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Brcater Richmond's Grcnter Nevr.ipnper
MtKViF.ST WANT AND HT5AI. KsXI
1'A'I'B HEDM 11 IN VllllilMA. AND
ONE UK tin; BEST IN a ii i; i: i < a .
Want Ad Rates
In Effect juno 11, M#
Dally, one cent per word when paid
In advance. Nu All. taken fur less thun
ten cents.
One and ouc-buir ecntn n nuril nil
clnNitlileutloUK except' Situation Wanted
fur Sunday, situation H'uutc?,auii cent
u uord, Nu Atl. Sunday tuUeu (ur lex?
tbiin Uftecn cents.
No Ada, tukvu fur lean tlinu twenty
flic ceuta wniii pboned lu ur churned
nt (In- counter.
I'lione ordern nut guaranteed.
Clunstflcatlun nut Kuurnuteed otter
0i3U V. Aft
For buslncSH contracts. Mend for the
Want Atl, Wi.mi, pboue Monroe 1.
U?SrT'tJN'^o^? 1
Uveen Meuuosv ana Hit DuuloVurd.
buiien ut sinail key? wnu gas tuna
key uiiacbeu. Reward If 101.l nt linn
onice. _
^St7"a gold SIGNET 1I1Ng, WlTiI
liiitiala A. I-:. S., in Dijou, laut me.ot.
Reward paid u lett ot ii*o W. Broad.
A. E. ti'ili.Vb.S._ ?
FOUn?~BCNCh"13f keys. "?\V*NKR
can get huino by paying cost ot this
ad. C11AS. lt. AKPUJl?OK, Hill Katst
? Main._
lost, A gold WATCH FOB, WITH
iiiBcrlptioii, '.'Orutltuuc, 7-28-10. II.
M. O." Finder will please return to
717 West Main and receive reward.
w~ai^kiX^bk^iabT^
ugo und worn, utiisalary, \\ell-equip
peu lurm, directly on railroad; com-!
tunable house; all supplies f urnlsn-'
cd; no encumorancc preferred; will j
cuusider puny with wite und une ur]
two small ciuldrcu. b n ai-clns? ruf-1
<. 11 in-...... required. Apply lu writing |
to K 488, ca.o Times-Dispatch. i
WANTKi), ONfcT I- IRST-fJEASH COLOR- J
ed uaroer to serve wiute trauo; iikihii
be sober and polite; VJ guaranteed;
ur 00 per cent, on tioliar. Apply at
once or wire for ticket lu 3. HOW?
ARD (iitlJKN, Hank Harber Shop, No.
112 Market sStrucJ, Danville. Va._
WANTED, VOUKfj MAN, 18 Y TO 20
years old, not ufrald uf hard cleri?
cal work, lu an Institution where
ability is recugnlzed. Nunu need up
ply without references. High scliuol j
gruduulc preferred. Apply 11 135,
euro Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, GOOD, PLAIN COOK and
baker. White man preferred; one i
who Is wllltujj lo go to tin. coun- j
try. Statu wagVs expected. Ad-1
dress VD' PI8; care Tlmca-Diapatch. i
YOUNG MAN WANTED. TO WOItK I
fur a large poultry company. MuKt
give entire services and Invent small
amount of bash ub working security;
$20 per week guaranteed. Refer?
ences and security given. 11 13s, care
Timea-Dl s patch._
men of ideas and INVENTIVE
ability, write GREELEY & McIN
TIRE, Patent Attorneys, Washing?
ton, d. O., for their ll.it of inventions
wanted, and prizes offered by lead
ins manulacturera.
wanted." double-entry book
keeper, experienced in wholeaale
grocery business preferred, but not
necessary, citato salary expected,
age. married or unmarried; also give
references and experience. CLIFTON
FORGE GROCERY CO.. inc., Cllftun
Forge, Va._
WANTED. BOY OF ABOUT 17 YEARS,
with good ' <nicatk.n, quick and neat,
fpr sundry duties, errands, by lurgc
financial iimtltulion. Modest Halary.
Goto! opportunity. Give ref ereni.es.
Address II 164, cure Times-Dispatch.
HE n MANSHl p and' OT HER' BU SIN ESS
subjects thoroughly taught lit mod- |
eratu prices; day and evening sea- i
si uns. MASSKY HUSlNE.sscou.EGi;,
80s ]?;. Broad BtVouL_- _j
WANTED/ CARNATION GROWER;
married or single; good wages; per?
manent position; no pot plants. I
1" a leon. Florist. Roanoke. Va.
WANTED. YOUNG men TO LEARN.!
the automobile business; positions .
secured competent graduates. RICU- '
MOND auto SCHOOL.. i03 Grahuin
Street. j
' ma KB MONEY c?i.OHING iVOST
Card?, kodak pictures, etc - Wo leach]
you for SI. Particulars tree. Beuutl
ful colored card, lue. Box 213,,
Nashua. N. ? H._
WANTED, FOIt U. S. ARMY, A BLB
bodied, unmarried men, between ugcri :
of IS and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write
the English language. For informa?
tion, apply to RocrultltiB Officer, 820
East Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
YOU ARE ~WANTED FOR GO\ ERN
menl Job; $SU month. Send postal
for list of poaillone open. FRANK
DIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 415 K. Ro
cheiitcr. N Y._
Wanted, railway mail, ci-erics;
Richmond examinations unnounced
Junuury 15. Sample questions free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 416 K, j
Rochester, N. y._;_ |
WANTED.? Sd EN AND BOYS LEARN
automobile buainesH; new and mod- \
trn machinery; new cars; best equip-1
pet] school North or South; good po?
sitions for our graduates. CHAR?
