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'Create? Richmond?*) Greater Newaonper
f&lvf?mw iCi^fyfr toij?patfit
GREATEST WANT AND REAL ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA", AND
ONE OK TUE IIK.ST IN AMKUIUA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect June 11.1811.
Daily, one cent per mini vrlien paid
tn advaucc. No Ad. taken tor leas than
Ken cents.
One and one-half centa n word all I
clnsnltlcn tlon* except situation Wunted
for Suuduy. Situation Wanted, one cent
A word. No Ad. Sunday tni.ru for leas
Ibun llftceu cents).
No Ada. taken lor Iran than twenty
Pvc ceutn wltcu phoned In or churned
' at the coupler,
I'uouc orders not guaranteed.'
ClaHnlllcatlon not guaranteed alter
pi.'in l\ M.
Kor bunlnenN cuntructn, nrnd for the
Waut Ad. Muu, phouc Munroe 1.
faj -
JLost f.nb jfourjo
vciubor D, one yellow netter doff, with
collar and nicUul. Owner can net
by proving property und pp.yini: for
I thin ud. It. C. HECKLE ft, Ilotirlco
County Courthoune._
fe*)8T, STRlNOiOF-PEARLS JN FRONT
of Woman's Club or 181s Urovo Avie
nuo or 701 Wtitit Grace. ItowurU If
returned to 701 West Orac?>._
jSTMAVEp^ TO MV PLACE; MONUMENT
Avot.uo and RoHoneuth Itoad, two
cows, Ownor euti received paino l?y
paying churgea. A. C. OALLMEVKit.
JjOHT, MONDAY AFTERNOON. HE
tween post-office und Mutual Build?
ing, ?mall brown purse, containing
about $27. Reward if returned to
1016 Mutual RuMdlng._
PZlilciEl". TL'KK Kit, OF HANOVER,
' dlsnppvRroi November 14. Last Keen
at Elght/enth and .Main. November
14, at 11 P. M. Reward of |50 will
be paid If found dead or alive. All
Inforiuutlon communicate to EDWIN
1 'ltA'-'P. 11? N- Eighth._?
E?HT. NOVEMBER 28. LEWELLYN
Visitor dog, medium sl7/6, black and
Whlto; black head; strvuk down fore?
head; tan spots over eyes; largo black
spot on side: tuli half docked; upper
portion black, lower white; ?largo
white locnuil. right Tora foot. An
awors to name ot Hosier. Notify
W. A. MEHEOAN. 20 rJouth Ninth
Street. ?
-w"a~N"'tT_L^'OiX^^
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. H1CH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL, -03 Graham
Street.
WANTED. AN ASSISTANT P1IAKMA
clst; one with experience. A<1 diuhb
_D_IsP, ca.ro Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, F?H ?7~S. Alt_.1V, ADLE
bodtod, unmarried men. between ages
of IS und 35; cltlzeni of United Stales,
of good character arid temperate hab
Itr, who can speak, read and write
tho English language. For Informa?
tion, apply to R-.-crultlng Olllcer, b_0
East Broad .Street. Richmond, Va,
WANTED, EXPERIENCED COLORED
DRIVER 'OB FURNITURE WAGON.
MUST Iii: BOBEB .V.*il> RELIABLE
AND FURNISH REFERENCES, AP
PL?*? TO SUTHERLAND & CHERRY,
310 EAST BROAD.
WANTED, WHITE HA ruhr AT ONCE.
Apply s2i West Cary Street.
rW ANTED, TWO Fit AM KM A KERB AND
mat-cuttCiTs. Must have experience
Call at a. F. CRAiCfl ART* STORE,
-(11 West Blond._
men OF IDEAS and IN v BNTI vj_
ability, write QREELEY & MelN
TIRE. Patent Attorneys, Washing?
ton. D. c. fur their Hut of Inventions
wanted, und prizes offered by lead?
ing luunuf insurers.
?Trt o si ?irnnr^i eciianic: on lv
skilful and thoroughly experleu .ud
inen need apply; Short hours und
goud pay.' FUR? AUTO co.. loii \V.
Broad.
WA nt ED.?MEN AND BoTh LEAR N
automobile business; new and mod?
ern machinery; new cars; best equip?
ped school North or South; good po
altlons for our graduates. CHAR?
LOTTE ac Tu SCiluuL, Charlotte,
x. c._
LINOTYPE OPERATOR.-?NEW, mod
el 6, day work, S hours; non-union
town; }2? per week, permatncnU Musi
set 40,0(10, clean proof, s point, o?*
don't apply. ROCK1NGHAM DAILY
RECO BP. HarrlBonburg. Va._
AN 1NTELLIUE.\rT~ MAN of HIGH BP"
clal standing to represent us In Rich?
mond. Our specialty is country hon'os.
for which we have a wealthy cl'en
tele. References desired. II. M- d.,
72S Southern Bldg. Washington. B. c.
