cary; _
STEAM HEATING PLANT, C?NSIBT
Ing of boiler and eleven radiators;
practically new. I. BLUFORD & CO.,
153S-1": East Cary Street.
BRIDGE ENGINEERING COURSE
with International Correspondence
Schools for sale; a bargain. TECH.
SES. CO.. 615 American National Bank
Building._
WILlT*SELL CHEAP, AND DELIVER
on first floor of building free, one
large, slightly used Arc-proof safe.
Address J. B. F.. Box 12S. City.
ONE RUBBER-TIRED, FLTLL~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. I
OVERSTOCKED IN SURREYS. AND
will sell at reduced prices for next
thirty days. See us for surreys. Wo
have them from ?85 up. BRISTOW
WOF.SHAM CO.. 1U5 1- at Main.
FOR SALe7~X lTrGE STOCK OF
business wagons, both top and open,
for every one. All we ask Is a
call. Lowest prices. A. MEYER'S &
SON._
HEAVY FOUR-SIDED PLANER (BER
lack), slave saw and jointer; double
surfaces; lath mills, wood-turning,
laths, boilers, engines. shafting,
hangers, rr.eltlnr and pulleys. Condi-1
lion guaranteed. I. BLU FORD _ CO.,
153?-42 East Oiry Ctreet
FOR SALE. TOP BUGGY, 640; R?JT
about. $35; one surrey, $75: one
farm wagon, $25: three second-hand1
coal carts. THOS. H. DUKE & CO., I
S04 Brook Avenue.
WILL SELL THE ^tTrNITURE OF 12 '
rooms, fully furnished, bought new'
two and a half years ago, for tlvc hun- ;
dred dollars cash. This Is a room
Ing house full of good paying room- ,
ers. Address K 140. care Tlmes
Dispatch.
FOR SALE, BILLIARD TABLE; Ex?
cellent condition: best French make.
Cheap. Phone 2C41- ?_
LADIES. IF YOU ARE SO FORTU-!
NATE AS TO BE ACQUAINTED
WITH A'fT OF OUR PATRONS, YOU
HAVE A LR ED Y HEARD ABOUT
(>l'R SUITS. AS THEY ARE MADE
OF THE BEST WOOLENS AND CON?
STRUCTED BY EXPERTS. THEY
CANNOT FAIL TO WIN THE AD
MI RATIO. OF ALL LADI Ei}. CLOSE
ATTENTION PAID TO INDIVIDUAL:
STYLES. AND ALL THIS AT VERY ]
REASONABLE PRICES. WINTERS,
& DOLEZAL, 209 1-2 NORTH SIXTH.
ABOVE "WOMAN'S SHOP."
H. LEWIS, LADIES' TAILOR, 303 W.
Grace Street, formerly of 202 North
First Street. Phone Monroe 2565.
notice ?l, goldberg. late with
kaufmann co. i beg to an*
noun that i have opened my
ladies' tailoring establish?
ment at 202 north first;
street, between broad and
grace streets, with a full
line of imported and domes?
tic goods and latest styles.
will also offer to all the
ladies of richmond and vi?
cinity a reduction?$45 and
$50 suits for $35 for the next
two weeks. inspection in?
vited. phone monroe 3431.
WANTED. DRESSMAKING; JUST
opened; designing or cutting by pat?
tern. 3Tft43. ELIZABETH WALLACE.
517 North Sixth Street._
HUMAN HAI" BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHF.S'S. 20i) *^orth ^hlrd
^Boaromg.
?RS gHXfiLBS 'It!'' BOWER'S? 115
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty.
SMALL BOARDING HOUSE; LARGE
double rooms. 1003 West Grace
Street. _
FRONT AND BACK CONNECTING
rooms; hot water heated; good
board; four gentlemen proferred. 410
West Grace._
WANTeIdT"COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN
or married couplo for bright rooms,
with board; home comforts; table
board. 1C0, corner Adams and Main.
WANTED. BOARDE~r1T"fOR FURNISH
nlshed rooms; also talble boarders;
excellent fare. 209 East Grace._
WANTED, BOARDERS AT 315 EAST
Franklin: also table boarders. MISS
PALMORE._
BRIGHT, AIRY FRONT ROOMS, WITH
hoard. MRS. ANDERSON. 15 South
_Fifth._
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice -va
tor. bath nc(j Dhone free. 1002 Eus'
Clav._
BOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS:
excellent mculs; vapor heat 10.1,
East Grace._
3Rooms for Bent.
