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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
CITE ATEST WANT AND HEAL ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF THE UEST IN AMEKICA.
Want ?d Rate?
In eKcotJune 11, 1811.
Dully, one cent per tvwed whru pulil
In advonec. No Ad. token (or Ivo? tliou
ten ccuts.
One nnd one-half ecu In a word nil
olunnHlcutlonn except Sltuutlon Wuuled
for Suiiduy. Situation Wanted, one eeul
a nurd. No Ad. Sunday taken for leas
ttauu llftccu cvuta.
No Ada. taken for lena tUnn twenty*
iivc ccula ?rlieu pboued la or chanted
at tho counter.
I'hone ordern not guaranteed.
Ulashltlcntton unt KUarnnteed after
Utito 1?, ill.
I'or biinlnras cunt mctx, npntl for tile
W'nut Ad. Man, phone Mouroe 1.
?u?? an? jfoun?
botwoon 1 and :j 1*. M., 'u redulbh
pOCketbook, one clus? containing
iii.oo und Bume change; one trunK
key, round tu shape, with string in
It. Howard If returned to No. 11 N.
.Sixth.
? ???-?' - " J
ttfdjJ ?JUUiltCD, italic
"w~ a~n'ri'?'Eld.* v1}un'g* aii-lNf" i6~e*arn
the automobile Uuslm : Jf positions
secured competent graduate*. H1CH
MOMb AUTO .school, uoj Graiiaia
Street.
WANTED, HIGH-GRADE .' STOCK
salesman for flrat-clana proposition,
liberal commission. Apply liovm laJ,
Murphy!? Hotel Aiuiux, Wednesday,
? 8-0 A. M... c-7 ? p.. M. _
HEN of IDEAS ' A SD"*iiNV EN T1V E
ability, write OREELE* &. Mcl.N
TIltE. Patent Aauriic> s, Wubiniig
ton, I). C, lor their list of inventions
wonted, and prizes uttered by lead?
ing manufacturers.
W AN T ED.?-MEN AN D HOVS LEAHN
automobile business* new and mod?
ern machinery; new cars; best equip?
ped school North or South, good po
nillons for our gruduates. CHAR?
LOTTE auto SCHOOL. Charlotte:
n. c._
WANTED. AT ONCE, ONE FlllST
clasa white barber; gosd.wugos guar?
anteed to right malt. C. P. MITCH
ELL, liox :h4. ^outn Huston. Va.
WANTED. YOUNll M AN~b6o k ic E E V -
er; good opening for the right man.
Kefcrences and oond required. OHAS,
M. STIEFF. 205 East Hroud Street._
WANTED. RETAIL HARDWARE
Clerk, with experience! reference re?
quired. Ad'iresa F 2GK. care Times
Dispatch._ ._
WANTED. MALE- STEN OGRAPHE R
With some raalroad experience; must
- be fast und accurate; salary, |7u per
month. a 10, euro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, FOR U. p. ahm?, ABLE
hodlcd, unmarried men. between ages
of is and 35; citizens uf United .-t.it.-.-,
of good character and temperate nab
Hs, who can speak, read and write
the English lunguuge. For informa?
tion, ajtiiy to Recruiting Ulilier, biO
East Broud Street, Richmond. Va. i
IXsuType OPERATOR.?NEW, MOD
ol 5, day work, It hour.s; non-union
town; l.u per week, permanent. Must
.set 10,000, clean proof, b point, or
don't apply. ROC'KINghaM DAILY
RECORD. Hacrlsonburg, Va._
AN intelligent MAN OF lilGILSO
olal standing to represent us In Rich?
mond. Our specialty la country homes,
for which we have a wealthy clien?
tele. References desired. 11. M. D..
ii:- Bouthern Hldg.. WaJatUngton. D C.
siui.uiono t.Utintcu, !??aU
b 1 flJATT?ir^'AN' TEiJ" B V N 6 ill* H E R n
man att manager of farm or country
plate; well experienced m every
branch, including building and re?
pairing; able to secure and handle
tood help; at present employed on
large place, but owing to Its chang?
ing handa will be open for engage?
ment Junurity 1. References from
present employer and local business
men. Address E 210. caro Times
Dispatch. *
P( )S 1T10 N "WANTED ?S- SALESMAN
in grocery stun ; several years' expe?
rience; sober, industrious. Apply 13i5
N. Twenty-first Street, Richmut.d. Vtv
WANTED.?YOUNG f MAN. S YEARS'
experience In estimating and selling
end of sash, blind, tloor, lumber and
general mill work business, would
like to get In communication with |
some tlrm desiring services of such a
person. No objection to leaving city, j
Address F -67, rare Tlmes-Dlspntch. I
wantkdTt^Tea'rn to rJRi\?::_?ND I
repair automobile; am young white
man. 22. from the farm. Can furnish
good references. Will work for board
(iral month. Glad to hear from pri?
vate owners. Address YOUNG MAN.
care R. F. D. Carrier. Mount Airy, Va.
WANTED, POSITION FOR COMPE
tent young bookkeeper. Advertiser
Is present employer. Address D 1.S4,
caro Times-Dispurch._
WANTED, POSITION BY EXPERIENC
cd salesman by January l-j specialty
line preferred; Al reference. Ad?
dress P. o. Box No. 40, Newport News,
Va._
BOOKKEEPER THOROUGHLY EXPE
rlenced and competent, open for en?
gagement; Al reference. P. o. Box
No. 1045, City._,
tjelp Clantf?, jfemalc
Vv" AN^rED. BEVlsRAL, C??iPET'eNT
young women In our alteration de?
partment Apply at once. NATIONAL
CLOTHING CO.. f,2S E. Broud Street.
COOK AT 1820 MONUMENT AVENUE.
Reference roquired^___
WANTED, EXPERIENCED A LT ERA
tlon hand on ladles' coats nnd skirts,
none but those experienced need ap?
ply. THE FREED CO., 311 E. Broad
Street.
?itttuttontf ?ilantf?, ifcmalr
A"T^Ar-TY"rjEsi?^^
nogrfipher; bunk work preferable.
Address F 206, care Tiines-Dispatoh.