Is ilutTtion ?"C? a ri t r b, .1li
i^si^roN^^CNTEd"~a8 il A i.'; S M a n
In grocery store; several years' expe?
rience; sober, Industrious. Apply
1815 n. Twenty-first Street, Rich?
mond, Va. _
voung MAN. wTt7|1?3vE1(a;- YEARS'
experience as bookkeeper, c?st ac?
countant und cashier In manufactur?
ing business, desires posit>0n Of l:ko
character with live, progressive com?
pany. Can furnish references of
highest grade regnrdlng ability .ind
character. Replies confidential. Ad
dreus B 97, care Times-L'lspatch._
WASHING TO DO "AT"'"!-! "MOORB
Street. Satisfaction guaranteed. _
Wanted, position .FpR compb
tent young bookkeeper. Advertiser
Is present' employer. Ai'dress D 1S4,
caro Times-Dlspatcji._
WANTED, BY eYpERIE>CED BOOK,
keeper and olllce man position by
January 1; can furnis> references;
dingle; age twenty-six Reply Box
177, Lawrehcevllle, Va._
\VANTED" BY YOUNG" MAN WITH
several years' practical banking ex?
perience, position In Virginia. At
present with $30.000 -ounlry bank,
but desires a chungv- Roierehcea
furnished. Address L B??. care Tlmes
Dlapatch. ? '_
POSITION WANTED] di-V'UTY CLERK,
stenographer und bot'ktyplst; good
refert-nceB furnished. " care
Tlmes-Dlsoatch._
.,feXPBlTfliNCi?d COFFEB f=.\LE.-'MAN
will consider prnpo.slt on to sol) re?
tail trade North Caroll-ia. L B21, care
Times-Dispatch._
Wanted, to i.f.arn io Drive and
repair automobile; an) young wbllo
man, 22, from the fan.1- Ciiii furnish
good references. Will work for board
first month. Glad to bear Irmii ,>rl
vato owners. Addres^ YOUNG Man",
care K, F. D. Carrier. Mount Airy. Va.
DRAFTSMAN, . 18 , YELKS' BXPERI
cno-i. will accept pt?S|tlonj S7r. per
morth. L S22. care Timr-s-Dlspntch.
Ijclu Clantc?. X'Ciu.iIr
.w^Tli2rA^ir,vr~^in for houkr
worlc nnd to assist .,n washing, (tl?
TVcat Grace. _
wanted" FI.N'ISHKl'jrf on FinST
ciaax pants, ioo s. Second Street_
SLANTED,VA IADXtT? TAKE OHAHGR
of house for famlll' of four; n good
home. Address C caro Tlinos
Dlsnatch.'_
fboUtitoiG~M\V fealr?mcn
^At?T^f^EW)?R" }EN"CBD^rW?Qr.
menl salosin?n; liieral commissions;
rofereneos require)- TUE Mi:L>ON
OUGII CO., Bflx Savannah, Ga,
Hoom? GlinntciJ.
sire two or throe furnlBlied rooms
for ll/,ht hotisckooiJUKi with use of
phono and bath; western noctlon of
olty. Permanent Vddieas JU 1211
pure Tlroea-DlsoAto)?
feltuationd CMantto, jrtmalt
nogrspher: bank work preferable,
Addross F 266. cure Ttines-DlBPatch.
YOUNG LADY DE8IRES POSITION TO
do ulcrical work and assist In book?
keeping. Addrooe A 41, oaro Tlmos
pi?putch ._
WHEN. YOU AHE ILL CALL ON UN
dergroduato nurse. Madison 8S5-L.
flotitea
ET-"Et^rlnc~aAT\A\^^
Streets.?Wo have opened an up-to
dato and woll-equtpped electric gar
ukc for tho caro of electric vehicles
and storage battorlcs.
RAUCH ft LANG ELECTRICS. WA
vcrley electrica. Phone for a dem?
onstration, and lot Mr. Smith talk
with you. W. C. SMITH & CO., Vino
and Main. 314 K. Fifth SJUreot._
TOYS!?REMOVAL SALE NOW ON
at TOMI'KINH'S. 811 W. Broad Street.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. 912
Eaat Main Street; buy. sell, exchange
and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold und silver always
I tslun In exchange._
Bu?lnf?? ?>ppoctur?tie0
w^ERrl^>TX~relT aB le~ ^nlTt IT?R?
oughly posted retull furniture man
to tuko ehargo of a retell furnlturo
business In a, city of 36,000, this
! Slate; must have ?4,000 or $6,000 to
Invest; all other necessary capltul
! available; don't reply to this ud. un?
less you have the money und can fur
i nlsh best of references. Address
L 630, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
j A RARE : CHANCE TO -PURCHASE A
I well-establlBhed real estate business;
suburban, timber and farm proper?
ties; best location in city. A bar
, gain to the right parties. Address
! A 48, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch._
HOMES AND F Arms OF ALL de
scriptlons bought on our plans en?
ables the borrower to pay for Bame
on emull monthly or yearly pay?
ments. Wo only charge 6 per cent.
Interest on unpaid balances. You
can pay In full ul any time, thereby
stopping further Interest. Soven
years of success demonstrates our
plun has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. 8. RICHARDSON,
40b American National Dank llldg.,
Richmond. vn.v
WAI. 1'eDT AN EXPERIENCED SALES
man Who can Invest $2,500 with ser
vleoJ with one of tho largest and
best established manufacturing com
panics In tho entire South, to make
headquarters at Norfolk, Vil, and
manage the Eastern part of Virginia
and. NtI_ Carolina. Guod salary,
yenrly contract, Investment secured.
