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Greater lUvbniond'a Greater NcWspaper
GHISATHST WAAT AM) It MAI/ Eb
TATU .MED it M IX VIIIUIM V, A AI?
o.vm ok ini. bust i\ AMiam v.
Want Ad Rates
In effect June 11, 1911.
Mull), uue veut tier vtoril nb?n tiulil
In Uihnut'r. .No Ad, tnlitn fur Ickm tlinu
? t'tt ceuta,
und one-linlf cents u mini nil
idiiKsiUt'iiiKiuH evcept MtUMtlMM Wilttted
fur Mundil}'. bttUUIiOU ?Vituteil. ?tut.- ceill
" "urd. Xo Ad. Similiiv iiii.cn lur lena
than Uftceii veutn.
.Nu Ad*, (al,,11 lur lefcN tlum lui'iil)
ii \ <? Centn ivhen iihoiicil In Or diurge'il
ui tin* cuuud'r,
Phone ?nii'r? uuttriiiiteed.
I'liiaaiih'tiUuii nut Kunruutecd ultc'
Di.'MJ I?. .11.
For ImtrlneKN c.iiitriiclx, neuil foi tin
11 nut Ail. Mini, iibwiiv 3iuitrne I.
i.oot an? jrouitD
Cl3?T ON V.\j; ON ItUo?D STkKK-i;
:'.' "> noli .i iaik. Htatton,
"--v.n fur ills im.ii. i n,,i.., ?in
incuse roiui.in. Richmond
v 1.1,um.ii .mil i. ,, .v.. reward.
HTOLEN on STRAYED FROM No", li
R?wit Friuikltii sin i t ? t, ,n- m fox
terrier puooiih. nlMiu ant] reunite. ,\
rowaitl win ,,:,i,i ,?r i in-11 return
unl no IfUi-Hlllill.M nshi .1.
LOST. TUBSdXy NtoiwlNfJ. ON .MAIi.
Sllull .Silent. Imiv i-oii I ivi-ul v-nnii
?unl TtVuiit)-k.-v.-ikIi. n sioilll. bluurt
litir.sc. cOptulillltK ;. laokct mid .-liniii.
-itli Initial.-, i;. .?i. c. Rewind it
_' ? i'll lied '.'I Jli i Soul!) l,:i,l, i l.
H?HT. .SIl.VKI: oAKlii CASE U'lTH T
M. engraved on back. Reward ii .<?
t'iin..I i? -j\ v, ,.N, .\|? i.-I,.,n sin i.l
.LOST LIGHT BROWN AND WIIITi;
Scotch coll to. ?Ix iihtiIIi.m iil.l. |;i..
ward ii returned tu MASTER RAY
MOND LOW UV. ?Oii l-.- s. Tivehly
niM Streut. Phone Monroe lot.
L.OKT. RKTWEEN FAIR (hks AND
Seven Pines, Sunday, December 7,
Irish fed setter dog; well uro Will
with collar, Return to address taeloW
and receive reward. j. It, GOODE a.
_6('N il ;7 East Main.
ISO HEVVAHD FOR INFORMATION ?T4
recovery of gold wn.tcii (Elgin make)
and chain lout mi- stolen liboul Hire,,
months ago; engraved W. K. No
?iuestloiiH asked, w. IC1DD, I in
^Money Pickle Factory.
IXJ.ST. ON w'lCST "GRACE STREET,
between Henry and Allen Avenues;
monogram belt pin. Initials K. I-:. I-.
Return to 1628 West Grace and :?? -
Colve rc-wurd
L<isI'TTin 'sitnl>7\~5\ dk<Tkm1 ier i<?.
either In St. Pauls church or be?
tween there und Monument Avenue,
im Episcopal l'rny-r nook und Hym?
nal, iarc?- size, botihd in black leath?
er: also on Sunday. December 17. ut
the h?mo nluoc, d pair of silver lorit
nettea, and nlno. within the last
month, two pairs <>f ? yeglasscn, onn
balr rlmlesg and one pair with metal
rims. Suitable r- v.-nrd If returned
?>? : rj West Franklin.
l}riiJ CUantr?, 9$a\t
^WANl Kl). KOK C S. AU.MY. AHLK
bodied, utiinarrli-d men. botivtion agtm
of li and ?j; cttizeni of United t?talesj
of good character and temperate hab?
it;, Who ??'.'tt ?:>0'iH, nail and write
tho Etlgllih langujs';. 1'or jnforma
tlc.-i. auply to Hucrultlhg OlTleer, tiv
K?st Bruad Htrcet. Ktchmond, Va.
W^VNTiTlT^i^'f'L'nu man as 11001^
kbeper. Opportunity for advance?
ment to riuiu purty. Apply 111" Kuet
Broad Street.
UKIGHT. Vfi u.in?; BOV WANTED TO
learn printing business. Those
afraid of work need not apply. COOK
i'll!NT1NC. CO. S Thirteenth St
WANTED "FrifST-CDABfi COACHMAN.
Must c?the well recommended. Apply
butweeh 1ft and 12 o'clock. SIT Mil
ttial Uuildlng.
W?N.TKD. BOY WITH BICYCLE
right away, MAKTila WASHINGTON
CANDY STOKE 715 b. ?Jracc Btreot
"\V~a n"T El). VOUNG 15'EN""TO LF.aun
tne initomoutlr. busini-as; positions
secured competent graduaics. KIC1I
MOND AIJTi- SCHOOL, -oj Ura.ha.in
Strot-t. _
S\'anted. A "G??Dn?FN?'Fvi'k Ol?3lT
utor at once. Apply Wl lci a.MS
printing Co.. 11 N. Fpurtcc-nth ht..
lailin.on.l. Va._
WANTED, GOOD WHITE BARBER AT
once. M, 1".. STEVENSON, Shirley
Hotel, I'etcr.-burg. Va._
v.ii-.iK ?it-;.n 'i<-> i.carn barber
trade. Only few weeks required.