WHEN YOU ARE ILL CALE ON UN^
dergraduate nurse. Madison ss.i-L.
prnCfC?i?ii?l Ddp d?lantc?
^rVA^TErjT^TTiHjr^^
music graduate to teach three chil
d/ren. Address MRS. H? enre Post
masd^erjI?orie^_Vn__ _
WANTED, TEACHER FOR 70 DAYS
from January 1; one-room school. |
now building, convenient board; first
grade certificate; good dlsclpllnarlnn;
52 per day. Address F 2Cy, care
Times-Dispatch.
u 1 ? ' -
&ituntfon{>, Qtoteanional
*?UN? [lUADT^OF .NORMAL?;. EXPER1
once desires position to tench small
children in private family; tenches
public school brnnches; references
exchanged. Address MISS M. A.,
care Postmaster. Stearnos. Fluvanna
County, Va.
iT am'^ivwg^away Christmas
turkeys and will employ good talk
ore to toll the people about my plan;
paying $1 to $12 weekly for result
producers. Give experlonce, refer?
ence nnd phone. D 175, enre Times
Dlspatoh. ,
feoIfcitoriTanrj fealt?men
WAN^6r^ExWRl1?N^2D^S^
ment salesmen illiberal commissions;
, references required. THE McDON
OUGII CO.. Box 614, Savannah, Ga.
:::p^ ~~Wl?t? Siot Want
FLAT NO. ZtWTxiWMfl?^
for rent January.J- furnished or un
?arulohod..' ..Apply,80? Allen Avenue,
fZoticta
nursery renders, brass and black, lire
goods, superior cutlery, grape scis?
sors, ush und gii-rbugo cans, door
mats, stop-laddcru, poultry shears.
house furnishings._._
want 15d, tub "public to know
that JAHAKE] br03., Jewelers. 012
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
und remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold und silver always
tnjten In exchange._
toys!?REMOVAL sale now on
at to.mpk1nss, all w. Broad Str?dt,
ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINES AND MAIN
Streets.?Wo have opened an up-to- I
date end well-equipped electric gar- I
. use for the care of electric vehicle*
and storage butteries.
BAUCH & DA NO ELECTRICS, WA- '
verley electrics. Phono for n dem - '
onstrutlon. and let Mr. Smith tulk |
with you. W. C. SMITH & CO., Vine ,
und Main. 314 K. 1 Ifth Street. >
SPLENDID CHANCE TO SECURE ONE '
OF THE BEST SITUATED. EQUIP-|
PED AND PAYING RETAIL DRUG
STORES IN RICHMOND. OWNER
RETIRING AND LEAVING CITY.
TERMS CAN BE MADE REASON-1
ABLE. ADDRESS A 21. CARE.
TIMES-DISPATCH.
WANTED. $10.000 ADDITIONAL CAPl-I
tnllxutlon In a corpurutlon of twon
ty-four years' standing, with a very'
widely advertised, profitable business, i
In a very large Held. Full purlieu- j
lars und plans given to party Inter- j
CBted. Personal references given und
required. Address F 261, care Rich?
mond Times-Dispatch.
ADVERTISER HAS Sii.QuO TO t?.OOO TO
Invest with servlceB. A 20. ouro
Tlines-Dlspiilch._
HOMES AND 'FARMS OF ALL DIn?
scriptions bought on our plans en?
ables the borrower to pay for same
on small monthly or yearly pay?
ments. We only charge G per cent.
Interest on unpaid balances. You
can pay In full at any time, thereby'
stopping further Interest Seven i
years of success demonstrates our
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GBO. S. RICHARDSON.
408 American National Bank, Bldg.,
Richmond, Va._
A HAHE~CH*ANCE TO F?TtcTlASE 'X
well-eatabltshed real estuto business;
suburban, timber and farm proper?
ties; best location In city. A bar?
gain to the right parties. Address
A 46. cure Tlmes-DlBpatch._
FREE CHRISTMAS TURKEY FOR
everybody hnnking regularly II <rr
more. Particulars by writing, or
cnll. H. 11. UEII). 28 North Ninth.
43ouItrp, pet? anb iibz fetocft
FDl"rTj"$L_" TlTTbKotfGHLY BROICE!
Bettor bitch, three years old; extra
good on single blrtla; good hobo; good i
retriever. Price. 100. Address C 159,
can- Times-Dispatch.
F?lt" SALEy"?NE" BAY MARE, WEIQHT
1.050 pounds, gentle, not afraid of
anything, a nice driver for lady. Can,
be seen at K ELLAM'S HOSPITAL.
Heal estate f-oz Rent
O^CEX P fiTED~ "LEA S ET "ML NrHf7\RBD
son; house in perfect repair; rental
reasonable. Apply 106 E. Franklin.
FOR RENT,;-! OINTER PARK It ESI - '
dencc, unexplred lease to SeptemberI
1, 1012; hot water heal, etc.; rental
vcrv rennonuble. J. -A. CONNELLY ei
CO."_
THREE FLOORS FOR RENT. 23x128
feet; rear entrance; elevator service.
Apply 25 West Broad._
Real CQtiitc cCUiwr?
\V~A^TEb7~~TO""BU Y^a" FARM' NEAR
city, three to twelve milea. Stuto
luwest prlco, easiest terms; aleo low?
est cuah price. Give full dcscrlp- I
lion. J. A. S.. 13 North Eleventh St. j
WANTED. TO BUY RESIDENCE OR
loL Mention details, with lowest
price and terms, and least spot cash
prlcc. HOME. Box 336. City._
WANTED, TO BUY .-SOME GOOD
renting property for Investment.
Give complete description, with low- |
est price, eusleat terms, und also,
lowest spot cash. INVESTMENT. Box |
33G. Richmond.
Soarbins
\VAN~t1Cd] ilOARDEiio AT 316 EAST
Franklin; also table hoarders. Ailad
l'ALMORE. _
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent, transient and tabio
boarders can be secured with MRS.
HORACE WELFOUD JONES, at 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a spe
clalty._,_
PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD
ers for ono nice, vapor-heated room.
1U4 E. Grace._
COMFORTABLY HEATED ROOMS;
good board; modern conveniences.