W'EL-^U'R'N'i^E- R??MS~~'^OR
gentlemen or married couple; bath
and telephone. At 118 East Frapk
lln._
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen: electric lights, bath.!
122 South_Fifth.
TH RE b UNFUrS'?JSHED ROOMS,
third floor, Floyd Avenue, near Har?
rison. D 590, care Times-Dispatch.
NICELY FURNi?l 1ED-ROOM. 614 1-2
North Sixth Streets _
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COM FORT
ably furnished rooms, adjoining bath.
Apply 916 Turpln Stroet.
FOR r RENTi FURNISHED ROOM! MOD
ern convenlr.ncos. THE HANOVER.
Madison 6318-J._ _
THE ROANOKE, 110 NORTH EIGHTH
Street, handsomely and newly fur?
nished rooms throughout; single, en
I suite; transients, permanent.
iReal estate tor dale,
V?^iC^A?iT'o'ti EfeASiC colonlXli
house, brick; all modern Improve*|
ments; 22 rooms; situate^ on suit
wuUr; bathing, bunting und ttahlng.
Adjacent to old Point and largo
hotels; handsome grounds; line alte
lor sanatorium or bourdlng house.
Can be bought on easy terms. Ad?
dress Apt. 2j, 314 15. Capitol Street,
Washington, D. c.
TRUCK FARM FOR ;~~n:---Tj~5^ACRE
farm, with good seven-room dwell?
ing; three miles from Petersburg,
for salw; t?rm? easy; owner moved
to Blaikstonc; good for dairying,
trucking and chicken raising. Ad?
dress T. J. HOLDEN, lil.ickatone.
_ Va._
"$'-'..">'>.?" WILl"bUY A 1512 A I.' 1" 1FU"l S
room brick residence in the 2"'">
block on East Grace .Street. Rich?
mond, Va. Lot 25x130. This l.s a
bargain. Change in business reason
for selling. Address li .",2?, euro
Times-Dispatch.
EXCHANGE GOOD RENTING W EST -
orn city property for Southern farm.
Address Box 301, Bouthport, N. C.
OLD*" HOMESTEAD IN VI UCi 1NIA ;
large house; 5-7 acres; beautifully
situated one mile from Southern
Railway, healthy location; good out?
buildings; schools, churches, free,
delivery. Will exchange for resi?
dence free and clear. Address K 173.
cure Times-Dsspatch.
FOR SALE, T WO" MA fN STR E11T
stores; leased for $1.200 !,et year.
Apply at 015 Brooke Avenue.
FOR SALE, DIRECT FROM OWNER,
corner store and residence. South
Harrison Street, at a bargain. B
529. care Times-Dispatch.
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 will furnish
the money at 5 per rout, interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH.
2S North Eighth._
JLieal estate Wuixtto.
WA^TEfDs ""to buy west" "end
homo direct from owner; Grace or
Floyd Avenue preferred; detached.
?' or 10 rooms. Unless you have what
ad calls for -please don't answer.
State lowest tlgures. Ready cash.
Address d ,)92, care Tlmt e-Dispaich.
_Sli?ceilanwu?u_
shoe^ItE^ AIRING. "~"
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladles,: every pair sewed: best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
btr heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Puono
Monroe S667.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD 1
. pieces reuphutstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. SYDNOR (z HUND
LEY, 711 East Broad. Madison 32U4,
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP COOL: SLEEP IN A TENT. WE
make them any size, prices reason?
able. H. E. COPELAND CO. INC.,
Awnings. Tents and Flics- l-'hione
Madison 2579._
STAINING AND WAXING FLOORS.
OLD STAINS REMOVED. RESTA1NED
anv color; windows washed. WIL?
LIAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3120._
RELIABLE HAT "REPAIRING" 7.
SILK, SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned, blocked and rttrimmcd.
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth and Mar?
shall. I
RELIABLE TRANSFER.
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S, {
3H2 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
I on our wagon. We make a specialty
of moving furniture and pianos.
; Phone Madison 1415, residents phone
Monroe 2400.
i WATCH KKTAlRlNLf.
! YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOBIEN. JR., Is a
guarantee that It Is dono properly,
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs. ?1. 40? E%?? M'ukI
Street. 4.H work guaranteed.
bakTsryT
CREAM PUFFS. 25c. DOZEN: RAISIN
cake 15c. pound: 3-pound jelly roll.
25c; six loaves bread for 25c.
