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Greater Richmond's Greater Nennpnuer |
GREATEST WANT AND lll'AI. ES- j
T?TE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OK THE II EST IN AMERICA. ]
Want Ad Rates
In Effect Juns U, Dil
Dnlly. one rent per ?von! when pnld
In advunce. Nu Ad. taken lor lenn tbuu
tvu eentn.
Oue nud uue-hnlf Centn n word all
ctuasillfutttons except SHuntlon Wanted
fur Suudny. Situation Wanted, out cenl
a Word. n<> Ad. Suuday taken for lena
tliuu fifteen ceutH.
No. Ada. taken lor lean (hnn tw*uty
flve cents v? ben phoned In or cl?urj;cil
? t the cotmtor.
I'lioue ordera not RUnnntftl.
ClnaslQciillou not lEiinrnntced after
0i3? I'. M.
For hUHlnenn contraria, aeud for the
Want Ad. Muui abono Monroo t.
wa'nt'ed? 'a^wihte "mas. ' 'apply
703 East Main..Street._.
WANTED, a YOUNG MAX. not un
der 2,r> years of ngo. as salesman for
a representative establishment in
this city. One who has had expo-i
rlence as a retail talesman. .Musi
be of good appearance and good
family. Addiess, with reference,
"OPPORTUNITY," care Tlmes-Dls
pa i_h_office._
WANTED. l'OK IJ. AKM1, aBLK
bodied, unmarried men. between i.gis
of eighteen and thlrty-flve; citizens
of United States: of good character
and temperate habits, whu can ?peak,
road and wntu the EnKlish language,
for information dppl) to Recruiting
othc^r. ?20 e. i5ro;:.j Si . Richmond, or!
Iii .v;. Sycamore si.. prterKhurc Va.
WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO LEABN
the automobile business; positions]
fcecurt-jj tiimiittent graduate*. RICH?
MOND AU i ' SCHOOL; K1S W. Broad
Street._
Wanted." a good baker-, must
be sober, WEST end bakery,
101? \Vefct Gary._
W A N T BD, candymaker AND |
I;.],... r Applv Mull :-tr 'el
WANT ED.'A i 1RS T - 0 LA !Hr O UC'CEh .
clerk: one or. the Southslde pre?
ferred lt. C. BLoADDl.P, U'10 Hull
Btre et_
W A NT e d. common DA BORERS j
(white); 11.60 par iluy. Apply to A
L FELlO, Superintendent. Dam No.
4, Gray son. Va. _
WANTED, . THOROUGHLY It ELI AB LE
and huMHng yard manager and In?
spector, to take charge of output
from plant cutting 10,000,000 foet
annually. Must be sober, energetic
and competent to handle lnbor to
best advantage, and know the lum?
ber business. Good salary to rlRht
man. Address C 5C2, care Times
Dispatch. _
WANTED. EXPERIENCED. AND CO Mr
pelent young man atehographei and;
bookkeeper by la rite manufacturing j
business: must he energetic, n'-t
-afraid of work, write a go:?d l and
ar.d furnish references with reply:
M'ite. age, salary expected and when
can accept position. E G41. car*
TI mea-Djt patch._
W~AN^>7d! AT ONCE, ~A COLORED I
boy about or IT years of age
porter In drug store. Must be well I
ri ?-..?:;n*t. I Appl 'r,l West <"arv
?.WANTED CANDYMAKER AND HELP"
er. Apply DIXIE TOAST CO., 18151
East Franklin._
WANTED. BRIGHT YOUNG -MAN as I
stockkeepjer and salesman In retail 1
furniture store; jrood opportunity far \
the right man: salary small to com?
mence with, but promotion for the]
rifjht man Address with references i
and t.alary expected, B 522. care
Times-Dispatch_ ?
WANTED. MEN. WHITE 50UTHERN
automobile COLLEGE, Oak Ridge,!
n; C. No equal South; no superior!
N'-rth. Thoroughly honest and re-,
liable, practical courses. The auto-l
mobil" -.--.stered.
W; A N T B D,; TWO EXPERIENCED
waiters; wages, i~> per week. Ap
piv IS?1. i:n=t >: a I n Street
ANTED, GOOD C< ?OK AND CLEAN- '
er. with reference; room on lot. No. 1
212 E. Franklin Street
ItEAMFItter.?YOUNG A 1 FIT- ;
ter; some knowledge of plumbing!
prrferred: Interest In the business if
desired.: no capital necessary
.E. COUTTS. Big Stone Gap. Va.
WANTED. By GEORGE A. FULLCR
Co. at now skyscraper. Ninth and
Mam. 50 laborers for day work. 50
laborers for night work. Steady
work.
HAVING DECIDED TO MAKE Dis?
eases of children a specialty. I!
want a competent mnn to take my;
practice here. Z, 1, WEAVER. M. d . ]
Ktlddletown, Va.
WANTED^ VIRGINIA REGISTERED ]
pharmacist to minagc pharmacy.
$22.50 per week to start with; Rend |
references. O. G. congdon. Phot i .
Va._
Wanted, men t?Hlearx "barb?
trade: only few weeks reqtili
Wager, after first month: steady
fltlcin guaranlt-ed. Write for cat
alogue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
LI.UE. 207 Bowery. New York fitv
TENANT WANTED?WORK FARM
on shares; good crops whaat, to?
bacco, etc. As an Inducement to a
good tenant will sell him fifty
acres on long time. a. E. COLE-)
, man. Enonvllle, Va.
aenainuons *i'*?anrcfl. ?riiatr.