410 West Grnco._
WHEN A'OU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed fur 50 cents; lco wa?
ter, bath and phono tree. 1UU2 East
Clay._._
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
formatlon; consult our files at South?
ern depot, "Traglc's,'* Saunders &
Crump's and 28 North Ninth Street.
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU.
Room* $ot Rent
L^VRG^rWELLll EATEd" RC~OMsTpR*D
vate bath. Apply 223 Governor Street.
Phone Madison 30G-J._
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
combination lights, heat, bath. ' 123
South Fifth.____
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without bourd. 718 Bast Marshall
Sir c-et._
COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED, HEAT
ed room; gas, bath; to rellublo gen ?
%lr:mcii early coffee served lu room
free. 600 N. Tenth Street._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, THE
Wellington. 914 B. Clay. Phono
Madison 2200-J._
TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS,
suitable for housekeeping. 101 West
Oracc._
FURNISHED, ROOMS WITH USE OF
bath. 107 North Third Street
ROOMS FOR*"RENT, FOURTH FLOOR*
Virginia Building; steam heat, elec?
tric light, bath, elevator; gentlemen
only. Phone Madison 5030. or call.
L A R G E, HANDSOME, FURNISHED
front room, second floor; also Blngle
room; electric lights, bath, phone,
heated; with boord. 3 E. Franklin
Street._
LARGE, BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE
roorri to gentlemen; second apart?
ment. . 201 East Franklin._
prr?Diial?
fofsl^^em?val SaL^'nOW ON
at tompkinsis, 311 VV. Broad Street
HERE IS THE STYLE AND PRICE IS
THE LOWEST.
Plain tailored and fancy suits at great
reduction. Patronize me and save
tho middleman's ? profit
B. SUBRIZI.
408 E. GRACE ST..
THE TAILOR TO GENTLEWOMEN.
get A $8 UMBRELLA FREE?EVERY
purchaser of $16 worth of. umbrellas,
or any ono who brings purchasors to
that amount, will , got a $3 umbrella
absolutely free. NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, S18 East Broad.
Phone Monroe 2100,
HUMAN' HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUOHES'S, SCO North Third. '
DAILY PUZZLES
What human sound?
ANSWEIl to YESTERDAY'S puzzle.
Cecil.
jfOC ?ale
on ' satu"h"da^'.^iVkg _aTher^TCioTT.
at Shlpman, Va., I will ?fter for aalu, I
nl public uuotion. an a whole or by j
retuil, the entire line of drugs -ind
fixtures of the Slilpmun Dru? Com?
pany, being sueh as la usuully car-1
rled on hand In ilrst-cluss, up-ta-duto
pountry drug store. This la an ideal]
opportunity fur some good druggist I
to buy out this stuck of goodo .sqd !
open up a first-class drug store at j
t.'.lM place, and It would prove a
paying business, because Slilpman is
a very progressive and prosperous
little town, situated on tho .Southern
Railway, and is also surrounded by
a prosperous country. Terms of sale:;
Cash on day of sale. L GR A ETON
TUCKER, Receiver of the Shipman
Drug Company.
WAGONS TO SUIT IO'J, RUBBER
tires put on pronptly, at EICHAHD
SON BROS .. C16 Brook Avnuo.
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons, j
all in good repr.ir and painted. Thuso
are bargains. A. .MEYER'S SONS. 731
East Cary Street.
TOR SALE. ONE SECOND-HAND TOP
grocery wagon. {!?); two high-grade
top buggies, rubber tires, $50 euch;
ono runabout, rubber tires. $45. A.
'MEVER'S SONS. 731 E Cary Street.
COSBY'S COMBINATION BAKER AND
heater for coal und wood. 4 23 West
_Broad. Write for circular.
XMAS UMBRELLA'S?DON'T DELAY;
come at once to NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. 318 East
Broad; 0,000 umbrellas for sale at
once. Phone Monroe 2100.
SECONDHAND MAC! UN ER X. BOUGHT
sold and exchanged. I. BLU FORD &
_Ca. : 1538-41- East Cary Street. i
TO YS I?Tt l^MOVA L, SALE NOW ON
at TOMPKINS'S, 311 \V. Broad Street
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES
make nice Xmna presents. Sue
TOMPKIN8. 311 W. Broad St Only
complete stock In city; new and
second-hand. '
FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS B?U
Bles, nil kinds -vf wagons, carriages
and wagon, repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. W. *C
SMITH & CO.. 314 N. Fifth Street I
FOR SALE. Fill CK ROAD ANDPLOW
Ing engine. DHxIO, In perltet condi?
tion; used on<_- year on farm. tvd
dress J. FORNEY YOUNG. S2 Gunther
Bullding. Baltimore. Md._
SM ITH FI ELD SAUSAGE. the SAU
sagc with the flavor, at your grocer's.
COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS,
65c; cyilnrhsr records. 10c. for Edlsou
or Columbia graphophoncs. on easy
payments. TALKING MACHINE CO.;
704 E. Main Street
FOR SALE, BUSINESS WAGONS,
suitable for every purpose, top und
open; satisfactory service guaran?
teed. a. MEYER'S SONS. 731 E. Cary
Street._
SEVERAL SECOND-HAND BUGGIES,
two coal carts, and one furm wa?
gon; also nice line of buggies and
runnboutB. THOS. H. DUKE pc CO..
804 Brook Avenue._
FINE- ASSORTMENT OF UNREDEEM
ed cameo pins, $5 to $25. JACOBS.
ladies' solid g"oTd drummer
sample watches, $11; jeweler's prices. |
$13. JACOBS, Ninth Street._ j
SOLID GOLD GENTS' AND LADIES' J
cult buttons. $1.50 to $3.50. JACOBS'S
LOAN OFFICE._
250 UNREDEEMED DRUMMER SAM
pie overcoats. $7.50 to $11. JACOBS,
220 North Ninth._j
TOY DRUMS. THE LARGEST ASSORT- I
ment in the city, $2.50 to $0.50. JA- |
COBS. _ j
APPLES! APPLES'. FANCY WINESAP:
apples for Christmas. Price, $5 bar- I
rel on cars here. Grown and packed
by us. Address a. C. BRUCE & CO..
