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Greater nivnuiond'a Orcntor Newspaper
fJHEATJBST WAST AND It ISA L KS
TATK MISUIUM IN VIRGINIA, AMU
o.M-: Ob' TUB UUHT is AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect Juno It, 1911.
Dally, one cent per ?.ortl ?ben paid
In nUvunve. No Ati: token fur Ichh thuu
jtcn teuta.
One nucl one-half cent* a vrord all
?luH?iUeutlouH except Situation Wanted
fur Sunday. Sltuutiou Wanted, one eeut
? word. A'u Ad. ?<mdny token lor lex?
than nftrru cent*.
No Ada. token tor lern? ihoo ttrvuty
?ve cents tvlieu phoned lu or charged
i.t Hie counter.
l'boiie ordern not HUaruutced.
ClusalUcullon uot icuerautvcd aftoi
0)80 1*. .11.
1 <>r buftfoent coiitrnetM, scad fox tho
Want Ad. Unn, phone Monroe I.
i ,i 5*S3
ILost and j;?uno
?fuaTed'?r ^?oukn"'\veSSesday.
from 712 Montotro Avenue, while
puinlur with yellow murKH; aim wer?
to name of Jack? Suitable reward it
returned. W. 1'. VEITCH, at abovo
numb u r.________
UTK AY BD K.ROM 113 N. TWENTY
eighth Street, leinalu hound; medium
size, brown ears, brown und white
? pot? oq body; answers to name of
"Kate." Finder return to ubove Bum;
. ber und receive reward^_
kOST, FEMALE COLLIE DOG: WHITE
and luti, long silky hair, brown eye?,
very sharp noae. Reward if returned
to ANTUN U. THURMANN, lt>30 W.
ornoc Streut._
STAKEN FROM PAVEMENT ON SIDE
of H?ge Memorial Church on Nine?
teenth und Franklin, one nut of plana
!* of addition to church. RewurU If
returned to Hogs Memorial Church
In rear, or 11)10 Hunover Avunue._
JSTRAYED FROM CO!) A< EAST LE 1GH
Street, red ami white setter dog;
leather collar and Richmond llcen.su
tug 2t'J<i or 1497; Liberal reward If
returned to HOOD'S DRUG STOKE,
Fifth and Mur?kall._
Drip CLiantco, 9?aU
^VAlTT^Lr^??N^
tho automobile busmen:); poalllons
secured competent graduates. HICH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL* ju3 Urnbain
Street. _
VANTED. AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
coachman, with reterei.es. Address
O 6?-. care Times-Dispatch._
fw A N't ED. EXPERIENCED maee
stenographer. Apply own hund
wtitn.,;. with reference; nuie suiuiy
expected, ac Drawer 831, Dun
vllie. Va,_
V ANT ED. C-OOD CHEF FOR HOTEL
In North Curollnu town. State expe?
rience and salary expected, u (36,
care Ttniea-Dispatch._
WANTED, FOR~U. f? ARMY, ABLE*
Jbodled. unmarried men, between ages
of 18 and 8Si clti/.ena ut United .Statu:,
of flood character und temperate hab?
it-, who ca:? iiM-ak, read und write
the English language. For informa?
tion/ it^cly to Recruiting Officer, b-'?
jE-at Br.'ud Street. Rldhmond. Vu.
,"W ANTED. SOME GOOD MEN TU DEM
onstrute and bell the Little Woilder
Gas Maker. We can give you ttiti
best money-making proposition It la
possible to Kcl. Come In and talk
It over. JENNINGS <_ CO., ilu Eubt
Main Street._
COLORED BOY FOR PORTER IN
drug store. Apply 323 Randolph
{WANTED.?AN EXCEPTIONALLY AT
tractlve opportunity awaits several
high-class men from the first of
year oil Al investment proposition;
Nothing but bobcr. Industrious men
heed apply, an the stocks to be bun?
dled uru most attractive to the In
vt sting public and must be reprer
Stinted In their true value. Steady
employment to the r'.itht parties. Ad
druas Q fHl. care Tithes-Dispatch. _
?}'ANTED, FIVE GOOD MEN TO HELP
ortsjanUe nu Industrial proposition
and to start work at once, can glvo
employment to several active lady
solicitors also In the Same business.
Liberal communions ouercd to tile
ri^nt parties. Apply to Agent,
WORLD HOME SUPPLY CO., 7 1-2 N.