Wajti after first month. Steady po?
sition guaranteed. Write for cata?
logue, MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE, 207 Bowery. Now York City
WANTED. "A NO. . 1 , COLORED BAR
ber. Must be Sobor nnd Industrious.
Apply to JOHN COI.EMAN. Ashland,
Va.__"_
WANTED, MAN WITH TEAM TO IX)G
mill, s.ooo feet capacity; good loca?
tion; goon contract to right party.
Address B. n. ROGERS, Buckhorn,
Vu._
WANTED. A COMPETENT IM IYS1CI AN
to tHkc ehiuge of n country practice
during the monlliK of January and
February. Address DR. S. T, A.
KENT. Ingram. Vn._ _
WANTED.- AT ONCE.'"THREE OR
four cigar makers for long-tiller
mould work; *8: r,pen shop. Address
Box 142. Charlotte. N. C._
\v?ntFd."experienced MAN. with
or without logging equipment, to
contract to log mill of 40.000 feot per
day capacity. DORCHESTER lum?
ber CO.. Badham. S. C. _
VOU '. ARE WANTED FOR G?Jr?brn
ment positions: $S0 month to com?
mence; annual vacations; short
hours; no "layoffs.'- Common educa?
tion sufficient, over 12,000 appoint?
ments coming. Influence unneces?
sary. Send postal immediately for
freo list of positions open, with de?
scription. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Oept. r 79. Rochester, n. Y.
Situation** tainntcn, a?a!c
WANTED.?A ?COMPETENT DOUBLE:
entry bookkre>pe-r dcslre.i position,
nest of re?erehccB., H fi.so. euro
TImes-Dlspotch.
T??Nfi MAN WITlTT\V() YEARS' F.N
pcrlonoo In large drug store desires
a position. Best of references fur?
nished. Address O f>IO. care Times
Dispatch. _
^vTvNTED. BY FELL REO 1STEREP
ilruggist, situation ns clerk or man
itajer; references given. Address D
103. care Ttmes-Dlaputoh.
EXPERT STEAM" ENG 1NEBR - WANTS
permanent position In the South. Ad?
dress P. O. Box 946, Portsmouth,
N ., H,_
YOUNG MAN. THOROUGHLY;.,)EXPE
rlonc/d bookkeeper; stenographer
and ofRcc assistant, familiar with
all details of accounting, purchasing
and saleB department, capable of
taking entire charge of office, desires
position. Can furnish references of
highest grade regarding ability' and
Integrity. Address G 832.^enre Tlmes
nlspatch;_,_;_
BOOK KEEPER THOROUGHLY EXPE
rienced and competent, open for en?
gagement; Al reference. P. O. Box
No. 1045, City._? ? _;
YOUNG MAN with" experience as
shipping clerk wants a position-with,
some wholesale house. g a37. earn
Tlmes-Dlspatch._ ._;_)
SITUATION (WANTED BY NORTHT>UN
man as manager of farm or country
place; well oxpcrlencerl in ovory
branch, including building and re?
pairing; able to secure and .handle
good help; at- present employed on
largo place, but owing to Its chang?
ing hands will bo open for engage?
ment January l. References' from
present employer und local business
men. Address E 240, caro ' Tlmeo
Dispatch. I
IjHp CUantcb, .female
WaNTKD. COMPETENT''WO^TTJoNK
but competent need npplv. lsn Han?
over Avenue.
?'.\.vn;i) a COLOIIPSD> GIRL KOlt I
general Koiittowork in mnall family;
will pay ftilr price t<? light party:,
_Prefer country glil._402 West Broad. |
A REFINED LADY . WANTED AS'
mother*? helper and companion. In
exchange for board and mail salarv.
Apply by mall. D. 12'U East Main
_ St ri ,-t. Itltliinoiii). Vil'i
YOUNG GUI I Ii wanteh in C??NPI?C?
tl6li?ir> sior.-. |_j n. sixth Struct;
&ituation0 i^Hantrb, female
''O.MPKTKXT STENpORAVIIER, 8KV
en years' experience with one of the
lnri/,cHt wholesale grocery companies
In city, desires position by .latiuury
15. Address Miss. T.. Box 950.
WA NTKD - A WIDOW I..\ I>% OF Hh
llhement desires 11 position as care-.
taker, housekeeper or 10 care for
an invalid, r. 803, cure Tlmos-Dls: I
patch. j
VOUNti LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
booklcccpi : experb ncud and need- .
fate, n 7nv. cure. Timca-Dispatch.
?oiiritpi!? anb &a(r0inrn
AUTOMOBILE BAliESM A.N.. ?ATTItAl U I
tiv?i opening for an ex perlen.t.
woll-odiicuted young ntiin, who has
made good ill tin- rib- of any line,
ThlH position combines the advnntp,?i!i
? if it good income and a healthy o n.
door life Application* from none
but hlgh-cluss, successful salesmen
v. ill l.msldcred. FORI' A'UTi >
_CO.. ,li;2;i_W/iHI Hi.i_'
Bu?inr?? opportunities I
IN OHDBK TO TAKI. CARE ?K OUR
rapidly ipuwlni; business (we Ii i ?
Jiiht closed ednlroiM tor I lie construe-1
lion uf vault for a hank In Huh euy, :
largest contract over lot in the en-:
lire Mouth, require approximately'
half a in1111 <'n pounds oi steel in (in!
construction), wo wlsli to get into]
touch with a capable business man 1
who can Invest from 310,000 to $li>,-i
boo with services. To such n party j
an exceptional business connection
v. ill bp offered. A sinkll amount of
the ??> p?-r cini. preferred mock of
the company offered to the conserva-I
live investor. Full particulars given |
lo lite Interested party, lrniulre at]
one at the olllcca ?>( tile It U
BARNES SAFE AND LOCK COM?