__________ 423 1-2 North Sixth.
_JRcal estate for -~\ent,
no. - west' clay^stueet/'nine
nice, large rooms; modern conven?
iences. Special Inducement to good
tenant. Apply ruehrmund &
BOWLES, 14_N_th 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 oh
your own lot, and we will furnish
th* money at 5 per cent. Interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
28 North Eighth.
OFICE SPACE IN ONE of THE MOS~T ;
desirable locations on ground floor.
A 4s0, care Times-Dispatch.
HOTEL FOR RENT?ON OCTOBE~R
1st the hotel at Arvonla will be |
for rent. This house is furnished
from top to bottom; also has acety?
lene gas. hot and cold water In bath
room. Rent moderate to the right
person. Apply to ARVONIA 1M
PROVEMENT CO., Arvonla. Va.
Tanten.
W~ff?~?XY* 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 will furnish
tho money at 5 per cent, interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
2S North EI gh th.
WANTED, FROM PRIVATE PARTY, 1
$2,500 on three houses for 3 or 4
years; first mortgage- A 476, care
Times-Dispatch.
SECOND-HAN D MACHINERY 5?
of every doscrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Cary St. Phons 'ladisoo 1521.
WANTED. TO BUY >or. i.ASH. ?OIISS
bold _oodo In any q.<a.itii7 rhoi.s
M?di??r tasf. ]
^^issolution^oticts.
THIS DAY ?3lB PARTNERSHIP
HERETOFORE EXISTING be
tween PHILLIPS & ALLMAN Is dis?
solved Iby mutual consent. All the
outstanding obligations will be as?
sumed by Phillips, and debts duo said
llrm will be collected oy the sai.l
Phillips. PHILLIPS & ALLMAN.
ifccaleb proposals.
"? u. s' enginfTer o'FFi'ce. 92b seV
enteenth Street, n. W., Washington, D.
C, August 23, 1911. Sealed proposals
for dredging In James River, Virginia,
will be received at this office until 12
j M.. SEPTEMBER 22, 1911, and then
, publioly opened. Information on ap
j plication at U. s. Engineer Ofllco, 28
North Ninth Street, Richmond. Va.
W. c- LAXOFITT. Ueut.-Col. Engrs.
dummer 38oarbin_
WAN fE D> ~B 6A ItD E fts""'lN^tF.lMNED
family; library, post-ofllee, churches
and station near; references necos
sary. MRS. SHACKLEFOKD. SR.,
Clsmont, Va.,
i?oorns; cManteb.
WA*StE dT 1M M E DI AT ei Y. fur5msh*
ed rooms, central location, (by threo
young men of good rcforoncos. Prl
vato hath desired. u 631. care
TImos-Dlspalch._
iilBoarb ?Ulantcb.
REFINED' LADY "DESIRES" ROOM
and board In good" location; refer?
ence required. Address B 5X0, care
Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
fluuton Aale?. 33ap.
Real Estate* Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION BALE
OF
SMALXi KRAME DWBLLDIO, NO. 303
WEST DL'VAL STREET.
In execution of a decree of the Chan?
cery Cotirt of the city of Richmond,
entered in the suit of Charles H. Gran
tun vs. Arthur Tnompson et als., 1 win
sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1311,
at 5:30 o'ciock P. M..
the shove mentioned property. The
lot has a frontage of 14 3-4 feet.
Property In this location rents wnll.
and If you are looking for a small In?
vestment, here you are.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the
residue In threo equal monthly Instal?
ments, payable at three, six and nine
months after date of sale, deferred
payments, to bo evidenced by notes,
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.
ROHKRT H. TALLEY,
Special Commissioner.
i certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com?
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 28th day
of July, 1911. .
Teste: CHAS. O. saville.
' Cler'-t
High Constable's Sale
I I will sell bv public auction, on
: THURSDAY, THE 21ST DA V OP SEP?
TEMBER. 1911. 3 O'CIjOCK P. M.,
! at my storehouse. No. 130? East Frank
i lln. the following property. I" satisfy
! distress warrants and executions in
my hands: Lot of fine Furniture, fine
i large Coffee Urn, excellent Restaurant
Steaming Table. 8-foot Nickel Show
! case Candles, Household Goods, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT. JR.;
IL C, C. R.
?Real _ statt torJReiu.
"for" rent.
1118 West
Avenue
Nicely furnished.
9 Rooms, $50 Month
Seo us quick if you want it- Pos?
session October 1.
GOLSAN _ NASH.
Tenth and Main.