ASTIQ(:'K'"""'FI'RN'ltu RE ^'pt'LlsVlrE~k
nnd hard wood finisher^wants a po?
sition; good workman. 6?3 North
Seventh.
Wanted, position by asIexpk
rlenced double-entry bookkeeper j
with wholesale house or bank. Have
had experience in keeping mercan?
tile and bank accounts and .it pres?
ent employed with bank. Una typo
writer and write a good hand: A 1 I
references furnished. Address .1 133.1
care Times-Dispatch._
.W|aNT~EV7. "RE^f 7l E FWf)RK by FIRST
year pharmacist; U. C. M., M
months' experience. Address 814 W.
Marsha II. R. S. GRIFFIN.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WIT II
academic, commercial find business
training, a position in ofTio.-. Can
furnish best references. E 639, caro
Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
TOUNG man. 22 YEARS OF AGE"
wants a position as shipping or re?
ceiving clerk, or any kind of cleri?
cal work. t\ 1th some large concern.
Can furnish own typewriter if nec?
essary. Address D SS9, caro Timea
Dls>patch._?
WANTED. by Y?UNG~MAn""?f"i^
perience. position as stenograpaer
or stenographer and assistant book?
keeper. Address A 453, care Times
Dispatch_
WANTED! POSITION AS WORKING
manager on farm: sober, industrious,
honest, fifteen yoars' experience.;
Ptate salary. Address FARMER, care
? Postmaster, Chester. Va. _
DETECTIVE. EXPERT IN. SHADOW -
ing, Invoatlgating. etc.. seeks work
everywhere. Strictly confidential.
Terms reasonable. FANSLER. 209
Twenty-ninth Stree.t,_Ulchmond, Va.
jTeSTsTKreD ASSISTANT PHARJlT
clst open for relief work while at?
tending college. . Can give good
isours. Capahmtv confirmed. D 5s6,
Mm Tlmcs-Dlspaich.
c
?ttuattons, SflSantelj. JflaJe.^
hoes! R trA^POSITIO?^VPHARM a -
ceuttcul apprentice. t do not want
any salary until I hava made good.
Address A 162. rare Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
man with wholesale house; three
years' experience In oihto. Can give
best of references. Address B 49a.
rare Tlmcs-l. U j.af h '_
JOB PRESS FEEDER?. APPLY MR.
O'CONNOR. Manager Printing De?
partment, Southern Stamp ar.'l Sta?
tionery CO., Twel ve-SIx Main.
SERVANT WANTED! MIDDLE-AGED
woman preferred. Relerences re
i quired._107_ South. Fif^hStreet._
i WAN TED. '? OOD GE RMA N ' OIK L foI:
I light house work: family of three
good horn" and pa v. ?A'ldr- ss- KOIl
I ERTS. c.t.-e Daily Pr'.-B.a. Newport
j News. Vn_ _
I BE A TRAINED Nl'P.SE. STLIJY AT
I home; earn weekly: thousands
I wanted; fr>e Information, poonns
TER NURSES' INSTITUTE. 12&0
P.'-ciiert'-r. N. Y_ _
j W~A N T e~D7 EXPE"rtVENCED LAm*
i stenographer and rock roeper ^tate
I salary expected G 29. care Times
Dir pa ich
Situations SSSantel. .ytjniiiu.
'LADY" DESIRES" POSITION AS COM
panton in Richr/i >nd oi vicinity. Ad
dross MIES 12 B :.'. 10H North Fifth
St.-..-?.;. City,_
DON'T "WORRY ABOUT THE SER
vant. 7-et tli" Richmond Hous*cle:,n
Ing Co. rb.-an your home Service
promp' and best. Terms lowest. 5
Dav work or monthly contract
work No 421 Brook Av? . City.
CAPABLE' YOUNG LADY OF MUCH
experience in bookkeeping Is open
lor ?npnc?ment with fir :t-dust on
cern; wholesale or manufacturing
business preferred, refirenc^r from
! le.t?- employer. Address E SIT. cua
^Tirnt.'-1*<1? ;.a t< h
j5)clp. iV.ak an>i JfTm*j!<\
WANTED.* STENOGRAPH EH?" l" AM
still giving that Information that
will surprise "ou md you receive
1 large Income, Send name. Inclos-j
stamp Hi H ELI CK. M. Accts . Suf
Iolk- V?
WANTED, F?ME ONE WHO , CAN
manufacturing high grade and cheap
grade grade ?weel pic It 1 es; Chill
sauce, etc. Good position in fac?
tory for competent person Address
.1 1 g I ca i '1 in.o-.-I DtCh_
. iUttcai's sho reatesmen.
v?aSc1rU^jLtr-rf^rtSTE'iTiTen sex!
for fast selling article; good ccm
mie-'lon Apply 10 to 12 A. M
SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO. Zf> North
Eighth Street.
i HElVi: liY 1 >I \ k NOT IC E TU at'' "1 ,
have sOld my Interest In the tirm of
J. t. Montgomery's Sons to my
brother, p.. C Montgomery, who will
assume, from this date, all ass-la
and' liabilities ?r said concern.
A, S MONTGOMERY.
Richmond. Va.. September 2.*.. litll-:
WANTED, THE PUfJLJC to KNOW
that JAHNKE BKos. Jewelers, si;
KuBt Mitin --jireet. buy. sell, exchange
si-.d P. KM OL' nt DIAMONDS in Tilt;
LATEST STYLES. Old <oM ^:id sil
' Vur always taken in evens sit*
jiii\i2\\u->j> typiiunuiiuit.3.