PANY, IN?'.. 7-ti-U Souih Eighth
Street. Richmond, Viii
LOANS < ?'n 'diam ON I >B a Nl).i MW ELI! V
at io\vst rules ana no ? ktrii thai p< i
lor storage. JACOBS'S LOAN OF?
FICE. 218 N. Ninth Street:
WANTED, SOME ONES WITH CAPI
inl to invest in n good compoaltloTi. ]
If Interested address O 851( car-;'
Tltni ? -Dispatch.
FREE 'ctllHLSTMAs" TURKEYS FOR
everybody banking r'oguliiriy t\ or
more. Full particulars. It. B. REID.
28 North Ninth._j
COM M BRC1AL GUARANTEE COM- i
pany. Bankers, ^ North Ninth. Small
loans, Ho or more'; low rates, easy I
payments, to those saving 31 up?
ward*. Twenty-three months bunco I
you receive 1100 to tl.uoq._
automobiles tor is>a\t
FOB 'sale. AUTOMOBILE, CADILLAC,
l-cytlnder, 30-H.-1'.. magneto.- 1?'<J7
model, S-pussengcr, with lop and good
tires. Will send pnoto. $3001 In good
running order. JOE WIGINOTON,
Last Broad. _
FOB SALE TAXICAB OK TOWN CAR:
body will tH any straight irame; can
hi seen no North' Jefferson; >S0.
JOE W1GIN?TON. *S7 . Bast Broad. _
flats CClantrD
i:ori'LE WANTS SMALLunfuhnish
ed Hat. must be cheap. I' B03, cars
j Tinieu-lJlwputeh,
JSoairj C?nntcb
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM. FOR
elderly collide; also board and fur?
nished hull room for lady. Give ad
drcsa. D 20?.. cure Tlin-i'-l ?Ispatch._
VOUNG .L.?DY ^TEN?OHAPllEH UK
Hlrcs room and hoard; moderate raten.
Answer Immodlntely. f; 636, care
Ttineli-Dlspatch._
JiOtfCf?
Wj??fB?l' Tile '"'pl' BlJCJ>TO'r iK^OW
that JAHAKE BROS.. Jewelers. 1)12
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchun?c
bud remount diumonOH in the luteal
styles. Old gold and silver always
lukin In exchange.
FR be CHR1STM"aS TI'KKKVS FOR
everybody banking regularly Jl or
more. Full particular!). 11. B. lli>ID,
L'.s North Ninth._
electric oarage. VINE and MAIN j
Streets.?We have opened an Up-tO
dute and well-equipped electric gar?
age for the care ot electric vehicles
und uloragu butteries.
RAUCH & LANG ELIX'TRICH. WA
vcrley ClectrWs. l'honc for a dein
onatratlon, und lot Mr. Smith talk
with you. W. C SMITH & C(J.. Vino
and Main. r.i4 Ki 1 fth StreeL
L^ooiii0 Jror Kent
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH !
or without board._71S Kant Marshall, j
loos-Vest grace street; large!
rooms, with t;ood board.
LXltOEj hltfGHlr "FRONT ROOMS; I
good size single, rooms, with grutc.
14 North Sixth. _
FURNISHED it??MS. WITH USE OF
bath. 10 7 N. Third Struct. _
nicely furnished; WKLD-HEAT
cd. large, second-story front room
r.l South Fourth.
^ct'sonaljs'
GET A ?3 UMBRELLA FREE?EVERY
purchaser of tlE worth of umbrellas,
or any one who brings purchasers to
that nmount, will get a *3 umbrella
absolutely free. NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY, r.IS East Broad.
Phone Monroe 21119.
HUMAN i 1 AM t BOCllHT .VND ?;01 D
dl HUG 11 ICS'S. 300 Nortt^jrhlr6\
THE . HOUSEHOLD i FRIEND, SM ITH
field sausage, for sale ut your gro?
cer's.
Cftantxb
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSI.'
hold gou'ds in any quantr./-. l'hono
?Madison 3851._
WANTED,j,TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any ijuaniitv.
b. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO.. 317
East Broad" StreeL_
WANTED I .AT/j?NCB, ALL CONT'RAtJ
tors and others needing storage space
"" for building material?brick, atone,
lumber. Iron or any mulorlnl?to
know I haVe nmple yard space on a
conveniently located yard. Cun lond
and unload direct from cars. Rntca
very reasonable. D. O. SULLIVAN,
. 1517 Gary Street. Madison 203.
Coal tinb caoob
TRY THE BAG COAL WITH THE
woodman or. it and you will find It
clean and quick to burn. Very good
i. Jor cooking or gcnornl honaowork. If
your groneryman does not handle It
I el! him to do so and phono mo about
It. LONG'S. Madison ioc3-i070.
49ottftr>"i. Iftifi tin* JLibt fcitocft
FOR SALE. HArHJS^M^TlvEd^^TAF^D
driving horse, eight years .old; sound,
city broke; reason for selling, pur?
chased automobile. Address "HORSE,"
P. O. Box 194. City. _?
ONE SORREL HORSES, EIGHT ybau3
old; -sound; ' prompt driver: "suitable
for a vlotorta or surroy. Apply to E.
a SUTHERLAND, Nos. 1 and 8 North
C))orry atjrsot.
DAILY PUZZLES
What present for mama?
ANSWER 'Id VKS'l'KliDAi ?? I'b/./,_!:.
Crunhcrrlef*.