LOTTE AUTO SCHOOL^ Charlotte.
N. C.
^IIUUIUIIIB k :.!Udj, ^CHttt:.
W^NTe15| F^VKXi' TO WORrT^ON
shares, stocked nnd tools. Apply
1?02 W. Broad Strvet, Rlcbiiiond, Va.
WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG- .MAN j
(2?), eight years' experience In mer?
cantile ouslness; Al bookkeeper and
salesman; location n. object; AI tef
orenceB. Address 11 12>>, care Tiim t
Dlspalch._
RE GIST eu E D ASSISTANT PHARMA
ulst wishes position. Address H 136,
care Times-Dispatch._
YOUxNG MAN OF_GOOD HABITS, SO
ber and Industrious, desires position
at once. Cupnble and not ufruid
of work. Can furnish best of refer?
ences. Monroe 3523-L_
WANTED, POSITION" AS LAAV CLERK
nnd assistant, with Chance of ud-1
' vancemcnt; willing and callable. Par- i
ticuliirs on request. 1. 515, caru i
TlmtH-Dlspatch._ I
atvitu >xo.'.aut&:>. .;; t'iiittic
ItAPID AND ^cc?rSt^7st^n^
pher, who has had some experience
In accounting; credit department ox-J
perienco would avail considerably.'
Give full Information Regarding past;
experience; 'name references and'
State salary expected. Address H 1
155. care Tlmes-L'lapatch. I
WANTED, YOUNG GIRLS AND WO?
MEN TO SELL IN OUR TOY AND
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS
DURING THE HOLIDAY BUSINESS.
' APPLY AT ONCE TO AUDITOR'S
OFFICE. THE COHEN COMPANY.
WANTED, neat APPEARING lady
to assist serving sample!) during pure
food demonstration. HERMANN
SCHMIDT. 50t B. Broad Street. Ask
^ for MR. flato._?
^ifitftnnuyV ?^'iifliue?.. if <>.mnlt
ai^'fXii^'rrrrELPErr wotJld^liTce^a
position to do upper -work, family
sewing and assist- with, children.
Wages very reasonable. k 456, care
'?: Tlroes-Dlspaich.
^?re?ifiortai i?eb*<MnmriV^
WANTED^'TEACHrriVs F?lf 'sCH?bLS
open now and .innunry. Can Cplaoo
200 at' $35 to $100; men and" wo?
men. Special enrolment offer.
SOUTHERN ..TEACHERS' AGENCY,
Columbia, 8. a
WpsJt?rt* anb Jfcmale.
vounuT^micn aniT~lai>ies will
?lud excellent opportunities for Hd
vuiiciug 1? liuuimis by lukltig our
courses In bookkeeping, ahort huttd
und typowrlUng. Day und evening
classes. masse Y business ~ col?
lege, S02 e. ?rgad Street._
?t?CKsSt/Zit, exT'eTu bnce'l>T~ 'vvri l i,
1 cousldor proposition ua representa?
tive for reliable lumber or coul coii
! cum. Aduruss 11 ?3, euro Timvs
_iJdsputch. ._
wanted?T7iyuou bailsmanmust
have cutubllslivu wado and good ref
orence. THE KAUFMANN-B A KW
! CO., Clncimiutl, ?.
WaiMeu the~ TATblic't\) kno w
thut jAilisKE Duoa., Jewelers. ?12
Kuui Alu in street, uuy. soll, exenungo
uuu rc-mouni utumuiiou in ino lutcut
stylus, old gold uuJ suver ulvvuya
tuAi-li in cxcuange.
WUY FAY. 2? CENTS PER POUND fOI!
turkey, when you gut one Ire? by
depositing In bank regularly ?i or
I , n?ore7 ti. Ii. KiJtO. Mf.u'uger Huvlhga
_Department, gjj N. Ninth street.
[DOLL HOSPITAL, C M. JI1LLEH, Pro?
prietor, 220 North Tnlrd Street, be?
tween Broad and Grace. All Kinds of
dmlu repaired. Twelve years' expe
rloneo. phone Madison 0417. -a Over
mienaium's jewelry store._
JNO. M. NOLT1NG, HAHD\\'AHIi,
nursery fenders, bruss ami black Hre
goods, superior cutlery, grupe scis?
sors, ash und garbage cans, door
mats, step ladders, poultry Blieara,
i_ house _f.urnishlng?._
NOTICE TO WHOmTt mAV CONCEUN:1
Novotnbor 22. 11)11.?lluvlng this day
hold my Interest In Cosuy's Puint
btOre, 315 North Adams Street, to
Mr. j. J. Hudson, 1 wish to thank
my friends and customers lor past
favors and solicit same for the liewjl
llrm, who will conduct the business]
at name place, nnd will be my buIc \
agent for Oosby's Climax Cleaner,1
which I will continue to tnanufuc- i
ture .on a much larger scale. Cull ]
same phone, Monroe 3050.
_i .1. T. COS OY. _ I
lt. F. & P. RAILWAY.?THE FREIGHT ;
depots of this company will be closed
NOVEMBER 30 (Thanksgiving Day).
Perishable freight will be delivered
between the hours of - und 9 A. M.
_LESLIE ELLIS. Agent
ELECTRIC garage. VINE AND MAIN
Streets.?We have opened tin up-to
date and well-e<tulpped electric gar?
age for the caro of electric vehicles
and storage batteries.