Eleventh Street, City. Phone Madison
'??23-U_
.(van TED. AN EXPERIENCED BUT
ler or dining room maid; none with?
out references need apply. boo West
Franklin Street._
fcoOK KEEPING, BAN KINO, ARITHt
tic. Commercial Law-, Rapid Calcu
tlona. Spelling, Penmanship; and Cor?
respondence?all taught under ,ltte
scholarship for on.v ab. MASSES
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
?ttuariDn? tun Uten, ??ale
jJ^antTSBTby "young man, p?Ihtioj*
as clerk or otllce man: live years' ex?
perience. K 710, cute Tlines-Diu*
patch._
Wanted, hy young man w ith ex~
pcrlence, position as shipping- clerk;
reference AI- Address F 2Ti', cure
Times-i.i Ib patch.
WANTED, HY YOU NO man WliolTl?"
Slrss to change his business, position
In retail shoe store that he may learn
the business. h $7s. cure Times-I ns -
? patch._
WANTED. BY A man of YEARS' Ex?
perience In the shoe business, a post- |
lion either In wholesale or retail
alioa store. Can furnish reference.
Address h G60, care Times-Dispatch.
PO SIT I on WAN T E D~ hy 11E gI st ER El)
drugglut. Can furnish good refer?
eilces. G 62t, care Times-Dispatch.
STENOGRAPHER of, EXPERI ENCE
desires a position at once in an bfllce
where there is plenty of work and
?where punctuality and steady liusi- 1
ties* qualities-aria appreciated. j 7ir>,!
care t l m e s-1 > 1 a | > at c h. _
WANTED, UX ??V, il yea ilk of
OKe, position In drug store; two
years' experience; best of reference
furnished. State salary. Write L.
CARLTON WHITL?CK, Box ;'.0T..
Farmville, Vu. Richmond location
preferred. Soda fountain und book
Hooplng experience also,
HAVING DECIDED MAKING CHANolsi
ready for 1!H2 contract; traveled nil
Southern States. Can furnish .\ l ref?
erences. Strong line or specialty; |
one that has merit only. Address
J 699. ?are Tlmes-Dlapatch;
OFFICE . MAN -would, LIKE TQ in; i
vest couple lhousau<l dollars in es-I
tublishcd business, with services. j
711. en re 'i'illl.;;i-l.)is)iatch_]
i;clp v ..iuuifti, jfcuiolc
JS^Ti^T^TJODtfTRnj s e k E bpKr
one who la not itfrald of work. Ap
ply by letter. lnoi W. Cary.
WANTED, AT ONCE. ?TK?RSE FOR
invalid. Apply 20.1.". Stjiart Avenue.
ANTED, TW'O WHITE .WOM EN;- ONE
n cook, the other to nurse. Ci?od
home and good wages. Address (j
023, care Tltnos-Dispatch.
Rouse cjh?J-wanteu im:, 'paric ?
A yen He?.
s: i Orth an d, f y i'i-:"witWils(T.irpilTLT-1
log. English, Mimeographing, and
[?'iiing?ail taught under life scholar?
ship for only $45. MASSE Y 1JUS1
NES3 COLLEGE. ^_
?fttuitfon? Ui?tiuc?, jrtinnlf j
Knil^rcrA^o'oijN "5 ESlTtES
position to play In moving pictures.
Address ? tl31, care TImes-Dlsputch.
yOUNCr"LAPY .WH? IS AN EXPERI
enccd bookkeeper desires position. !
Best raferonces. J 719, care Tlmes
Dlapatch. L.''.iv-i''
is:_i _ _. _ ... _ _!?
l?clp, Softie an? ifcmnlc j
P^^TtT 6 Ns" cH-fiClLVN Ti ?) ED "T T Oi^st tT
dents who compl?to any two courses
with us.. Bookkeeping. Stenography
and'Telegraphy taught. CnP, or aond
for catalogue MASHEY BUSINESS!
COLLEGE,. 802 East Broad StroeL I
iDtoCttf?lonal *}clp CClatUc?
Wa^Jt^uT^vt^nc^'^a lady to I
teach voice and violin In a female |
coIUko. VIRGINIA TEACHERS' BU?
RKAU. MunchcBlor. Rivhmond, Vit.