W ii YPA ST pTen t "OR KEEY jC v A -
cant lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhere, and build on your own
i pun. or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we will furnish i
i the money at 5 per cent. Interest,
No delavs Or commissions. SMITH, '
i -8 N"'rlh Eighth.__
A SUCCESSFUL MERCANTILE Busi?
ness In a good Virginia town. <".'ar.!
tal required $if,.uOO. Address K I IT,
care Times-Dispatch. _j
DON'T pay rent."" PAY "UK. WE I
will buy you a lot and build on It.
or buy you a home ready built. You j
onlv pay $,* no monthly on each!
11,000, plus ? per cent, simple inter?
est. Tht- pays for your home ?n'
10 1-2 years. Can pay sooner if you |
wish, thereby stopping further In
rerest Write or call on G. RICiI-1
ARDSON, 4oS American Bunk Build-1
Ing. Richmond. va. Open until 9 p
M, Saturdays._
WAN TEL?! V?T'NG ME n 1N t e RE ST
ed aviation to take a course ati
I s?-rp.bling and dlfassembll?if, a< >?
planes, trom which we expect to p. it \
competent men for r.ie m exhlbltli. ; j
machines. Tuiilor. reasonable. Un- |
loss you mean business don't write. ,
p. o. Box 31, Station A.
v. AN'I El'." BY REGISTERED GRAD
tiato in pharmacy. to purchase a
rtrttt; 'business, or manager';-! interest
In profitable drusr business. Address
WALTER C. BATEMAN, Asheville,
N C._
for "s?le. MACHINERY. TOOLS,
fixtures and good will of bu- ..-s of
one of the best coulpped f .?rte? In I
the south for making huLuing mate-1
rial. Has an establc ,.t reputation!
for mnkl,ng high-'.jUe goods. For |
ftirtsier Inioim?-. n address E 61 a. i
care Tlmes-Dlrpatch,
fours' ? ' y.-tucti I
c ' 'l'u m" "for" "" r-Vr Lf rv.--pKe"
vents disease, cures rO?p, cholarij
and diarrhea. Very best tonic. You.
have chickens You wiin? Ocultim.
OHAS. B. STACY CO., Agen ta.
OCUL?M FOK POULTRY.?PRE
vents disease, cures roup. cholera
and diarrhea. For gale by Chi's S.
Stacv Co.. Pdwero'-Taylor Drug Co..
?\\ .1. Tcd-l Sons. Scott's Drug
S,tore, l M- Ellis, Broad Street Feeu
uo.. Waller Taylor & son, J. M. H<tn
cocl:. J. M. Anderson. n. R. Savage
d- Co., Kai?: & Trevilllan, Fred h.i
Garber. S. ?. Fairbanks &. Co., H. P.;
Tavloi, Jr.. Dlggs & Beadles. Owens'
<fe Minor Drug Co.. R. D, Harlow, W.
O. Mahone, H. M. Burrows.
the"b??SOKe, 1'l0 NORTH^ElGHTH
handsomely and newly fur
nished rooms throughout, tingle, en;
suite; transients, permanent.
FOR TTeNf. nTcELY FURNISHED
i join, private fam!)1" central loca?
tion. 121 Sonth Fifth Street._
LARGE PARLOR BED ROOM, WITH
telephone; also small rooms tp) e
Franklin. -
oneTor two FURNISHED rooms;
ttao o! i.'.,t!'. i;e.'iTieinen 10? North
Third. __
TO GENTLEMEN; " TWO nicely
furnished rooms; every convenience.
613 East Leigh Street._ _
FOR KENT." "'"THREE FURNTsTlED
rooms: centrally located; bath,
phone and other conveniences. Ad
<tr?9s C 5T i, _eare Times- Dlspa tch
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for
two, with or without board. Apply
203 Allen Avenue. _
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for -gentlemen: electric lights, bath.
122 South Fifth._
FOR KENT, THREE lXrGE~BRIGHT
third story rooms, furnished or un?
furnished; centrally located, on Weal
Gra'ce Street. Phohe Monroe ;1513.
FERNisTl EE) room FOR ONE OR
j tw.o young men. 4.17 'West Grace._
WATJTEDi BOARDERS FOR LARGE
and small rooms at 303 E. Franklin.
I TT??msT" with'^boari >~ ~mr sT'eTs"
smith, 301 East Grace.
Possessed by all nations.
ANSWER'1Y' vis.:>??? ? n/.ji.i',
Evo.
jfoc ;ii>aR.
pipe of every description cut 10 tii'der
CLARENCE COSBY. East Cary
Street. Richmond. Va._j
'; eor SALE. ONE TWO-BEATED
trap, rubh'.-r tired, and harness. Ap- '
i pl: COMMONWEALTH C-'l ;a_B EES._
?WANTED. TO SELL A NEW" CLARKE*
Jewel par. ranne; cost 140: will ax-Il
lor $31?. AliO one small lion Fate.
Apply i'<2z Floyd Ave. Phono .Mad?
ison 3407-l_j
: for Sale, Virginia gray winter
I oats of out o.vn growing. LEWIS
GIN TER LAND AND IMPROVE-;
MKNY CO . Hlobmond,_ Va^_
STEAM BEA11N0 PLANT, CON8IST
ing of boiler und eleven radiator.*.;]
practically new. 1. BLUFRD & CO. ]
IRON WORKING "~ LATHES, DRILL
pxtsitet. and blacksmith forges; sec-1
orid-hand. good condition- I. BEL'-!
