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Greater Hlchraoad'e Greater Newspaper
GREATKST WANT AND HEAL KfL
TAT13 MEDIUM l\ \ lit (.IM V. and
ON 10 OK Tin; BEST in a .tin it if a.
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June tl. 1*11.
Dully, one rent prr nurd when paid
In advance. No Ad. taken (or leas than ?
ten cents.
One huiI one-ball cents u word all
cliiNalllcnllona except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent
n ttord. No Ad. Suuday taken (or leaa
tbiin llflcen ccuti.
So. Ada. tukeu for lesa tbun isenlf?
live ccnta ?Thea phoned In or ofcurarU
?it the counter.
I'd.mi<? orders not guaranteed.
ClaaNl?ciilloii not guaranteed alter
? SSU I*. ?I.
l or htisliicx contracts, nmd (or the
IVaut Ad. ->Iui!? phone Monroe 1.
ttilU Jl ?.uhu.
l?st. 15.w HORSE ASli' i'hakton.
Please rot urn to Cosby * Stable und
receive reward. K 460, care. Tlmos
Disputch. _
VI.It.s.W l-.NT l'i.SITIi)NS AT ilJOli
salaries <Jin.li tu competent btenojjru
pbcrs. We c;tn teach you tiutcKiy,
cheaply und thoroughly, wmt our
school nt in- new locution, 6V2 East
liroaet MASSE) BUSINESS COL?:
Ci. Lege._j
.WANTED. THREE GOOD TINNERS.
Apply It. m. MASTERS, 1*? King
Street, Charleston, X.C._
WANTED, DENTAL LABORATORY
man 111 once: Apply to dr. .salz-;
.man. j?' Uranb) mroet, Norfolk. Va.;
wanted; for 0. ?s. Aiiai, able- (
bodied, unmarried man. between ugea 1
of 18 and AS; Citizens of United Status; j
of tc-iou character und temperate hab-.(
as, who can speak, read and writs ,
the Ebglisfa lariKUiiky. For Informs- ?
tiou apply tu Recruiting otticet. av .
i;. Biuu.l Streit. Richmond, Vs._
\V A N T ED,. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
in<. automobile business; positions
secured competent graduate*. RICH?
MOND AUTO SCHOOL, 303 Graiium
.Streut._
kl EN OF IDEAS AND INVENTIVE
ability, write ORBBLBY & McIN
tjre, Patent Attorneys, Washing?
ton, D. C. for their lint of inventions
wanted, und prize* offered by lead?
ing manufacturers. _
WANTED, MEN TO DE ARN BARBER
trade, few weeks required, stead)
position !o. competent graduates;
wbnderfuloemand for barbers. Free
?booklet RICHMOND BARBER COL
i.r.tj... Richmond, Vu,
W anT eT?." .men AND boys leaUN
automobile business; now and mud
1 ru machlnory; new cars; beat c-uu.p
ped school North or riouth; good po?
sitions (or 'jur graduates. CliAR
liOTTE auto school, Charlotte,
N. ?C._
WANTED, T wo NEAT APPEARING
white men to distribute samples. a?k
i t mr LEMON at ;ii?" ?.. Franklin
Street Thursday morninu between
i ; and 1'.: o'clock. _
wanted at once male stbnog
rapher with experience; must be
thoroughly competent, prefer man
with some knowledge <if iiookko-p
ing; salary, $76 pei month. Apply,
in own handwriting, mating experi?
ence. Answer, Kiv|r.c references, P.
O. Box 921._
v. .i.MKI', .\ manager FOR fTETAlL
grocery store, Wem End) give refer?
ences. K 471. car.. Tunes-Dispatch.
WANTED. man to ; HE PRESENT A
Philadelphia manufacturer of carbon
popoi and typewriter ribbons. Apply"
in person at Murphy's Hotel to-day,
. to 2 and from ?? to 8. E. W. AL?
len, v_
v. tN . ED, AT ONCE, A BUTLER. AP
ply at ??nee. 1017 w. Grace. M. THAL
iflEMER. Fifth and Broad Streets. .
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS BOOK
keoper, one with a knowledgd of
Stenography preferred. Appiy be
ween 11 and L 6X8 East..Broad.
WANTED. men TO learn IIA ItBKR
trade; only few weeks renulretl;
? t.-.?6iM ti'fter Ki'Ut month. Steady po?
sition guaranteed. Write- for cata?
logue. moler'S HARBER college,
.'17 linw.-ry. New Vurk Clh*\
W anT111 ?.1'n 1: Fl 1 ;ST -1 .'I.A.S.S SH?7e
repairer.. Apply iu 11' 13 W'-.n Main.
v. Ai i; D. 25~ MEN AND bovs ~ TO '
work on packing grounds. W. T. i
HOOD & CO.. Glntcr Park._
WANTED; RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS: i
Itlchmund examinations announced
January IS, Samulo <tuestlonu free.
FRANKLIN IN8TITUTE, Dept 416 K.
Hocliestcr, N._
W? nt e'i"'". 1 ? vlTnTiI-Ir "i?h"ess" FEE li?
en. Apply nt once to WILLIAMS
I'kto. CO._
YOU ARE WANTED^ FOR GOVERN
nicnt job; $su month. Send postal
for IUI of positions open. FRANK- i
LIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 415 K. Ro- |
'.bester. N Y._
MALE ~S~'FeNOC,rAPHBR WANTED.?
