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Greater Richmond's Greater .Venapaprr
tfcREATKST WANT AND HEAL ES
TATfcl llKllir.n IK VIRGINIA. AMI
ONE OE THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect June 11,1911.
i'" ii.i, vuc ecu! per vim-d lvlivti imlil
In ndvourc. Nu Ad. (uKvu Coir leas (liau
I en cents.
Ouc aud ouc-lialt ernte a nurd ull
?'luNHlileutlwun except Mtiiiitlou Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wauled, one vent
m mini. No Ad, Sunday inl.ru for lean
thou Jlftcvu cents.
No Ado. tiiUeu lor lea* than tivt-nlj
IIvi? Cent? vtlivn iilioned 1? or cbnrgcd
a! tlie counter.
I'hone orders not guaranteed.
t'lusslllrutlon not gutiriiutveil after
PlSO I*. M.
KoY buHluemi contrnctii, Mend for the
W iiii( Ad. Man. jtfcjuMc Monroe I.
ILo&t jfounb
IX.sf.'viiViy"iiMAu; i'?x'f BmtiBR
Answers to name of "Nick." Notify
120i Floyd Avenue.
IN I ?'< > 11MATION 18; WANTED A8 TO
I ho whereabouts of a stranger who
hired a horse anil buggy from Mal?
I hews Livery .Stable, South Boston,
Va., ubout two w-eiis ago. Horse Is
norrel. with blaze face, two whitu
hind logs, weighs OVO pounds, aged
nine years.
LOST, : OOL.D CHAIN AND LOCKET
with silver matchbox attached. Iii*
i Haled "Mac." Reword If returned
t., ij. W. DRAPER, in N. Twentieth
Street._ _ _
LOST; BUNCH "?V- KEVS, TUESDAY;
iAtwuriJ If returned to Times-I ds
polch. _._
L?ST. KRIDA V OH SATURDAY. S1L
vnr vanity und enrd case, with let?
ters D. D. engraved on it Phono
MatllNOli 101B-.I, or return to 20b n.
Laurel Street, and. rerelve reward.
iritAYED TO III PLACE, MONUMENT
Avenue and Roscnoath Road, one
cow. Owner can receive same by
paying charges. a. C. UAbl^lKYKU.
Lost, one small white french
)...'.>il<- (female); answers to name,
of Frist; slightly lame on hind leu.
Reward If returned (o 27iM? East
riroad Street.
i)flp ttfantc?, SQalc
<\'?nte'faTTWO'?'FRAMKMAKKitS "A4?b
niat-cutlbrs. Must have experience,
'.'all at A. F. CKAIG/S AKT STORK,
'-?07 West Hrou-L_
AN FnTELLRS ENT MAN OF IlIOH Ho"
clal standltiK <" represent us in Rich?
mond. Our specialty is country homes,
for which we have a wealthy clien?
tele. References desired. H. M. l>..
TO Southern Lid?.. Washington, D. C.
??/Vr*.rU0?T'"Ei0lPrEEN. TO WORK
In store. Good chance for advancp
uient and leiirn business. Must be
capable of meriting promotion and
work with that end in view. Apply
oubk to MR. LIPFORD. Store Mgr..
Southern Stump and Stationery Co..
Twelve-Six Main. _
LINOTYPE OPERATOR.?-NEW, MOD*
el 5, day work, 6 hours; non-union
town; P-'O per wcelc, pcrngiiienl. Must
set P'.OnO. clean proof. s point, or
don't apply. ROCKINOHAM DAILY
RECORD. Hnrrlsonburg. Va._
\V TC N t ED. yo?n?" men TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. rich?
MOND aUTO SCHOOL. 303 Oraham
Street._
~\ WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE*
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of is and 3i, citizens or United Slates,
of eo'il character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, read and write
the English language. For informa?
tion, at/ply to Recruiting Ollher. b20
East llroad Street. Richmond. Va.
V." \ N f i:T>.~ TlKiTl-ORADE STOCK
salesman for Brat-class proposition;
liberal commission. Apply Room 133,
Murphy's Hotel Annex, Wednesday.
s-'.i A. M? g-7 p. M._
WANTED.?M EN an D boys LEARN
automobile business; new and mod
n machinery; new cars; best equip
in .1 school North or South; good po?
sition* for our graduates. CllAR
l.iOTTB AUTO SCHOOL, Charlotte,
N. C._
wa NT ED. EX P k kik scud" M an TO
operate grist mill. References re?
quired. Address F 262. care Times*
Dispatch._
WANTED, FULL REGISTERED DRUO
glBt, well recommended. State terms.
Address E. Hi HANCOCK. 516 Church.
Street. Lynchburg._Va._
Wanted, colored men. prepare
as sleeping car and train porters,
itremen and braketnen. If you wlsn
position near Richmond, write Im?
mediately; no experience necessary;
no strike: inclose stamp. I. RAIL?
WAY INSTITUTE, care Times-Dis?
patch.
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN -
incnt positions; $b0 month to com?
mence; annual vacations; short
hours; no "layoffs." Common educa?
tion sufficient. Over 12,000 appoint?
ments coming. Influenco unneces?
sary. Send postal Immediately for
free list of positions open, with de?
scription, FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. R 78, Rochester. N. Y._
WANTED, A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE
of keeping books; one who has a
knowledge of the real estate busi?
ness; to the right person a future
Is assured. Address, with references,
'a, Box 202, City._;_
1 fettuatitH?TllillWtT?, 9?nle
'?3fp'ETtfeN^l3D^?^^
will consider proposition to sell re
tall trade North Carolina. L 621, care
Tlines-Dlspatch._
5UAFTSMAN. 15 YEARS' EXPERI
ence. Will accept position; J75 per
month. L 522, care Times-Dispatch.