J:0l x_d'C
w.anti:; . you TO know that nurt
STOCK or JKWBLHY IS LARGER
AN L> afr.ke COMPLETE this
'.iiitisT.M/.s TlfAN EVER, and as
usual Ti'IK PRICES ARB Tilts'
I/5WI5ST. ali. GOODS UUAKANi
TEED W. M. COYYAHDIN'S SdNS.
JEWELERS, is la HAST MAIN st.
12-GAUGB. EC-INCH, REMINGTON,
hammcrless. automatic ejuctor. hew
condition, t?.'?<..",i.>. original cost, nr..
.IAO >ns.
ONH c?pi< stmvi:. NO. .', ui" rest
rhaho: cos" IIS; good us hew; for 810.1
t v-i v. nnhir sir-rt. city.
KIN B CAHhIaG ES. "lli'SlNESS BUG-1
glcs, ail kinds of. wa-gons, carriages!
and wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices, W. C.
SMITH CO., :;i I N. Fifth Street
i'.-OAi'OE iTiTSTlNTiTi >X < il.'N. ~
Ineh. .?!;.:," JACOBS'S LOAN OK-,
_KICK._'
FE NDEi IS,; FH i K SETS. AN DI RONs.
polished and dull brass and black
iron: largo Ilm: colonial patterns.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 121:, Main
Street.
waiJUns"-to si;it r7iT)7~7tT'"_bbh
tires put on proriptly. nt richard?
son UHUS'.. 015 ilf'juk Avenue
TWO ' "i?KC?5nd -HAND ir?N?B??TS.
one top buggy and several wagons,
ull In good repair and pa'.Utcd; These
are barguin*. A. MEYER's sons, 731
Bust Cary Street
'??'OH SALi;. i IN B " f VKB\W:iTi-rn OF
lutti model. In good order. Cheap for
' Apply to S F. GARRBTT, 1301
Easl Main,
BECONdThaND M ACHINI: E V in ?UOIlT,
sold ami exchanged. I. BLUl'ORD
CQ.. 1533-42 East Cary street.
NEW IMPORTATION*7! 'I'" ORIENTAL
rugs ready for Inspection, to lie sold
50 per cent, lower than nhy rug
dealer In United states. KAMBOU
_WAN, 215 Nortn First; Street.
ONE SLIGHTLY USED STANDARD
nrcprool s i.-, cheap for cash. Ad?
dress SAFE, IJost-C>lllce Box 123,
City._
J2-GAUGE, DAMASCUS, ? O SMITH
gun. M7.75. JACOBS.
COLUMBIA DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS,
fi?c.; cylinder records, 15c. for Edison
or Columbia granhoph?nea, on easy
payments. TALKING MACHINE CO..
701 E. Main Street.
ralax LEAVES, BEAUTIFUL for
Christinas and wedding decoration*,
mailed anywhere at 25c. per hundred
leaves. Send In your order to-day.
_OSCAI: BE LI a Tuxedo; N. C.
CARVERS, PAIRS AnI> ~SETS; FINE
steel: biautlful styles: $1 und up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1216 Main
StrceL_
FINE; " I'CHE-wTTlTB. iTaDY'S DIA
mond ring. Tiffany setting. 7-8-karut,
800; cost, fl35. Address Box 102.
Lorraine, Vn.
arI'les: ai~plbs: fancy winbsap
apples for Christmas. Price, 15 bar?
rel on curs here. Grown and packed
by us. Address A. c. BRUCE _ co.,
Greenwood, Vu.
bTcTy c"l e s ?nd MOTO? cycles
make nice Xmaa presents. See
TOM PK INS, 311 W. Broad St. Only
complete stock in city; new and
second-hand.
TOYS:--R *MoYAL SALE NOW 03}
at TOMl'iClNS'S, 311 W. Broad Struct.
COSBY'S COMBINATION BAKER AND
heater for coal and wood. 123 West
Broad. Write for circular.
?NReitEeM E d~0 VEHCOATS AND l.A
dies' jackets, $2.50 up. STEINER'S
LOAN OF FICE. lilt E. M a In S trcet.
POCKET KNIVES?-300 PATTERNS
best quality blades, 25 cents and up.
CLARKE's CUTLERY headquar?
TERS. 1215 Main Street. "Sign of
Padlock."_
UNREDEEMED sinh LE-BARR BLBD
guns nt $2.50 each. STEINER'S LOAN
OKK1CE. IUI East Main Street._
FORFEITED ELGIN AND WALTHAM
20-year, gold-lllled watches. only
? 7.50. STEINER'S LOAN OFFICE.
1441 Enst Main Street._
LARGE ASSORTMENT HIGH-GRADE
tallor-mude suits, only $8.50: worth
double. STEINER'S LOAN OKF1CE.
1141 East .Main Street _
UNREDEEMED REMINGTON PUMP,
good us new, only $20. STEINER'S
_loan office, mna Main street.
FOR SALE. TWO TOP WAGONS, 880
and $45; two rubber-tired runabouts,
$25 and $15; two top buggies, $35 and
$50. These are great bargains. A.
MEYER'S SONS. 731 E- Cary Street.
MEYER'S VEHICLES HAVE A HIGH
reputation wherever used for qual?
ity and satisfaction In every partic?
ular. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 E. Cary
Street._
fcUal Csstntf Srot &ale
WANTED. to sell A GOOD FRAME
building with slntc roof to some
contractor or builder with the under?
standing that sumo Is to be moved
by March 1. WALLER * berke?
LEY'. No. 28 North Eighth Street.
NO. 1100 B?FnBI?DGE, cor. elb V
enth Street. Manchester, very cheap;
excellent brick, seven rooms, bath,
latrobe. range, cellar, electric; high
ground; line view; good home and
investment; pays ' well. Price and
temp will surprise you. Owner in
It Glad to show It. A snap! cha
V1N & hume._
alITmillwehy and ready-made
garments reduced to special low
prices for balnnoo of the foil and
winter soason. mrs. JULIAN bear.