S?iicuDi? ano salesmen
WANTED, WHISKEY SALESMAN. BY
A PROMINENT KENTUCKY DISTIL
LI'iK. A WHISKEY tVVLl.ti.UAiN FOB I
RICHMOND AND VIRGINIA AND
ADJACENT TERRITORY. UXi.V MEN
WITH AN ESTABLISH 13D TRADE |
NEED APPLY. HOUSE HAH XUW
A FAIRLY ?UOU NUMBER OF AC?
COUNTS IN TUE STATE. GOOD
SALARY OH COMMISSION PAID TO
A HUSTLING GOOD ?A DESMAN.
APPLY, WITH REFERENCES. EX?
PERIENCE AND FUltMElt VOLUME I
OF BUSINESS. TO DISTILLER, O
630, CAUE OK TIM ES-DISPATCH.
.salesman ruli "'ADVERTISING nov
I city," one who known buaeballi good
? advertising talker; should bo 00* "
seller uny clur.s business. Can try I
1" out Ulehtnond iirst, then get torrl- .
; tory. Write quick; with references.!
i. C. N. EDGERTON. Goidsboro. N. C.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.?ATTRAO
live opening for uu experienced, n'cll i
educated young man, who bun made
good In the sale of uny line, Tino
position combines the advantages of
a fcood Income und a heullby, out- j
door ||fe. Applications from none 1
but high-class, successful salesmen
will be considered. ford AUTo Co.,
1629 West Broad.
to^CdjK^C^ostomE11 "s and" tIh^pub
D1C:
Huviiik purchased the Interest of my
lute purtiiur, Willlum Robert Hop?
kins tdeceaued) In the tlritt of Hop?
kins & Bums, 1 shall continue tiie
business ut the surre pluco. No. lilt*
West Lroad .streut, Richmond, Va?
under the- nt>ie uf "W. It. Ulniis,
Successor to Hopkins & Bluus," und
will continue tu furnish lllu samo
high claSH of grocorlCs and careful
service us hub been luriilHhed hero
toforc, Respectfully,
w. lt. b1nns,
_Successor to Hopkins at Uwins.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that J AH.* KE UKOS.. Jewelers. 912
East Mum Street, uuy, sell, vxenanga
and remount uiumonua in the latest
styles, oiu Kola uni aiiver always
tur.,11 ttl exchange._
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL WIEE BE OF- |
ened at mi Bust liroud Street Janu?
ary 3d. Special rates to tho^e who
enroll at once. MASSE 1' BUSINESS]
COLLEGE._
MODERN MANTELS; TILE WORK Ob" j
eve.y description. II. F. Ii. u BitO., !
ill Euat Main Street- 1
I ELECTRIC GARAGE, VINE AND MAIN
Streets.?We have opened un up-to
date- and well-equipped electric gar
at;e tor Ihu ouiu ot electric vehicles
and storage batmriea.
RAUCH &. LANG ELECTRICS, wa
Verley electrics. Phone for a dem?
onetisation, ai.u let Mr. Smith luik
wan you. W. C. SMITH ?fc to.. N ine
and Malm i.i K> 1 tth Street
23U&UU5G OppoituniticfJ
SALESMEN,
Bank tit.-:.
BROKERS,
de.SIRED TO co-OPERATE IN the
organization of a higb-class business
proposition. Charter and large :
amount opitai already Secured, Una '?
international ueu,??.- und already as-j
sured successful operation that prom?
ise* exceptional profit*. Bouid of |
directors consists of bankers: In live j
Suuthurn States, treasurers of two!
largest railroads and outers. In- j
dorscmentS unlimited. Personnel of j
slue, a , . ? ; commands additional ;
capita). This proposition oners un- i
limited oppor.luulUeii to high-class I
salesmen, bankers and brokers re- 1
gurdDss of location. Salesmen must j
furnish reference and complete In- 1
formation regarding former employ-1
ment, etc. Territory will be assigned '
and protected. Address PRESIDENT, I
P. O. Box No. 8st. Norfolk. Va._
Loansi on diamonds, jewelry.!
SILVERWARE, ETC.. AT LEGAL!
rate of INTEREST, fawnbkok
[ ERS' TICKETS REDEEMED. BUSt-;
I NESS CONFIDENTIAL EQUITABLE
LOAN SOCIETY, EIGHTH AND
BROAD STREETS. ERYAN BLDG.
would like to "BECOME PARTNER
1 in real estate lirni. H 60t>. care
Times-Dispatch._
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
Jewelry at lowest talcs of Interest.
No charges for storage. N. F. JA?