BOOKKEEPER THOROUGHLY EXPE
" rlenced and competent, open for en?
gagement: Al roferenco. P. O. Box
No. 1045, City._
POSITION WANTED, DEPUTY CLERK,
stenographer and booktyplst; good
references furnished. H 72, care
Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, TOSITION BY EXPERIENCE
ad salesman by January 1; spoclulty
line preferred; Al reference. Ad*
dress P. O. Botc No. 40, Newport News,
Va._
Wanted, position for compe
tont young bookkeeper. Advertiser
Is present employer. Address D 184.
care Tlmcs-DlBpatoJi.
.W^Nf^DT^EA^In^'^TTR^l^T
first grade high school. F 264, caru
Tlmes-Dlepatch._ _
WANTED, A FULL LITERARY AND
music graduate to teach threo chil?
dren. Address MRS. H., caro Post
mastcr. Kcne. Va._
WANTED, TBACHEn FOR 70 DAYS
from January 1; one-room school,
now building, convenient board; first
a;rado certificate; good disciplinarian;
32 per day. Address F 2G8, care
TlmeB-Dlspatclb_ '
rEACHERS IN GREAT DEMAND FOR
emergency calls In public and prl
vntn schools. Many good openings.
R. W. CRIDLIN. Manager Virginia
Teachers' Bureau, Mancncstor, Rlch
mond, Va.
St?entjsf ?Qianteti
rA^GlVTNfr AWAY CHRTSTMA8
turkeys and will employ good talk?
ers to tell the people about my plan;
paying $4 to $12 weekly for result
producers. Olvo experience, refer?
ence and phone. D 175, oare Tlmes
Dlspatch._
Bonrb ?iaiante?
?o^iJtJD^VANTtf?" I N^PRI^jVTBiSTmI
lly by two young ladles employed
during tho day. Reforonces cx
i i*p?.?.. p9* 4ft6. pimes ; r . ? ^
-l?clu c^lantc?, ifeniaU
WANTED, YOUNG LADY STENOU
rupher vho Is adaptable for general
olllco work also. Must have good
knowledge of English and be ac?
curate and Iniluntrlous. Ktnto expe?
rience, quallftcalIons and salary ex?
pected. A US. euro Times-Dispatch.
W ANTED, Y??NO T/aVY T Y~l ?E
writer; Underwood or Oliver oper
ttlor prcforrod. Salary thirty dollars
per month. E 217, care Tlmos-Dls
patch.
COOK atil830 'MONUMENT; avenue;
ireforent^o re<|tilred._
IVA NTED, BY YOUNO IVA DY, POB1 -
tlon as nsslstaiit bookkeeper: refer?
ences furnlshod. Ii UM; care Tlines
Dispateh;
WANTED, FINISHERS onPIRST
idass pants. 100 South Second Street
WANTED. R13LI Al 1 LE \VOMAn ' to
cook anil ?denn; good wages; refer?
ences required. 1801 Hanover Ac.
Fnte i J.Tgent ~ ka iTeslai>y ? must
i'omo well recomtiiendcd; pormaneiil
position to right party. Apply at
once to COLES, :i<?j Lust Uroad Street
f?OQtDinrr
WANTED. BOARDERS AT 310 EAST
Frunklln; also table boarders. MlbS
I'AUIUHB._
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
lormntlon; consult our lllcs at South?
ern depot, ??Tratjlu'e." Saunderu &
Crump'n and 28 North Ninth Street,
OA 111 NI; T IN FO11M AT ION II V BEAU.
it'b E. MAIN STREET?PERMANENT,
transient, Ittblo boarders. Stable In
rear for rent.
Eneinrgfl Oppoctimfrif?
WAl. ted! AN lEXPERIENC^D^ALEi
. man who can Invent 12,000 with ser?
vice.) with one of the largest anil
best established manufacturing com?
panies In the entire South, to srake
headquarters at Norfolk. Va., ?nd
manage the Eastern part of Vii^lnla
iind N' : th Carolina. Good -salary,
yearly contract, Investment secured.
Company cun give highest bank ref?
erences. Address "MANUFACTUR?
ER," p. o. Box No. 12.1, Richmond.
Va.
WANTED. A RELIABLE AND THOR
oughly posted retail furniture man
to take chuiKc of a retail furniture
business In a city of 35,000. this
State: must have 14.000 or ?5,000 to
Invest; all other necessary capital
available; don't reply to this ad. un?
less yon hove the money and can fur?
nish best of references. Address
I- BIO,' care: Tlmes-Dhpatch.
A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A
well-established n-ul estate business;
suburban, timber nnd farm proper?
ties; best location In city. A bnr
gain to the right parties. Address
A t*?. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
SPLENDID CHANCE TO SECURE ONE
OK THE REST SITUATED, EQUIP?
PED AND PAYING RETAIL DRUG
STORES IN RICHMOND. OWNER
RETIRING AND LEAVING CITY.
TERMS CAN BE MADE REASON?
ABLE. ADDRESS A 21, CARE
TIMES-DISPATCH
ONE MOMENT: IF your grocer
has no Taylor pork roll phone. P. A.