FORD & ??_ _j
LANE SAWMILL OUTFIT .COMPLETE
and heavy four-Sided planer. Condi- '
tlon guatantesd. 1. BLUFORD ?\
-_i
POB SALE, IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS,
I magnificent home, built by present
i owner for a home. Nine rooms und
bath, modern In every way. Built of
I the very best material through
: but. Privet hedges; beautiful, lcrg.*
porches; hot water heat; large. nic->
lawn,. Lot MxJlR. Price rignt 10
quick purchaser. Phono Madison
1 .'"??._I
FOR Sa'lE. PRINTING ??I??" CARDS,
envelope;, note heads or billbeads. '
50 cents postpaid. AMPBELL
PRESS, 1623 West Main Street.
Phone Monroe 3255. _!
11EAVy'four-SlDED^L?NER (BER-!
! lack), ntavo saw and jointer; double ;
surfaces, lath milla. wood-turning
laths. boilers. engines, shartlng.
hangers, belting arid pulleys. Condi*!
tion su.irant.?d I BLUFORD & CO., ?
l.VIR-?.' K?st City Ortet.
1 FOR SALE. BHETLANd" PONY. used
f'.r taking children's pictures; gen-,
I tlo and docile; also good traveler.:
j_Apply CIO West Cn'ry Street. City.
we' rart:y'"a full line of "bus- :
Ines? bugglc-p and guarantee them |
1 ,to give satisfactory service Inj
every particular. We also carry a.
full line of ploasure vehicles. All I
we ask is a . all ' Lowest, prices ?
A MEYER'S SONS. ;il East Cary
Street. _'_
FOR SALE. TOP BUGGY, 540; run-;
about, $35: one surrey, 575; one
farm wagon, $25; three second-lift nd'.
coal carts. THOS II. DUKE & CO..
801 Brook Avenue.
xaittl <cstait ior ?'iUt.
! wAy'pay""r?nt 'or 'keep"'aTxjC
! cant lot? We will buy you a lot
i anywhere, and build on your own
I plan, or you can build yourself cn
your own lot, and wo will furnish
the money at 5 per cent, interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITE.
2 s North Etgh1h._
,?LP" HOMESTEAD IN* VIRGINIA:
large house; 627 acres: beautifully
I s:tuated one' mile from Southern j
! Railway; healthy location: good out-1
buildings; schools, churches; free
delivery. Will exchange for resl
I dene free anil clear. Address K 173.
care Times-Disputch.
FOR WELL LOCATED AMELIA!
countv farm bargain:' write, la- ;
_FAY ET TE MANN. Amelia. Va.
EXCHANGE GOOD RENTING WEST-1
e'rn riTy property for Southern farm.1
Address Box 361, Sduthport. N. C. I
iMdl csiatc :ui ?&ciw.
FOR^'REN'rC HOUSE- 2203 JEFFER^ I
con Avenue, seven rooms, .with nil :
modern conveniences. Apply at 2201 j
Jcfterson Avenue. I
FOR RENT> BRIGHT, . ATTRACTIVE- <
ly furni3hed room on South Third
Street] In private family; convenient
to hath, nee of telephone. Phone
Men roe !|MJ_
FOR RENT, SUITE OF OFFICES OC
ctipied by Virginia-Carolina Cheml
? .1 Co', for seven yesra (bti.fdre they
bulli their own building). Will oh
tented as a whole or singly. Alst
Btorage for sugar, flour, coffee, .ihiI
< ultural implements and other mer?
chandise of nil kinds, for which ne?
gotiable receipts will be Issued, if
desired. Address 8. D. CRENS.IIAW
or THOMAS ARMSTRONG- No. 11
S. Twelfth' Street, jcuy._
WHY pay "rent OR." KEEP a va
cant lot? We will buy you. a lot
I anvwhere. and build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we will furnish
the money at r. per cent. Interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
28 North Eighth. _
LA DT ES, ATTENTION! LADIES'
suits made by good tailora ara being
worn more each year. Discrimi?
nating people know thoy wear bet?
ter and keep their shape forever.
But the tailor must be an expert
to impart the correct lines and
style. We are doing ih'l3. combin?
ing finest woolens with perfect
workmanship and very moderate
prices. WINTERS & DOLEZOL.
209 1-2 N. Sixth Street. _
i, ess Ef; nil-; i ,X 1 ? i'e.v" " tailor '"is
tho only om in town who makes
3 specialty in altering all kinds of
k-.rmfnts into the latest styles.
Prices very moderate and work sat?
isfactory. Raleigh Apartment, cor?
ner Harrison and Franklin Streets.
Phone Madison 4 523.
NOTICE ?L. GOLDBERG. LATE WITH
KAUFMANN CO. 1 BEG TO AN?
NOUNCE THAT I HAVE OPENED
MY LADIES' TAILORING ESTAB?
LISHMENT AT 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET. BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS, WITH A PULL
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 BUITS FOR *s5 FOR THE NEXT
TWO WEEKS. INSPECTION IN?
VITED. PHONE MONROE 3131.
HUMAN HAD? BOUGHT AND SOLD
at' HUflllRS'S, 20a Vorth Third
C?tll and <L?l00?.