Last Thursday we had four good po
idtlons open to our students. We
cttn teach you and guarantee posi?
tions. MA88EY BUSINESS, COLLEGE,
s'>^ East llroad
t_ _ . _1
?ttuatDjns VT^aurr?. itlnit.
Vi' I no ? %i AN DES lit ES^POB I Tl 1 is'ov
any kind; hare hatl several years'
experience In newspaper office; also
In advertising business. Can furnish
best of reference and pood character.
Afldress K 4">. care Times-Dispatch.
BRIGHT, INDUSTRIOUS BOY OF 17
desires position with chance of pro
motlon. Address >.: 700. ear.- Times- ?
1 'laprt tch.
e&ituatton? ?H?antEl?, jfrmale.
AN KXPERiTkNCKD" sT EN?'t; l;.\ I'l'lKli
desires position. Can give best of
references. Addnss is. r. O., Box 47;'
City.
?bituationt, $lrofc???tonai.
a Visrriv'i 1 1 r ss ree ; \i u
young Gorman llanbvorlnn; perfect
French, dlcmentnr.y English; for ;if
ternoon or mornini^. itofirl references.
Telephone Monroe 3a76-L.
? PUPILS WANTED; t'.RADE WQRK ~v
specialty; coaching in English',
French and mathematics. 200a Stuart
Avenue.
?oltcitors an? ?yaipsmnt.
wxn^Eir^Sf^LIf IT? 1 its, E IT 111-; 11 "SEX\*
for fast selling article; good com?
mission. Apply 10 to 12 A. M.
SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO., 30 North
Eighth Streot._
WANTED, A SALESMAN FOR AN UN
uHually attractive slock propesitiun.
SOUTHERN FINANCE CO., Norfolk,
Va._
WANTED. LA DY INTERESTED IN
church or educational work for pleas?
ant employment about two months.
Salary. 61.50 per day. Address IC 4*3,
?-aro Times-Dispatch.
W^CnTE dT^T'?d?N ERAIPHOUSEMAID
(white) for elderly couple, who llvo
in arr apurtment here hulf the year
and In a cottniro at Atlantic City bal?
ance of the year. Present maid about
tp. . hiarry sifter atirvlce of se-ven
years. Good homo and good treat
mem. Apply, giving references, b
369. care Times-Dispatch. _
POSITIONS GUARANTEED.?UNDER
certain easy requiremonts we guar?
antee nil our competent students
positions. Call or send for our prop?
osition to-day. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEOK, X02 East Broad._
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED LAD1
to run a ton-room boarding Iiouho
In Norfolk, Vu. Address Box No. 17,
Trotvillo, N. C.
^elp (DHntitcu, Jfemnl^.
wanted. DaD*Y, UNENClfSimSuCD,
to travel In Virginia; aalary to start.
ti'O per month unt! exponnea; stute
present employment. Address K 4S2,
_care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
WANTBD, a WHITE woman TO DO
general house work for small fnmlly.
A good homo for tight party. Ad?
dress I*. It.. care 1'oslmuutur. Black
ridge, Va.
TO^wTlOSr IT'MAr'6)NCi:i(N: THIS
la to notify tho public that Bessie
0. Marston, having lert me, i win
not bo responsible for any debts aim
may contract. E. H. MAR8TON.
Iloxbury, Va.
JN?T~M. NOLTING.TlYRDVVARB AND
houscf urnlshlngs, roturns thank , to
his friends and tho pnhllc for past
favors and asks a continuance. Hand?
ling good goods and prompt service.
THE TASTE 'FTlAT TELLS THE
tale. Taylor pork roll. that's all.
I*. A. KE1NDL ei CO., Dlatrlbutora.
REMOVAL N'OTIi.'E.?'WE A~I t E NOW
0t ?02 EaHt Uroad .Street, and have
the largest, most convenient and beat
business school in the South. Call
for- a visit or send for catalogue.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. THE I'U?LIC TO KNOW
that JAHNICL' DUOS., Jewelers, 912
East Main Street, buy, sell, exohango
und remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold apd sliver always
taken In exchange.
itfiismcaa ?pportumues.
SpT/BNDI D 'Hl''siNESS' 0"PPcmTTfNlTY
ill one of tits most thriving towns and
wealthy neighborhoods in Albemarle
countyil in the heort of the quarry
section; lor livery business and
blacksmith; also wheelwright. Writ*
for full particulars. Address I. 512.
care Tlmes-Dlspatch. _
?~ C?lT^FOirLY Bf AN AO ICD INCOR
porated company, with well eatub-,
llxhcd business, can Invest your small!
savings of ?Um or more at ti per cent, j
interest net to you, paid Semt-au-|
nually, and guarantee the same. Why]
l> t your money lie Idle or at 3 per I
Cent, when wo can mukc. It pay you
6 per cent. 7 L 510, care Times
Dispatch._
ONE MILLION DOU.AKS LOANED TO
our customers, lo buy, build and im- |
prove property or lift mortgages; we]
only charge 6 per cent, interest -m
yearly balances; principal payable
|7.50 monthly, or $i<o yearly on euch
11,000; write for our booklet to-daj.
it tells how. O. S. RICHARDSON, :
108 American National Hanl: BulM ;
Ing. Itlchmond. Va.