COBS Si SON. '.IIS N. Ninth Street. _
WANTED. EXPERIENCED. AGGBES
si\e salesman wlio can Invest tiuinj
f-'.&uo to (5,000 with services, to act
us "manufacturers' agents" for one;
of the beat-known manufacturing;
companies In the South. Good sal?
ary, yearly eon tracts. Secure invent-j
Hu nt. References. Address MAM.' - i
FACTURER, Poat-Ofilco Box No. 123,
Richmond, Va. _1
START the NEW YEAR by AI
course in Bookkeeping, Stchogra
phy or Telcgruphy at Eastl
Broad Street. New term begins Jan-I
unry 2d. MASSEy BUSINESS COL
lege. _ i
^T will PA? CONSERVATIVE IN-!
Vestors t? investigate our S per cent.I
preferred stock with bonus of common!
stock. w? are n Virglnlu corporatl in,
now. doing a goud business, but
wish to increase sumo." Address j
I&7, care Tlrnes-IHapatch._I
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE" C?M
pany. Bankers, 2S' North Ninth. Small ,
loars, $lu or more; low rates, easy
payments, 10 those saving $1 up-,
wards. Twenty-throb months hence
you receive jpio to 41,you. 1
poiiUt}', pet? aha ?l?r ?tork ;
?Ne soitri el 1 iblVs:oT'btd i'it years
old; sound; prompt driver; suitable 1
for a victoria or surrey, Apply to E. !
C. SUTHERLAND. Now. 1 and 3 North !
Cherry - Street.__- I
for"" sale. barred "plymouth i
Rock pullets nnd cockerels from the
best Stra'ln in tho world. louis!
washer, ;c..us Williamsburg Avc-!
Ilde. ^_j..,,. . . ...r ...^ '
Kppntflf ?01 tUnt
t'Wi 1 1:!-: a ETI fit Ii'ROOMS." Fill fNfsYT- \
ed or unfurnished, with all convenl
_ eiicc.^. llii N. 'ihlrd Street. _ j
completely FURNISHED PLAT OF
seven rooms; convenient locution.
t'..!l 101 !?; Gary Struct, .second apart?
ment; _
NEWLY Pll R x I 811 ed, heated
rooms. a)0 B. 'Hay. Phone Madison
2200x8._ (
furnished" room"""for ..Gentle
Ulan; liao'-Of bath.-; 10,7 North Third.!
F l' 11 N i H H Eff, HEAT, ELECTRIC '
1 it-; 111 and tclcphOUO; few doors from'
l.ee Monument; references exchatig-1
ed. Address f 278, care Tlines-Dla
pntch.
Boavtiitirr
?bbTavest ' !fifL\ci?; perm a n i ;n r.
transient and (aide boarders. .Madi?
son 6731.
comfortably' "'heated'" rooms";
good board; modern conveniences.
4lu_ \Ve*l Grace Street; '_
SMALL:BOA 11DING IKitl'siCj REASON
ablo rates. 1003 West Orace Street.
jflatjs CCJantcp
?VAlvn'ED?Xlciji^
Blsting of two bed rooms, sitting
room and bath. J 716, care TlmoH
Klspatch. ' ? . ? - ? .
Wiinctij
ALlVMlLLi^S^
garrnentu reduced to special low
prices for bnlanco of tho fall an.;
winter seanon. . MRS. JULIAN BEAR.
1?2S East. Main Streot
What kind of winter weather?
ANSWER to VIMHIIDAVs i'\ /,/, \ IZ.
[>rtunla.
cXlWens. ^PAiJtSn^Srr' siirrsT^iNH '
it touts beautiful styles. (1 and up. !
CLARKE, bLAit D W A H E, 1216 Main
Street. I
NE W ;IMPORTATION ? 'OP ORIENTAL
rugs ready for Inspection, to he Bold 1
SO per cent, lower than any ru? 1
dealer in United .States. KA.MBOU? !
_RlAN. 2IS North Pirat Streut._ |
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy und seV?rut wagons,
all In good repair and painted. These I
ore burgulna. A. ME YEP'S SONS, 731 I
East C'ury .Street.
WAOONS TO sTTF TO'.', .'tUUBEH
tlrea put on proriptly, at RICHARD?
SOW RltOS'.. 016 Brook Avnue.
FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
gies. ull kinds of wagons, carrluget
and wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prleea. W. O
_SMITH & CO., an N. Fifth Strcct
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered in Virginia und North Cur
ollnu, Sl.to per thousand; sure neud
ersi bunched In lots of So plants.