I kindling"' wood, "excellent fop.
light cooklnrj, $1.50 half-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
I ft SONS._
I LONG HAS BEEN IN~THE BUSINESS
I over 13 years; it's hi3 specialty. ?jid
you can ??vo by ordering oak. plno,
hickory or slab at summer prices
until Septombor 15th. Phono 1069
I 1070. I
wanted; hoarders 'at ?iif "ISaSti
Franklin; also table boarders. miss
PALMORE._
WANTED. TWO O E N T L E M E N 1
boarders; nice, large front room;
eleotrlo llirht and heat, near Rich?
mond College. Address u 503. caro
Tlmes-Dlspatch
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN TO Oc?
cupy front room on second floor,
with board. 305, Went Grace Street.
WHEN* YOU COME J?" RICHMOND
stop where you car; get a nice, cleau,
comfortable bed for j'> cents; Ice ?vu
ter. bath aed phone free 1002 Kas'
1 Clay..;-; ?_
MItS. CHARLES K. BOWERS. 115
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty.
?JSanteo.
WANTED, HY AN EXPERIENCED
huntsman, two Or three bird dogs to
break; am located forty miles
from Richmond. In good hunting
country; charges reasonable, and ca.t
give reference. Answer f|ul<;k. Ad?
dress C 53tl, care Times-Dispatch
WANTED, "PARTIES ; "WITH TEAMS
to contract logging timber. Call
_ Monroe 2108._. j
WANTED. PARTY TO* BEY HARD
wood timber. Call Monroe 210?-_
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 cent, interest
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
2~. North Eighth._
fc. i. C ? N U-ii AND MACHINERY of
of every description sought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. ?.523 B
Cary S?. Phon* "mdl?on 3521._
wanted, 'it' iTlJV r'Ur.i.AM'.. -loliSK
hold goods In any qaauiity. Phos?
Madison "OS!.
jltoarti SSartteo
GEn'tLEmTvn" wants ROOM and
table board with nie? Hebrew fam?
ily; board ritual or otherwise. D
611. care Tlmes-Dlspatch
tor ^ixit
f hp.Eff Dl?Flj^NTsl?ED>^6oMS"^N
second floor at 322 E. Franklin.
4?oom? r?)da\\it?.
? ? /\ Tl O .?. ( I" i l.jl.! ' ?lOl 1- 5V l- e.l
lng bV couple with daughter six ln.l
a half rears old. two or three nicely
furnished rooms with bath; must ne
In good locality, private family pre?
ferred. Stete terms. AddroFs B l'?2.
care' Tlmes-Dlspatch._
th!"ee or" f?uk enfernished
rooms in suburbs; live minutes' walk
of new car line must be cheap;
thrc-< adults and child, two years. |
L B ROBINSON. No. 2509 Second
Street.
?A- E' A Se* N ? W pre pa BED TO SHOW
our. line of fall and winter millinery,
popular tailored and trimmed hais.
Latgj line of untrimmed shapes. Our
line of ready-made garments all new
and correct styles ror fall and win- '.
ter. It will pay you to look. Alter?
ation free. MRS JULIUS BEAK, ?
1422 East Main Street.
_1?i2iS CidaAtED.
WANTED, FURNISHED FLAT. 3 OP.
4 roams, man and wife. State terms.
Address B 4J3. ca.? Tlmes-Dlspatch.
jf?ismiantou?.
oHOij REPAIRING.
70c HALFSOLE MENS SHOE;:. 00c
ladles.; overy pair sewed; befit leath?
er; no r.ails, no peus. Royal rub?
ber heels. 25c; Tred-AIr rutjoer heels.
t'Jc; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. Tie East. Main Pnona
Monroe ?067.
?PHOLSTER1NG AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitarv methods;
Reliaole work. sydn?r & HUND?
LEY". 711 East Broad. M tdlson :!2tH.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
CALL LA TOUCHEo- MONROE 2113.
when you want hlgb-clais cleaning,
pressing, etc, c South Second Stre* t
\VB ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW
our line of fall and winter millinery,
popular tailored and trimmed hat-.
Large line of untrimmed shapes. Ottr
line of ready-made garments all now
nud correct, styles ior fall and win
'ter. it will pav you to look. Alter?
ation fr-.e. MRS. JULIUS BEAK,
l'r.:?. East Miin Streor
HOUSE CLEANING.
waning and staining floors,
windows washed. william john?
son. Mo roe 312".
1; f. l1a b le t k a n s f e r.
RELIABLE TRANSFER, MILLNER'S,
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks I
for 25c. Claim checks Issued at the i
bouse for your baggage. Two men'
on our wagon. We moke a specialty'
of moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison 1445; residents phone
Monroe 2460.
WATe".it ittSFAlIUN'j.
YOUP. WATCH REPAIRED Oft
cleaned by WiL TOBIEN, JR.. Is
guarantee that It Is done properly.
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning.
11; main springs. ?1. 408 Ec-' Uroad
Streat. Ail work guaranteed.
reliable" h~at~~repair7ngT"
silk. soft and stiff hats \
cleaned, blocked and relrlutmed.
AMERICAN hat co.. Fifth and Mar?
shall.
BAKERY.
inn FANCY CAKES. 70c; 100 LEMON
cakes. 35c.; cream puff?. 2.*>c. for It
large ones. Six loaves bread for 25c. |
DRINKARD'S, 423 1-2 North Sixth.
Mrs. Smith
Brockenbrough1]
Will resume lu-r class in PIANO MUSIC j
on September 27. Ill East Cnry Street.