Company cun glvo highest bank ref-'
orences. Address "MANUFACTUR?
ES," P. O. Box No. 123, Rlchm/nd.
cniantcD
V^A^TEUT" OL D aTiESE" TfiATu'tT.
beds; best cash prices paid. Ad?
dress c. F. DICKINSON, General De?
livery. Richmond. __
Wanted, tTTTIuy a cleaning and
pressing business. Address W. D.
W1L1 HJRNj 106 East Clay Street._
WANTED. a LOAN OF $l.s00 OR J2,
000; first mortgage on a good fuim
near Richmond; will pay Inttrt-st
quurttrly und pal' brokeruge. Ad
tlresu D ITT. ear<j Times-DlspaL.-h.
B 1 gTCLUB AND MOTOR CYCLES
make nice Jtmas presents. See
TOMPK1NS. SU W- Uroad St. Only
complete stook In oily; new und
second-hand._
WANTED, TO HUX FOR CASH, HOUSE
hold goods In any quuntli/. Phone
Madison ShbL_
S E C O N d-h A n d MACHINERY OF
every description bought at full
value. (?LARENCE COSBY. 1623 E.
Cary Ft I'll' lie Madison 2628_
Pncouala
?f;T"A" WViM11 I t IT I .LA FREE--^ VERY
purchuser of $16 worth of umbrellas,
or any ?n<- who brings purchasers to
thi < amount, will get a $3 umbrella
absolutely free. NEWMAN'S UM
] 1 j<ELLA FACTORY. 31 S East Broad,
pnorio Monroe 2109.
f?iS 1 E.Mo\ ii- SALE NOW ON
it TOMBKiNS,S. .111 W. Broad Street.
tIERE IS Tim STYLE AND Pr.ICE IS
THE LOWEST.
Plain tailored and fancy suits at great
reduction. Patronize me and save
tho middleman's prodL
E. SUBRIZI,
403 E. GRACE ST..
THE TAILOR TO GENTLEWOMEN.
HUMAN HAIR UOUOHT AND SOI D
at HyOHESJg 209 North Third.
Room** for ucnt
8ffcTaLY?:FUR^
or without board. _jis East Marshall.
TWO BrTgiTt. C O M f ? r TAB L E
rooms: heat, combination lights,
batli. 122 South Fifth._
COMFORTABLE, furnished, HEAT
ed room; gau, bath; to reliable gen?
tlemen early ooffeo served In room
free. 609 N. Tenth Street.
Two-"large connecting rooms,
suitable for housekeeping. 104 West
Grace.
FuIiNISHeTj or ?N furn1 shed,
heated rooms; bonrd If desired. 14
North Third.
s14 E. CLAY?FRONT ROOMS. laroe
and small: business men preferred.
ROOM FOR RENT._F?"?TITH FLOOR,
Virginia Building; steam heat, elec?
tric light, bath, elevator; gentlemen
only. Rhone Madison 6930, or call.
FOk RENT. 1011 wT'oRAClTsTREET.
furnished rooms, with heat.
NICELY FURNISHED li??MS, THE
Wellington. 914 E. Clay. Phone
Madison 2200-J._>
NICELY FURNISH ED ROOMS. HOT
arid cold water, bath and phone. 525
East Main.' *_?
largE7 WELlTiBATED ROOMS; PRI
vttto bath. Apply 223 Governor Street.
Phone Madison 396-J._
lTrITk-h?s^mentT dining room
und kitchen with range, very cheap.
Suituble for limiting dining room;
good location. Cull'716 EF.st Frank?
lin. _ _
lixcnl estate $oi Kent
f fl RSSTr? I /DOR'S "'FO'R^R I?NTr^3xl2ii
r. et; rear entrance, elevator service.
Apply 2.r? Weal Broad.
Ural estate cwantrt
v\^NTED,~ A'T OVCE^'A^^tESIDE^fcE
or house of two Hats, on Grace Street,
west oi lbdvidere. Address VAUQHAN
ft 'CO.. :i North Eleventh StrceL?
WANTED?"TO" BUY DIRECT FROM
owner, a good building lot on West
Grove or Grace. Address B 122, cur*
Times-Disput eh.____?______.___,
Jooatbino
f'frt^'^CL^Css'ACCOMMO^^
permanent, transient and table
hoarders can bo secured with MRS.
HORACE WELFORD JONES, at 200
E. Franklin Street. .Gentlemen a spe?
cialty. '_
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop whore you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice wa?
ter, bath and phone free. 1002 East
Clay._
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDINO IN
formntlon; consult our (lies at South?
ern depot, . "Traglo's," Saunders -&
Crump's and 28 North Ninth Street.
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU.
BOARDERS VOR NICE ROOMS, VA
por heat; also table boarders. 103
East Grace._ ?
WANTED. BOARDERS AT ?15 EAST
Franklin: also table hoarders. MISS
PA_IORE.
DAILY PUZZLES
What article of food?
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S l'[7J,Li:.
Bleak.
Srot Bait
YvCfooNs^To eGvr^rSv, rujBBEH
tlree put on promptly, at RICHARD
BON BROS'.. 616 Brook Avonuo.