Greenwood. Va._
FOR S?LE, HALF-INTEREST IN ES
tabllshed retail furniture business,
town 10.000, in cotton section of j
North Carolina; will change January
1. F 262, care Times-Dispatch.
fine, PURE WHITE. LADY'S D1A- j
mond ring. Tiffany setting. 7-8-karat
$90; cost, $135. Address Box 102. ,
Lorraine Vru_
LIVING IN THE COUNTRY AND DE-|
slrous of closing out our wood betoro j
roads become bad, will sell good dry
wood, mixed oak and pine, sawed
stove lengths, at $4.50 per cord. Ad?
dress phone. Madison 1050-J. 1
Kcal <2?tnte jrot ?alc
F75R~^Al3Er^IX^RO^rM" dT5tXcH~ED.
brick house, on Floyd Avenue, 2000
block; all modern conveniences; $4,
000 cnBh. Must be sold quick. Ad?
dress E 235, care Tlmee-Dispatch.
165 FEET 3 INCHES ON BOULEVARD,
between Broad Streot and Fair
Grounds. $27.SO per foot Address A
66, enre Tlinea-Dispatch._
U~PER CENT. INVESTMENT, JACK
80n Ward?18-room building; very
largo lot; new tin roo'f; nice condi?
tion; only $4,000; rented. $570. Wo
can loan $2,000 at 6 per cent nnd
you can Invest Just $2,000 In It; $576
rent would pay $120 lntereat and
lenvn 22 per cent. In your $2,tl00.
Here's your snap. CHAPIN & HUME.
FINE INVESTMENT. $20,000, PAYINO
0 1-2 por' cent. Four new brick
dwellings, containing eight modern
flats, with basement; totnl rental. $1,.
920; capable of bringing $2,160?10Va
per cent. See those. You will bo de?
lighted. CHAPIN & HUME, 1311 N.
Eleventh._
FOR SALE, 125-ACRB FARM, MILE
from trolley, 6-cent fare to Rich?
mond; fifty acres cleared, balance;
timber; only $31 per aero; Just $1,700
cash, bnlanco $2,600, per cent loan;
good section; n bargain. CHAPIN St
HUME, Madison 80._,
$800 WILL BUY 6 3-4 ACRES, JUST 6
minutes' walk from station, only I
about 16 minutes to Richmond byi
train; all in wood; vory place for
country home, with all its ndvan-1
tages for city man. CHAPIN &
HUME._ .
FOR SALE, 186-ACRE FARM. MTLT?
from trolley, 6-cent faro to Rich?
mond; fifty acres cleared," balance
timber: only $80 per acre; Just. $1,660
caeh, balance can stand at 0 per
cent Good section. A bargain.
f CHAPIN '& HUME, Madison 80.
UP-TO-DATE FLAT ON HANOVER
Avonuo; gas and electric fixtures,
oojiarato butna, separate yards, sep
? arato cntranco; only.$6,750; rents for
$880, nearly 10 por cont. Hardwood
mantels. Apply <06'/N. Robinstyx SV
Coal anb taoo?
'rF<Y^in5n3A^r^oAir'w
woodman or. H and you will Und It
clean and quick: to burn. Very good
for cooking or general housework. If
your grocerymnn does not handlo It
tell him to do so nnd phono mo about '
It. LONO'8. MndlBon lOf.9-1070. :
hold goods In any quantlts. Phone
Mu?ison :tel51.
S Ii C I) N D-H A N D MACHINERY OK
every description bought at full'
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1623 10. i
Curv St. Phono Madisuti :>.526
BICYCLES AND MOTOR~CYCLBS
mako nice Xmas presents. Sue
TOMPK1N8, 311 \V. Broad St. Only
complete stock In city; new nnd I
second-hand.
WANTED. A HORSE TO WINTER FOR '
board. Apply to B. J. DAVIS, 008.
Perry Street. South Richmond. '
WANTED. ) CUSTOMERS FOR 8??'
fresh, suited or smoked beef tongues
and 20 fresh br:o,f livers a day. WAL- '
TER e. BRAUER, Stnll 20, First,
Market_ j
WANTED OLD GEESE FEATHER
beds. Best cash prices paid. Address I
C. F. DICKINSON. General Delivory. .
Richmond. f_I
wantedTone SECOND-HAND ROLL- !
cr chair for Invalid. Must bo In ;
good condition. F. J. LcSUEUR, Ore!
Bank. Va._7_j
WANTED, to BUY WINDSHIELD FOR:
auto., at once. Address B 125, caro
Times-Dispatch. _ _j
waNn,e"fjT~TO"~RENT BY JANUARY I, I
1912, office rooms suitable for a den?
tist. Stato particulars and price.
Address Box 601, City, or phone Madi?
son 2373._
a^t?ccllaiuou?
UP^H^^EfaTHT^ANl) MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND OLP
pieces reupholstcred. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sunltary metnous.
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY'. 711 Eust Broad. Madison J2U1.
' fciiOE REPAIRING.
75c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, -60c.
indies; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Koyal rub-|
ber heels, 25c; Treu-Air rubber heels,
40c; leather ntele rebuilt like nc.v. j
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 71? E. Main. Phono Mon
rou 2667._
THE PROPER XMAS PRESENT.
YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRES
enl to him. See McCOY. Eighth 'ind
Broad Streets, the rlncru line of ci?
gars and pip. a in thin city; Havana
cigars, the best that can be bought,
packed In boxes, from 00c. and up.
Have a look; best ever. Wo are the
agents for Park & Tllford's cundles.
They can't be beat.
BAKERY.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. LET US
bake your cakes. We sell the gen?
uine Vienna bread, nice cakes, plus,
etc. IVAN LIU" LEU'S NEW YORK
BAKERY,-410 W. Broad. Phone Mad?
ison 25S9.
BICYCLES.
WE HAVE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE
line of bicycles to be found In the
city. Beforo buying don't fall to |
call and see us. Also a large lino of '
parts; everything that you need for
the bicycle at the lowest - prices. A.
P. GENTRY, 60S W. Broad. Phone
Monroe 11031.