RAUCH & LA NO ELECTRICS, WA
verley electrics. Phone for a dem?
onstration, and let Mr. Smith talk
with you. W. C. SMITH & CO.. Vine
and Main, 314 N. Fifth Street.
$C*U2?tltt?S <i?t>p(UTUllUlt&.
1 OWN'fjuo "TUftKEY8 :ANB^Sr6po1$E
to give them away to everybody de?
positing in bunk regularly >1 or
tuoru. First come lim llrst served.
For particulars call on 11. B. ItEID.
2? North Ninth._
WANTED, AN ?-1 SALESMAN, WHO
is In u position to Invest from $3.Quo
tc with services, in un up-to-l
date manuf actuiitlB Company doing!
the largest buslncHB of Its kind in.
the entire South; good salary; year?
ly contracts: advancement; also want
factor/y superintendent, one familiar
Will Iron and steel v.ork. Address
MANUFACTURER, P. O. Box 123.
tTFe D LS CR IMIN?TLN? IN VEST?K
will do well lo investigate the ex?
ceptional oiler now being made by
one of the oldest and best establish?
ed manufacturing companies In the
city; large and continuous dividends;
highest banking references. Address
L fill, care The Times-Dispatch.
$200 WILL BUY AN ESTABLISH BP
business that has made me over i.'id
this month when work, d only In
spare time. Rare opportunity for a!
young man who can devote his time
to it. Other business requires niy
tlme. Call on 11. Ii. HEID, 2S North
Ninth Street._
THE RIClT MANS DELIGHT. THE
-poor man's friend?Taylor pork roll.
Grocers. P. A. HEINDE & CO.. Dis?
tributors.
i\cai ?itsratt iov i\ttu^
RESULTS TO LANDI^RDS? SERVICE
to tenants. J. A. CONNELLY ?i CO..
Seventh and Franklin Streets. _
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOME IN
West l?nd. 2200 block. Hanover Ave
nul, cheap rent; combination gas and
electric fixtures, heated, hot water
heal. Apply to 123 1-2 N. Sixth.
1 'U1NKAI1D._
FOR RENT, E1GHT-RO JM FRAME
building, bath and toilet; possession
after December 4. Apply 110S North
Twenty-third Street.
^^oarDmg._
WANTS dTTS?ARDSit S*" A.T~ 315 "ea""BT
Franklin; also table boarders. MlaS
PAI-MORE._
WANTED, BOARDERS FOR LARGE,
pleasant rooms. 2u9 East Franklin.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent, transient and table
boarders can be secured with MRS.
HORACE WELFOHD JONES, nt 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a spe
clnlty._
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you cun get n nice, clean,
comfortable bed for GO cents; Ice wa?
ter, bath and phone free. 1002 East
Clay._
508 N. FIFTH STREET; GOOD BOARD
and nicely furnished room._
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
formntlon; consult our llles at South?
ern depot, "Trngle's," Sounders &
.Crump's and 2S North Ninth Street.
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU.
t?Santc?. _
THE VIRGINIA HOME FOR INFANTS.
100 West Clay Street, Richmond, Va.;
long distuncc phone Madison 7190.
We have several beautiful babies
which we wish adopted by persons
who can furnish good references
Write ?^21^a|l_rl2Z Particulars._
RESFONSIBL'E , .PERSON, CAN GET
nice driving horse to use for her
board. . Address 11 102. care Tlmes
I ijypn tch._
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS GUARAN
tecd to all completing, our courses in
bookkeeping, stenography and type?
writing. Send for catalogue. MAS
SKY' BUSINESS COLLEGE, S02 East
Rrond Street_?
S K C t) N D-H A N D MACHINERY OF
every desclption bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1623 E.
Cure St. Phone Mndlson 3526_
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE
hold goods In any >iuuntl'.y. Phono
Mndlson 3S6L_
S'ltiiz tor SxCiTT.
fi'rst "flat7^?^'e^t^"fr^n^lr^
four beautiful rooms, hnth, pantry
and bent. Apply 6 AV. Franklin._
F?llNlSHED FLAT FOR RENT. FOUR
or six rooms, furnished or unt'tirnlsh
ed; centrally located' modern conve?
niences. Apply 116 North Third
Street, or phone Madison 79S2-J.
?PAUTMBNTi;TO SUBLEASE AT THE
Chesterfield; two rooms and bath,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply to
MANAGER._'
LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room at 322 E. Franklin.'- Monroe
1500.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. THE
Wellington, 914 E. Clay. Phono Madi
son 2200-J. _?' . .
ROOMS FOR TRANSIENTS. 319 WEST
Graco Street. _'_
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. BATH
and phono. No. 407 E. Cary Strcot.
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM FOR RENT.
14 North Sixth Stroot.
DAILY PUZZLES!
- ???!
'An adjunct to Thanksgiving.
I ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S fV/.Zt.E.
Mttrtlu.
i jrot mau.
I biTiLor?iTAL' "/i>ofC ?^TZ?V'^Aisu
I pipe ot u\?::y description cut. to ortser.