STRUCTURAL /BON. cTEEL AND
' pipe of ovary description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY 1622 E?ut Oary
?Street. Richmond, Va._,
TWO SECOND-HAND BUNABOUT3.
one top bUBKy and several wagons,
all In good repair and painted. These
are bargains. A. MEYER'S SONS, 721.
Euat Cary Street.
FOR SALE, ONE SECOND-HAND TOP
grocery wagon, $40; two high-grade
top buggies, rubber tires, $.,.> .?ach;
ono runabout, rubber tires, $45. A.
MEYERS SONS. 731_E Cary Street.
XMA9 UMBRELLAS?DON'T/DELAY;
come at once to NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. ?18 East
Broad; 5*000 umbrellas for sale at
once. Phone Monroe 2109.
-iECON d- H? NDM AC>I IN~ER Y~BOUGHT
Bold and exchanged. I. BL1JFORD &
_Co., 153S-41 East Cary Street._
FOTt BALE, FRIOK ROAD and PLOW
Ing engine, P^xlO. In perfect condi?
tion; used one year on farm; en?
gine at buthorlln, Va. Address J.
FOBNEY YOUNO, 82 Gunthor Bulld
' Ing. Baltimore. Md._
SEVERAL SECOND-HAND BUGGIES.
lv.ii coal carts, and ono farm wa?
gon; also nice line of buggies and
runabouts. THOS. H. DUKE j& CO..
'801 Brook Avenue.
, i'OR 8A ?B, BUSINESS WAGONS,
suitable for every purpose, top and
open; satisfactory servlco guaran?
teed. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 E. Cary
I Street._
, FINE ASSORTMENT OF UNREDBEM
|_rd cameo pins, 15 to $25. JACOBS.
LA DI ES' S?iTTd ?OLD DRUMMER
samplo watches, $11; Jeweler'a prices,
$18. JACOBS. Ninth Street_
SOLID GOLD" GENTS' AND LADIES'
cuff buttons. $1.50 to $3.50. JACOBS'?
LOAN OFFICE._
200 UNREDEEMED DRUMMER BAM
pie overcoats. $7.60 to $11. JACOBS.
220 North Ninth._
TOY DRUMS, THE LARGEST ASSORT
rnent In the city. $2.50 to $6.50. JA?
COBS.
COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS.
65c; cylinder records, 1,5c.. for Edison
or ColumbTa graphophonos. on easy
payments. TALKING MACHINE CO..
704 E. Main Street.
TOYS'?REMOVAL SALE NOW ON
at TOMI'KINS'S. -Ill W. Broad Street.
B I C Y C L E S AND MOTOR CYCLES
make nice Xmna presents. Sen
TOMPKINS. 311 W. Broad St. Only
complete stock in city; new and
? second-hand.
F?Tt SALI.. FIRST-CLASS HOUNDS,
thoroughly broke for rabbits. E. II.
N EDLE XT. 1213 Hull Street, Rich?
mond. _
FOR SALE, FRIGK ROAD AND PLOW
Ing engine, 9"4xl0. In perfect condi?
tion; used one yenr on farm. Ad?
dress J. FOBNEY* YOUNG, S2 Gunther
Building. Baltimore. Md._
WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE OF
Oriental rugs. KOMBOUB1AN, 215 N.
First Street._
COSBY'S COMBINATION BAKER AND
heater for coal and wood. 423 Weat
Broad. Write for circular.
FOB SALE. AN EDISON7?! PHONO -
graph, but little used; 40 records;
low price. Address 1800 Grove Ave?
nue._
SEVERAL SIGNS, ELECTRIC FIX
turcs and transfer filing cases. Phono
Madison 260. or call on GEO. W.
B?HLKE, Supt., 501 Truvelera' Bldg.,
Richmond, Va.
EAT SM"lTH FIELD SAUSAGE! EAT
Smithtlefd "sausage! For sale at your
grocer's.
FOR SALE. ONE BERLIN. NO. 44.
four-sided planer and matcher. Will
take half' pn vmont In lumber. Ad?
dress PETERSBURG WOOD SUPPLY
CO., Petersburg, Va._
lacnl testate $ot fenle
EN^fRA^lNE^olnl^
nue; nine rooms, hot water furnace
of economical design; electric and
gas fixtures; hardwood doors; large
cellar and lot. Under the present
market. CHAPIN & HUME._
for Sale, is?-acre ? farm, mile
from trolley. 6-cent faro to Rich?
mond; 58 acres cleared, balance tim?
ber. Only $30 per acre. Just {1.550
ensh. balance can stand at C per cent.
Oood sectfon. A bargain. CHAPIN
& HUME. Madison 80._
FINE INVESTMENT. $20.000, PAYING
9 1-2 per cent.?Four new brick
dwellings, containing eight modern
Hats, with basement; total rental $1,
920; capable of bringing $2,160?
Tti 1-2 pert1 cent'. See these. Y'ou
will be delighted. CHAPIN & HUME.
1311 North Eleventh. ? _
FOlSTSffisC TlTfOBOlJGHLY UROKVi
setter bitch, three years old; extra
good on single blrtls; good nose; good
rctrlevor. Price, $50. Address C 159,
care Times-Dispatch.
I INDIAN R?NNpR;DUCKS, black Mi?
norca and S. C. White Leghorn hon6,
best strains. Prices reasonable; any
number. Address Box 14 4, Amelia, Va.
jrlatsi $01 HSUnt
fij7in7si^fed^fl?
everything convenient. 207 N. Twen?
ty-third St. Phone. Madison 2771-J.