1423 East Main Street.
~ piDtTwional ?iianttn
tTiTachers ^"t5lU3A?rrDd^^
emergency calls In public and pri?
vate schools. Many good openings.
r. .W. cridlin, Manager Virginia
Teachers' Bureau, Mancnester, Rich?
mond. Vs. _____
F7_f_^oo!5n<ft^^
formation: consult our flies at South?
ern depot, '"Tragle'B," Snunde.ro &
Crump's and 28 North -Ninth Street.
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU.
WANTED. BOARDERS AT 815 EAHT
Franklin; nlno table, boarders. MISS
PALMORE.
IcUal <?0tatc jfoc lunt
BRICK FACTORY IN SOUTH RICH-1
momh. two-story, high-pitch; boiler
Und engine and shafting In building; I
lot 132.\ 1.">.*?; on railroad traek, Rent
very reasonable.
2219 iPARK AVENUE?SIX ROOMS, I
nice, small home. Ron I, $30 per
month. Must be seen to bo oopre
elated.
3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET?CON
cret?. now; nice? Stund for small store
or olllee. Kent, $200 per year.
Ill K. CLAY STREET?TEN ROOMS.!
two baths. Rem reasonable, |
FLATS FOR COLORED PEOPLE?
New. 909-11 Moore Street. Rent. $9.
O. A. HAWKINS. Real Estate, Loan*,
Renting Houses, 100 North' Seventh
Street
MIO WEST AVE,?MODERN, EIGHT
rooms, extra lavatory: possessio!! 6til
to lath January, Rent, 51'? per
month.
2803 13. CRACK STREET?FIVE ROOMS
and bath, lower lint: separate en?
trance, sopurnte rn.iii and back
porebes. separate yard, Rent,
per month.
r.Hl W. CLAY STREET?SIX ROOMS,
brick detached. Rent, Sir, per month.
BIO N, ELEVENTH STREET?BRICK, S
rooms. Rent. $22.f>0 per month. O. A. I
HAWKINS. Real Estate, Loans. Rent -
inn House-., ion ,\\ Kevntb Street. _
FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE 1
story building, all conveniences, v.-lth
railroad siding. In heart of whole?
sale district; well adapted for manu?
facturing purposes; would make an
ideal wholesale house for groceries,
feed or mail order house or for man?
ufacturing specialties. D. O. SULLI?
VAN, lf.17 K. Cary, Madison 303.
a^cctinrts
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 Life
insurance Companj >f America will
be held at the Jefferson Hotel, in the
city or Richmond Va., on WEDNES?
DAY, THE 10TH MAY of JANUARY;
A. D. 1912. at tlf nour of 111 o'clock
A. M.. for tlie purpose of electing di?
rectors of the company for the en?
suing year and tho transaction of
any and ?11 other business which
may be submitted to the mooting
Ry order of the board of i'irrctors
W. O. JOHNSON.
_President.
National Bunk or Virginia.
Richmond. Va , December S, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL M EET 1 NC
of the stockholders of tho National
Rank of Virginia will be held TUES?
DAY, January 9, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at their hanking house, corner
Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond,
Va. W. M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
Richmond. Va., December 1G, I9ii.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholder's of the Union
Bank of Richmond, Vu., will be he'.d
on THURSDAY, January 11th, 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon, at their banking
house, HOi East -Main Street.
GEORGE W. CALL.
i_ Cus liter.
National Stale and City Hunk]
Richmond, Vn.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of th'j bunk will
be held TUESDAY, January ?, 1913.
ut 12 o'clock noon, in the bunk build?
ing. 1109 E. Main St., ut which meet?
ing there may be considered and
udopted changes or amendments of
the articles of association.
_JULIEN II. HILL. Cashior.
Richmond. Vu.. December s, lDiT
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Planters' Na?
tional Hank, of Richmond, Va., will
be held at 12 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY, January 9, 1912, In the hunk
building. RICHARD H. SMITH.
_Cushler.
Richmond Distilling Company,
Incorporated.
Richmond, Yn., December 12, 1911.
TILE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Richmond
Disttllinv' Company, Incorporated,
will bo held WEDNESDAY; January
:t. 1012. at 3:30 o'clock P. M.. at tho
offices of the company. Hennco coun?
ty. Vu. S. B. BRADY,
Socretary-Troasurcr.
_ BibibenD Notices.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co..
Olllee of Treasurer,
Richmond, Va., December 12, 1911.
DIVIDEND NO. (55.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared a dividend of two
(2) per cent., the same being consec?
utive quarterly dividend No. Of, on
the preferred stock of this company,
payable JANUARY 16, 1912, when
checks will be mailed to all prefer?
red stockholders of record at thu
close of business on December 30.
1911.
The preferred stock books will bo
closed from 12 M., Saturday, Decem?
ber 30, 1911, to 10 A. M.. Tuesduy,
January 16, 1912.
S. W. TRAVERS,
_Treasurer.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va.. December 19, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared a semi-annual dividend
of two per cent., payable on anil
after .JANUARY 1. 1912. Checks will
bo mailed. L. D. AY LETT,
Secretary.
Capitol Building and
Loun Association,
Richmond. Vn., December 21. 1911.
THE DIRECTIONS OF THIS ASSOCIA
tion have tills dny declared n semi?
annual dividend CNo. SS) of 1 por
cent., free of tax.
JOHN B. WELSH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
a?i?ccllancou0
XMAS JEWELRY.