CLARENCE 'CjOwii t iuiS _..ei 'Jury
j Street. Richmond. V*~_
I WAGONS TO SUIT YOU, RUBBER
I tireB put on promptly, ut iiichahu
| SUN DuO.V.. Iii, MruuK Avenue_
TWQ SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
i one- tup ouggy uuu ?ovorui wagons,
[ ull In b"''U lupan una painted, ineau
I _r<s buiguuiB. A. Mi-YLK'S SONS, ijl
i'.uiii Ury otree'.._
[SMALLEST BIBLE ON EARTH, POST
agu slump Sl-O, llIU.-ll .iled, 1UC.
u.LitOL.ii\? Nu\_LTi Co., Greens
1 i?oro, A. C._
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold aim exenunged. 1, BUUi'OHD <_
CO., 1?3&:42 East Cury Street.
ON K_ STANDARD FI RE-PROOF HAKE;
In ut>c about a year; good conumun;
cheap; cash. 'Address G 103, euro
'i imca-DiBpatch.
K?rt * s".?Ie!~cT)SB"v':_ COMBINATION
baker and healer lor woou and coal.
I-.; \V. Broad.. Write tur circular. _
Sain HP1ELD SAUSAGE. THE SAU
? ? i;? - with the lluvur. at your grocer'-.
F?ll SALE, EVERYTHING*~LN~ THE
line ut business and pleasure vehi?
cles. We want your business. . A.
MEYER'S SONS, 731 E. Cary Street.
FOR SALE, ONE RUBBER-TIRED
runabout, $00, one lop buggy, $35,
rubber tires; one pbaelon, ?.>o, une
top buggy, $.U; one coal carl, $25;
one farm wagun, *$20. THUS. H.
DUKE & CO., hol Brook Avenue.
FORCED TO SELL EVEN AT A SAC
rillce. ten Hbares Consolidated Fur?
niture Works slock, Alta Viata, Va. ]
Addreas Lock Box t>3, Bedlord City,
__|
TAYLOR CORK ROLL IS IMITATED!
but not eqifulcd. Grocers.
I'UII SALE. ONE CHAM1MON ROAD i
machine. Apply 50? Twenty-seventh j
Street. _
WANTED, TO SELL ONE SMALL JOB
press and .typo, all In Al condition.
J'liulle Madison 6031 - J._
1 ?,000,000 FEET TIMBER, FINE,
mostly original, on navigable river:
land in fee.
3.500.000 FEET TIMBER, mostly
pine, on navigable river.
1,500,000 FEET TIMBER. MOSTLY"
pine; five miles of C. & O. Railway.
All of the above tracts in Virginia. !
1'. IL EU DAN D. Etna Mills. Va.
FOR SALE, ONE LUMBER WAGON,!
3i_-lnch skein, 3-lnch tire, new; coat;
$7o; cheap. See It at W. E. GILL'S
BLACKSMITH SHOP. Seventh and
MeDonough Streets. South Richmond.
RUBBER-TIRE DELIVERY WAGON.
HLGE1A STABLES, 410 N. Fifth St.
FOR SALE, NICE. GENTLE DRIVING
mare, cheap. AddreBs II 161, care
Times-Dispatch. ,
xveut ?u,i>ta:t; tut twa.it.
m^i^~sTr1:eY"si'ore. in g?od"con"-|
dition, near Tweiiiy-tlrat Street, rent?
ing under live-year lease at $30U;'
price, $3.500. J. A CON NE ELY & CO.
JUST. THINK! 66 ACRES, ONLY 2 1-2
miles from this growing city, Just
$100 per acre; probably ?1,500 worth
limber on it, leaving l_nd ulonc only
$.0. On turnpike, Just one milo from
trolley. Few people realize furm
lands have doubled lu last ten yeara.
and even far from city markets.
Think what advantage ibis place pre?
sents. Be quick. CHAl'lN fic HUME,
13 North Eleventh._
FOlF" SALE, OR WILL TRADE for
city property, 300 feet on best avenue I
In Highland Purk, and the heal lucu-I
tion near Baptist Cliurch. A J. I
. WARREN, 115 North Sixth Streut. |
SPLENDID 8-ROOM BRICK. DWELL
lng; new; nice section; two latrobes. .
Only $4,S50. Easy terms. Immediale I
possession. High ground, beautilully '
terraced. Concrete stepB and side- I
walks. A Biiap. CHAP1N & HUME. I
THIRTY-THREE ACRES AT AVE st
hampton; will exchange for city
property on cash basis only. J. A.
CONNELLY & CO._j
FINE INVESTMENT?$20,000, PAYING'
0 1-2 per cent.; four new, brick'
dwellings, containing eight modern:
tlats, with baaemeuL Total rentul ;
$1,920; capable of bringing $2,160?
10 1-2 per cent. See these; you will
bo delighted. CHAPIN & HUME.
EXTRA FINE HOME, HANOVER
Street; nine rooms, hot water fur
nucc of economical design;electric and
gas fixtures; hardwoou doors; large
cellar and lot. Only $6,700. Under
the present murket. CHAPIN &
HUME._ I
A SUBURBAN HOME. WITH SIX'
acres, adjoining Ginter Park; price,
?5,250. .1. A. CONNELLY & CO._
MAIN STREET CORNER PROPERTY??
About 15x145, containing two brick
buildings; only $11.500. Rental now
paya interest on this. Big protlt, we
believe, can be made on tills. No
safer place to plant a little * money
now. CHAPIN &. HUME_
HOMES AND "FARMS OF ALL DE
scrlptiona bought on our plana on
ubies the borrower to pay for same
on' small monthly or yearly pay-;
ments. We only charge 5 per cent, j
interest on unpaid balances. You
can pay in full at ony time, thereby
atopplng further Interest. Seven
years of success demonstrates our
plan ban no equal. Send for booklet 1
telling how. GEO. S. RICHARDSON.