FURNISHED FLAT~FOR RENT. FOUR
or six rooms, furnished or unfurnlsh
cd; centrally located- modern conve?
niences. ' Apply 116 North Third
Street, or phone Madison 7982-.T.
Coal anb moon
TRYN"TfHTTT8Aa?>,T5cA^
woodman or. It and you will find It
clean and Quick to burn. Very good
for cooking or general housework. If
your groceryman does not handlo It
tell him to do so and phono mo about
It. LONG'S. Madison 1060-1070.
SQititcllancoiifS
'bakery.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. LET US
bake your calces. We sell tho gen?
uine Vlonna broad, nice cakes! Pies,
etc. IVAN MV'.LER'S NEW YORK
BAKERY,'110 W. Broad. Phono Mad
lson 25S9._?__
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city oi\ suburbs, 5 gallons for 60
cents; no odor; no smoko. HOWELL
' BROS., 602 East Broad.
Demonstration on Bellwood
Farm Witnessed by Over
300 Interested People.
Bollwood Farm. Chesterfield County.
Va,, December 11.?Three hundred
people or more gathered hero to-day
to see a demonstration of the use of
dynamite on the fa?m. and a Bne
show thoy witnessed..' A h?lf-acro was
subeolled, a dozen o> more tree plant?
ing holes woro mnd/o, a fifty-foot ditch
was dug, the remnant of a giant oak
was blown Into kindling wood, roots
?$ta*ccUanr0ii0
KfiTr!itX/ii eiTTTm",\1Tpr koent.
YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRE8
cnt to him. Sec McCOV, Eighth and
Broad Rtrocts, the driest lino of ci?
gars und pipes In this city; Havana
cigys, the boBt that can bo bought,
parted In boxes, from 60c and up.
Have a look; best ever. Wo aro the
orients for Bark & TUford's candles,
/rhey can't be beat.
BICYCLES.
WE HAVE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE
line of bfcycles to bo found In the
city. Before buying don't fall to
call and see us. Also a large lino of
ports; everything that you ncod for
the bicycle at the lowest prices. A.
1*. GEXTJ'.Y, 608 W. Broad. Phono
Monroe 2031.
UPHOLSTERING AMD MATTHESSSa
PAR1X1R SUITS. COUCHES AND OLD
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. SY'DNOR & HUND?
LEY, 711 East Broad. Madison ZZOI
SHOE REPAIRING.
75c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c.
ladies; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 25c: Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main. Phono Mon?
roe 2C67.
, XMA8 UMBRELLAS.
"BIG FACTORY SALE OF UMBRELLAS
now golns on at NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. 318 East Broad
Street. $1 umbrellas for 50c; $1.50
umbrellas for 75c: $2.50 umbrellas
for $1: $3 umbrellas for (1.49; 11
umbrellas for 51.98; $7 gold and sil?
ver horn, Ivory and .pearl handles,
with fine silk covers, for $2.98. We
have ? umbrellas from 60c up to $10
apiece. We have a big lot of chil?
dren's Christmas umbrellas from 50c
up to 2 apiece. Call at once. Phono
Monroe 2109.
WATCH REPAIRING.
TOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOBIEN. JB., Is a guar?
antee that It 1 done properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning, $1; main
springs, $1. 498 East Broad Street
All work guaranteed.
EXPERT GRINDING.
II ACH & REEVES, SUCCESSORS TO
Earnest Miller Cutlery Works and
Grinding Establishment, dealers In
all kinds of cutlery. A specialty Is
made of concaving razors, grinding
all kinds of clippers, tailors' and
barber shears. Cutlery of all kinds
repaired. Orders by mull or express
promptly attended to. 310 and
310 1-2 West Broad. Phone Madison
4168.
CARVING SETS.
THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE
line in the city. $1.50 to $S per set.
It's quality you want to give.
HOWELL BROS.. 602 East Broad.
TOOL> ? CABINETS.
KEEN KUTTER TOOL CABINETS
$8.CO to $25. Tool cheats, 50c to $3.
HOWELL BROS., 602 East Broud
Street._
SCISSORS AND SHEARS!
FULL LINE KEEN KUTTER SHEARS
In sets. All prices. HOWELL BROS.,
_602 East Broad Street. _
POCKET KNIVES.
OVER 200 PATTERNS TO SELECT
from. 25c to $5 each. HOWELL
BROS.. 602 East Broad Street.
XMAS CAKES.
Fruit cakes, 20c, 2Sc., 30c; raisin cako.
4-lb. for 50c; citron cakes, 20c.
pound; sliver cakes. 20c. pound; gold
cakes, 26c. DRINK. ARD'S, 423 1-2
North Sixth._
"SEWING MACHINES"
NOW MR. HUBBY, IS THE TIME TO
make a virtue of necessity. Givo
your wife a. handsome Standard mn
chlne for a Christmas gift. You
know ohe wants the best. Office. 529
West Broad Street. Phone Monroe
2G?6. GARLAND H. CLARKE, Agent
' jv Fhe"~sta"ted" coMaff?ncAnoN
"IfV of 8t John's Lodge, No. 36. An
/T . dent. Free and Accepted Masons,
w 11 be held In its lodgo room at the
Masonlo Templo THIS (Tuesday) EVE?