Green & Redd's
Fall Rent List
Hermitage Boad, 10 rooms. .. .J500
517 Third Avenue. 10 rooms. 420
1201 North 20th St., 1 rooms. 330
1201 North 21st St.. 10 rooms. 3t'.0
107 W. Clay St., 8 rooms. 860
; 616 Third Avenue, 10 rooms. 300
11603 West Main St.. S rooms...... 300
I 1611 W. Main St., 7 rooms. 800
Railroad Ave.. Ashland, 8 rooms.. 300
I 3333 Park Avenue, 9 rooms. 800
! Delaware Ave., near Milton, 7 rm*., 300
! C20 N, 27th St., 7 room.'. 240
I 3207 W. Carv Street, X rooms. 216
2101 E. Franklin St.. 7 rooms.180
: lSlf. W. Grace St, 2d flit. 8 mil, 000
i 508 E. Franklin St., 1st flat. 6 rms? 000
(Heat free.)
401 E. Franklin St.. 3d flat, 8 rms. 510
501 W. Grace St., 1st and 2d flats,
S rooms . 420
Bellevue Apartment, No. 5. 7 rms., 360
Bellevue Apartment. No. 2, 7 rms.. 360
312 S. Third St., 2d flat. 5 rms_ 3K0
524 W. Grace St.. 3d flnt, 5 rms.. 330
in2n W. Main St.. 1st flat. 4 rm.*... 270
OOS S. Pine St., 2d flat. 7 rms.... 240
31* S. Third St., 3d flat, 3 rms_ 240
209 N. 2!?th St., 1st flat, fi rms.... 1F0
2f'9 N 2Pth St.. 2d flat. 6 rms.... 150
2014 Grove.'3d flat. 3 rms. & bath. 240
30 NORTH NINTH STREET.
?Real Cgtatctoc i-sale.
FOR SALE?
Brand-New
Dwellings On
Stuart Avenue
Nine rooms, hot water heated, and
all modern Improvements Price re?
duced to make quick sale.
GREEN & REDD.
Phone Monroe 2100.
. Masonic notice.?a special
YY communication of Joppa Lodge,
/V\ No. 40, A., F. _ A. M., will be
held at tho :*ason!c Temple thurs?
day. 21st instant, at G:30 o'clock p. m.
Members of sister* lodges and transient
brethren are fraternally Invited to ba
present.
By order of tho Worshipful Master.
george c. JEFFERSON.
_Secretary.
m NO. 10.?A SPECIAL c?m
Vy municatlon of Richmond Lodge,
/V\ No. 10, Ancient, Freo ana Ac?
cepted Masons, will be hold in tho
Masonlo Temple this (Thursday) AF?
TERNOON. September 21st, at 3:30
o'clock, for the purpose of laying tho
cornerstone of Westminster Presby?
terian Church and later work.
Members of tho lodge nre urged to
be present. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fraternally
Invited to unite with us.
By order of the Worshlpfu Master:
k. L. vand ERVENTER,
_^Secretary.
? L E wTs GIN TER LODGE, NO.
XX 31A- F- & A- M- Qlnter Park,
'"?"*' September, 1911.?Dear Sir and
Brother: You are earnestly requested
to nttend tho stated communication
of your lodgo, to be held In Assembly
Hall, THURSDAY, September 21st, at
7:80 P. M. All Master .Masons fra?
ternally Invited. Please toe prompt.
By order of the Worshipful Mastor.
GBO. B. STEEL, Secretary.
_ 400 Eist Main Street, City.
~ MASONIC NOTICE.?THE MEM
VSf bers of Metropol'tan Lodge,
/V\ No. ii. a., F. & a. m., will please
assemble at the Masonic Temple
THURSDAY MORNING. September
21st, 1011, at 10:30 o'clock, to unite
with the Grand Lodge of Virginia In
paying the last sad rite to the late
Most Worshipful Beverlcy R. Wel
ford. Jr.. Past Grand Master of
Mesons In Virginia, and Postma3or
of Metropolitan Lodge, No. 11, A.. f.
& A. M.
Bv order of L. T. Hudspth, Wor?
shipful Master.
W. n. WAT KINS, Secretary.
Summer Be?orts..
URAL BRIDGE H?TEU
TOR REST AMI! RECREATION.
Virginia's leading all-tho-yoar Moun?
tain Resort. Fine hotel Write for
booklet and rates. Address
XV, (i. HAMILTON. Mnnneer.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 6 P. at
AdrrjlHalon. 2E>a _ra? on .-:?i.ir.ww
Condition of Former Governor
of Virginia Regarded
as Serious.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
rioanoke. Va., Septombcr 20.?.1. Ilojo
Tyler, of Rad ford, former Governor of j
Virginia, wag operated upon hore to?
day at the Jefferson Hospital. He
stood tho operation wonderfully well,
In spite of his age. sixty-six years,
which Is calculated to go against him.