HEINDE & CO., Distributors._
com mT:'rc~i?~l "gu arantee c~om"
pany, Bankers, 'ih North Ninth. Small
loapH, $10 or more; low rates, eat-y
payments, to those saving $1 up?
wards. Twenty-three months he-nco
you receive 1100 to $1.000.
FREE CHRISTMAS T?RKCT FOR
everybody banking regularly $1 Or
more. Particulars by writing, or
_rait. H. U. RE ID. 25 North Ninth.
WANTED. FINANCIAL BACKING ON
Idea to patent and manufacture a
useful Implement. This Is a great
opportunity for the right party. A
72. care Times-Dispatch_
HOOI1I0 frot laUnt
ELEGANTLY FTjlUsISlTlfD rtOO^IS,
southern exposure, heat, light, hot
and cold water bulhs, phone; all con?
veniences for two or murried couple.
311 East Grace._
LARGE. WELL HEATED ROOMS; PRI
vute bath. Apply 223 Governor Street,
rhono Madison 896-J._
NICELY "FURNISHED ROOMS, THE
Wellington. 914 E. Clay. Phono
Madison 220?-J._
TWO BRIGHT, COMFORTABLE
tooms: hont. combination lights,
bath. 122 South Fifth._
FOR RENT, 1011 W. GRACE STREET,
furnished rooms, with heat._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. 718 Earn Marshall
Street._
TWO CONNECTING OFFICES: HEAT,
electric light, hot and cold water; all
office conveniences. 313 Earn Grace.
BRIGHT, COMFORTA BLE ROOMS,
combination lights, heat. bath. 122
South Fifth._
1003 WEST GRACE STREET; LARGE
rooms, with good board._ _
COMFORTABLE. FURNISHED, HEAT
ed room; gas, bath; to reliable gen?
tlemen early ooftee served In room
free. C09 N. Tenth Street._
LARGE, BRIGHT FRONT ROOMS;
good slr.e single rooms, with grato.
14 North Sixth._
FURKlSllED-?T?-UNFURNISHED,
heated rooms; board If desired. 14
North Third. _
OUR WORK OUR REFERENCE.
H. SCHOSTOCK & CO., ARTISTIC LA
DIES' TAILOR, 207 NORTH FIFTH
STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
GET A $3 UMBRELLA FREE?EVERY
purchaser of $16 worth of umbrellas,
or any one who brings purchasers to
that amount, will get n $3 umbrella
absolutely free. NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, 318 East Broad.
Phone Monroe 2109. \
LISTEN! .TAYLOR PORK ROLL IS SO
easily cookad._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOID
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
TOYS!?REMOVAL SALE NOW ON
at TO MIMC I NS'S, 311 W. Broad Stroet.
THE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND, SMITH
ftcld sausage, for sale at your gro?
cer's. _
llxcnl (Estate $ot Kent
FOR" iTe^sTT^gTnt'Sll^PA^dT^RESL
denco, unexplred lease to September
J, 1!U2: hot water heat, etc.; rental
very reasonable. J. A. CONNELLY &
CO._
1140 west AVENUE'?RENT, $40 A
month; electric lights, furnnce, extra
lavatory downstairs; In fact, every
convenience possible Most attrac?
tive home._
'fllRi?E FLOOTiS FOR RENT, 28x128
feet; rear entrance, elevator service.
Apply 2S West Broad.
lAoorne* t?tmtf?
w1\N^ED^^iXrI?IE^^
sire two or throe furnished rooms
for li/.ht housekeeping, with use of
phono and bath; Western sootlon of
city. Permanent. Address B 111,
care Tlmea-Dlapatc'h.
"jyiatsTtfot ISUnt ~
FTjIINTSiTrD^ 8 RCdDAU?,
everything convenient. 207 N. Twon
ty-thlrd St. Phono Madison '2771-J.
FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT. FOUR
or bIx rooms, furnlshod or unfurnish?
ed; centrally located- modern conve?
niences. Apply 116 North Third,
. St Shonja MiWUeoA 7.M.W*
DAILY PUZZLES
What boy's name?
ANS WISH TO YESTERDAY'S VV/.ZLB.
Crnckcr.
_ Jfoc feaU
I ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER Hi. 1511
at Shlpman, vu., I win orter for Bai?,
at public auction, n? a whole or bv
I retail, iho entire line of drugs*'' -?tili
fixtures of the Shlpinan Drug Com
I pttny, being such as In usually car?
ried on hpr.d in tlrst-class, Up-tjt'dato
I country drug store. This is an Ideal
I opportunity for some good druggist
to buy out this stock of goods and
open up a first-class drug store at
this place, and It would prove a
paying business, because .Shlpinan is
a very progressive and prosperous
Ji.ile town, situated on the Southern
Railway, nnd Is also surrounded ?>y
a prosperous countrv. Terms of sale:
Cush on day of sale. L. OKAFTON
TUCKER, Receiver of the Shlprnan
Drug Company.
UNREDEEMED^OVERCOATS AND LA
dles' Jackets, $2.f,0 up. STEINER'S
LOAN OFFICE, 141\ R. Main Street.
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES
make nice Xtnas presents. See
TOMFKINS. 311 W. Broad St. Only
complete stock in city; now and
second-hand.
LARCH A S SOKT.M E N T III O H-GRAIJ E
tailor-made eults. only $8.50; worth
double. STEIN ER'S LOAN OFFICE.