SOLID GOLD SIGNET RINC*?.$2,?u UP
SOLID GOLD SET RINGS....$1.25 UP
TIE CLASPS AND STICK pINS.fl.50 UP
SOLID GOLD LOCKETS AND
CHAINS .12.50 UP
BRACELETS .$2.00 UP
COMB, BRUSH AND MIRROR
SETS .$5.00 HP
SOLID GOLD CUFF BUTTONS.52.00 UP
PRETTIEST LINE OF JEW?
ELRY CASES IN TOWN_$-.50 UP
SOLID GOLD HAT PINS.$1.50
IMMENSE LINE OF GENTS' FOBS AT
PRICES THAT CAN'T HE DUPLI?
CATED IN TOWN. IT WILL BE TO
YOUR INTEREST TO SEE OUR [
GOODS AND GET OUR PRICES BE?
FORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
WE ARE DOWNTOWN. WI'IAH
SMALL EXPENSES AND SATISFIED
WITH SMALL PROFITS. THAT'S
Wnv SO CHEAP. ALL GOODS
GUARANTEED. W. H. COWARDIN'S
SONS. 1815 EAST MAIN STREET.
XMAS UMBRELLAS?DON'T DELAY:
come at once to NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. 318 East
Broad; 5.000 tinvbrellas for salo at
once. Phone Monroe 2109._
XMAS BARGAINS.
FINE GOLD SIGNET RINQS. GOLD
ncekchains nntl lockets, also gold-fill?
ed ne.ckchalns and locketti. at reduced |
prices. WM. TOBIEN, JR., 108 EnHt
Broad Street.
FINE
GOLD-FILLED ELGIN' WATCH
es from $10 up; gold signet rings, $11
up. WM. TOBIEN, JR., 408 E. Broad |
Street.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
DELIVERED ANY PART OF TUM,
city or suburbs, 0 gallons for 60
cental no odor; no ?moko. HOWELL
BROS., 902 East Blond. J
/Noticed
Table (T?nte Dinner* Snturrtnr
und Sunday evening*. u tu ti o'clock.
(11.50 each.
THE JEFFERSON!
Richmond, Va.
'Hie most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en eultc, with and without baths
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate, SI.60 pi r dar und upward.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open Inlly from 10 A. M. to I V. M.
Admlas'oli, ?5c Froa oc Saturdays
9?t?rcllnncou?
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSEri.
PARI AIR SUITS. COUCHES AN O ,11, ij
pieces reUpholsturud. Mattresses I
renovated neatly. Sanitary moUious. j
Rellublc work. SYDNOH & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Hroad. Madison J2U4. I
EXPERT GRINDING, i
dach & REEVES, SUCCESSORS TO
Earnest Alliier Cutlery Works and
Grinding Establishment, dealers in
ail ktnus ?i euiieiy. a specialty is
mudv o/ concaving raxora, grinding
.ill kinds of cllppera; tailors' ami j
barber shears. Cutlery of all kinds,
repaired. Orders by mall or express I
promptly attended lo. .110 and
;I10 1-2 West Broud. Phone Madison |
?li?S. _ _
heaters.
5ee our line of wood. coal and
oil heaters bet?re buying, also coul
hods, shovels. elua hardware
! co._
antiques.
ORIGINAL ANTIO.UE FURNITURE 1
Furniture repaired, pullsheu and ,
packed, uplioUiering, etc. L. N. Ait
N ALL & SON, Dili W. Urouil Street.
I'llone .Madison 6217. _
SHARl'O CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RUSH ARU-!
bhed, 2 l-2e each: ra/.ors honed, lie.
Work hair tested, sterilized und
guaranteed, thousand satlstlcd. Send I
for circular and convenient biauej
iimller. StlARfO CO., ?u> Last .vlaui |
Street._ _ _
FLOOR S'jAINS.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF NO. 1
Moor slaliiB. polishes, lloor wax, gold
pulnts, etc.. the ki.uls ihat will last.
ELBA HARDWARE CO., corner Hen?
ry and Broud. _
THE PROPER X.MAS PRESENT.
: YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRES
ent to him. See .McCOY, Eighth 'iiidj
I Broud Streets, the rtnest Ilm: of
i gars and pipes In this city; Havana1
cigars, the oest that can De bought, {
i packed in boxes, I rum HOC. and up.
Have a look; best ever. Wo are the]
; agents lor PttrK A: Tilford's candles.
'1 Hey can't bo. b< at.
COLE'S HOT BLAST STOVE.
ONE-THIRD OF YOUR COAL BILL
saved on Colo & Foster's Hot Blast
stoves. Cull and see them before
buying. We t-lso guarantee thut our
Hut Blast stoves will heat more
space with less coal than any other
stove made. ELBA HARDWARE CO..
Henry and Broud._
BICYCLES.
WE HAVE THE most UP-TO-DATE
line of bicycles to bo founu In the ]
city. Before buying don't fall
cull und see us. Also a large Uno ot j
parts;- everything th.it you .ieod tor
the bicycle ut ttte lowest prices.
P. gentry, 50S W. Broad. Phono |
Monroe 2021.
HOUSE PAINTS. ~
IF YOUR HOUSE NEEDS PAINTING I
give us a cull. We carry a full line |
of the best grade of house paints.
Write or phone for color card. ELBA I
hardware co. _
bakery.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. LET US j
bake your cukes. We sell tho gen?
uine Vienna bread, nice cakes, pins, I
etc. IVAN UV .LER'S NEW YORK
BAKERY, 110 W. Broad. Phone .Mad?
ison 8688,
SHOE REPAIRING.