408 American. National Dank Bldg., ]
Richmond, Va._ I
90 FEET ON PARK .AVENUE. NEAR i
Boulevard; price. $17.50 per foot. J.
A. CONNELLY & CO.
THE CILVNCERY COURT OF THE
City of Richmond, by Its decree en?
tered on the 3d day of November,
1911, In the suit of E. B. McGeoivrc.
who Sues, etc., vb. Nunnle P. Finch,
Administratrix of Chnrl.cs A. Phil-,
lips, deceased, et als., having directed .
that one of its commissioners in
chancery tnko "on uccount of the
debts due by the deccdunt, Charles A.
Phillips, at the time -of his death,
and of the liabilities of his cstatp, to
whom the same are owing and the
priorities thereof, if any," and that
notice of the time and place of tok- |
lug sumo be given by publication, ull
persons intereoted aro heroby notified i
that I have fixed on tho 2D. DAY OF I
JANUARY. 1012, at 10 o'clock A. M?
and my office. No.- 811 Travoler*' In?
surance Building, Richmond; Va.. ns
the time and place to procoed to lake
? said account.
Given'under my hand this 29th day
i of November, 1911.
v G. CARLTON JACKSON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Coat dnU f?Sloob.
i 11 E^VOODM AN" If AS ABOUT "FIVE
cords of good oak and plno knots.
If you hove n lieutcr or grate It
will pay you to got on car and ride
up to scu It. Ills coal makes puro
ashes. LONG. 150G West Broad
Street. ?
HUMAN UAIH BOUGHT AND SOI D
at HUGH ICS'S. 209 North Third.
J. KATZ, THK LADIES' TAILOR. 200
NORTH FIFTH STREBT.
TAYLOR PORK ROLL. THAT'S ALL.
Grocers.
j^i?CEtianeouBT^
UI'HCiLSTKRINO AND^MATTRES3I3i-?
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND OL;>
pieces reupliolslered. Muttressos
renovated neatly. Sanitary mctitods.
Reliable work. 8YDNOR & HUND?
LEY, ill East Brolid. .Mudiaon 2204.
_SHOE REPAIRING. ' :
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. ?i0c.
ladles; every pair sewed; beat leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-AIr rubber hc-ls,
40c; leather lieuls rebuilt like new,
26c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phouu
.Monroe 2G67. _ _
WINDOW CLEANING.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
' specialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Mon?
roe 3120.
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOB1EJ?*. JR., Is a guar?
antee that It ' <lon<i properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning. $1; main
springs, 51. lOS East B.-oad Street.
All work guaranteed._
BAKERY.
CAKES FOR THAT DINNER. BEST
fruit cake, 25c. a Ib.; u guod fruit
cake, 20c. lb; raison cake, 15c. lb.;
citron cake, 20c. Ib.; nut cake, 20c.
lb.: plum puddings, 20c. lb., at
DRINK ARD* S. 42.3 1-2 North SIXth.
ALADDIN. KEROSENE OIL
delivered any part of the
city or suburbs. G gallons for CO
cents; no odor; no smoke. howell
bros., 602 East Broad.
taylor P?"rk_roll
RELISH FOR BREAKFAST.
pork roll. That's all._
.Weetfngn.
Headquarters.
Commander)* ol St. Andrew. ?
No. 13, Knights Templar,
Richmond, Vn? November 29, Uli.
XGENERAL ORDERS:
Sir Knights.?Attend a stated
conclave of the comntandery ?t
your asylum In the Masonic
Temple, THURSDAY. 30th Inst. (SL An?
drew's Day), at S:30 o'clock P. M.. in
full dress of a Templar on foot.
.Members of Richmond Commander)*,
No. 2, and all transient Sir Knights are
courteously invited to be present.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
J. G. HANK INS,
Ca ptnin- General.
Attest: GEORGE C. JEFFERSON,
Recorder.
ftsanferupt Notices.
NOTIC E ' ^OF FIRST MEETING "OP
CREDITORS.
In the matter of No. I0S5.
CLIFTON 'C. RICE, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
in THE district court of the
united states FOR THE east?
ERN district OF virginia:
To the creditors of CLIFTON O.
RICE, of Richmond, In the county of
j Heurlco and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
I 14th day of NoVember. A. d. lull, the suld
j CLIFTON C. RICE was duly adju?
dicated bankrupt, und that the first
meeting of his creditors wdl be
held In my otllce, Rooms Nos. b02
and S03. American National Bank
BtUldlnc;, Richmond. Vn., on the STH
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D. 1911, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
the suld creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, exam?
ine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before snid meeting. ,
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
November 27. 1911._
notice-of ~" first" meeting of
creditors.
In the matter of i No. 1091.
W. D. NEW SOME. >? "In
Bankrupt. ) Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of VV. D. NKWSOME.
of Richmond, in the county of Hen- ,
rlco and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt:
Notico Is hereby given that on the I
2Sth day of November. A. D. 1SU, the
said W. D. NEWSOME was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the |
first meeting of his creditors |
will he held in my office, Roo*ns
Nos. S02 and S03. American National I
Bank Building, Richmond, Va., on the;
11TU DAY OF DECEMBER. A.D. 1911;
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, nt which
time the said creditors mny attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, j
examine the bankrupt and transact;
such other business as may properly j
come before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
November 29. 1911._
Rotels.