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WAL TOBlEj;. JR., Is a guar?
antee that it ' none properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning, $1, main'
springs, $1. 40.S East Bcoad Street
All work guaranteed.
XMAS UMBRELLA 8.
BIG FACTORY SALE OF UMBRELLAS
now going on at NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, 31S East Broad
Street. $1 umbrellas for OOC; $1.5?,
umbrellas for 75c; $2.50 umbrellns
for $1; $3 umbrellas for $1.49; $4,
umbrellas for $L9S; $7 gold and all- |
ver horn. Ivory and peurl handles,
With fine silk covers, ftjr $2.98. Wei
have umbrellas from 60c up to $10 '
apiece. We hove a big lot of chll- 1
dren'a Christmas umbrellas from 50c '
up to 2 apiece. Call at once. Phone
Monroe 2100.
XMAS CAKftS.
Fruit cakes, 20c, 2Sc 30c; raisin cake,
?I-Iii. for 50c; citron cakes, 20c.
pound; silver cakes. 20c. pound: gold I
cukes. 25c. DRUNKARD'S, 423 1-2]
North Sixth._
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE 1
city or suburbs, 5 gallons for CO
cents; no odor; no smoke. liOWELL|
BROS., 602 East Broad._
FOR THE BOY.
AN AIR RIFLE FOR 76 CENTS. A
football for $1, a pair ball-bearing
roller skates for $1.60 per pair. We
have it all. Look us over. IIOWELL|
BROS.. 602 East Broad Street.
CARVING SETS.
THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE
line In the city. $1.50 to $8 per set.
It's quality you want to glvo.
HOWELL BROS., 602 East Broad.
T??L^i\B"lNETS.
KEEN KUTTER TOOL CABINETS
$3.50 to $25. Tool chests, 50c to $5.
HOWELL BROS., 602 East Broad
Street._._
SCISSORS AND SHEARS.
FULL LINE KEEN KUTTER SHEARS I
In sots. All prices. HOWELL BROS., j
602 East Broud Street. _
POCKET KNTVE8.
OVER 200 PATTERN'S TO SELECT
from. 2fic to $5 each. HOWELL
BROS.. 602 East Broad Street
CARVERS AND CUTLERY.
FOR A NICE XMAS PRESENT SEE I
our carvers, knives apd forks, scis?
sors, pocket knives and razors. Any I
of tho above will be appreciated by
your friends. ELBA HARDWARE
CO.. .Henry and Broad
jZCtTttl jliOtfCf
TlH?T^C^fiA^CER^
City of Richmond, by its decroo en?
tered on the 3d day of November,
lull, in tho suit of E. B. McGeorge.
who sues, etc, vs. Nannie P. Finch,
Administratrix of Charles A. Phil?
lips, deccasod, et als., having dircctod
that one of Its commissioners in
chancory tako "an account of tho
dubts duo by the decedent, Charles A.
Phillips, at the tlmo of his death,
and of the liabilities of his estate, to
whom tho same are owing and the
priorities thereof, if any," and that
notico of the time and place of tak?
ing same bo given by publication, oil
persons interested are hereby notified
that I have fixed on tho 2D DAY of
JANUARY, 1012. at 10 o'clock A. M?
and my ofllce. No. '811 Travelers' In
auranco Building, Richmond, Va., as
the tlmo and place to proceed to take
said account.
Given under my hnnd this 29th day
of November, 1911.
G. CARLTON JACKSON,
. . - Commissioner in Chancory.
GALEN HALL
Hotel and Sanatorium,
With ? Its elegant comforts, its tonic
and curative baths nnd superior table
and service, is an Ideal place for fall
and winter. Always "opon. Alwava
ready. Always busy,
i\ F. L, Yonntr,
? General Manager.
Atlanllo City,
Aldermen Plan to Reduce Num?
ber of Wards to Four, Using
This City's Ordinance.
Having secured from Clt/JClork Au?
gust printed copies of tho report of
Richmond's special commltloo on
changes In tho form of city government,
with tho redlstrtctlug ordinance signed
yesterduy by the Mayor and the pend?
ing plan for an administrativ- board.
President J. C. Prince, uf tho Uoard of
Aldermen of the city of Norfolk, offered
In that body last Wednesday night a
lolnt resolution for the appointment of
D spoclul committco of llvo to prepare
a plun for reducing tho numbor of
wards and of redlstrlctlng tho city,
with a view of tho "more economical,
expeditious and business-llko adminis?
tration of th? affairs of tho city of
Norfolk." Mr. Prince explained that 1
in offering his resolution, which wus I
adoptod unanimously, ho would sug?
gest,.that the present ten ward? bo
reduced to four, making one ward of
Berkley, and merging tho four old
ward3 of Norfolk Into two, combining
the Fifth and Ninth and Sixth und
Tenth. Tho present City Council of
Norfolk, Uko that of Richmond, has
sixty-four members.
Police Commissioner C. Manning, Jr.,
of Richmond, who was In Norfolk yes?
terday, stated that he Wafl told thero
that one of the features of tho plan
for Improving tho administration of
tho city government now before tho
Council was the creation of n separate
Police Board and tho removal of the
Police Department from the direction
of tha Board of Control, which has the
management of a number of city de?
partments In Norfolk, the argument be
Ing that by this movo the police force
would be less liable to political con- j
Irol, and that In tho election of mem?
bers of the Board of Control elements
relating to the management of the po?
lice fcrco would not sway tho voters
away from the solcctlon of tho best
business mon In tho Held.
MINISTER MUST
FACE CHARGES
Rev. W. H. H. Joyce Will Be
Tried by Court of His Fellow
Preachers.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Roanoke, Va., December 13.?The
Rev. W. II. H. Joyce, who recently ten?
dered his resignation as pastor of
Trlniyv M. E. Church, South,, must
stand trial hy his brother ministers.
Acting under authority from Bishop j
Collins Denny, the Rev. W. L. Wolfs, !
presiding elder of tho Roanoko Dis?
trict of the Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
has uppolnted a committco of three
ministers to make an Inquiry Into the
rumors which have been circulated
hero regarding tho resignation of Mr.