NING, December 12, 1911, at 7:30 o'clock.
Election of ofHcors.
Every member of the lodgo Is re?
quested to attend, and members of sis?
ter lodges and transient brethren aro
fraternally 'Invited to unite with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR X ADAMB.
_Secrotary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Gray National
Telautograph Company will be held
at 12 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, De?
cember 13. nt Room 11, Merchants'
National Bank Building.
H. D. WILLIAMS.
_ Secretary.
National Bank of Virginia.
Richmond. Va., December 8, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the National
Bank of Virginia will bo held TUES?
DAY. January 9, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at their banking house, corner
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond,
Vn. W. M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
Richmond, Va., December 8. 1011.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Htockhoidcra of the Planters' Na?
tional Hank, of Richmond, Va., will
bo held at 12 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, January !'. 1912, In the hank
building. RICHARD H. SMITH.
Cashier.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
.Security Life Insurance Company of
America: You are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Security Lifo
insurance Company of America will
be held at t.io Jefferson Hotel, In the
cltv of Richmond, Va., on WEDNES?
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. D. 1912, nt thi hour of 10 o'clock
A M., for the purpose of .electing di?
rectors of the company for tho on
suing year and the transaction of
any and all other business which
may be submlttod to the meeting.
By order of the board of dlrectors.
W. O. JOHNSON,
, _ Prosldont.
National State and City Bank,
Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Htockhoidcra of this bank will
bo held TUESDAY, January 9. 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon. In tho bank build?
ing, 110? E. Mnln St.,- nt which moot?
ing there may ho considered an.I
adopted changes or amendments, of
the articles of association.
JULIEN II, HILL? Cashier,
and all,, and a 3 oxen or moro stumps
ware pull?, up by th? roots i\nd the I
largo orowd assomblod witnessed a
te&turo of twentieth century fanning,
operations that' was lntonsely Inter?
esting. The crowd that oume to see
those things was maxle up of every?
day farmors from all around In this
neighborhood, and the troHuy cars and
something more than a dozon_autorno
bllcs brought out many Richmond and
suburban agriculturists, who are mak?
ing a study of oultlvatlng the soil by
modorn methods, among them not a
few charming women. These agricul?
turists, men and women, came from
Westhampton farms, from Olnter Fork,
from Forest HUI, from, South Rich?
mond and other nearby agricultural
regions
Somebody has defined a farmer as
the man or thn woman who makes l\|s
or her money on the farm and "blows
It In" In the city, and tho agriculturist
as the 'man or woman who muk?s his
or her money In the city and blows
It on the farm. It Is possible that the
majority, a small majority, of tho
crowd out horo to-day was made up of
agriculturists, according to tho above
definition. These paid very strict at?
tention to the lectures of the demon?
strators In dynamlto and tho others,
tho farmers paid particular attention
to the visible results after the dyna?
mlto had dona Its work, and all went
away satisfied.
The demonstrators wero men from
a powder company, A. H. Burkholder
and H. E. Frist. All the morning
these two experts, with a small force
of hands, were kept busy getting thy
land ready for tho demonstration, and
by 2 o'clock, tho appointed time, tho
demonstration commenced, and In tho
menntlmo tho crowd of 300 or more
htvd assembled to seo und to learn all
about the use of dynamite on the
fnrm.
A measured half-acre was first sub
soiled, tho holes for the dynamlto
cartridges having been made fifteen feet
apart, requiring ninety-eight charges
of d^ynamlte for the hnlf-acro. A dozen
holes for tree planting had also been
made and properly charged. Betoro
lightning tho fuses tbo demonstrators'
mado short talks, fully explaining tho
uses of dynamite In farming, how to
operate It and how to do the work
with the element of danger to life
and limb cut out. They also told the
assembled crowd of tho advantages of
plowing with tho explosive- The farm?
ers and tho agriculturists took much
Interest In these lectures, and ques?
tioned tho leoturors very closely. A11J
01 the qucstlona were satisfactorily
answered.
This being over, tho subsolltng com?
menced by Igniting the fus*s with tho
aid of matches, and In a very short
while the booming commenced, and
almost before one know what about
It all the half-acro had been subsollcd.
Next camo tno tree planting part of
the program, and hero again matches
wero used to Ignite the fuses. This
was pretty much the lame as sub
Kolltng except that It was a little more
Intense, and the explosives consider?
ably more pronounced.
A ditch fifty feet long was then
blown open, and In this case on elec?
tric battery was used to set off the
dynamite, the whole fifty feet being
blown, out In an Instant, tho dozen or
more sticks of dynamite being ex?
ploded at onco. There was some dirt
Hying going on then.
Next came tho biggest event of the
afternoon the blowing up of tho thirty
foot remains of a giant oak that stood
In the beautiful grove surrounding
tho Bellwood home. Two years ago
nn Imitation cyclone camo across the
Bell wood farm and laid low several ol
tho monarchs of the forest. Uno wai
twisted off about twenly-flvo, maybe
&tu(ion __?alt?. ?Ins _3ap.
AuernoN_cR3
B i _ EAST E'{JOAD ST,
BANKRUPT AUCTION 3ALE
OP
GROCERIES.