Uli East Main Street_
TOYS!?REM O V?~L SALE NOW ON
at TOMPKINSS. 311 W.. Broad Street.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY* BOUGHT
sold and exchanged. I. BUT FORD fit
Co., 1538-41 East Gary Street.
WANTED? TO 8ELL1 A'? PIANO At'Ts0C
Twenty-third Street, Falrmount._
FINE "CARRIAGES BUSIN ESS BUO
gieB, all kinds of wagons, carriages
and wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile pnintlng. Good
work. .Reasonable prices. W. C.
SMITH A- CO.. 3M N. Fifth Street.
XMAS "uMbUELLAS? DON'T DELAY;
come at once to NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, 318 East
Broad; 6,000 umbrellas for sale at
once.. Phone Monroe 2109._
FORFEITED ELGIN AND WALTHAM
20-year, gold-filled watches, only
$7.60. STEINERS IX>AN OFFICE.
1441 East Main Street.
BLACK SET OF FURS. SCARF AND
large pillow muff. $12; value $S0.
B 112, care Tltnes-Dlspatch._
NO BONE. NO FAT. NO WASTE. TAY
lor pork roll. Grocers._
COSBY'S~COMB1 NATION RAKER AND
heater foe coal and wood. 423 West
Broad. Write for circular._
FOR. SALE] ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD,
excellent condition. Phone Madtson
7716-L._
FOR SALE. FRICK ROAD AND PLOW
lng engine. Si'.-jxlO, In perfect condi?
tion; used one year on farm. Ad?
dress J. FORNEY YOUNG, 82 Gunther
Bullding. Baltimore. Md._
FOR SALE] UP-TO-DATE LINE OF
buggies, surreys, phaetons and runa?
bouts; large assortment; lowest
prices. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 East
Cory Street. _
UNREDEEMED REMINGTON PUM P.
good as new. only $20. STEINER'S
LOAN OFFICE, 1441 EL Main Street.
POR SALE, ONE SECOND-HAND TOP
grocery wagon, $40; two hlgh-grado
top buggies, rubber tires, $50 each;
one runabout, rubber tires, $45. A.
MEYER'S SONS, 731 B Cary Street.
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons,
all in good repair and painted. These
are bargains. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731
Eaef Cary Street_
WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE OFORIEN
tal rugs. KAMBOURIAN, 215 North
First Street._._
STRUCTURAL /RON. STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSBY 1623 East Gary
Street. Richmond. Va. _
WAGONS TO SUIT TOD, RUBBER
tires put on promptly, at RlCHARD
SON BROS'- 616 Brouk Avenue._
UNREDEEMED SINGLE-BARRELED
guns at ?2.60 each. STEINER'S LOAN
OFFICE. 1441 East Main Street._
FENDERS. FIRE SETS. ANDIRONS,
polished and dull brass and black
Iron; largo line colonial patterns.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1215 Main
Stroet. _
CARVERS, PAIRS AND SETS; FINE
steel; beautiful styles: $1 and up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1215 Main
Street._
POCKET KNIVES?300 PATTERNS
best quality blades, 25 centB and up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS. 1215 Main Street, "Sign of
Padlock."_
FOR SALE, WELL ESTABLISHED,
paying mall order whiskey business,
in city of Richmond, Va. Address E
231, care Times-Dispatch, Richmond,
Va.
Krai estate $ot feaU
FcaTElnwXoD^ETi^
Its domain of a thousand acres, 20
minutes from Richmond, will be sold
by owner. Address CAPTAIN CU3
SONS, Glon Allen, Va._
VIRGINIA APPLE ORCHARDS PRE
sent tho most attractive form of
Investment, coneervatlsm. and ad?
equate returns considered. The
KNOB APPLE ORCHARD CO., INC..
owns valuable property in Henry
county, Vo., which is already pro?
ducing boat quullty applos. They
refer to Bank of Martlnsville, Col?
onial Bank and Trust Co., Roanoke
Va.; Governor Wm. Hodges Mann,
and Mr. F H.. LaBaumc, of tho N.
& W. Rwy., ns to the reliability and
value of their corporation nnd
proposition. Address them Box G02,
Roanoko, Va., for prospectus and
particulars If interested in a con?
servative, yot profltublo. Invest
ment._
FOR SALE, 135-ACRE FARM, MILE
. from trolley, 5-cent faro to Rich?
mond; 50 acres cleared, balance tim?
ber. Only $31 per acre. Just $1,700
cash, balance can stand at 6 per cent.
Good section. A bargain. CIIAPJLN
& HUME. Madison 80._
800 BLOCK. N. TWENTY-FIFTH ST.?
83x126 to paved alloy, detached brick;
eight large rooms and bath; thor?
ough repair; plumbing establishment
In rear of yard; rente, $26 per month.
To quick buyer all for ?2,300. Ad
dress K. N.. Post-Olnce Box 211. City.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE NICE Su?
burban home, fine shade, two acres,
worth $1,800, for city proporty worth
about $5,000, and pay difference. Ad
dross A 51, care Tlmcs-Dlspatoh.
Coal anb e?ooti
?RY^T^nS^rL\G' COAlT'^I^H'^^Hj^
woodman on It and you will find It
clean and quick to burn. Very good
for oooking or general liousowork. If
your grocoryman doos'not handle It
I tell'htm to do so and phono mo about
I<y long'S, Mft?i?S? S
&O?CC?