FINE; OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL THE '
business men who like to run con?
fectionery and fruit stores. We have
two handsome stores. In busy loca?
tions. Big bargain for purchasers.,
Address K tl?2. care Tl?n*s-I >lspateh
HA'RDWAKE 1fi S 1N ESS IIALF-1N
Interest, with salary; active man
with 11,600 cash can procure half
Interest In hardware business, with ,
- salary r.f 11,1100 per year and halt
the net profits, to he paid out of me
buslnesa; in place nr. 26,000 popuiu.- ,
tlon, when- millions In cash are paid i
out annually; brick store, principal :
business ?treet; rent only $35. Box'
395. Newport New-a. Va.
WANTED. THREE " YOU NO '.MEN I"
Invest $300 each In ti good proposl
tlon where your Investment Is fully ?
secured against loss: this proposition j
benrs Inspection, and will pay In two i
months 110 for every $1 Invested,
Remember you are secured against
loss. II. V.. Box 34. Station A._
W A NT TH E CON SEK v ATI v E INVEST
or to Investigate the >> per cent, pre?
ferred stock now being offered by
one of the oldest, most widely known
and the only manufacturing company
of its kind In the entire South. Have
the largest trade of Its kind In the
Southern States. Company has paid
16 per cent, per simum. average, for
many years, on the capital Invested.
Also have several good positions to
Offer to Investors In our capital
stock, from $2.500 to $5/'00. Full in?
formation to Interested parties. Ad?
dress p, O. Boa' No. 123. Richmond.
Va._
NIGHT SCHOOL. TEACHING ALL
commercial and English branches;
superior systems, equipment and
teachers, Low rates of tuition.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
$oultrp, JJct anb Xiht &tocfe j
FOR SALE, SIX GO<U? .MI LES. CHEAP. !
Apply to MANAGER. STRAWBERRY
HiLi. fa ILM Bos SSi Richmond. Va., I
or phone Madison 4679.
FOR S?LE. S. C. WHITE LEGHORN
and Black Minorca hens, 100 each;
nlsn 60 Indian Runner ducks and
drakes; all of best strains obtainable.
Prices reasonable. State number
wanted. Address K 199, care Tlmes
Dlspatch. _ )?'?'['_
FOR SALE, THREE ~ WELL-IlRoK li
bound dogs. Apply at the grocery
store at Twenty-eighth and van able
Streets.
??iariLe?.
wa nteT>T^paiWy^\v1tiT ti I 1 ieeT or
four teams to contuict logging nnd
lumbering for sawmill. In Sussex j
county. Big Job; good pay. BALD- !
win TOOL WORKS. Seventh and j
Morgan Streets, South Richmond.
RICHMOND'S BES1 business SCHOOL
now at H02 East Broad Street. Pay
us a visit. Day and night sessions.
Moderate tuition rates. Positions se?
cured, masse V business col
_LEGE._
WANTED. to BUY" for CASH. HOUSi.'
hold goods In any quanU'.j-- Phone
Madison 38S1. _ _
5 E C O N !>-H a n D MACHlNlMKx* Or
every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1623 E.
Car')' St. Phone Madison 3528
personal*.
WINTERS A DOLEZAU LADIES'
TAILORS. 209 1-2 N. SIXTH ST.
L. GOLDBERG, FORMERLY' WITH
KAUFMANN & COMPANY, LADIES'
TAILOR; 202 N. FIRST STREET.
PHONE MONROE 3131.
0 MliKI/.l. THE TAILOR TO GEN?
TLEWOMEN. 408 E. GRACE, FOR?
MERLY WITH J. B. MOSBV & CO.
PLEASE YOUR PALATE; EAT TAY
lor pork roll._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOI D
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
Poarbmfl. ?/C
mrst CHARLES TtT ~B??VErX~ 1J?
East Frank Struet, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a Bpeclalty. _
WANT KD7 "BOARDEi RS AT 316 EAST
Franklin; also tublo boarders. MISS
PALMORE._
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
formatlon; consult our flies at South?
ern dopot, "Trngle's," SaundeTs &
Crump's and 2S North Ninth Street
' CABINET INFORMAT]ON BUREAU.
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN OR
couple; large, bright, heated room;
also table boarders. 100 West Main,
next to Jefferson Hotel._ _
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bod for 60 cont8; ice wa?
ter, bath and phono free. 1002. East
Clfty._*_
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT TA
hlo boarders; furnlnhod rooms for
ront. 308 East Main- Street
DAILY PUZZLES
Found on tho otllce denk.
aNHWeit TO YBMTBIIDAY'8 I'UZSMS.
Tabby.
&QV fault.
b^r?cxuTtAiT m??v OTBBlZ^jSui
pipe of every description cut to oraar,
CLARENCE COSBi, lutt? a. a et ?.;?./
Street. Richmond. Va._
WAGONS TO BU1T IOC, RUBBER
tires put on pror.tptly. at HICHAitJJ
SuN BKOS'.. til5 Brook, Avenue.
TWO sTsCOND-llAND KUNABOUTS,
one top bUgg) and several WUgOIlS,
all in good repair unit puluted. Tnesu
nr.- bargains. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731
Kasl Cary Street._
FOB S~? i.E\ C OSBY' S COMBINATION
baker and heater for wood und coal.
123 W. Broad. Write tor circular.
H)?:>.?< i.M ?- H AN D MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. L BLUFORU it
CO.. 15SS-42 Kl-st Gary Street._
FOR SALE, STEAM H/EaTING PLANT,
SASH. DOORS AN D FRAMES. AP?