Lt'schetlzky Method Tatiftht. |
Virginia Mechanics' Institute
Richmond's Night School of Technology
n
Classes begin September 27. 1911.
FRANK W. DI KE.
Superintendent.
Miss Slaughters School for
Little Children
will rcep"r, ct 217 West Grneo Street Sep?
tember 21. No homo work for bt-Kln.-ior.-i.
Addre.?.?. after the litt.. MISS S. II.
6LAPOHTEK, 1? East Franklin Street.
Miss A. T. Daniel
Will resume her class for glrla on
Monday, October 2. at her residence.
813 Floyd Avenue.
Ladles' classes In Literature will be?
gin the first week in November, at Hi*
samn place.
Quitten i&alr?. VZ^jRap._j
i he Vdi?ilinc Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
O 1 O J?A3T BHOAD STJ
AUCTION SALB
OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, VEHICLES,
HARNESS; LIVE STOCK. ETC.. ON
THE ACCARDIA STOCK FARM.
TO-DAY (TUESDAY), SEPT. 26,
at 3 o'clock P. M.
At th?* request of Mr. James R.
Werth, who Is retiring from farming,1
we will sell on hl3 farm, The Aocardla
?Stock Farm, cn the Hermitage Kna<l
(near Lakeside), about one-quarter"
mile'west of HUllard Road, the fol?
lowing: One Mule, two Roars, ten Sow.',
large number of Y'oung Pigs and
Shoals, one Two-Horse Wagon, one
One-Horse Wagon, one Delivery Wag?
on, one Lot.--Wheel Truck, one Saddle.
Bridle and Blanket, largt lot of Har?
ness, such ng Double and Single Wag?
on Harness, Buggy Harness. Plow and
Cart Harness, etc.; one Double Plow,
one Single Plow; one 60-tooth Harrow,
one Disc Harrow, one Land Roller, one
Weeder, one Hay Rake, one Corn Shcll
er, one Feed Cutter, and various small
U>ols and other useful articles.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
Parties from Richmond take Lake?
side, car. First and Eroad Streets, to
Milliard Road Station. About ten min?
utes* walk from Hilliard Road Station.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
One Automobile
Chalmers Detroit "40"
In execution of a certain chattel
mortgage to the undersigned, dated
May tZ, 1311. and recorded In the
Chancery Court of the city of Rich?
mond, in Deed Book Zll-A, page 164.
default having been made in the pay?
ment of the money thereby secured.
I shall offer for sale at public auction.
In front of the Virginia Auction Com?
pany's office. 615 East Broad Street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1911,
at 10:S0 o'clock A. M..
the property above described.
Tills automobile Is a five-seated tour?
ing car. large nnd roomy; has a top
and other accout rr ra?ril5, and Is In
good condition. Its engine Is unusual,
ly strong un.l efllcient. Repainted and
put In thorough repair, this car would
he practically as good as new.
TERMS: Announced at rale.
MALCOLM G. BRUCE.
VA AUCTION CO.
Cxccutor'? i^o?icc
i:e<"Ia ir.Nt i'tice.
THT? COMPANY. HAVING QUALIFIED
ss executor 6f th.- estate of William
Joseph Anderson, deceased, all per?
sons having clniniB against said es?
tate are requested to present thetn.
and those Indebted to the estate will
ploDr- make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor of William Joseph Ander?
son.
^??rtiooi?.
M'ERSITY COLLEGE OF
RICHMOND,
"=""J? VIRGINIA
STUART MeGUIRE.M.D., Pres.
Medicine- DeniT5>c*ry. Pharmacy
10lh Session Operj September 12th.
New building. New equipment. ^
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Dcicriptive C'jtalopie on request.
Miss Ellett's School
Orpoji'i Monroe Park?14N La ure
Richmond, Virginia
Careful attention to little, girls.
Athletic Held outside the city. Basket?
ball and boating. Preparatory to Eryn
JIaiiT College. Certiorate admits iO
Yassir and Randolph-Macon. Sweet
Briar scholarship. Tho number of
students will be limited.
Fred. C. Hak
Plan?, nrgim, Composition.
Pupil of Kttllak and Liszt: Con?
servatories of Stockholm and Berlin.
Lessons begin October 2. Apply to
W. D. Moses & Co., or by mail to 104
North Linden' Street. Rlchmonl. Va
Miss Morris's School
for Girls
3 East Grace Street.
September 25, 1911.
Catalogue at book stores or from the ]
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS.
Principal, lilt) West Avenue.
MISSES SCOTT & TALCOTT
Will Reopen Thtir
Kiatergarten and Primary
For children from 4 to 10 years of age
October l, ion,
AT 14 WEST MAI.N STREET.
McGUIRE'S
University School
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
FORT Y-SH VENTH SESSION begins 5
temt.er 1". Thorough preparation for unl
v-rMty or college Lower School for ?raall
boy?. Principal at 7 N. RMvldero flt. Cata?
logue* at bonk etaree er by mall. I'hon*
Madison M74. JOHN P. M'OUTRE,
Principal.
Richmond Academy
Park Avenue and Lnntbnrdy Street.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Tenth Session begins Septemher IS.
Call between 9 A- M. and 4 P. M. Phone
Madison 6265 or 2342-J.
WILLIAM I.. PRINCE, Demi.
The Valenti ne Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Opon dally from 10 A. M. to 8 P. it. '
Admt.xlon 2Sc. F...... on Sntuntavn
T By"lfonr^X'"fi~uli^ '
Real Estate Urokem aad Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE S AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO-STORY FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING. NO. 3')I SOUTH HAR- |
RISON STREET.