Governor Tyler was accompanied here
I by several members of his family. His
j condition Is serious, and the physicians
j sny It Is too early to say whether he
i will survive the effects of the opera
I tlon
The Democratic convention which
nominated Tyler for Governor met In
this city fourteen years ago.
FRESHMEN GIVEN
ANNUAL RECEPTION
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
Ashland, Va., September 20.?The an?
nual freshman reception given by th
Young Men's Christian Association,
was held in the chapel of Randolph -
Macon College Monday night, with a
large crowd in attendance. Rev. S. j
C. Hatcher opened tho exorcises with
a short prayor. and was followed by
sovcral speakers who presented the]
different phases of college activities, j
land urged tho freshmen to take an
active part In nil departments. The]
first speaker, E. A. Burpess, was Intro-'
dttced by C. O. Blanton. president of!
the Y. M. C. A. He spoke In the In- ]
terosts of tho Rnndolph-Macon Month-[
ly. J. R. Worsham, the business man-|
agor of the Yellow Jacket, explained I
to the now men tho way the annual |s|
published, and wherein they could help!
the staff rnako a success of the hook '
The two literary societies were rep?
resented by their presidents, E. p.
Nicholson, for the Franklin Literary
Society, and a. J. Chapman, for th-?
Washington Literary Society. Charlo3
Loe and C. T. Sheffey rendered a vio?
lin anr mandolin duet. Dr. L F. Day.
faculty membor of the athletic board,
had the mntfer of general athletics as
his subject. The captains of the var?
ious teams each made a short address.
J. a. Chapman, captain of the football
team, urged tho freshmen to come out
on the gridiron ami help build another
championship football team. In the
absence of Captain Wroo, of the bnse
| ball team. Manager Worsham spoko.
I The basketball captain. W. E. Jordan,
j made a short talk on basketball. Dr. I
F. Lewis spoko In behalf of the tennis
club, and said arrangements were be?
ing made to hold one or two tourna?
ments next spring. Coach Warren was
loudly applauded when he was called
on for a speech. He seconded Captain
Chapman In urging every man to come
out and try for the team. The last
speaker was Dr. Hatcher, who had the
T. M. C. A. as his subject.
ATTENDANCE WILL
BREAK RECORD
[Special to The Tlmos-Dispntch.l
Lexington, Va., September 20.?On I
Soptembor 14, the lG2nd session began|
at Washington and Leo University,
when the doors were thrown open to
receive the largest freshman class In
the history of the Institution. Students
continue to come In on every train,
and tho authorities predict that the]
enrolment this session will reach ap-|
proxlmately "00. The number of ma?
triculates exceeds tho number at this
time last year, when all Indications
point to the most successful year In
the history of the school.
Tho law school Is especially crowd?
ed, the yound disciples of Blackstone
flocking In from tho four corners of
the earth to receive tho teaching as It
Is given ot this noted Institution.
Numerous Improvements have boon I
made since the close of college last|
June.
The university has purchased "Cns-|
tie Hill," and after making several |
Improvements, opened It up as a dorm?
itory for the students.
One of t'ho greatest Innovations nt
the university Is the new mess hall,
which opened the first day of this ses?
sion. The new mess hall Is the most
nttractlvo building on the campus, and
promises to be a success In every par?
ticular.
OIPT? TO LIBRARY.
! Valuable Donation Made ^t??h_?2 W?'
man?Other fYederlckSbarg Nr\Tn.
[Special to The Tlm'S-Dlspatch.]
Freflerlc-kshiinr, Vn., September 80.?Mrs.
al J Dlrrunock. of Richmond, dnuchter of
Mr' M A Downman, of Idlowlld. In Spot
sylvenla county. neir this city. ha? donated
,o the KVnliace Library In this City, a_.yal-.!
nable collection of hnok?. and In addition
'? a number of architectural books and plans.
] .?11 of which will be a valuablo addition to i
! ''colonel"*?. D. Cole, chief marshal of tho
i Confederate Reunion, which will be held
! here on the third day of the Agricultural
Knlr next week, Thursday. September ?,
has nppolntod tb,? following assistant mar?
shals: Captain M. I?. Howe. Capuln D. M.