PLY OLD MADISON SCHOOL ULDO.
for SALE, ONE OF THE BEST lo
Cated drug storee in Tidewater Vir?
ginia; good navy trade; reasons for
selling, owner not a druggist and
unable to give business attention.
Andreas P, O, Box 62, Portsmouth.
Va._
'?'ILL SELL BY DIRECTION of N. f~
Jacob & Son, Thursday. November
16, lail, 10:80 A. M.. all forfeited
pledges, consisting of watches, din- j
monda, jewelry, guns, overcoats, etc. ;
C. C. BRIDGES, State Auctioneer.
WEARING ORCHARD IN VIRGINIA, 1
100 acres deep, rich soil; Albemarle I
Pippins and Winesaps; probably have
S3,o00 crop coming year; splendid
condition; macadam road, rural <je-!
livery. $6,600. For details writ"
OWNER, Box 131. Lynchburg, Va._
FOUR-HORSEPOWER GASOLENE EN
glne. In good condition, for stile.
1*. O. Rox 216. City.
CHAUFFEUR'S CHINCHILLA COAT,
good aa new; cost $40; price $25. 900
Barton Ave.. Barton 'Heights. I-hon?
Madison 3144-L._
TWO ANGLE LAMPS, BEST KERO
sene i.glil rondo; one wood heater;
cheap. 516 Thirty-second Street. i
WE HAVE IT??JUST WHAT YOU i
want for the rough weather this win- I
ter ? H perfect closed-up buggy for:
the business man; ball-bearing axle,
rubber tires, neat style. Call and In
Spect same. Large stock of buggies, i
surreys and wagons. A. MEYER'S |
SONS. 731 Kost__?__I
SMITH Fl ELD SAUSAGE. THE SAU
___ with the llavor, til your grocer's.
WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE OF OKI EN -
lal rugs. KAMBOUR1AN, 315 North
Flist Street. _
WANTED. TO 8BLL A FIRST-CLASS
retail book, stationery and art goods
store, situated In one of the best
eitles in the Carolinas. Slock of
merchandise on hand about $20,000
Hood reason for selling. Address ]j
356, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
FOR SALE. ONE RUBBER-TIRED
runabout. $50; one top buggy, $35.
rubber tires; one phaeton. $30; one
top buggy, $20; one coal cart. $25;
one farm wagon. $20. THOS. H.
DUKE & CO.. 804 Brook Avenue.
SEE OUR ill' ill-< RADIO LINE ?T?
business and pleasure vehicles. Low
. st prices. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731
East Gary Street._^^^^
FOR SALE. ONE EfOHT-FOOT PLATE
glass Show case nnd counter, cheap. I
W. Ii. COWARD1N PON'S, 1S15 Easl'
Main Street.
TAYLOR PORK HOLL FOP. BREAK
fast: for breakfast Taylor pork roll.
&eal Cstaic tor ?>aie.
To"?^ACftK "fa"rm"' NEAR RlClfaJSNTJ;
6-room house; all stock, crops and
furniture. $3,800. C. B. WOOD, JR.,
&. CO,
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE NEAR NEW
park; splendid Investment or home;
$1,600. C. B. WOOD. JR., & CO.,
Real Estate, 1020 Hull St., Richmond,
Va._
L200I?GHE JAMES"RIVER FARM; 9
room house; tlve tenements, four
stock barns, oilier buildings; pro?
duces 100 bushels corn, 4 tons hay
and 35 bushels wheat to acre. No
better lnnd anywhere. $35 acre. C.
B WOOD, JR., & CO., Real Estnte.
Ul) t; N ER LOT""wl Tl 1 BRIC K STORE
nnd six-room flat and frame dwell?
ing; cost, $3,000; renting for $252;
wns taken for debt. Will sacrifice
for $2,000. L 511. care Tlmes-Dls?
patch._
fccal estate WBiuntta.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE FROM
owner, u ten or twelve-room dwell?
ing; centrally located. Address IC
1S1. rare 'l imes-1 >lspitteh.
WANTED""."!-.Tl RENT OR PURcTlVsIT,
country store with dwelling; also
would like a few acres of iand ut
trfched. Address c 308, care Times
Dispatch.
&oom3 (or \-\ent.
FOR H ENT. ONE"LARGE" RO?MTwPfH
private bath. Phone Madison 2206.
LARGE front room, WELL fu Fi?
nished and heated; references. Ap?
ply 312 1-2 s. Fourth Street._
^vo"f~?iTnished rooms, rath, hot
and cold water; $5 per month. 516
North Sevonth._
a couple of furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 019 North
_i-jg_th Street. _
FOR' "RENT " NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentleman next to bath.
Apply 2414 Hanover Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping. Phone Monroe
830. 7 North Sixth. *_
TWO LARGE. CONNECTING RASE
tnent rooms, suitable for otllce or
bed rooms; could he u.^od for light
housekeeping, us small kitchen is
connected. 1012 E. Mitrshull Street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, OE ri?
flemen preferred. 113 East Krunk
lln._
THE ROANOKE. 114 NORTH EIGHTH
Stroet, handsomely and newly-fur
nlahed rooms throughout; single, on
Bttlte: transients: permnnent
jf lat? (CWanteb." ~
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; bent, gas, balh;
reilnod couple; no children. MRS. C.
N. UNDERWOOD. 90? Host Clay
Street.
Coal aiw TQBooo.