'.c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. GOc.
ladies; every pulr sower; best loath- |
er; no nails, no pegs. Royul rub?
ber heels, 2?c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
?10c.; leuther- heels rebuilt like new; i
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SilDEI
FACTORY, 7Hi E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2067.
xmas cakes.
fruit CAKE, 20 AND 25c. A POUND;
citron cake. 20c. pound; raisin cake,|
16c; gold cake, 2Uc.j snowballs, 50c.
dor.en. DRINKARD'S, 422 1-2 North |
Sixth Street.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
WE CAN SAVE YOU ONE-HALE
LESS THAN REAL VALUE ON DIA?
MONDS, WATCHES, SIGNET RINGS,
NECKCHAINS, BRACELETS. LOCK?
ETS, ETC.
STEINER'S,
1441 E. MAIN STREET.
CARVING SETS.
THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE
line In the city. $1.50 to $s per set.
It's quality you want to give.
HO WELL BROS., ?02 East Broad.
for THE hoy.
AN AIR RIFLE FOR 75 CENTS,
football for SI, a pair ball-bearing
roller Hkates for Sl.iiO per pair. Wo
have It all. Look us over. HOWELL |
bros., 002 East Broad Street.
TOOL CABINETS.
KEEN KUTTER TOOL CABINETS |
$8.60 to $25. Tool chests, 50c to $3
HOWELL BROS., 603 East Broad
Street._ij
POCKET KNIVES, i'
OVER 200 PATTERNS TO SELECT I
FROM; 2fic. to $6 each. HOWELL|
BROS,. 602 East Broud Street._
~ SCTsSORS~AND shears.
FULL LINE KEEN KUTTER SHEARS I
in sets. All prices. HOWELL BROS.,
602 East Broud Street._
r~' xmas ?ISbreld?b;
BIG FACTORY SALE OF UMBRELLAS I
now going on at NEWMAN'S UM?
BRELLA FACTORY. 318 East Broad
street. $1 umbrellas for 50c; $1.50
umbrellas for 7Dc; $2.60 umbrellas]
for $1; $3 umbrella* for $1.40; SI
umbrellas for $1.98; $7 g"td ana sll?
vor horn, Ivory" lind poarl handle?,
with fine silk covers, for $2.98, We
havo umbrellan from 60o up to $10
apiece, We iiavo a bin; lot of oblL
(Iron's Christina* umbrollutt from Aov
j up to 3 aploaa. Call at ottoo, Phone
I Monroe 3109.
HENRyIl?Y INN
Ashland, Va.
NOW OPEN.
Write for terms.
Special arrangements for automobile
parties.
J?uct'on ?alc?, jfutucr _~>ag_
The Valenttne Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
616 EA9T BROAD ST,
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE.
CARLOAD CHARCOAU ?00 TON'S
GRAVEL, IRON SAFES. DESKS. OP.'
PICE BUILDING. OPKN ACCOUNTS
LEASE. ETC.. OF
THE CITY COAL CO.. INC
Pursuant to an or.lei- of the Dlstrtc
Court of the United States for th.8 East?
ern District of Virginia, entere.I on
the Ith day of December. 1311. In the
matter 'if the City Coal Co.. Inc., bank?
rupt, wo will offer for sale nt public
auction, nt ih" yard of the City Coal
Company, on lha corner of Broad und
Sixteenth Street-.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21.
at 10:30 O'clock A. M..
The brick office bulldlngr tenci
scales and bins.
One showcase for displaying different
grades of coal.
one iron safe
On-- high desk.
One low d9sk.
About twenty tons slack eon I
Two carloads charcoal.
-Miout OOP tops gravel.
Lot of coal mixed with earth.
One damaged Iron safe.
About. 20,000 font lumber.
One lot railroad ties.
One lot coal sieves.
The lease on the yard at Sixteenth
and Rrond Streets, with railroad track J
privileges, expiring December 31, 1915.
The open uccoUnts of the City Coal
Co., Inc., amounting to approximately
$:t.50P.
Everything will be offered and sold at
tin yard nI Sixteenth and Broad Streets,
hut one carload of cliurcoal is in the
yard on Moore Street, neur Bacon's
Quarter Branch and Upper Gas Works.
The gravel, lot of coal mixed With
earth, the lumber, railroad ties, coal
sieves and damaged Iron safe are lit
the yard. No. 3015 Dock Street. Par?
ties interested will please examine
these goods before morning of sals, so
as to hid Intelligently. The open ac?
counts can be examined at Office of Mr
Walter Sydnor, No. Sic Mutual Build?
ing. For any further particulars, ap
plv to the receivers.
TERMS: t'ash,
This sale was postponed from Sat?
urday, December 16, to the above date
on account of rain.
WALTER SYDNOR,
OEOROE E. IIA W,
Receivers.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
1 Auctioneers.
By R. B. Chaflln ft Co., Inc.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
1118 Bast Main Streot.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES IN IIENRICO COUNT Y,
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. BA BN.
HEN HOUSES, ETC.
Acting under a deed of trust, duly
recorded In the clerk's Office of llenrtco
Bounty, In I'eed Rook 17S-A. page 19S.
I default having been made In the pay
I men! of certain money therein secured,
[nnil being so required by the benell
clnry, I will sell by public auction. In
front of Henrich County Courthouse,
at I?. M. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1911,
the abo .-e real estate, described In snld
deed of trust ns follows: Commencing
nt n pine tree on the east line of A. D.
Teske. running alone:" sp.Id line In n
northwnrdly direction 4.350 feet, more
or less, to the Ohlckaliomlny River;
thence enstvvardly nlong said river
400 feet, mprn or less, to a willow oak
tree: thence southwardly 4,250 feet,
more or less, to a sweet gum tree ad?
joining the Pnsadny line: thence west
wardly 750 feet to the place of begin?
ning, containing fifty acre?, more or
less, and being the same tract of land
conveyed to A. F: Pietz by deed from
Laurence and Mnllle R. Cnslelman.
TERMS: Cush.