Joyce. The Rov. David Bush, of Buona
Vista; the Rev. John B. Honry. of Vln
ton, and the Rov. M. 3. Mitchell were
appointed on the committee. Tho com?
mittee met hero yesterday and con?
cluded Its Inquiry at noon to-day. Tho
members met to formulate their report,
which will recommend to the presiding
elder that a church trial bo held to
consider Mr. Joyce's case. This means
that Bishop Denny will appoint a com?
mittee of ministers to hear the case
and decide on the question of Mr.
Joyce's culpability. Bishop Denny is
at present In Florida conducting a con?
ference. It la understood that he will
visit Roanoko next week In connection
with the Joyce matter.
R!cTuuu^dT~^'~u^ "OecelnboY^sTllill?'^
THE ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE
stockholders of the Planters' Nu
tlonul Bank, of Richmond, Va., will
bo held at 12 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, January 9, 1912, In the bank
building. RICHARD H. SMITH,
_Cashier.
National Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, Va., December 8, lull.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING]
of the stockholders of the National |
Bank of Virginia will be hold TUES?
DAY. January 9. 1912, at 12 o'clock I
noon, at their bunking houso. corner
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond,
Va. W. M. ADDISON,
_?_Cashier.
National State and City Bank,
Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING I
of the stockholders of this bank will
bu held TUESDAY, Januury 9. 1912.
at 12 o'clock noon, In the bunk build?
ing, 1109 E. Ma.in St., at which meet?
ing there may bo considered and I
adopted changes or amendments of |
the articles of association.
_JULIEN 11. HILL. Cashier.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security Lifo Insurance Company of
America: You aro hereby notified
that tho regular annual meeting of
tho stockholders of tho Security Life
Insurance Company of America will
bo held at th6 Jefferson Hotel. In tho
city of Richmond, Vs., on WEDNES?
DAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. D. 1912, at tha hour of 10 o'clock
A. IL, for the purpose of electing di?
rectors of tho company for tho on
suing year and the transaction of
any and all other business which
may be submitted to the meeting.
By order of the board of cUroctors.
VV. O. JOHNSON,
President.
* A STATED COMMUNICATION
%y of Metropolitan Lodge. No. 11,
A., F. & A. M., will bo held In tho
Masonic Temple THURSDAY EVENING,
December 14, 1911, at 8 o'clock.
Members of sister lodgos and tran?
sient brethren aro cordially Invited.
Annual election and Installation of
officers.
By order of tho Worshipful Maslor.
W. N. WATKINS,
Secretary.
VxailtoaW
Mm^MwlMg & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
"i^iavo Richmond. 1 Arrlvo Rlohmond.
?H..MJ A.M. Bird St.St*
?5.42 A.M. Main HtVHU
?6.6'IA.M. Bird St. St*
?7.48 A.M. Main tit. Bf?.
?8.4U A.M. Bjrd St. Sto.
? 12.01 noon Byrd St. Sto
+8.60 P.M. Byrd 8t.8to.
14.00 P.M. Byrd St. Mta.
1.15P.M.Klba Station.
6.16 P.M. Main SLSla
?J.60A.M. ByrdSt.Sla. i
11.25 A.M. Klba Stallau, r
?11.3J A.M. HyrdSt-St*. I
?1,12 P.M. Main KU Ht*. I
?9.45 P.M. ByrdSt.Sta. !
40.60 P.M. Byrd Kt. fits, i
?7.25 l'.M.llyrdSt.St?. |
?0.10 P.M. Byrd 8t.HU.'
?0.40 P.M. MaloBt.Sta.
?11.20 P.M. MainSt.Ktrt. i
?3.80 P.M. ByrdSU Hta.l?12.50 nlnlit II) rdHt.St*.
ACCOMMODATION TOAIN8?WEEKDAYS.
I.oate Bjrrd 8t. SU. 1.80 P. M. for Krcderickjibnrj
bearo Kilia 8ta. 7.25 A. M.,0.30 P. M. for Aililand
Arrlfo Byrd 8t.Hla.8.86 A.M. from Krederlckil.'B
ArrlieElba 8ta.fl.80 A.M.,6.B0P.M.from Anhland
?Dally, tWeekday*. 'Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Streot Station
(except trains leavlotr 4.jo a. tn. and arriving
i?.5o night) atop at Bin*. Tims of arrival* and
departures act ituaraeutd. Read the titan,
-.- .?
TheValenttne Auction Ca jheVdentineAuction Ca
~ - ?. ^WCTI?3NKEf?^ AUCTIONEERS
AI ajE^ST^BROA? STJ et a EAST BRCiVU>_?li
AUCTION SALE
Fire Salvage Goods
At tho Vo.lon.tlno Auction Co., 618 East BrOad Street.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16TH,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. sharp,
Wo will sell, without limit or reserve, everything within our salesrooms.
No. 618 East Broad Street, on three floors.
This stock embraces a lur^o number of pieces of Antique Mahogany
Furniture, Large Antique Gold Frame Mantel und Flor Mirrors, Walnut ^
and Oak Furniture, Pianos, Carpets, Couches, Blankets and many other
articles.
Salo positive. Everything must bo moved Immediately. Ladles in?
vited to attend. Dealers especially should attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
lEUUcoaos
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:4o A.?Local?Dally?Newport New*.
ta:W A.?Locnl.?Dally?C vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
19:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Ol* Point
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lcb^g. Lex. C. Kurs?.
?2:00 P.?Expreas?Dally?i.ln.-L'vllla.
14:00 P.?Expr?aa?Dally?Norfolk. N. New-.
4:00 P?Local?LnUly?N. Newa. Uid Point.
b:16 P.?Local?tx. Sun.?Oordouavllle.
??:16 I*.?Llval? tlx. t.. ..I.*, ' liumj
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
?5:33 P.?Limited?Dally? CMclfVtl, Chl'go.
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally??'"uclnnat:, L'vllle.
?Slcopera. tfarlor euro.
TRAINS AllltlVB RICHMOND?Local from
Eaall S:? A. M.. 7:60 P. M. Through from
Eaal: 11:30 A. M.,. 8:30 P M. Local from
Weat: "8:30 A. 11., 9:50 ?. M. and 7:11 P.