LONG. THE WOOD MAN, IIaI? MADE^A
Specialty of wood about 14 years. II?
has the kind that splits easy arid
gives heat, because It Is perfectly
dry and sound. LONG'S. Madison
1069._
KINDLING WOOD. THOROUGHLY
seasoned, $1.76 por half-cord. S. H.
COTTRELL St SON. I'honu Madison
177.
HOAHD wanted in PHI VAT E KAM- !
ily for lady and three small chil?
dren, uges hIx. three and one years,
Address C M. burdette, care Roa
_ noko Hotel. Roanoke, Va.
A YOUNO LADY WANTS ROOM AjND I
board In private family: central lo- |
cation, B 355. care Times-I'lspatch. .
_iriatB nur s\zu,
k"i hst fi.at, " "k'oi: it" ui:ai:tVi-{- l
rooms, pantry and private bath. S
West Franklin. Applv 6 West Fratik
i?utomob?es lot fealt
SEVERAL. USED FORD CARS. 3 AND
o Passenger, whyth we havo taken
In exchange for latest models. Thcsu
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and w 11 paint if desired. Will
Instruct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or will aend Instructor homo
wit ? out of town purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO.. 1629 West Broad._
^Miscellaneous.
7Gr. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c.
ladles; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no uallH, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c: Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt liko now,
26c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe 2567._
GTilOLBTERINO AND MATTRESSES.
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND OLD
pieces reupnolstertd. Mattxcssoa
rcnovatod neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 EuBt Broad. Mudlson 52UI.
WINDOW CLEANING.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
spot .alty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon?
roe .1120.
RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING. TT
SILK, SOFT AND STIFF HATS
denned, blocked and retrlmmed. j
AMERICAN HAT CO., Fifth and Mar?
shall.
W ATCH R E PAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOBIEN, JR., la a guar?
antee that it If done properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning, tl; main
springs, tl. ?0fs East B.-ond Street.
All work jruurinteed.
EDUCATIONAL.
WANTED. PUPILS IN SHORTHAND
mid typewriting at Richmond School
of Stenography, Room 712, American !
Nntlonel Bank Uuildlng. MISS i
POYTHRESS. Principal._j
THAT CONE OAS HEATER.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT? IT SAVES GAS
and gives heat. A full line J2.50 to
?8.50 each, at HOWELL BROS., 605
East Broad.
EXTRA SPECIAL ?1.39.
BUYS A.GENUINE ILAYO LAMP COM -,
Plete. HOWELL BROS.. 602 EaHt
Broad Street. _t j
PERFECTION" OIL HEA'iERS. " !
NO SMOKE: NO ODOR?THE BEST
heater made. A full line 63 to 65.
Look us over. HOWELL BROS., 6U2
East Broad.
' GAS~HEATER 6L2b\
IDEAL FOR A BATHROOM. A NICE
little heater, that will do the work.
HOWELL BROS.. 602 East Broad
Street._?_
"ROLLER SKATES,
A FULL LINE ?UNION HARDWARE, j
Bpaldlng and Wlnslow?50c. to 14
per pair. Go whero you can find'
what you wanL HOWELL BROS.,:
?02 East Broad.
?LADdTn KEROSENE Olli
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE I
city or suburbs 5 gallons for 60
cents. No odor; no smoke. HOWELL j
HI.OS.. 602 East Broad._
BAKERY.
CREAM PUFFS! CREAM PUFFS: THE
largest and best In city, 25c. a dozen.
DRINK A HP'S. 12 3 1- 2 N. Sixth.
~~"lAIJIES. GRAY HAIR SWITCHES.
500 PURE HAIR (GUARANTEED >
switches. Art selling bargain all
this week. RICHMOND HAIR EM
PuRII'M. 221 East Broad StrecL
GRAY HAIRS! GRAY HAIRS!
WE HAVE A RESTORER WHICH
will at once restore gray or faded
hair to Its original color. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 East Broad
Street.
LA DIES, MAKE YOUR HAIR LOOK
BEAUTIFUL
SHAMPOOING THIS WEEK A SPE
clalty, 35c: English methods used.
Drvlng by electricity. Hair dressing,
hair dvel'ng. etc RICHMOND HAIR
EM PORIUM. 221 East Broad Street.
LA DI ES. YOUR HAIR.
A WORD ABOUT IMITATION HAIR?
Don't buy chenip imitation hair. It's
dear at any price. Wo sell pure
French hair, guaranteed, at imita?
tion prices. Bargains nil this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221
East Br?nJ_Strj??t;_
LADIES, TOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT.
YOUR CUT HAIR OR COMBINGS
mail.? Into beautiful switches, coronet
braids, cluster puffs, wigs, front
pieces, etc.. In the most artistic man?
ner. Chhrges very moderate. RICH?
MOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 East
Broad Street._
SWITCHES?* SWITCHES 1 BARGAINS]
BEST FRENCH REAL HAIR
switches are selling. Bargains till
this week; all shades In stock.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM. 221
En81 Broad Street. _?
' MANIC UR UNO
MANICURING! MANICURING! RH'H
MoND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 Ea=t
Broad Street._
YES. WE REDYE AND REMAKE
faded switches, pompadours, etc.
Charges very moderate. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 East Broad
Street. _ _
TAYLOR PORK ROLL. ~"
SLICE THIN, COOK QUICK, TAYIiOR
pork roll.
ILetral JZottce*.
Henrlco Co.. Vu., November 2, 1811.