In execution of a C*r\aln deed of
trust to the undersigned trustees,
dated -fune 23. 190?. and recorded In
the clerk's oftlce of the Richmond
Chancery Court. D. D. 202-R. pi.;e 831,
default having been made In-the psy-|
ment of the detit therein secured, and
being so required to di hy tike :i'-to
holder, wo will r-ell tlia property de
Scribed In said deed at public auctlcn.
on the. premises, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. IUI.
at 4 o'clock P. M
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale,
taxes. Insurance. Interest, and $18303.
due July 1. 1911. and any additional
amount above the following: January
1, 1912. $177.02: July 1. 1912. $172.01.
Deferred payments to bo secured by
deed of trti3t.
HENRY S HUTZLER.
RALPH J. LEVY.
Trustees.
Auction sfcalea^future JEiap^.
Chapln & Hume,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE j
OF
NO. 101S EGGLESTON STREET.
Bv virtue of a deed of trust, dated
January 25. 1909, duly recorded In
Chancery Court, default having been
made In the payment of certain notes
therein secured, and at the request
of the note-holder, we will sell by auc?
tion, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1911.
at 5 o'clock P. M..
the dwelling. No 101S Eggleston j
Street, containing six rooms; also a.
largo two-story stable. The lot fronts
25 feet and runs back the usual depth,
being the real estate described In the
Aforesaid deed of trust.
TERMS: Cash as to expense.5, of sale,
any t ixea due and unpaid, and to pay
the debt, now due on said property;
balance on easy terms, and announced
at sale.
C C. CHAPIN.
Trustee.
By A. J. Chewnlng Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
DWELLING,
406 N. Robinson
Street
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 28. 1911.
at B:3o o'clock P. M.
This dwelling la splendidly situated
in the West End. only two blocks from
the park in which the proposed "Bat?
tle Abbey". Is to be erected and three
blocks from the new West End School.
It has eight rooms, besides bath, pan?
try and concrete basement for wood
and coal: combination gras and electric
lights, and Is specially desirable In
every respect. Now leased at $120 per
annum.
It will make you a delightful hone
or produce a moat profitable revenue
as an Investment.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sale.
A J. CHEWNING COMPANY,
Auctioneers.
TheVal?i?ne Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
& t 8 EAST BRQAJD ST.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE AB?
BOTT HARDWARE CO., INC.. S20
WEST BROAD STREET.
? Pursuant to a decree of the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on the 25th day of September, 1911. In .
the. matter of the Abbott Hardware!
Co.. Inc.. bankrupt. I will acll at No.
S20 West Broad Street, on
FRIDAY", SEPTEMBER 29.
beginning at 3 o'clock P. M.
the stock and fixtures of sand bankrupt,
consisting of a general line of- Hard?
ware of ull kinds. Carpenters' and Ma?
chinists' Tools, Enamelware, Tinware,
Stone Chocks and Jugs, Axe and Pick
Handles. Mixed Paints in cans. Dry and
Cold Water Paints in bulk and pack?
ages. Baseball Gloves and Bats. Shov
el3. Rakes and Forks. Lamp and Lan?
tern Globes, Buggy Whips, and various
miscellaneous articles.
FIXTURES.
Consisting of a Total Adding and De?
tail Strip printing National Cash Reg?
ister, Dial Counter Scales, Barnes Com?
bination Lock Iron Safe, size 26x2Sx40
Inches: Wahash Filing Cabinet, with
ulno indexed drawers, size 12x12x21
Inches each: about 100 feet first-Class
Shelving, three good Counters, eight
feet long, with panel fronts: fourteen
foot Meyer Roller Ladder, with about
90 feet track, and other fixtures, etc.
Sale positive, without limit or re?
serve.
TERMS: Cash.
CONWAY R SANDS.
Receiver.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
_'Auctioneers.
AUCTION s"aLE
OF
VALUABLE FARM; ALSO SAWMILL.
MULES. HORSES. COWS, HOGS.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC.. AT
"REACH." CHESTERFIELD COUN?
TY, ON TIDEWATER AND WEST?
ERN RAILWAY, JUST WEST FROM
CHESTER. ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2.
at 10 o'clock A. M.
At the above time and place we will
sell by public auction trie foll.-.W.'nr.
viz.: One 25-horse power G?lser Engine
and Boiler <mounted), one No 1 Line
Mill, one Standard Lathe Mill and
Sawmill Tools; also four splendid young
Horses, eight very fine young Mule.-,
three Cows, two Heifers, o:ie Bull, two
Sows with pigs, etc ; also Wagons,
Carts, one 6-horse power Gisolene En?
gine, one Hocking Valley Feed Cut?
ter, one Cider Mill. Horse Power Stump
Puller. Hand Stump Ptiiler. Laud Disc.
Land Roller. McCormick Roller, Car?
riages. Buggies, Harness, etc
At 12 o'clock noon we will ?fter the
farm, containing 44't acres. Upon the
farm is a new ten-room dwelling, with
two halls, barn, shed S5 feet long, and
all other necessary outhouses. This
properly faces the county road and In
sight of post-office and railway depot,
avid is considered the h--t prupc-r^y In
the county.
TERMS Gas) on ">oth personal prop?
erty and the real estate, mado known
day of sale.
S, H. PURDUE.
Beach. Va.
PANNILL ?- HARRISON.