M. Through: 7:00 A. M.. J.45 P. U.
Jameo Hiver Line: "?:8f V. M.. CIS P. M.
??Daily except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2*, DU.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLt,
For Florida ana South: k:lt A. it. and
7:So I' M., 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: >:04 A. M.. 1:00 P. M., 4:10
P. M.
Por N. &. XV. Ry. Weal: 6:15 A. M., 10:00
A. M.. 3:00 P. M., 8:S0 P. M.
Por Peteraburg: 1:00 A. 11., ?:15 A. M..
I-.1D A. M.. 9:00 A. XI., 10:f0 A. M., 3:00 P. St.,
*:10 I*. M-. 6:05 P. 11., 7:3? P. iL, ?:*0 P. id.,
11:45 P. 11.
For Ooldaboro and Fayottevllle: "t-.ia P. M
Trains urrlve Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M.,
E:4o A. M.i 6:40 A. 11., ?3:37 A. lt., "10.4S
.V. M., U:40 A. M., ?IS:00 P. M , "1:40 P. il..
1:00 1'. M.i 6.Si P. M.. 8:00 P. 11., >:00 P. M..
U:30 P. 11.
?Except Sunday: ??Sunday only.
Tim* of arrival and departure and con?
nect,onx no', Guaranteed.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLV ALL RAIL LINB TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect December 10, 1911.
Leave Byrd street Station, Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK: 'IcOO A. IL. ??:00 F. 11..
?4:10 P. XL
FOR LYNiCHBUHO AND THE WB3T:
?6:11 A. M.. 'lO:? A iL, '1:00 P. 15.. ?9:2?
P. 11.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A
M M'K P. II.. ?11:30 P. SI. From tba Woat:
?6:40 A. M.i o3:00 P. M., bl:40 P. -M.. ?G:06 P.
M.. ??:00 P. 11.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and sleeping Cur?. Cafa
Dining Cara. C U. BOSLET,
D. P. A, Richmond. Va.
W. B. BKV1LL. Q. P. A.. Hnanokw. Va.
b L A HO .Ml I) AIR LINK.
Southbound tralna actieuulcd to leave Rich?
mond daily: 9.1a A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1:20 P. M.?Slecpera and coaches, Atlanta.
Htniningham, Savannab, Jackson villa and
Florida polnta. 9:10 P. M ? Sleepers and
coaches, Savannah, Jacl.aonvllle and Flurlda
polnta. H.'IS P. M.?Sleepera and coaches.
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphl* and tba
Southwest. NorthuuUD'J trains achedutud to
arrive In Richmond daily: 6:33 A. M., 7:33
A. M.. 5:06 P. M.. 0:40 P. M.. -Local.
SOU THErRN RWLWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Tralna Leave Richmond.
N. B.?Following aehadule tlgurcs publish?
ed aa Information and not guaranteed:
For the South ?Dally: 6:10 A. M. Local.
10:i? A. M. Exprcaa. 6:00 P. M. Exprcaa.
11:15 P. M. Express. Week Daya: s.O) P. M.
Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Ex. Sun.?Connecting for Bal
tlmoro Moa.. Wed. and Friday. 6:0-0 A. M.?
Ex. Sun. and 1:16 P. M.?Hon., Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Tralna Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 6:30 A. Mi, 8:10 A. M.
2:00 P. M . 8:05 V. M , dally; iS-.tt Ex. Sun.
From Weat Point: !t:30 A. M. dally, 11:31 A.
M. Wed. and Frl.. 4:i5 P. M. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
907 E. Main St. 'Phone Madlaon !J2.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE DAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of electric tralna to and from
Aahland. atopping at Intermediate atallona
upon algnnl: Lv. Richmond IMroad nod
Laurel Bta.): 't:0?. ?7:10. 8:10b, 9:10, "10:10.
11:10 A. II , 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. 4:10b, 6:10. 6:20.
7:10, 8:10b, 10:10, 11:11 P. M. I.v. Aahland:
?6:55, 7b. 8, 9b, 10, "11 A M . ?12 St., "L, a
3, 4, 5b. (. 7, 8. 9b, 11 P. U.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCarnea baggage.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cara leave MnnchcaUtr, Seventh and Porry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?6. 7. S. ?9 10. 11, Ml A M., L J, ??. 4. S.
"5H5. ?6. 7. 8. -0 10 P. M.
11:00 P. 'A., for Cheater. 11:00 midnight for
Peteraburg.
Cara leave Peteraburg, foot of Sycamore
Strcot, for Manchester:
15:16. 6:35, ??7:16, ?7:35, 8:35. 9:35. ?10:85. 11<S3
A M , 12:35, ?1:35, 1:35, 8:35, ?t:3S, 5:35, 6:35.
?7:35, 8:35, 9:35. ?10:40, 11:40 P. M.
tDslly except Sunday and holiday*.
?Carrlea baggage and exproaa."
??Limited, except Sundayi and holidays.
All cara from Petoraburg connect with
enra for Richmond.
ia^tamboatiet
? ^STSominIiJn^ine:
Lv. Richmond foot ol Aau St. dally.7:00 P.m.
Leave Newport News.6:00 A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A M.
Connects with main line otoamer* leuvlng
Norfolk fur New York dairy except Sunday
1:00 P. M. Coniioetlona also made by N. ek
W. Ry. 3 P. m. atnd C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. m.
Night Liue ateamcra .top at Claremool to
land or receive poaaengers on algtial, and
will bo met by nliu conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.?James Rlvar
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point, New?
port Ncwa and all Jainca River landing*.
Steamer loaves More. ?? Wadncaday and
Friday at 7:0o A. m. Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhonuM.idlauu 174.
Muln Tlrkel OfTIca. 821 K. Main Street.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Daily, Including Sunday, for Baltimore
snd the North via Norfolk and Old Point
Comrort. Through tickets on sale at all
ticket 0rrice9. Big new palatial ahlps "City
of Baltimore" and "City of Norfolk,'" equip?
ped with United Wireless. Intercommuni?
cating telephone aorvlco. Staterooms single
or en suite, with private bnihs. Famous
Tnblo d'llolc 75c dinner. Cuisine and sur
vlco unsurpassed. S. E. BURGESS, Agent,
907 Eaat Main Street.
GlO~TO BERMUDA
With Acca Temple, Mytittc .Shrine.