I WA^rKu ^ms^'P^
thot JAHNKE UllOB, Jewelers. 912
] East Main Street, buy. sell, exchungo
und remuuut dlumondti In the latest
1 Btylt-8. Old gold und silver ulways
taken In exchange.
I TOYS!- -ItKMOVA L BALE NOW u ON
at TOMPK1 NB'B, 811 W. Broad street.
SLIClf th in! eooK t.'ukmc^TAYI.OP.
pork ndl.
DR. BROOK ER HAS REMOVHI>~lTlS
olflco to 411 Wem Grace.
[CHRISTMAS MONUY CAN BB GOT
tcn on your diamonds, watches and
other Jewelry at 8 per echt, per
annum. EQUITABLE loan HOC IE -
TY, INC.. Eighth and Broad Streets.
elkc'tiTic iTahagi-.. vi.nh and main
Streets.? We tune opened an up-to
dale and well-equipped electric gar
age tor the care of electric vehicles
and storage batteries.
RAUCH ,t LANG ELECTRICS, WA
I verley electrics. I'hone for n detti
. onstriition, and let Mr. .Smith talk
with you. W. C. SMITH & CO.. Vine
and .Main. 314 K. Fifth Street.
p?TiUij?, Pitts anD* ?Litoe"StorU"
forT^sa r.i-:'.' V?.\ Y -old cmrics'; s c.
No. I Orpingtons, $26; No. 2 and
Barred Plymouth Rocks, $20 per 100:
lllaek Minorca*. White and Silver
Wyandottes, Light Brahmas, It. 1.
Hods. White find Buff Hocks. 517
per 100; odds and ends. ?12 a hun?
dred. M. 13. ROYSTBR. M. uhl ei
CO.. New Washington, Ohio.
FOR SA"LE. T11OR?ljGH LY B iTo-K K
setter bitch, three years old: extra
good on single birds; good nose; good
retriever. Price. $'<0. Address C 159.
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR~ SALE, ~AT a * BARGAIN, PURR
bred whlto bull terrier (male), two
years old. very affectionate, exceed?
ingly handsome and thoroughly
housobrokeh. B. P. SCALES. Jit.,
Holcotnbe Hock. Va. _ _
ONE: SORREL HTOR8E, KIOI IT Y EARS
old; sound; prompt driver: suitable
for a victoria or surrey. Apply to 13.
C. SUTHERLAND. Nos. 1 and 3 North
Cherry Street.
irlat? CZllantcrj
wa^tTeTv*!*u rnTsh ed^klXtT^^hi
or five rooms; centrally located.
Phone Monroe 3120. .
ftral C0tatc Ctllaiitcb
WAJ^TE^C^T" OlSfC^,1. A RESlEHWCE
or house of two flats, on Grace Street,
west ofBolvldere. Address VAUOHAN
& CO.. S North Eleventh Street.
ALL MILLINERY AND READY-MADE
garments reduced to special low
prices for bnlanco of the fall and
winter season. MRS. JULIAN BEAR.
1423 East Main RlrccL
9?.0crUancou0
EXPERT GRINDING.
,HACH & 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 mail or express
promptly attended to. 310 and
310 1-2 West Broad. Phone Madison
4 ICS.
BAKERY.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. LET US
bake your cakes. Wu sell the gen?
uine Vienna bread, nice cakes, pies,
etc. IVAN :J.U '.LICK'S NEW YORK
BAKERY,' 410 W. Broad. Phono Mad
lson 2589._
TAYLOR PORK ROLL.
NOTHING IS BETTER FOR BRBAK
fast than Taylor pork roll._
MONEY TO LEND.
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT WH
lend money at 6 per cent, per an?
num oa diamonds. Jewelry and silver?
ware. Pawnbrokers' tickets redeem?
ed and new loans mado at greatly
reduced cosL EQUITABLE LOAN
SOCIETY. Bryan Bldg.. Eighth and
Broad -StRrceta._
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed, upholstering, etc. L. N. AK
NALL & SON. 1G17 W. Broad Street.
I'hone Madison 6277._
the PROPER XMAS PRESENT.
YOU WANT TO MA ICE A NICE PRES
ent to him. See McCOY, Eighth and
Broad Streets, the finest line of ci?
gars and pipes In this city; Havana
cigars, the best that can ho bousht,
packed in boxes, from COc. and up.
Have a look; best ever. We are the
agents for Park & Tllford's candies.
They can't bo beat.
shoe repairing,
73c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 60c.
ladles; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nails, nu pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 2f>e.; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c,; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2667._
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES.
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND OLD
pieces roupholstered. Mattressoa
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY, 711 East Broud. Madinon 3204.
BICYCLES.
:WE HAVE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE
line of bicycles to bo found in the
city. Before buying don't fall to
call and see us. Also a large line of
parts; everything th..t you need for
the blcfclo at the lowest prices. A.
P. GENTRY, 60S W. Broad. Phono
Monroe 2031._
COLE'S HOT BLAST STOVE.
! ONE-THIRD OF YOUR COAL BILL
saved on Colo & Fostor'u Hot Blast
stoves. Call and seo them before
buying. We also guarantee that our
Hot Blast stoves will heat more
space with less coal than any other
otovo made. ELBA HARDWARE CO.,
Henry and Broad._ _
HEATERS.
aEE OUR LINE OF WOOD, COAL AND
oil heaters boforo buying; also coal
hods, shovels. ELBA HARDWARE
CO.
floor stains.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF NO. 1
door stalnB, polishes, floor wax, gold
paints, otc, the kinds that will last.