TO DAVID SNEDDON. IF LIVING, AND
IF NOT. THEN TO HIS HEIRS AT
LAW:
YOU are hereby notltlod thvt on
January 3, 1910, at the front door
of lienrico count ? courthouse. I pur?
chased from II. C. Hochler. Treasurer
of suld county, at a sale of landH de?
liiKltient for taxes for the year 190S,
a tract of land In Brookland District,
in said county, being a part of the
Brock tract, and containing 86 acres,
standing on the lnnd books In the
name of David Sneddon.
This Is further to notify you that
unless yuo come forward und redeem
the same as required by law, I shall,
after four months from the duo pub?
lication of this notice, apply to the
clerk of Henrlco county for n deed
to said tract of land us allowed by
law. ROBERT TAYLOR
New York, November 15.?Permis?
sion was granted by the Supreme
Court to-day fur an Increase of Si,000
In the yearly Income of John Arm
strong Chanler or Chnloner, a.i he now
! calls himself, who Is an lncomp<?te.it
I In this State, his large New York es
| tato being managed by n cirrnmlttco
I of the person. This amount brings
I Chaloner's yearly Income up to $17,000.
I The Increase was requested by
I Thomas T. Sherman, who Is the com?
mittee of the person and properly of
' Ohaloner, on tho ground that the
I money was ncded for the upkeep of
Chaloner's farm at, Cobham, Va., and
also for traveling- expenses. It being
contended that It was beneficial to
I Chnloner to be away from his farm
at leaat half of each month.
Child Nur.I to Death.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Cape Charles. Va.. November 16.?
Uttle Iren?. Elliott, aged thsee years,
daughter of Q. 71. Elliott, a farmer, re
t-iding at Townsend. lower Northamp?
ton, was burned to death yesterday af?
ternoon. The child was playing with
matches, and her clothing caught lire.
She ran screaming Into the yard,
where her mother extinguished the
llnmes, but not before the child had
been hurned so seriously that she died
In a few minutes. '
jfUettags.
i The^tLmtlc band and
Improvement Company,
OhTce of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of Stock?
holders Of Thu Atlantic Und and
Improvement .impanv will be held
at the otllce of the Company In the
City of ltlehmond, Va., on TUESDAY,
tho list day of November, A. D.
1911, at 12:110 o'clock P. M
II. L. BURDEN.
Secretary.
November 4. 1011._
Atlantic Coast Lino
Railroad Company,
Offtce of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS 1 iREBY GIVEN THAT
tho regular ennual meeting of Stock?
holders "f th<- Atlantic Coaet Eine
Railroad Company will be held at
the oltlce *l the Company in tho
City of ltlehmond. Va.. on TUESDAY,
thu 21st day of November, A. I). 1911,
at 11 o'clock A. M. The transfer
bookn of the Company will close
Wednesday, November 8, 1911, at 3
o'clock P. M., and will be reopened
on Wednesday. November ?2, 1611, at
10 o'clock A. M
H. L. BORDEN.
Secretary.
I November 4. 1911._
ltlehmond, Frcder.cksburg and
Potomac Railroad Co.,
Office of the Secretary,
j Richmond. Va., November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
thu annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Richmond, Fredorlcksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held at its nfllce In the city "f
Richmond. Va., on MONDAY, tho 20th
duy of November, 1911, at 11 o'clock
A. M. Tho stock transfer books will
be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday.
November 13, 1911, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
21, 1911. NORMAN CALL, .
_Secretary.
Washington Southern Railway Co.,
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va., November I, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i the annual meeting of thu atockhola
I ers of the Washington Southern Rall
[ way Company will be held at Its of
lloe in the city of Richmond, Va., oil
MONDAY', the 20th day of November.
1911. at 12 o'clock noon. The stock
transfer books will be closed at 3
o'clock P. M., Monday, November 13,
1911. and reopened at 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, November 21, 1911.
_NORMAN CALX.. Secretary.
Potomac Railroad Company.
OfTleo of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va.. November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold
eis of the Potomac Railroad Company i
will be held at its ofllcc in the city;
of Richmond. Va.. on MONDAY, the
20th day of November. 1911. at 12:30
I*. M. The stock transfer books will ,
be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday,
November 13, 1911. and reopened at
10 o'clock A, M. Tuesday, November
21, 1911. NORMAN CALE.
Secretary.
Richmond. Frederlcksburg and Poto?
mac and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company,
Office of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va.. November 3, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of the Richmond, Prederlcksburg
and Potomac and Richmond and Pe
! tersburg Railroad Connection Com?
pany will be held at Its office In the
city of Richmond, Vn? on MONDAY,
the 20th of November, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
Transfer books will bo closed from
November 13 to November 20, 1911,
both Inclusive. W. D. DUKE,
I ?_Secretary.
jftealeb j?ropqtfaM.
Oflice of State Highway Commission,
Richmond, Va.. November 13. 19' 1.
BIDS WIDE BE RECEIVED AT THIS
oflice until 12 o'clock noon MONDAY
November 27, 1911. for the construc?
tion of ubout one mile of macadam
road on the Second Street Road,
about two miles from Richmond
Pinns and speellicatlons may be seen
at this office or at tho office of the
clerk of Henrlco county. Richmond.
Va. Certified check for $100 to ac?
company each bid. The right Is re?
served to reject any and all bids. .
For further Information apply to
the undersigned.
P. ST. J. WILSON,
State Highway Commissioner.