Table d'Hotc Dinners Snturdny
and Suudny eveutnes, 0 to 0 o'clock,
Vt.fiO each.
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel in tha
South. 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 8tt? N. W.,
I WASHINGTON, D. C.
A select family end transient hotel, con?
veniently located; thoroughly comfortable
end homelike, flood table. American plan.
Hate* 12.50 up per day. Send for booklet.
inVINd O. BALL. Prno.
The Valentine Museum
I ELEVENTH AND CLAY- STREETS,
j Open dolly from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
1 Admission, ' "Be ? Free . on Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND* CLAY STREETS.
QPEN JA.M, TO B P. M.
Admission, "25e. ' 'Froo''"oh Saturdays.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Ksi.u,- Agents and Auctioneers,
. No. 1113 East Main Strcot.
COURT SAMH?
OF
INTENSELY HISTORICAL f'ROl'BU
TV, WASHINGTON'S IIEADQUAR
r E R S. TUE OLl> STONB HOUSE.
HUlI/r IN 1737. RICHMOND'S OLD?
EST LANDMARK. NOW A RELIC
MUSEUM. NO. 19lrt EAST MAIN
STREET,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER >K 1911.
4 o'clock I\ M.
POSTPONED
on account of ruin to
TUESDAY. DECEMBER lull,
same hour.
, Chan, t ry Court, city of Rlehmigd, in
I suit? w .
".lohn D. Isaacs and others
.lohn E. Dove nn.i others."
Decree entered November 14, Uli.
I -
I By virtue of the above decree, and as
; spoclal commissioners therein appolnt
? etl Tor the purpose, wo will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premise.-.
' at the above time ami date, the prop
? erty mentioned in saitl decree, the Old
Stone House, fronting 32 feet, more or
J less, with depth of 155 feet, more or
less, to Rose Alley,
i TERMS: One-third (l-3l cash, and
; the residue In three equal instalments.
: payable at six, twelve and eighteen
j months, evidenced by negotiable note;!,
with Interest added, and tltin retained
I until said notes nie paid and deed
ordered by the court: or all cash. If
? desired.
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
JOSEPH C. TAYLOR.
Special Commissioner1
I J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers.
I I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of t'lie special eom
: mlfsioners has been duly given.
O'vcn under my hand this 21st dav?
or November, 1911.
Teste:
fSlgned) CHAP. O. SAVILLE,
j _Clerk.
i
SALE AT AUCTION,
j ON THURSDAY. DEC. 7, 1911.
at 10 A. M..
IN THE ROOMS FORMERLY OCCU?
PIED BY THE AMATEUR BIL?
LIARD CLUB. AT S2l* EAST MAIN
STREET,
Two Billiard Tables, two Pool
I Tables and all accessories.
These arc splendid Newport tables,
with Monarch cushions, cues, balls and
all other accessories necessary for n
first-class pool and billiard ""room.
Also Mahogany Desk and Chair, Elec?
tric Fans. Cash letrlstor. Clock. Ta?
ble.-. Chairs, etc., etc.
Purchaser desiring to carry on busi?
ness at sanu location can obtain lonse,
etc.. from owners.
I am authorized to sell privately or
publicly, subject to confirmation of
court.
Apply to me at 102 American Na?
tional Bunk Building for further par?
ticulars and Inspection of the goods.
Phone .Monroe 315.
Private bids received up to dato of
sale.
Goods offered flr.st separately and
then as a whole, the best offer to bo
reported to the court.
WM. CRUMP TUCKER.
Receiver.
By C. L. & H. I* Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES
OF LAND ON SEVEN PINES ELEC?
TRIC CAR LINE. NEAR STOP 38.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
May 25, 1911, recorded In Henrlco
'County Court, D. B. I91-A, pngc 299.
' and at rennest of noteholder, default
? having been made In payment of the
I note secured in said deed, I will sell
I bv pilbllc auction, on the premises, on
" MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1911,
12:3" o'clock P. M..
! the property desrrihed In said deed as
al) that lot of land, with a three-room
, frame cottage thereon, lying and being
In the countv of Henrlco, frontlnir 200
j feet on the Nine Mile Rond, or Seven
I Pines Railway, about six miles from
I Rlehmond. containing five acres.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale:
any taxes due. and to pay a note of
$350: balance at one and two years,
C per cent. Interest.
C. L. DENOON.
Trustee.
&eal estate forJtale
FOR "SALE.
3 Beautiful
Suburban ?
Lomes m
Parkland
8-Rooms Each
With or Without Hot
Water Heat
Theso houses have every known
modern convenience, such as water,
electric lights, sewer connection, beau?
tiful, large yards, with room enough
?for nice little garden; range, bath
rooms, front and rear porches, an
nhuodancc of light nnd hrcnthlng
.-i>. <f.j Handsome parlor, reception
hall a"nd dining room, finished In ma?
hogany and white enamel?can't de?
scribe this property to ? do Justice.
Come to-tnorrow and sec for yourself.
HOUSES OPEN FOR INSPECTION
ALI. D\Y. AND SALESMAN ON THE
GROUNDS.
Terms, $500 to $1,000 cash; balance
real easy. If this don't suit, we will
make easier.
Parkland, located Hist this side of
Glnter Park. Stop No. 22 Is on the
place. Come to-morrow and seo this
beautiful property.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO.,
Ba-senient American Bank Building.
-Real Batate forJ&eut^
FOR RENT.-i
TWO BEAUTIFUL]
FLATS
STUART AVENUE.