Auctioneers, Petersburg. Va
auctton ?al?^lTutu?e^ 3Dawt
By Pollard A^Bagby.
Real Batata Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION .8AI,E
OP
A Number of Pieces of
Improved Real Estate
in the City of Rich?
mond, Va.
Small Investment Property
In pursuance of a decree or the
Chancery Court of the city of Rich?
mond!. Va., entered on tho 29th day of
.Jun<\ 1911, In the suit of Capitol Sav?
ings Bank. Inc., which sues, etc.. v*.
E Ilar^le SpenCe's administratrix et'
als., the undersigned special commis?
sioners will sell by public auction, on.
tho premises, respectively. In tho order
named, on
Wed., Sept. 27, 19 11
! at 4:30 P. M.,
I that certain lot or parcel of land, with
' improvements thereon, lying and helng
on the western lino of Seventeenth
Street. between Clay and Venable
Streets, and fronting on Seventeenth,
Street 22 feet 3 inches, and having a
depth of 86 feet, more or les.-. add
having upon It houso known as
504 N. Seventeenth St.
And lmmodiatelv thereafter, say at
5 P. M-.
we will sell that ce.rtaln lot or
parcel of land on the eastern side of
Eighteenth Street, betwoen McCanca.
and Venable Streets, fronting on the,
eastern side of Eighteenth Street 28/
feet and running back about 90 feet,.
and having upon It houses known as
519, 521, 523 N. 18th St.
and will sell that certain lot or
parcel of land fronting on the eastern
line of Eighteenth Street 2S feet and
thence running back eastwardly be->'
tween parallel line- 90 feet, and hav-.
Ing upon It dwelling known as
525 N. Eighteenth Street
either all together or separately, as
desired.
And Immediately thereafter, say
at 5 P. M..
we will sell that certain lot or parcel
of land on the western line Of Twenty
fifth Street, between Main and Frank?
lin Streets, having a frontage of 15
feet 7 Inches, and running back 68
feet, and having upon It a building
known as
1 4 N. Twenty-Fifth Street
And on Thursday
Sept. 28, 191 I
at 1:30 P. M.,
we will soil that certain lot or parcel
of land lying on the westorn line of
Second Street, between Canal and
Byrd Streets, and fronting on Second
Street about 21 feet and running back.
25 feet, with Improvements thereon,
known as
222 South Second Street ;
And immediately thereafter, say
at 5 P. M..
we will .?eil that certain lot or parcel
of land, with Improvements th?reon..
fronting 15 feet on the western line of
Slxih Street, between Eaker and Prss
ton Streets, and running back .'rom
said front 122 feet, the Improvements
thereon being known as
918, 9>c% N. Sixth St.
being one housa containing two fiats
with separat3 entrances.
TERMS: One-third at the purchaaftj
price to be paid In cajn. and tha bal-.
ance In ttvo equal Instalments, payable
In six and twelve months after dais of
sale, deferred payments being svi
j denced by negotiable notes, bearing 6
per cent. Interest per annum from
date of sale and secured by a deed of
trust on the property for the deferred
payments for which said notes are ex?
ecuted; or the whole for cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
The aforesaid decree authorizes the''
commissioners to withdraw any of the
lots from sale at any time, and It la
further to be noted that If the stle 1?
not completed at the time and o;-. .ha
date set, the sale may be adjourned to
another date.
C. M. CHIC HESTER,
D. C. OFLAHERTY.
Speolal Commissioners.
I certtfv that the hond required by
the above decree of the special com?
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand thi3 1st day of
July. 1911.
Teste: CHARLES O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
OF. ?
VALUABLE ESTATE IN BUCKING?
HAM.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Buckingham county. In a
chancery cause therein depending, un?
der tho short stylo of McKcnna vs.
McKenna et als., the undersigned spe?
cial commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1911.
at l o'clock of that day.
In front of the McKenna store build?
ing, in the town of New Canton, Buck?
ingham county, sell at public auotloh
the estate of John T. McKenna, slt
uated in and near th? town of Now
Canton, Buckingham . nunty, on lames
River and C. & O. Railway, consisting
of a farm of about 100 acres, of which
73 are cleared and in a high state of
cultivation;
Also about three miles from tb.a
above mentioned property, another
tract of 150 acres, which Is covered
with valuable timber, both oak and
pine. All buildings are. covered with
slate.
Tho store business at this location
h3 < .i mounted to $15.000 per year, and
Is located n two miles of some ot the"
slate quarries' of Buckingham. On the
100-acre tract is storage house 75x25;
tobacco barn, tobneco warehouse, rail?
road ,-ldlng, mlllpond. grist mill 90x30.
bark mills. sawmill. planing and
matching mill, splendid water power,'
water wheels, orchards of apple, pea,eh,
pear and plum trees and grape vine?
yard, i
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to one
third of the purchase price, and the
remainder on a credit of one. two and
three years, secured by notes of the
purchaser for equal amounts, and.
further secured by retention of title,
until all of the purchase monev Is paid:
or. at the election of the purchaser.;
all of the purchase money may be paid
In cash.
, ISAAC DIGGS.
r C MOON.
E W. HURARD.
SANDS OA VLB.
J. B. BO AT WRIGHT.
A L PITTS. .TR .
Commissioners. - :
Raab & Co.
B*g to announce that they have opened offices In the Mutual Building
for tho transaction of a
GENERAL REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS
MORTON G. THALHIMER. MERRILL E. RAAB

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