Atlantic dtp ?e*ort?
GALEN HALL
Atlantlo City.
Hotel and Sanatorium,
With Its elegant comfortH, Its tonic
and curative baths and superior table
and service. Is an Ideal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Always
ready. Always busy.
V. I,. Young,
General Mnnnsror
flnrtfon?fealts, ^i*JSa?_
By Virginia Auction Co..
Auctioneers. 616 E. Broad Strctn
AUCTION SALE OF
iURNlTIJE. CARPETS, PIANOS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OK
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
In our salesrooms. 6t'l Eas". Broad
Street,
TO-DAY (THURSDAY),NOVEMBER in.
at 10:30.
Bird's-Eye Maple, Mahogany nnd
Walnut Chamber Suits, Wardrobes ml
Chirfonnlcrs to match. Brass Beds,
Leather and Mahogiuiy Rockers.
Couches, Cabinets. Easy Chairs. Tapes?
tries, Pedestal Dining Tables, Dln"nK
Chairs. China Closets, Bullets, Mantel
Mirrors, Ornaments, Iron Beds, National
Spring's and Felt Mattresses, Oriental
and Axmlustcr Druggets, Rugs and
Carpets, two Upright Pianos, one Or?
gan. Oil Paintings, otto sot of Medical
Hooks, ono Oraphophono, with lessons
In Spanish, by International Corre?
spondence School. Cook Itangos, Gas
Ranges, Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves,
etc.
TERMS: Cash. Ladles specially In?
vited.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
By E. A. Catlin & Co..
1? North Eighth Street.
NO. 1113 N. TWENTY-SECOND ST.
AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16.
4:30 P. M,
This is a good lioiiso; Is oocuplcd
by a splendid tenant, who has been
there tor some years. Is Jn good order,
and the non-re3idt'jtt owner directs
that It he sold. Fairmounl car lino, at
Murshall and Twenty-third Street?,
will take you to the property.
This property Is recommended at
the price which will bo accepted.
_E. A. CATLIN & CO.
By Green & Kadd"
Real Estate Auctioneers.
30 North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
NO. 113 c>. LOMUARDY STREET.
ON THURSDAY, NOV. 10TH,
at I P. M., on the premises, wo will
oner tho n,hove property.
Tho Improvements consist of n well
built two-story frame house, contain?
ing seven rooms, besides bath and
pantry; is lighted by olt*oirlc liirhts
throughout, and has cupboards In al?
most "very room.
Cement "sidewalk runs t? the front,
hack and Side of this house, and there
Is a double porch in the roar. Kitchen
Is supplied with city water, a cook
lug range with hot water attachment,
and there are many other conveniences
that make this a most comfortable
homo.
TERMS: Most reasonable, and an?
nounced at sale.
ORE EN & REDD, Auctioneer.
By Pollard & llagby,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALIC
OF
GOOD PIECE OF BRICK PROPERTY
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY - FIFTH AND VENABLE
STREETS, BEING NO. 2436 VEN?
AHLE STREET.
We will roll at auction, on pi t miser..
TIRIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH,
at 4:30 o'clock, the above mentioned
brick house containing about eight
rooms In splendid order. Tho lot is un?
usually large and attractive. Parties
are determined to sell, so come and
get a bargain.
POLLARD & BAGRY.
Auctioneers.
*cal eatatcfor &?tt
* ' BY'f HE MONTH.
Per Month
1210 AVest Clav Street, 5 rooms. . $13.50
724 State Str""t, 6 rooms. 13.00
1300 Stewart Street. 5 rooms.... 10.50
1302 Stewart Street, 5 rooms. . . . 10.00
314 South Fifth Street, 6 rooms, 10.00
13 North 29th Street. 7 rooms. 10.00
1631 Beverly Street. 6 rooms.... 10.00
1625 Beverly Street. 6 rooms.... 10.00
D'.lrt North 23d Street, 3 rooms.. 10.00
1S14 E. Marshall Street, 1 rooms, 10.00
1919 Washington St., I rooms.... 8.35
H'Jtl Beverly St.. 2d flat. 5 rooms. 3.00
Clopton Street, corner Hull St... 7.50
Winder Street. 3 rooms. 7.00
Winder Street. 3 rooms.......... 7.00
604 Orleans St.. 2d flat. 4 rooms, ?..r>n !
31001,^ lister Street, 3 rooms.... G.00
1211 James Street, 3 rooms. 6.00
GREEN & REDD,
Renl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
30 North Ninth Streot,
Richmond, Va.
Telephones: Monroe 2100: Madison 3107
?orcl?.
Table cl'llote Dinners Saturday
and Sunday evenings. II to (I o'clock,
tl.?O each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, V?.
The most mngnltlcent hotel In tho
Sooth. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. $1.50 per day and upward.
THE HAMILTON
Fourteenth and K fit*., N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A select family and transient hotel, con?
veniently locn:cd: thoroughly comfortable
nnd homelike. Cuod table. American plan.
Rates $3.60 up per day. Send for booklet.
_I ?VI Nil l> RAI.I,. Prop
Luttum feales. J'utnre ?)ap&
Uy Golsan Sc Naah. Inc.,
and
J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer*
COURT SALE
MONUMENT AVENUE. BOULEVARD.
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS
lots!
20?CHOICEST WEST END LOTS?-:."?
TUESDAY. NOV. 21, 1011.
3 o'Clock P. M.
commencing at Monument Avenue and
Boulevard.