ALEX. H. SANDS.
Substituted Trustee,
1 On account of Inclement weather, the
! above sale Is postpone,! until
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1911.
to be held at the same boar and placo.
ALEX. It. SANDS,
Substituted Trustee.
^financial.
We can loan your money on
Richmond Real Estate, first mort?
gage, to net you 6%.
WHY TAKE LESS?
POLLARD 6k BAGBY.
Real estate Jl-or feau*
FOR SALE.
Nico little farm of 20 acres, this side
of Lakeside, on Illlllnnl Road, betweon
Lakeside ear line and It., F. *i P. R. R.
Ten minutes either way to station. Five,
loom house; water and bath In house;
sewerage. Price very attractive.
O. A. HAWK INS.
100 North Seventh .Street.
FOR SALE.?Floyd Avenue luodorn
brick. Thirteen rooms and stable.
Lombard}*; modern brick; 7 rooms.
GEO. K. CRAWFORD & CO.,
832 East Main Street.
FOR PALE.
MANUFACTURING SITE.
80x200. Long side next to railroad
tick. West End. Very low priced.
O. A. HAWKINS.
Real Estate.
No. ion North Seventh Street.
Heal estate Jroc l&ent
FOlT RENT.
Immediate possession ol
402 West
Main
Nine rooms: modern; perfev.t order.
T M. WORTH AM & CO.,
IS North Ninth Street
FOR RENT.
Corner Tenth and
Main Streets
Three floors. Will Improve and
arrange to suit tenant. See
Golsan 6c Nash, Inc.
EOR RENT.
A Bargain
TO SETTLE THE AFFAIRS OF A
BANKRUPT,
1009 E. Main St.
Large store, with two collars; heated;
I other advantages.
This is a real opportunity to secure
nne of the best glands In Richmond at
reduced rental.
Apply to
T. M. WORT1IAM & CO..
IS North Ninth Street.
FOR RENT.
$22."hi per month, Highlatid Purk
dwelling; eight rooms; large lot. Two
blocks from ear llnj.
CHAPIN & HUME.
Atlantic ?itp &efiort?f_
GALEN H?LlT
Hotel and Snnntorlum,
With Its elegant comforts. Its tonic
nnd curative baths and superior table
and service, Is an ideal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Alwavs
ruady. Always busy.
I'. 1.. Young,
General Manager
Atlnntle Cltv.
gtitriqn fegte*. <?iitg Bap. Suction ^alf^.^^is^iat.
TheValen?neAuction Ca The ValeAeAi>?ta Ca
. auctioneer. AU_noN_sr%?
O l BiCAST BROAD ST. rt 5 ? "vr ^ WOAD st
AUCTION SALE
BRASS BEDS. MAHOOAXY. BIRD'S-BYE MAREK. QUARTERED OAK
AND WALNUT FERNITURE. ART SQUARES, MATTEN?, DRUG?
GETS. RACE CURTAINS. PICTURES, MIRRORS, PIANOS, ETC.,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER ANr> SMOKE,
To-Day, Wednesday, December 20th
at Nos. 212-21 I North Eighth Street (between Broad and Oraee Streets),
we will sell the largest and handsomest stock of Furniture ever offered
in Richmond, consisting of Mahogany and Blrd's-Eye Mupl3 Dressers,
Chlffonhlcrs; Wushstunds, Beds. Genuine Leather Library -Suits. Oenulno
Leather Couches and Turkish Rockers, One Plush Parlor Suits. Oak and
Walnut Bookcases, Oak Dining Tables, Round Tops and Massive Claw
foot Pedestals. Oak China Closets, Oak Sideboards, due Brass Beds,
Mirror Door Walnut Wardrobe, three fine Upright Pianos, handsome
Pictures and Mirrors, about 200 fine Art Squares, Druggets and Rugs,
large lot of line Luce Curtains, twenty-five very handsome Brass Reds,
firtach Rolls New Matting, Oak Hall Racks. Oak Bed Room Suits, and
other goods.
Ladles especially invited to this sale.
Ilie ValentineAuction Ca The Valentine Auction Ccv
AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS
O _ 8 EAST BROAD SU OIB EAST UROAIi ST.
AUCTION SALE $5.000 STOCK.
BRASS BED?, MAHOGANY. BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE, QUARTERED OAK AND
WALNUT FURNITURE, ART SQUARES, MATTING, DRUGGETS. LACE
CURTAINS, PICTURES. MIRRORS, PIANOS, ETC.. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
BY WATER AND SMOKE .
TO-DAY (Wednesday), DECEMBER 2?TTI,
at Mm". 212-214 North Eighth Street (between Broad and Grace Streets), ws
will sell the largest and nandsomest stock of Furniture ever offer*! In Rich?
mond, consisting of Mahogany and Blrd's-Eye Maple Dressers. Chlffonnlors.
Washstnnds, Beds, Genuine Leather Library Suits, Genuin'? leather Couchoa
end Turkish Rockers, line Plush Parlor Suits, Oak and Walnut Bookcases, Oak
Dining Tables, Round Tops and Massive Clawfoot Pedestals, Oak China
Clcsots, Ouk Sldoboai'ds, fine Brass Beds. Mirror Door Walnut Wardrobe/
thioa lino Upright Plnnoi, handsome P.irtures and -Mirrors, about 200 flno .Art;
Ktiuuros, Druggets and Rugs, large lot of fine Lace Curtains, twoniy-.fl.ve very/
handsome. Brnss Beds, flfloen rolls New Matting. Oak Hall Racks, Oak Bed;
Ronin Hull*, and other goods,
i.-ni;r- .-? ;y .. i..-ii.-<i to t.hl* sale. ? . :-'^Z$Qm
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctlor.ft/sra, .

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