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on November 18, 1911, In tho matter of
Wnrren F. Scott, bankrupt, I will sell
at public auction, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12,
in the salesrooms of Tho Valentine
Auction Co., No. CIS East Broad Street
(second floor), commencing at 10:30
o'clock A. M., a stock of groceries, etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Caan.
ROBERT F. WINSTON,
Trustee.
CLOTTTTNO. SHOES, ETC.
Immediately after^the above aale,
wc will boII for various consignors a
largo quantity of Shoes, Men's Cloth?
ing. Notions, etc., damaged by water
at the recent nre In our building.
These goods must bo sold and ro
moved at onos. They are good values
and only slightly damaged.
THE V A DENTINE AUCTION CO.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
TWO-STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 1227 DANCE
STREET, NEAR RESERVOIR
STREET.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
May 18. 1010. and recorded In Rich?
mond Chancery Court, D. B. 207-B,
pago 2G7, to the nnderstgned trustee, to
seourc the psyment of a certain noto
therein dascrihed, default being' made,
and being reqtiosted so to do, I will
sell at public auction, on the promises,
to the highest bidder,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12.
at 4 P. M?
the property described In snld dood. ns
follows: Beginning on south Una of
Dance Street 31S feet 2 Inchc? west of
Reservoir Street; thenco running west
wurdly and fronting on Phnce Street
2l feet 1 Inch, and running back 90
feet to an alley In common. Tho
house contnlns six rooms, bnth and
pantry, and has city conveniences.
Will pay as nn Investment or muku a
snug little homo.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale,
nny tnxes due, and to pay a noto of
$21S, with Interest from November 18,
1911, and balance six, twelvo and eigh?
teen months, secured by deed of trust.
LEROY/ E. BROWN,
Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers.
By C. L. & H. L. Donoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE
DWELLING ON LEWIS STREET.
NEAR GOVERNMENT ROAD.
At tho roquest of owner, wo will onll
at public auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12.
at 4 o'clock P. M...
th? very attractive five-room cottage
dwelling. No. 1202 Lewis Street. Tho
house Is exceptionally well built, with
wide hall nnd rooms nicely papered.
This property will mnko either a cozy
homo or nice Investment, and Is occu?
pied by excellent tonant at paying
rental.
TERMS: Easy, and. announced at
sale. ??
C. I* & H. I* DENOON.
?21 Knut Main StrooL.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
Drawn from actual photograph. Ten months latei?$WrO M worth at celery per aero.
Came and learn the modern, quick, cbeap and
safe way to use the giant force of dynamite to
Remove Stumps and Boalders. Plant Trees. Dig Ditches.
Break Up Subsoils and Make Old Farms Produce Big Crops.
, RED
CROSS
Will Be Demonstrated on the Farm ol
HATCHER SEW ARD, 3>_ Miles S. E. of
Petersburg, on the Johnson Road, December 13th,
2. P. M.
Red Cross Dynamite is Sold by D'Alton & Co.
thirty feet, from the ground. Nine,
sticks of dynumlto hall been put undoi
this remnant by the demonstrators,
and when they had railed the 300 ot
moro people together and then scatter?
ed them at a safe enough distance
tho electric battery was turned on,
and in lcs3 time than It takes to write
It that twenty-nve-foot stump, three
feet in circumference, was blown Into
kindling wood, roots and all and a
hole had been left In tho ground large
enough to bury an elephant In. It !
was e. complete Job, and when the
kindling wood fell oil oyor tho ground
the crowd cheered vociferously. Afl\r
this a dozen smaller stumps on the
farm weru hlown to atoms, but the
downing of tho big ono was the show
of the afternoon. Altogether It was a
good show.
The Bellwoods, father, sons and
daughter, welcomed ntj the visitors to
the demonstration, most cordially, and
they, with .their visitors, took a lively
Interest In tho now-fashioned farming
operations. P. S. \V.
CIRCUIT COURT- COXVENKS,
Recently Elected Comity Officers <lital
? ify?AitdrcMM to Student*.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Williamsburg, Va.. December It.?
Circuit Court con-voncd here thl3 niorn
eg? j 1 . Mm1 1 '?.
Auction ?alc-s, jfutute ?>a--tf
By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, 616 E. Broad St.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OP
Machinery, Fixtures,
w agons, Harness,
Etc., of the White
Star Laundry Co.,
Bankrupt, 101 8 and
1 020 W. Caiy St.
Pursuant to an orUor of tho United
Status Court for tho Eastern District
of Virginia, entered December 5. 1911,
In thi matter of the White Star Daun
dry, bankrupt, we will sell for the
undersigned trustco and receiver, on
tho premises, 101S and 1020 West Cury
Street, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13,
at 12 o'clock noon,
tho entire plant of maohlnery and ac?
cessories, consisting of the following
In part: Onu 10-horso power Engine,
one 10-horse power Boiler, ono C, and
C. Dampencr, one C. and C. froner. ono
five-roll Mangle, Sairt Washers, Starch
ers, Hangers. Markers, Irons. Ironing
Boards, Shaftings, Pulleys, Wrapping
f'apor. Twine, etc., etc.; one Iron Safe.
Olllco Desk, threo Wagons, Humes?,
etc.