ENTERPRISE PI?V.ST CO.. Meggen?.
_H. C._
ONE" SEICHTE Y-CSED, STANDARD
lire-proof safe, cheap for cash. Box
_123, city._
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold und exchanged. 1. BLUFOKD _
Co.. 1638-43 East Cary Street._
POCKET KNIVES?300 PATTERNS
bebt quality blades, 25 cents und up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS, 1215 Main Street, "Sign of
Padlock."_
FOR SALE, TWO TOP WAGONS, $30
and $46; two rubber-tired runabouts,
125 and ?46; two lop buggies. $35 und
$60. Thcbe are greut bargains. A.
MEYER'S SONS. 731 E. Cary Street.
OALAX LEAVES. BEAUTIFUL FOR
Christmas and wedd.ng decorations,
mailed anywhere ut _5o. per hundred
leaves. Send in your order to-day.
OSC.tK BELL. Tuxedo, N. C. _ I
FOR SALE. FINE" DRUG' BUSINESS,'
In nice growing country town. Ap-i
ply L T'.'u, cure Tlines-Dlspotch.
FE.1. DELS, Fire ??TS. ~.N-IRONS,
polished and dull braaa und black
tron; large line col^niul patterns.
CLARKE. HARDWARE, 1215 Mam
Street._
SEE OUR 1?12 LINE OF VEHICLES.
We know they will phase you both
In Style, comfort and durability. Low
eat prices. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731
East Cary Street._
FOR SALE CHEA1, ONE NO. 7 ROTA
ry Neostyle, in good second-hand
conditio!.. CLARENCE COSBY, 15.3
EaSt Cary Street._
FOR 8 ALE, A': PIANO LA, MAHOGANY
cuse; cost, $250; will sell for $75.
Address "PIANOLA," care Tlmos
Dlsi'aicli, or puone Madison ?.70'j-J.
FOR "SALtf. ITALIAN MARBLE R tJs
tnurant or confectionery counter, 14
feet long, cheap. 221 E. Broad Street.
FOR HALE. lTm?iTsINE BODY, IN
first-class condition; scuts six pas?
sengers Inside, Can be seen at l*2S
West Franklin Street._'
acol (rotate Jfoc Jsalc
iT?rTlaTTTf^S^^ '
by January 1st, owner going to Call-1
forma?A little country noir.c with;
14 acres of land, house With seven I
rooms, with also u two-room cottago|
for servants in yard. These, with a
good many outbuildings, are covered '
with slate, located In Piedmont Vir?
ginia, In the foothills of the Blue!
Ridge Mountains, in Albemarle Co., l
tulle from depot, poal-otllcc, and
stores, 15 miles from Charlotievllie,
only a few hundred yards from club
house. Such a healthy and delight?
ful neighborhood, wealthy neighbors,
etc. 11. use contains mostly mahog?
any furniture, brass und Iron beds,
rugs, druggets, lace curtains, plain:
* China, lamps, kitchen range, kitchen
cabinet, stoves, etc.. uiso ploughs.;
garden tools, bins, drinking fountains,
etc.. for poultry raising, etc., all
selling at much loss than they are,
worth. Place noted for its Mowers;
and nhrubbery. rose arbors, etc.;;
6 1-2 acres planted to grass and'
Clover, vegetables In garden, some
fruit trees and small Units, nice1
shade and grass In yard. Ras It. V. \
I'.;/telephone in house. Price, In?
clusive, $l,uOu. on easy terms. Write1
i'. o. Box 2>;i. Richmond. Vu._[
lOnntcb
t1;LEG RA 1T r~~ope!ItAT?'R^~A"R2'~"lN
great demand. Nice work, good
pay. Learn to he un operator. School
opens January 3d. Special rates .m
a few days. MASS BY BUSINESS
_C01 .LEGE.___
- ..\ : ?.'??':: S hi;: u.s : : >
keep, requlrlnt. couple hours day.,
,1 734. care Times-Dispatch. _
WANTED", To" BUY for CASH house- ?
hold goods in any u.uuntK/'. Phono
Mnujsott 3k51._ _
(Es nur j?oi' ivcnt
f'ii'.vvVV^f?'iV'ltENT's'ever'al "fer
tilc 50-ncrc farms, within a few min?
utes' drive of lit. city; large nnd
convenient dwelling^, with all the
necessary outhouses; only $250 a
year. Buildings alone worth the
money. Address the owner. K. T.