ELBA HARDWARE CO., corner Hen?
ry and Broad.
HOUSE PAINTS
IF YOUR HOUSE NEEDS PAIN TINO
give us a call. We carry a full lino
of tho best grado of house paints.
Write or phone for color card. ELBA
HARDWARE CO._
XMAS BARGAINS.
FINE OOLD SIGNET RING8. GOLD
ncckchaln and lockets, also gold-filled
nnckchalns and lockets, at reducod
prices. WM. TOB1EN, JR, 408 East
Hrond Street._ '
FINE GOLD-FILLED ELGIN WATCH
es, from $10 up. Gold signet rings,
$1 up. WM. TOBIEN. JR.. 408 East
Broad StreeL
sTl?rpo "CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
oned, 2 l-2c each; razorn honed, 16c.
Work hair tented. sterilized and
guaranteed, thousand aatlatlod, Send
for circular niwl convonlcnt. blade
maller. SIIARPO CO., 603 East MaJ?
S?rpo> * yz-g?>
CHARTERS ISSUED
The following charter,) wore Issued by th?
Sl.it? Corporatism Commission yestorday:
Tlie Carver Corporation. Montrosi, V?. A.
E. Carver, President; A. It. Carver, secre?
tary nnd treasurer; J. F. llobcrtson. Vice
president?all of Montross. Va, Cnpltnl:
Maximum. ffehOM: minimum. tl.OCO. Object
Mercantile bu?luo??.
The Thomas J; (Stonewall) .larkson Mono- I
muht Corporation, Itlolim?htl. James Power? j
Smith, president; Boorge I.. Christian vice- :
president: William il. Myers, secretary?all I
Itlchmond. Object: To rr"c( *n oqueq
trlaii monument t? the memory of Stonewall I
Jackson. ? j
An amend men t ?a? lr?ui-.l to the charter 1
of II, K. (.'opcland Company (Inc.), of I
Itlchmond, i hanging it* nam... to the Cod?- |
land Company (Inc.).
An amendment was Issued to the charts: 1
of Mondota-Benhnma Independent Telephone I
Company, of Mendota. Vn.. decreasing: li",
minimum from f.'.OCo to !W.
An amendment wnj issued to tho Chart?.- :
or Bhennndoah Iron nnd Coal Com pa nv j
? Inc.), of Sliennndoa-h county. Va.. decreas-I
Ing Its muxlmum rrom IC-K1.?).) 10 f.oO.Ofo. i
An amendment wo? Issued t? the Old !
JJuck Cxi in. Company (Inc.). Itlchmond, '
enlarging lt? powers.
Supplemental amendment to Norfolk and'
il'etcrtburg Transportation Company, Nor-I
foil*, va.. creating a preferred stock.
. GALEN HALL
Atlantic City.
Hotel and .Sanatorium,
With Its elegant comforts, lt3 tonic
and curative baths and superior table
and service. Is an Ideal placo for fall
and winter. Always open. Alwavs
rcudy. Always busy.
F. L. Young,
General Manager
f%CtJ00l?(.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ?
8tuart McGUtRR.Si.D., Pres.
Medicine-Dentistry-Pharmacy
19th Session Opens September 12th.
New buildjng. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teacher*.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
Table d'llote Dlnnern Saturday
and Snndny evening*. 0 to II o'clock,
51.n0 each.
Richmond, Va.
Tho most magnificent hotel - In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en sulto, with and without baths.
Spacious Bample rooms.
Rate. 11.50 per day and upward.
TO ^TUE^STOCKHOLDI^rS^OF"THE
Security Lifo Insurance Company of
America: You aro hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of trie Security Life
Insurance Company .>f America will
bo held at the Jefferson Hotel. In the
city of Richmond, Va.. on WEDNES?
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. D. 1912, at tha hour of 10 o'clock
A. M., for tho purpose of clocting di?
rectors of the company for tho en?
suing yoer and the transaction of
any and all other business which
may be submitted to the meeting.
By order of tho board of iJ,Irectors.
W. O. JOHNSON,
_;_President.
National Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, Va., December 8, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of tho Nntlonal
Bank of Virginia will bo held TUES?
DAY, January 9. 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at their banking house, corner
Ninth and Malrt StrcctB, Richmond,
Vo. W. M. ADDISON.
_Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tho Gray National
Telautograph Company will be held
at 12 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, De?
cember IS. at Room 11, Merchants'
National Bank Building.
H. D. WILLIAMS,
_Secretary.
Richmond Distilling Company,
Incorporated.
Richmond, Vs., December 12. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Richmond
Distilling Company, Incorporated,
will bo held WEDNESDAY, January
3, 1912. nt 3:30 o'clock P. M., ut the
offices of the company. Ilennco coun?
ty, Va. H. B. BRADY,
_Be ere tary-Trea surer.
Richmond. Va., December 8, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUTS
stockholders of tho Planters' Na?
tional Bank, of Richmond, Va., will
be held at 13 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, January 9, 1012, In tho bonk
building. RICHARD II. SMITH,
Cashier.
National State nnd City Bank,
Richmond, Vn.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tho stockholders of this bnnk will
bo hold TUESDAY, Jnminry 9, 1913,
at 12 o'clock noon. In the bank build?
ing, 1109 E. Main St., at which meet?
ing there may bo considered and
adopted changes or amendments of
the articles of association.