Sale In detail and as a wholo.
TERMS: Cash.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH.
Receiver and Trustoe.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
_Auctioneers.
AUCTIONEERS
Oi? E^&r_.)&a<QA2> ?ST,
SODA FOUNTAIN .SILENT SALES:tL\.N
SHOWCASES, CASH REGISTERS,
IRON SAFE. STOCK OF CANDIES,
TOBACCOS. GROCERIES, ETC., AT
AUCTION.
At the requost of Mr. M. J. Hawkins,
who .has orth-.ir'business which demands
his entire attention, wo will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13.
. at 10:30 o'clock A, At,
his stork of Groceries, Confectioneries
and Toliaceos, Store Fixtures, etc., nt
No. 1800 East Broad Street (corner
Eighteenth and Broad Sirens), con?
sisting of Tuft's Soda Fountain, with
handsome mirror canopy top: twolvo
Syrup Cans, three Soda Faucets and
one Tank; marhlo Top Soda Counter,
one ? eight-foot, one Blx-fo.H, one five
foot and one four-foot Silent Sales?
man-Showcases. Wall cases and Shelv?
ing, two Cash Registers, Elae.trlo Fans,
Hot Chocolate Urn, Tr.m Safe, Peanut
Boaster, Ice Cream Cabinet. Sliding
Top Ice Box. threo Soda Tables, six
Oha Irs, Wall Clock, line Candy Jars,
stock of Candles, Cigars. Cigarettes,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Gro?
ceries, etc.
I Sale positive.
I THE VAJU-NTJNE AUCTION CO.
Ing with a small attendance. Consid?
erable time was consumed In qualify?
ing tho recently elected county officers.
Among tho visiting attorneys wore M.
II. Bnrncs. of New Kent, and Judge
.Sydney Smith, of Yorktown.
Pining recess of court b. G. Wilson.
>>f North Carolina, who Is trying to In?
terest the James City and York farm?
ers In tho culture of the cotton plant
on the Peninsula, made an addroB3 Ui
a number of farmers on the subject.
It Is understood quite a number 'have
decided to plant cotton next spring.
A. J. Hall, a well-known James City
farmer, got his left hand ca trht In the
knives of a com shredder while at.
work Saturday, so badly jnangllng th^
lingers that they had to be amputated.
Dr. liOighton R. Williams, of Now
York City, one of the Held agents ot
the Committee or International Peace,
addrossod the students of William and
Mary College on that subject Saturduy
murnlng. The William nnd Mary stu?
dents will take up the matter at as?
sembly Wednesday morning, and prob?
ably will form some kind of organiza?
tion. Dr. Wilson, who is now on a tour
of tine Virginia colleges, will visit all
Southern Institutions during his Itin?
erary.
Auction xsnlrjj, jfitture Sba'gjff
The Valentine Auction Cd
AUCTIONEERS
e 1 8 EAST BROAD ST
AUCTION SALE
OP
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. PICTURES.
TOYS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE
STOVES, ETC., AT PAGE'S COM?
MISSARY. NO. 1602 EAST PRANK
LIN STREET,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14.
At the request of Mr. Page, who has
Just returned from the South with ft
carload of freight salo goods, we will
sell at his commissary, Noa 1602 East
Franklin Street, commencing at 10:30
o'clock, Thursday, December i t, a largo
lot of Christmas Novelties nnd General
Merchandise, such as Fancy China and
Ornaments, Pictures, Suspenders and
Garters In Christmas boxes. Toys.
Hosiery, Men's, Ladies 'and Children's
Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Ladles'
Hats, Men's Hat6 and Caps, Notions,
China Dinner Sets, Fancy Mirrors,
Groceries, Soaps, Cooking and Hoat
lng Stoves, Ice Skates, Hardware, and
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale positive. Page always says
sell.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By T. M. Wortham & Company.
Real Estnte Agents,
No, IS North Ninth Street.
- >
AUCTION SALE
OF
UNEXPIRED LEASE OF THAT MOST
DESIRABLE STORE. NO. 1009 BAST
-MAIN ST R ET, OPPOSITE THE
POST-OFFICE.
By direction of tho United States
District Court for the Eastern Dis?
trict of Virginia, and in order to closo
up tho affulrs ot Wiltshire's. Inc., In
bankruptcy. I will offer at public sue-'
11><n. on the premises, at
l P.M .,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1911,
the unoxplred lease of this desirable,
store (with basatnont and sub-base?
ment).
Particulars as to length of lease and
other terms of sale announced at salo,
or may bo either obtained by applying
at tho oftlcn of tho trustee. No. 520
Mutual Building, or at the offlca of tho
auctioneer.
J. C. WISE.
Trustee.
By Pollard ft Bngby.
AUCTION SALE
OF
FIRST-CLASS DETACHED HOME IN
FAIRMOUNT. NO. 1201 NORTH
NINETEENTH STREET.
We will sell at auction, on the prem?
ises,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. tail,
at 4:30 P. M..
tho above mentioned desirable home
The house U detached, has eight rooms.
Is modern In every respect, and will .
make a nlco horn ? or Investment. Th*
owner la .determine!.', to sell, so come
and got a burgiln.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sole.
F?LLAltD ?c.BAOBY,
Auctioneers.

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