CRAWLEY, P. O, Box No. &70. Kkh
niond; Yd._ _
GOOD- STORE. 26?S BEVERLY ST.,
suitable for barber shop. .Monroe]
528.-J._,_
FOR RENT. PIS BASTrMAIN STRBBT. j
Pos?cs/j on given at once. Apply ;
Room _'-i. Times Bullding. I
? FIVE-ROOM; FLAT, "22011" BLOCK,
Hanover Avenue; It's a beauty; sen-,
arati; yards, cellar anil entrance; ,
cheap rent. Set DRINK ARD, 12"'.
North Sixth,_
BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, UP TO DATE,
2201) block. Hahovor Avcntic, .hiat.
the houso you want. Mot water heat,
etc. DRINK.Mill's. 122'-j North Sixth.
3i\cn! test atz ?itnuib
FURNISHED FLAT, I'lVlV ?I; SIX
rooms; centrally - located, Monroe
9122. ; CR ENSHAW & RICKS.
Con! niUi Ittoov j
if" frit a d ^Aisi^ii^r^i^^ifitostiii^
. of. good housekeepers and tiic few i
men of good Judgment that express'
I thenisolvea Amout LONG'S wood It
would be interesting und worth even
more than 10 cents. If you will or
,der thlB week or next i will send
dry oak and pine and the best c.ftk >
and plho slabs over sold and conl that;
burns. LONG'S.-lSOf. West Broad.
petdonaltf
you"" c^aI^t^g^^mTongT^v i
eat.fiinlthflold anu6ngo. ._
HUSlAN HAIR VBOUtlHT AND SOI ii
.at UUGHES'S. _0A North Third.
?$i0ccUancou0
grayv'h ATirsTGitAYlfA iitsr
WE HAVE a restorer WHICH
will ut once restore gruy or faded
liulr to 11? original color. RICH?
MOND HAIR EMPORIUM. 221 East
liruu? Streut.
LADIES, MAKE YOUR HAIR look
beautiful
SHAMPOOING THIS WEEK A BPE
clulty. 25?. English methods used.
Drying by electricity. Ilulr dressing,
hulr uyeing. etc. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM, 221 Eust Broad Street.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR.
A WORD ABOUT IMITATION HAIR.
Don't buy cheap imitation bulr. it's
dour ut any price. We aell pure I
French hair, guaranteed, ut imitation
prices. Burguins all tbla week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 j
East Broad Street._
LADIES.^ YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT' !
YOUR f. CUT ha. It OR COMBINGS '
made Into beautiful switches, coro?
net brulds, cluster putts, wigs, trout
pieces, etc., in the must artistic man?
ner. Charges verv moderate. rich?
mond Hair EMPORIUM, 221 Eust
liroud Street._ _
swnxTnssTHs wit<3hesi bargains:
BEST FRENCH REAL HAIR)
switches are selling bargains all i
Ulis week; all shades in stuck. RICH?
MOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 East)
Brottd Street. _?_
PUFFS! PUFFS! PUFFS!
THOSE PRETTY PUKES, MADE FROM I
your own combings or cut hair.
Charges very moderate. RICHMOND I
HAIR EMPORIUM. 221 Eust Broad!
Stre e t._
L A D1 ES' CRAY HAH fs WITCH EST
R00 PURE HAIR (GUARANTEED)
switches uro selling bargains all
Ulis week. RICHMOND HAIR EM
PORIt:.M. 221 East Broad Street.
LADIES, YOUR HAIR.
yes. WE RE-DYE and re-make I
faded switches. pompadours, e._.
Ciiurges very moderate. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM. 221 East Broad
_Street._j
the PROPER XMAS present
YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PRES
I ent to him. See McCOY, Eighth ind I
Broad Streets, the rinesl line of ci- I
I gars and pipes In this city; Havana
cigars, the best that can bo bougnt,
packed In boxes, from 60c. and up.
Have a look; best ever. Wo are the!
j agents for Park & Tllford's cuudies. |
Tliey can't be beat.
SHOE REPAIRING.
Joe. HALFSOLE MENS SHOES. 60c.
ladies; every pair sewet ; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 26Cj Trcd-AIr rubber heels,
tOc; leather heel? rebullt llko nc.v,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE|
FACTORY, 716 E. Main. Phono Mon?
roe 2667.