Six rooms each. Hot water heated.
Separate entrance. Rcnsonuble tont.
Eight-room Barlon Heights house;
new; up-to-date. Trlee, $30 month.
TEN-ROOM HANOVER AVENUE
RESIDENCE.
Near Robinson Street. Hot water
hen ted. Lnrge basement. Hardwood
Moors. Two hatlts.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO..
Basement American Bank Building.
^flanU'e^it^jae?ort?^
GALEN HALL
Atlantic City.
Hotel and Snnntorluni,
With Us elegant comforts, Its tonic
and curative baths nnd superior table
and service, Is an ideal placo for fall
and winter. 'Always; opon. Always
ready. Always busy.
K. L. .Young,
Onneral Manager.
Recently Arrested Highwaymen
(iive Sighed Statements to
Detective.
SCHOOL FAIR AT DISPUTANTA
Address by Superintendent Eg
gleston?Drop in Quotations
of Peanuts.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
? Rollingbrook Street (Phone I486).
Petersburg, Vit., November 29. ]
Detective Merkel, of, Heading, Pa.,
and Ohle, of Police Ragland yesterday
visited the State Penitentiary and hail
a talk with two of the four young
highwaymen from Reading; who were
recently sent to prison for highway
robbery here. John Lutz (J. L. Brown)
and Charles Lewzeskl (Charles Wll- j
Hams) talked freely, and gavo the
olllcers Information us to n number'
of robberies the gang had committed
other than those already published, ;
and gavo Important signed statements i
to Detective .Merkel, which will not be I
made public until that pfftccr reaches |
Reading, for which plnce he left this j
i morning. Th.e important confession ;
i wns made, by Lutz and Lewzeskl that
Joe Wlnsey (3. 1_ Caryl, one of the ?
convict's, fired the shot which killed j
Offo Kaufman In Rending on Novem- j
her 10. If the opportunity Is ever af- |
forded Wlnsey will be trletl for this |
murder, committed without reason
and without the shadow of excuse
School Fair Is Held.
The Prince rieorge School Fair, held
at Dlsputanta on Saturday, was a do
cided success, surpassing expectation
About GOO persons were In attendance.
I during tho day, 200 of whom were
i puoilR in tho schools. State Superln
' tendent J. D. Eggleston, T. S. Settle
and F. S- Farrar wcro the State offi?
cials present, each of whom delivered
an addrese.
; Mr. KggleRton made a strong appeal j
j for better schools In the county, ex?
plaining how such expenditures could
, be made and how Prince George could j
be placed on a footing with other |
: counties in tho State. Mr. Farrar j
; sookc on agriculture, and greatly In
' terested tho boys, especially In tho |
; vioble profession of farming
! The work of the pupils on cxhlbl
? tlon was exceedingly creditable rang?
ing from needlework, drawings, essays
and skilful penmanship, to bread, corn
and manunl training. ,
There were spelling bees, declama?
tion contests, races for the boys and
a parade for the school children, and
everything passed off pleasantly.
GrontidlioK "Suicides."
A large groundhog, which had bcon
I in the possession of W. Hi Harrison
! & Co., on Washington Streot, was
? found dead on Monday morning under
j conditions that lead to the belief that
] the animal- must have commtttod sui?
cide. The hog was left In a cage
on tho third floor of the store. Sunday
'night it gnawed out and in tho morn?
ing Its dead body was found at the
I bottom of the elevator on tho first
i floor. Tt in supposed the animal must
(have taken a leap In the dark down
j the elevator shaft and thus met Its
I death. The skin will he stuffed.
Peanut* nt 80 Centn,
j The quotation for Spanish peanuts
; to-day is 80 cents per bushel. Tho
i formers have he.cn recently bringing
' lnrgo quantities of nuts to market,
many of them In bad condition, and
not fully dry, and this hns. in part,
been responsible for the drop In price.
Another reason for^the decline is said
to be thn large crops In tho far South?
ern States, from which sections many
nuts reach the Petersburg market. I
Better prices are looked for later in
the season.
A Quiet Marriage.
I^tst night nt 8:30 o'clock, at tho
residence of Presiding Fide- J. K.
Jollffe, Miss Nora Mann and Leslie P.
Aldrldge, both of this city, were quiet?
ly wedded. A few friends witnessed
the c rmony. The bridegroom Is n
w.ell known young electrician.
Cash Register Robbed.
The store of W. L. Hubbard, corner
of Gilt and Jones Streets, was broken
into Inst night and the cash register
Parkland Lots!
DIRT CHEAP.
Only few lots now remain for sale.
Tour last chance to got one at such
low prices.
Only $8.50 to
$12.00 Per Foot]
No Interest or Taxes
Those who bought llrsl are reselling
at handsome profits. Biggest specula?
tion around Richmond.
$10 Down?$10 Monthly!
Come to-morrow and let us tell you j
a^out it.
Take North First Street car and cot
off at Stop No. 22. which is on our
property. Midway between (Unter
Park and Barton Heights.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO..
Basement American Bank Building.
I &e?l ??tnte._
! Wanted Vacant Houses
To rent. Wo have applications for]
j moro houses than we can supply. Lot j
us rent your house.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO.. .
j Basement American Bank Building.
t.J?ll ..i-'U.W
Miss Pattie V. Isaacs'
Contralto Soloist, Seventh Street
Christian Church,
aiu]
Teacher of Voice
Rcsulep.ee.and Studio,
No. 501 West Grace Street,
Richmond, Va.
j Day Phone. Night Phone:
i Madison. JAIL Monxou A512-J.