JULI EN II HILL. Cashier.
CuJantc?
uTcTcTTtTi a^d^xKt?b cycles
make nice Xmns presents. Sou
TOM PK INS. ::il W. Broad St. Only
comploto stock In olty; new and
second-hand._
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE
hold goods In any quantity. Phono
Madison 3851._
S E C O N D-H A N D MACHINERY OF
every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1523 E.
Cary St. Phono Madison 3526_
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity.
E. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO.. 317,
East Broad Street._
WANTED. SECOND-HAND BREAK I
oart. Stato make, price nnd condl-!
tlon. Address E 210, oare Tlmes-Dls- I
patch._I
WANTED, OLD GEESE PBATHER
buds. Best cash prices paid. Addross
C. F\ DICKINSON, General Dolivory,
Richmond._j
WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR 800
fresh, salted or smokod beef tonguos
and'20 fresh beat llvors a day. WAL?
TER E- BRAUER, Stall 26, First
t, Market. ?,_
NOTHING LIKE IT. WHAT? WHY?
Tay lac ^ads- xail ^BS^SKmWLWma,
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co^ '
.... , OIHco or Treasurer,
Richmond. Va.. Docombor 13, 1911.
DIVIDEND NO. ?5.
TUR BOARD OP DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared a dividend of two
(2) per cent., the same being consec?
utive quarterly dividend No. 6S on
the proforred stock of this company,
payable JANUARY IS, 1912. when
chocks will be mailed to all prefer-I
red stockholders of record at thol
close of business on December 30.
10U.
The preferred stock books will bo
closed from 12 M.. Saturday. Decem?
ber 30. 1311, to 10 A M.. Tuesday,
.January 16, 1912.
H. W. TRAVBRS.
_Treasurer.
Capitol Building and
Loan Association.
RIchmoniT. Ta., December li, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS ASSOCIA-I
tlon have this day declared a semi
annual dividend (No. 68) of 4 per]
cent., free of tax.
JOHN B. WELSH,
Secretary and Treasuror.
Auction featec-. TO* 39ap.
By Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, 616 E. Broad St.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
Machinery, Fixtures,
sons, Harness,
Etc., of the White
Star Laundry Co.,
Bankrupt, 1 01 8 and
1 020 W. Cary St.
Pursuant to an ordor of the United
States Court for the Eastern District
of Virginia, entered December 6. 1911.
In the matter of the White Star Laun?
dry, bankrupt, we will soil for the
undersigned trustee and receiver, on
the premises, 1018 and 1020 West Cary
Street, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1?.
at 12 o'clock noon,
the entire plant of machinery and ac?
cessories, consisting of tho following
In part: One 10-horso power Englno.
one 40-horso power Boiler, one C, ana
C. Dnmpener, one C. and C. Ironer. one
live-roll Mangle, Shirt Washors, Slnrch
ers. Hangers, Markers, Irons. Ironing
Boards, -shaftings, Pulleys, Wrapping
Paper, Twine, elo., etc.; one Iron Safo,
OIBcc Desk, throe Wagons, Harness,
etc.
Sale In detail and. as a whole.
TERMS: Caah.
EDO AR B. ENGLISH
Her elver and Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
SODA FOUNTAIN .SILENT SALESMAN
SHOWCASES, CASH REGISTERS.
IRON SAFE. STOCK OF CANDIES.
TOBACCOS, GROCERIES, ETC., AT
AUCTION.
At tho request of Mr. M. J. 'Hawkins,
who .has oth-sr business which demands
his entire attention, we will sell, on
THIS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS,
at 10:30 o'clock A. M .
his stock of Groceries, Confectioneries
and Tobaccos, Store Fixtures, etc., at
No. 1800 East Broad Street (corner
Eighteenth and Broad Streets), con?
sisting of Tuft's Soda Fountain, with
handsome mirror canopy top; twelve
Syrup Cans, three Soda Faucets and
one Tank: marble T;oP Soda Counter,
ono eight-foot, ono six-foot, one flve
foot and one four-foot Silent Sales?
man Showcases, Wall cases and Shelv?
ing, two Cash Registers, Electric Fans,
Hot Chocolate Urn, Iron Safe, Peanut
Roaster, Ice Cream Cahlnet, Sliding
Top Ice Box, throe Soda Ta'bles, six
Chairs, Wall Clock, fine Candy Jars,
stock of Candles. Cigars, Cigarettes,
Smoking and Chowlng Tobaccos, Gro?
ceries, etc.
Stile positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
ja.ict.on f?aieff, jfuturc Day**
By Pollard & Bagby.
AUCTION SALE
OF
FIRST-CLASS DETACHED HOME IN
FAIRMOUNT, NO. 1204 NORTH
NINETEENTH STREET.
We will sell at auotlon, on the prem?
ises.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1911.
at 4:30 P. M.,
tho above mentioned desirable home.
The houso U detached, has eight rooms,
Is modern In every rospect. and Will
make a nice horn** or lnvostment. The
owner Is determined to sell, so como
and get a bargain.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sale.
POLLARD & BAOBT,
Auctioneers.
By T. IL Wortham & Company,
Real Estate Agents.
No. IS North Ninth Stroot.
AUCTION SALE
OF
UNEXPIRED LEASE OF THAT MOST
DESIRABLE STORE. NO. 1009 EAST
MAIN STRET, OPPOSITE THE
POST-OFFICE.