Sheppard, Guardian, vs. Sheppard and
als?Decree of tho Circuit Court oC
the County of H.mrico, entered 21h
duy or January. 1SX9.
By virtue of said decree, and In con?
tinuance of the execution thereof, as
commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose, f will proceed to .tell at pub
, lie nuctlon, to the highest bidder, at
the above time and place, a numbor
or the most desirable and cholcost lot-;
I in ll,e West End. and on said avenue.*
and streets. Among them are some
handsomo und beautiful corner lots
rheso ir.- the last and only remaining
lota to be sold in said suit, and the
only lots to be had from first, hands on
these popular thoroughfares.
TERMS: One-fifth cash and balance
in one note of throo years, with semi?
annual Interest notes, secured bv deed
of tr sst.
Maps can be seeured from the auc?
tioneers. jo LANE STERN.
Special Commissioners
Oolsan & Nash. Inc.
J. Thompson Brown Sc Co.,
Auctioneers.
Sh'enpard, Guardian, vs. Shoppard ami
.77'" clrcult Court of the County
<>f Henrlco:
t. Samuel P. Waddlll, doputv clerit
or said court, certify that the bond re?
quired of the special commissioner bv
Si icfo1"?" '? Kal<J c'xu^ ot January
I 21, 18x9, has been duly given
I AlSu,ei88?Iid0r my haTld- 1Uh aay 0C
SAMUEL P. WADDILL.
Deputy Clerk
By lerojnk K. Cox Co., toe.. Aff?t?t?,
Ashland. Va.
COM3d3SSIONER'S AUCTION SALE.
In execution of a d*-oree, entere^
October 81, 1911, by the judge of the.
Circuit Court of Hanover county, its
the below mentioned cause. I jhall off a.
for .iale at auction. In front of Barnes'*
Drue Store, at Ashland. Va., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, ltll.
at 2:80 o'clock P. M..
very desirable real eetatu In Aahland,
Va., of which the late LoulH Delarue
died seized and posaenaed:
1. Store property, fronting about 34
feel on east tide of Railroad Street,
corner of Robinson Street, and extend?
ing back lit feet, more or las?, to an
alley, on wltlc* It has a rear front!
of 28 feet.
2. Lot, with two-story frame resi?
dence, fronting 127 feet, more or letsr
?by ?26 feet, more or less, on west eld*
of Railroad Street, adjoining the Han?
over Bani.
8. Lot, with one-story frame build?
ing, fronting about 1? feat on weal
jelde of Railroad Street by 166 feet,
more or leaa, formerly post-office.
4. Lot, with one-etory brick build?
ing, fronting about 20 faet on weat side
of Railroad Street, by 1SJ feet, more or
less. Barnei's Drug Store. The las?
three properties will be offered In por
cesla and as a whole.
6. Two-alory frame residence prop?
erty, fronting 53 faet, more or less, by
811 feet, more or lass, on south slda
of Thompson Street, betwesn Railroad
and James Streets.
6. Lot. east side of James Street, be?
tween Thompson and Hanover Avenue.
128%xl82.2 feet, mot* or less, with
two small one-story frame dwelUng*
? thereon, will be offered as two lets or
as a whole.
The above property affords a ra*?
and unusual opportunity either for In?
vestors or home-aeekera, as It oonalat*
of very desirable buelneas property on
both aides of Railroad Street, In the
heart of Ute town of Ashland, and de- ,
strahle dwellings In residence portlo?
of said town.
TERMS: One-third cash: residue In
three equal Instalments at itx, twelve
and eighteen months, purohaser to give
notes, with lntereit added from day of
sale, title retained until full amount
of purchase money la paid and convey,
ance directed by court; or all oash, at
.option of purchaser.
STONEWALL J. DOSWHLL.
Special Commissioner.
-
"Dolarue vs. Taylor and others. '
I oertlfy that the bond required of
the special oommlssloned by deoree ot
Ootoher 81. 1911, In said cause haa bees
duly given
Given under my hand this 8d day ef
November, 1611.
C. W. TAYLOR,
Clerk.
By H. Seldon Taylor & Co..
Real Estate AuvtiMnt'OM.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT COMFORTABLE TWCW5TORV
SEVEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING.
NO. 1719 FLOYD AVENUE, BE?
TWEEN ALLEN AVENUE AND
PARK STREET. LOT FRONTS 20X
179.9 FEET. MORE OR LESS. TO AN
ALLEY.
In execution of n. certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
April 27. 190S. recorded in the clerk's
office, Richmond Chancery CourL in
D. B. 197-C. page 59, ?leraull having
been made In the payment of a part
Of the debt secured thereby, and being
required so to do by the beneficiary.
I will offer for sale nt public auction,
upon the premise.-., on
TUESDAY", NOVEMBER 21, 1911.
at ,4:30 P. M..
the property above described.
This house is comparatively new.
well arranged, and contains the usual
conveniences and will make you a nice
home, or will pay as an Investment.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale: all taxes to day of sale, and
the sum of $2,500, with Interest from
October 22, 1911; balance on credit of
twelve months, purchaser to give note
for ere.lit payment, with interest adde.i
from day of sale, and secured by trus:
deed: or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser.
If. SELDON TAYLOR.
Trustee,
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 V. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 25c. Free oh Saturday!
NOW LOCATED
7th and Franklin Streets
J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
LARGER QUARTERS

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