Thanks
giving
Greeting
To our thousands of friends
every whore.
In many thousand homes there
urd mat 'liless pianos sold by us.
Let us call your attention to
tho fact that now is a good time
lo select a Stelnway or some
ither one of our ltne for Christ?
mas.
Moses & Co.
103 E. Broad St.
Oldest Music House in Va.
and N. C.
wos robbed of a small amount of
money that had been loft In It. Aa
far as known nothing else In the :-,
st ro was disturbed. * V rfj'
Colored Conferences Meet.
The Virginia and Albemarlc Con?
ferences of the A. M. E. Church met;;;
In Joint nession here to-day In the Oak
Street Church, with Bisjiop J. W.
Hood, of tho former, and Bishop C. W. '?''
Clinton, of tho latter, ns tho presiding:;;
officers. A largo number of minis?
terial and lay delegates nro in at?
tendance. This is tho first Joint ses?
sion of the two bod los, and the meet?
ing will continue throughout the week,
and probably longer. Tho two confer
ou es embrace a wide area of terri?
tory, and much business of importance'
is to be considered.
Immediately after devotional exer?
cises and the presentation of creden?
tials, the conference began buslnoss.
The Roy. C. W. Wlngflold was elected
secretary. A numbor of brief talk*
woro made by delegates on the hopetul
spiritual condition of the church aud
the future of the race. Harmony and
good wUl and a spirit of optimism
prevailed throughout the session.
Ueuerul News Noten.
The National Bincuit Company \t
contemplating the erection of u busi?
ness plant hero, and is said to be
seoklng for a proper alto.
Thanksgiving Day will ho observed
as a holiday. Business will bo gen?
erally suspended, the banks, ware?
houses and Industrial establishments
will bo closed, and all of the churches
will bo opened for service. In many
of the churches offerings will bo made
fur the needy.
James Harrison, negro, became vio?
lently insane on religion this morning,
and wns committed to the Central
State Hospital. It required the com?
bined strength of several officers and
uiou to get blm to the station house,
whore he bad to be tied until lie could
be gotten to the hospital.
- Tho cllizens of Petersburg gave lib- .
oral aid towards starting the good
roads construction near tho city to
Dinwiddlu and Chesterfield counties,
and tin-j- propose to do tho same for
[ Prlnco George county when it. starts
ilie work.
The new boat lino between Peters?
burg and Norfolk will begin business.
There will be one boat at first, and If
business Justifies It an additional
steumer will bo put on.
J. P. Dunstan, a prominent citizen
of Ettrlck, and for1 twefity-two years
a justice of tho peace, has resigned
that oflico and moved to Petersburg,
Mr. Duns'.uu Is seventy-two years old,
but Is still actively engaged In busi?
ness.
Chief E. V. Fajlcy has returned from
Rounoke, where he und other tire .
chiefs of the State Bwere tho guests of
tho chief of that city. Mr. Farley
says that ltoanoke has one of the
finest tiro departments In the State.
William E. Braccy, the streot car
conductor who two weeks ago nearly
lost his life by accidental shooting,
is rapidly recovering at the hospital.
Ocey Smith, a negro, who recently
killed foil man Fortelll, colored, a
fellow workman on the Coast Lin?
section force near this city, is still
at large, and Is probably out of the
Slate.
The Rev. George H. Spooner, the
new postor of Market Street Metho?
dist Episcopal Church, arrived in the
olty this ovcnlng. He was met at tho
station hy the board of stewards of
the church and escorted to the par?
sonage on liberty Street.
Trouble Over Suit.
A civil suit brought by J. A. Booker,
of Richmond, agent of tho Cable Piano
Company, against piano dealers in this
city for the recovery of a piano or
Its valuo, resulted In peace Warrant?
being sworn out by Mr. Booker against
Charles Bryant for assault, and
against W. W. Bryan for threat. The
cases will be heard in the Police Court
on Saturday morning. There la noth?
ing serious In the cases.
Desperately ill.
Mrs. W. II. Eanes, widow of former
Chief of Police Eanes, received a tele?
gram this evening summoning her at
once to Loomls. N. Y., to the bedaldc
of her son, Leslie Eanes. who lias boen_
under treatment for tuberculosis at'
that Institution for some weeks. She
was advised to hurry If she wished to
see her son alive, and she left for
Loomls to-ntght. Leslie Eanes Is a
very popular young man, for suniu
time employed as bank clerk, and hlfi
serious condition Is greatly regretted
by a largo clrclo of friends and rolo
tlvcs.
LSpotta! to The Times-Dispatch.]
Suffolk, Va., November 29.?Three,
defense attorneys in the case of Dr
Rebecca Austin, accused or malpractice,
to-day In the City Circuit Court sought
a ciiango of venue, alleging that the
prejudice against tlic'r client was
i*trong and that sho could not get a
fair trial'with a local Jury. After bcvv
eral witnesses had told of the existing
prejudice, and members of the vi-,'re
had oeclnred that they could serve
Impartially. Judge Mcbemorc denied
the motion for a change of vaituev
prosecutor Burgess asked for delay
'bocauso Lela Bonnoville. ?Ixtcen-year-v
old girl from Baltimore, was absent;
She is ono of tho State's star wit?
nesses. Tho defense joined In tho mo?
tion for continuance, and the case went
over until February; T*ln BonnoyHjtfjj
who had missed train connection. ar?
rtvart to-night.

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