By direction of the United States
District Court for the Eastern Dis?
trict of Virginia, and In order to closo
up the affairs of Wiltshire's. Inc., In
bankruptcy, I will-offer at publlo auo?
tlon on the premises, at
1 P.M .,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1911,
the unexplred leaao of this desirable
store (with basement and sub-base?
ment).
Particulars so to length of lon.se and
other terms of sale announced at salo.
ot may be either obtained by applying
at tho office of the trustee. No. 620
Mutual Building, or at tho office of trie
auctioneer.
I. C. WISE.
Trustee.
We can loan your money on
Richmond Real Estate, first mort?
gage, to net you 6%.
WHY TAKE LESS?
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Heal <??tare Jfoc fealt
brtck. Thirteen rooms and stable.
Lombardy: modern brick; 7 rooms.
CEO. E. CRAWFORD & CO.,
_?_ 832 East Main Street.
l&cnl C?tatc Sfoi IXmt
BEST
STORE,
BEST
LOCATION
That attractive, new, Five-Story
Storehouse, at southwest corner of
Broad and Fifth Sts.,
is for rent. Modern in every respect;
with 100 linear feet of plate glass show
windows, 1-1,000 square feet floor space,
passenger elevator and steam hoat.
N. W. BOWE Sl SON.
Auction ?dlc?, j-uttue ?Dagf
TlieVdentfee^icteCo.
AUCTIONEERS
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
CARLOAD CHARCOAL, 600 TONS
GRAVEL, IRON SAFES. DESKS, OF?
FICE BUILDING, OPEN ACCOUNTS,
LEASE, ETC., OF
THE CITY COAL CO., INC.
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court of the United States for the East?
ern District of Virginia, entered on
tho 4th day of December, 1911, in the
matter of the City Coal Co., Inc., bank?
rupt, we will offer for salo at publla
suction, at tho yard of the City Coal
Company, on the corner of Broad and
Sixteenth Streets,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16TH.
at 10:30 o'clock A. M.,
Tho brick office building, fence,
scales and bins.
One showcase for displaying different
grades of coal. *
One iron safe.
One high deslc
Ono low desk.
About twenty tons slack co;,i.
About carload charcoal.
About 600 tons gravel.
Lot of coal mixed with earth.
Ono damaged Iron safe.
Tho lease on the yard at Sixteenth
end Broad Streets, with railroad track
f.rivllcgcs, expiring December 31st, 1915.
Tho open accounts of the City Coat
Co., Inc., amounting to approximately
$3,500.
Everything will bo offered and sold at
the yard at Sixteenth and Broad Streets,
but tho carload of charcoal Is In tho
yard on Moore Street, near Bacon Quar?
ter Branch" and Upper Gas Works. The
gravel, lot of coal mlxod with earth
and damaged Iron safe are at tho yard
No.. 30Iii Dock Stroet. Parties Interested
will please examine theso goods before
morning of salo, so as to bid Intelli?
gently. Tho open acounts can bo ex?
amined nt ofllee of Mr. Walter Sydnor,
No. S16 Mutual Building. For any fur?
ther Information, apply to the receivers.
TERMS: Cash.
WALTER SYDNOR.
GEORGE E. HAW,
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
Ry R. R. Chaffln St Co., Inc.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
1113 East Main StreoL
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES, IN II EN RICO COUNT7S '
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS. /f
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, BJK(1
HENHOUSES, ETC. A
Acting under a deed of trust dal jn
corded In tho Cleric's Offlco of Ho.-.(l.
County, In Deed Book 178-A, page
default having been made in the )'., t
ment of certain money therein sectiy..
and being bo required by the bei U
olary, I will sell by public auction .
front o* i
HENRICO COUNTY COURTHOUSE,
AT 12 M., ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1911,
the above real estate, described in said
deed of trust as follows: Commencing
at a plno tree on the east line of A. D.
Tcsko, running along snld Uno In a
northwardly direction 4,250 feet, morn
or less, to the Chlcknhomlnny River;
thence eaatwardly along snld River
400 feet, more or less, to a willow onk
troe; thnnce southwardly 4,250 fest, i
mora or less, to a sweet gum tree ad- /
Joining the Pasaday lino; thnnce west-/
wardly 760 feet to tho place of begin/
nlng, containing tlfty acres, moro or
less, and being the same tract of land
convoyed to A. F. Flctz by deed from
Laurence and Mollle R. Casteltnan. .
TERMS: Cash.
ALEX H. SANDS,
Substituted Trustee.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission. 25c Freo on Saturdays.
TheValeiitineAuctioii Co. T^e^J?e?iictkm Co.
AUCTION P.tRS ^UCTIONeCRS
0 1 B. BROAD ST. di? DKQAD S3
AUCTION SALE
Fire Salvage Goods
At th-> Valentino Auction Co., .618 E'aat Broad Street, .
FBIDAY, DECEMBER lBTlt,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. sharn,
Wa will sell, without limit or reserve, everything within our salesrooms,
No. 61ft Enr.t Broad Stroot, on throe floors.
Thin stock ombraces a largo number of places, of Antlqu*' Mahogany
Furniture. Large Antique Cold Frame Mantel and Pior Mirrors, Walnut
and Oak Furniture, Pianos, Carpets, Couches, Blankets and many other
ortloles.
Bale positive. Everything must bo moved Immediately. ' L?dlas In?
vited to attend. Dealers ?npocially should attand this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION OO. J
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