BAKERY.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY. LET US
bake your cakes. We sell the gen?
uine Vienna bread, nie: rakes, pies,
etc. IVAN lit" LER'S NEW YORK
BAKERY, 410 W. Broad. Phone Mad?
ison 2iS0.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSBH.
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND Obr
pieces reupbolslered. Muttressns
renovutcd neu'.ly. Sanitary methods.
Relluble work. SYDNOR & HUXD
I.KY 711 East Broad Madison 2U-I.
GOOD POSITIONS ALWAYS OPEN TO I
our graduates. All business sub?
jects, Including telegraphy; taught
Neu- term begins January 2d. MAS- |
; SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
I Furniture repnlred, polished and
packed, upholstering, etc. L. N. .'.R
NALL & SON. 1617 YV. Uroad Street
Phone Madison 62,7.
fetrnmboflt?
20,ooo-m;1o
Cruise
By the S.S. Itl.L'KCIinft
1 *fvU'l
I.em I a j; New YurU _l\u 'V:j
Jan. 20, 1312 "
PnrtR of rail:
Port of Spain,
Permi ni hueo,
Sanlos
BrldKetOTTHi
PANAMA CANAL
Optional Bids Trips EreiTWbe"?.
]t"? 80 DAYS en S350 ^
Alt', CrtiUei to the Orient, Wett Initet,
Around the tforld, /(j.'ti und Bftft, etc.
Srnd for Illustrated booklets.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LISE
tl-tj Ifwn), J*. y.. or S. It. Bowman 7C3 EL
Main St.; Rtchraon*d TraniTer Co.. 109 E.
Main Kt.'. Itlrliliiund. Va.
iffi' Tagus pp* $10 is*
Dec. ,10t .Inn. 1U-20-27
The Luxurious ARCADIAN.
I'Acry Saturday, Commencing lob. 3
The lntg-st and finest steamer in flic
tlcrniuda Sctvlcc?Round Trip $.D Up
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
Sundcrann A Son, (an. Agfa.,
?itnte Street, N'c-.v York.
SAMUEI. il. BOWMAN, 7o;t K. Main St.
?J.
OLD BOMlNiUN LINE.
Lv. Richmond lo.it ut Asn St. dally.7;00 P.M.
Lcavo Newport Natva.6:0) A. M.
Air;ve Norioik.6:rt) A M.
Connect* with main Hue stenniur* leaving
Norfolk :or Sea iura dally except Sundu>
7 iv ?'? it- CeninictWns uisn niado lij N. Jfc
W. By. 3 l*. M. i.iid C, & o. By. at t I?. M.
Nlgtil Itin? steamt-r? stop at ciainiwui to
land oi receive passengers on signal, und
wilt a,- met u> "he conveyance.
V'UUIIMA NAVIGATION CO. -.lames Itlvor
b< daylight for Nurtolk and Old Point, New?
port S-l*? and all James Itlver landings.
htcan-.Hf loaves Mo Wednesday anil
pridi.y at 7:00 A. M. freight rsrulvod for
all .Inn.tu Itlver Undings. 'Phon6Mn*lson 1,1.
Main liil.tt tlll'U-e, 621 B. Mnlr. r,tre?L
' Trudr Report.
Bradstroot's to-morrow will say for
Rlchmod nnd vicinity:
"The closing week of 1911 Is hero
with no striking feature In trade. Tho
year haa been replete \vlth trade lr-1
regularity, and while trudo at tho'
South was Kood the first eight months ;
of tho year the low price of cotton has'
had u depressing effect over tho past!
four months, and throughout tho year!
collections havo been slow; however, I
failures havo been fewer in number
and less In amount of liabilities than |
for tho preceding years. Cropa wero
damaged or retarded by a wot, cold :
spring, und with thu exception of cot-i
ton fell short In yield. However. orlceB
of most commodities, especially tobac- ,
RaUroa??
W??.FTeilericisli'g & Potomac % R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
J.onvo Rlohqioud
?4.?0 A.M. H-rd St.Sta.
??'-.Ii A.M. Main St. Sta.
?6.6) A.M. II) rd Sl.Kta.
?7.4S A.M. Main si. Su.
?S.IO A.M. Itjrd SU Sta.
?12.01 noonO-rdSt. Sts.
T3.60 T.M. Bird hit. Sta.
l4.tM)P.N. Itjrd St. Ma.
34.16 P.N.KIba Htatlon.
?A.I&r.M. Main St. Sis.