Lee Captain C. T. Smith nnd T. IX Coffhlll,
Caroline county; T. A. Harris, T. B. OaylO,
W S. Jonei an* L. M. Smith, Bpotsylvanla;
I Major J. M. Lee. Captain IRmh Adle, R.
! \f Jones and James P. Simpson, Stafford.
Dr T T. Arnold. P. U. Burks, Captain
John BtllliiBsley an* W. B, Edwards, Klnt
' t!eorg*o.
H, Curtis Risen- a prominent young bu<
! luess man of tili? city, wns operated on nt
?' the Mary' Wosl.lnirton Hospital here for
: appendicitis. The Operation was success?
ful.
(l.l'STKII SPItl.VnS ACADEMY
OPENS I'Oll ISTH SESSION
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Cluster Spring?, Va., September 20.?
The work of Iho forty-eighth session
of Cluster SprltiRs Academy, beg-an on
tho 14th. The attenrtanoo on the open?
ing day was unusually largo, giving
evidence of a large enrolment for the
session. Students, both old ant' new.
continue to arrive every day. 'Unusual
activity Is holng displayed omong the
organisations of tho school.
During tho summor several Impor
j tant Improvements were made that
will ndd to the tcomfort of tho stu?
dents.
A new w?ter supply syatom -has been
Installed und a large acetylcno light?
ing Dlant La In use.
Miss Morris's School
for Girls
3 East Grnco Street.
September 25, 1911.
Catalogue at book stores rr from thn
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS,
Principal, 1116 West Avenue.
Richmond Academy
Pnrk Avenue and Lombnrdy Street.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Tenth Session begins September 18.
Call between 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. Phone
Madison C265 or 2312-J.
WILLIAM L. RRINCE. Denn.
McGUIRE'S
University School.
OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND, VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember I?. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Lower School for small
boys. Principal at 7 N. Bolvtclero .'tt. Cata?
logue* at book stores or by mall. Thon?
Madison 5171. JOHN P. MTil'IRB,
Principal.
Ba*0l
Otters two-year course
In the practical branches
of the luv/ leading to decree ot LL. B.
Location unsurpassed. Terms moderate.
Next sssslcn bceina September 21, lgil.
For catalogue and information, address
W. S. McNEILL, Professor of Law,
Richmond, Va.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE? gig
STUART McOUIRK. M. D.. Pres.
Medicine-Dentistry-Pharmacy
19th Session Opens Septamber 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
Miss Campbell's Class
For twelve small girls will begin again
on Septembor 26.
Thoroughness, main object. Special
attention to Arithmetic and Spelling.
For particulars, addross
MIkm ( iirMe Lee Cnmpbell,
319 West Grace Street.
Virginia Mechanics Institute
Richmond's Night School of Technology
Enroll To-Night
Classes begin September 27, 1911.
PRANK W. DUKE,
Superintendent.
Thomas
Teacher of Singing
Studio: 312 N. Harrison Street.
Ernest H. Cosby
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY.
1629 West Grace Street.
Phone Monroe 313.
Modern Pipe Organ available fo*
pupils' practice.
Miss Slaughters School for
Little Children
will reopor. at S17 Went Grace Street Sep?
tember H No homo work for beginners.
Address, after the lit h. MISS 8. II.
SLA CORTE?, 1M East Franklin Street.
Fred. C. Hahr
Plann, t>r,:fi[i. Composition.
Pupil of Kullak and Llsst: Con?
servatories of Stockholm and Berlin.
LessonB begin October 2. Apply to
W. D. Moses & Co., or by mall to i04
North Linden Street, Richmon I, Ya.
MissEllett's School
For Girls
Opposite Monroe Park?14N Laure
Richmond, Virginia
Careful attention to little girls.
Athletic field outside the city. Basket?
ball and boating. Preparatory to Bryn
Mawr College. Certificate admits ,o
Vassar and Randolph-Macon. Sweet
Briar scholarship. The number of
Students will be limited. _
Miss A. T. Daniel
Win resume her class for girls on
Monday, October 2. at her residence,
818 Floyd Avanue.
Ladies' classes In Literature will be?
gin the tlrst week In November, at the
. : : lace,
Rotels.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Coolest Kmti'uraot In tbo City.
( no. ItreitkfaM o Hpfelalty.
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Electric Fans,
The most maRnlgccnt hotel In the Oouta.
Uooms' sing'.* and en suits,
with and without baths. Spacious aacnptt)
rooms.
Kalo. 11.60 per dar *?d uswarA

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