Sail from Old Point Thursday, 10
A. M.. January 11, 1912, on tho 3. 3.
"TAGUS.*' This will bo the most de?
lightful pilgrimage that has over left
Virginia. Over 125 already booked. A
limited number rooms still vacant.
Rate, $66.00. Includes all expenses,
stateroom and meals on steamer, hotel
accommodations (American pl.m) in
Bermuda, carriage drive to Harrington
Sound, admission to Crystal Cave and
Devil's Hole, steamboat excursion to
tho Reefs and Marino Gardens, stop?
ping on route, and Including admission
to tho Government Aquarium.
nOYAL MAIL STEAM PACHU5T co.
HAM H EL II. BOW MAN, Agent,
708 East Main Sfront.
1'unra Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursions. Low
., eat Itate*.
Twin Screw 8. 8. '?Drrmudlan," I ISO too*,
falls Docombar 13. Bllgo keel*; electric
fans; wlreloa* telegraphy. Fastest, new;
and only Steamer landing paasen gar* at
tho dock In Bermuda.
For Illustrated pamphlcta apply to A. K.
OCTERBUIGE ? CO., Agent's, (|?rbec S.S.:
Co., Lid., 10 Broadway, New York, or any i
Ticket Agent, or Quebec ?. S. Co., Ltd.,'
Quebec, H, II. Bowman, 708 U, Malt? ?U, |
Kicbtnoatd. V*.
The Valentine Auction Cty
AUCTIONEERS
OKI'?;-EAST. BRO/U>?rp
AUCTION SALB ^
OP
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. PICTURES.
TOYS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE
STOVES, ETC.. AT PAGE'S COM?
MISSARY, NO. 1602 EAST FRANK?
LIN STREET.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,
At tho request of Mr. Page, who has
lust returned from tho 3outh with a
carload ot" frilght salo goods, wo will
sell at his commissary. No. 1602 Eafst .
Franklin Street, commencing at 10;30
o'clock, Thursday, December 14, a largo
lot of Christmas Novelties and General
Merchandise, such as Fancy China 'and.
Ornaments, Pictures, Suspendorg ahft
darters In Christmas boxes. Toys.
Hosiery, Men's, Ladles "and Children's; '
Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Ladles'
Hats, Men's Hals and Caps, N?tions.
China Dinner SetB, Fancy Mirrors,
Groceries, Soaps, Cooking and Heat?
ing Stoves, Ico Skates, Hardware, and,
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale positive. Pago always saytv.
sell.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO:
By Pollard & Bagby.
AUCTION SALE ?;???)
OF
FIRST-CLASS DETACHED HOME IN
FA1RMOUNT, NO. 1204 NORTH
NINETEENTH STREET.
We will sell at auction, on the prem?
ises,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1011,
at 4:30 P. M.,
the ahovo mentioned desirable home. "
The houso lg detached, has eight rooms.
Is modern in every respect, and will
make a nice homo or investment. -The ?'
owner Ib determined to sell, so come,
and got a bargain.
TERMS: Easy, and announced" at
sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Auctioneers.
By T. M Wortham & Company,
Real Estato Agents,
No. IS North Ninth Streot.
AUCTION SALE
OF
UNEXPIRED LEASE OF THAT MOST
DESIRABLE STORE. NO. 1009 EAST
MAIN ST RET, OPPOSITE THE
POST-OFFICE.
By direction .of the Unltid States
District Court for tho Eastern Dis?
trict of Virginia, and in order to close
up the affairs of Wiltshire's, Inc., in
bankruptcy, I will offer at public auc?
tion, on the premises, at
1 P.M .,
TiniRSDAY. DECEMBER 14, 191L |
tho uncxplred loaso of this doslrabl?
store (with basement and nub-base?
ment).
Particulars as to length of lease and
other terms of salo announced at sn,iov
or may be either obtained by applying
at the olllco of the trustee, No. 620
Mutual Building, or at tho o files of tfte>
uuctloncor.
J. C. WISE.
Trustee.
Boulevard
Property
We have tho cheapest and most at?
tractive proposition on the Boulevard,
he t Veen Monument Avenue and Stuart
Avenue. If you are willing to tak;?; a,
profit of $3,500 to $4,000 between how
and May l, 1012, come to soo us quick.
Can bo handled on $5,000 cash pay?
ment.
O. A. HAWKINS,
Real Estate,
100 North Seventh Street.
&>teamuoat?f.
SPECIAL TRIP tranmtlaatle llaaf
KAISERIN AUGUSTE VICTOR!A,
tha largest and moM luxurious utrimer of
the Hamburg-American ?erriet. Kqnlpped
with Kiti-CarltoD Restaurant, Palm Garden,
Gjmutslum. Electric lutba, Elevators. -'?
Will l?ar? New York
FEBRUARY 1?, 1312,
for Madeira, Glhraltnr, Alglere? '
Vlllefranche (Nice), denen, N'?
plea, and Port Sold.,
lime for atght-aeelnr. at each port.
To or from rnrt Said, 9105 and up.
To or from all other port*. 9118 *od op.
Aha CruUu ta tkt Orient, M'mI ir.Hta,
B?ut\ America. Arcuni tha World, ale.
Send for Ulm; tratet] booklet.
HAMRG-AftOICAH LI HE
11-43 B'way, N. Y.. or 8. H. Bowman 1? HI
Main St.; Richmond Transfer Co.. ?0J vu
Mam St.. Richmond, Va.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet CVs
Exceptional opportunities to, visit
opportunities
WEST INDIES ?<
Including tho
PANAMA CANAL CUBA />
JAMAICA COLUMBIA '
Fleet of Five Transatlantic s?:>amet?.
SANDERSON * SON.
Genl. AKt?>;.'<?* Hit?? *t? K. V. ,
8. II. Bowman. V ><-.'cJ$rf.
70S E. Main St.,- - RicbmoMd? Va,'.
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