?S.'.'OP.M. 11) rd St. Kts.
Arrlvo Richmond
?7.60 A.M. II; rd St. Sta.
9II.S6 A.M.KIbs Station.
tUJi> A.M. Ityrd St. Sta.
?1.IS P.M. Mslo St. sta,
?S.1S P.M. H) rd St. Sta.
?0.60 P.M. BfrdSt.Sta.
?J.iS P..?l.tS)rdM.Sta.
?'.IUI P.M. II) rd St. Sta.
??.40 P.M. Main St. Sta,
?11.20 P.M. Mnln St. Sta.
?U'.OUnlalit II) rd St.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Lear? llrrd St. Sta. 1.110 P. M. Tor Fredcrtckabsrs.
Learc Klha Sin. IM A. M.,6.:if) P. M. lor Ashland
Arrlre llyrd St.Sla.H.t!5 A.M. front Frrtlrrleksb'ir.
ArrHc Kllia Sta. ?.HO A.M.,6.30 P.M.rrom Aahland.
?Dally, tVVeekrtays. 'Sundays only.
All trains to or from Uyrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. m. and arriving
ta.50 night) atop at Elba. Tim* of arrivala ana
departures cot laiarnntecd. Read the signs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 26. Dil.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAI LT.
For Florida and South: 8:16 A_ M. and
P M., 1:00 A. M,
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. ?L. J:W P. M.. 4:10
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: ?:15 A. At.. 10:00
A. M., 3:00 T M., ?:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M , S:1S A. AL.
8:15 A. M.. V.l.') A. At.. 10:00 A. M, 3:00 p. u ,
i:lQ P. M., C:..0 P. At., 7:35 P. M.. 9:20 P. At.,
ll:iS P. M.
For Uoldsbor0 and Paynttevllle: *4:10 P. M.
Tratna arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. AL,
6:10 A. M . 6:40 A- M.. ??>.!." A. M.. ??10:44
A. v . 11:40 A. M.. ?2:00 P. M., "1:10 P. M.,
? ? H. M.. I:IS P. At.. 8:00 P. St . 9:00 P. St.,
11:30 P. M.
?Except Sundny: "Sunday only.
Tim? ut arrival and departure and con?
nection* no* LUaratueed.
i bEAUOAKD AIR LINE.
Southbound Ira n? scheduled 10 leave Rich?
mond dally, .-.'.'j A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1:20 I*. M.? Stecpero nnd coaches. Atlanta,
lllrmingham. Savannah, Jueksonvlllo and
Florida points 9:50 P. A' ?Sleepers und
caches. Savannah. Jacl snnvllle and Florida
points. 11:2! P. M.? Sleepers and couches.
Atlanta. lllrmingham. Memphis and tha
Southwest. Northbound trains scheduled t
arrive In Richmond dally: S:S1 A. M., 7:3a
A. At.', 6.(6 1* St.. 6:40 P. M.. Local.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER ' ARKIEE OF TUB SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond, i
N. B.?Following schedulo ligurcs publish?
ed us Information and not guaranteed:
For the South?Dally: ?:10 A. M. Local.
10:46 A. M. Express. 6:00 r. M. Express,
with electric llglited Sleeping Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11.4? 1*. M. Express.
Week Days: 3:00 P. M. Local.
TORE RIVER LINE.
4:20 P. M. ? Kt. Sun.? Connecting for Bal?
timore Mor... Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. M.?
sEx. Sun. nnd J:li", P. M.?Mon.. Wed. and
*Fi iday?Local.
Trains Arrlvo Richmond.
From the South: ?:S0 A. M ?:W A. M.
2:00 P. M., 8:05 P. M.. dally: 12:25 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: 11:39 A. M. dally. 11:35 A.
M. Wed. and Frl.. 4:23 P. M. Ex. Sun.
F. E. BURGESS, 1). P. A...
9iT7 E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 272.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 :40 A;?Lo : ii?bail) ?New port Newa.
t.i::? A.?Local.?Dally?C' .Die. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
t?:00 A.?Express ? Dnily-Norfoik, Old Point
? 10:00 A, ? Loca 1--Dally? Lch**g. Lex. C, Forg?.
?2.00 I'.?Express ?Dally? 'n.-L'vllle.
Ita'iO P.?Express?Daily?Norfolk. N. News.
4as) P. ?Local ?DaJly?N. Now*, Old Point.
6:15 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.? Qordoasvllle.
?*?:15 P.?Licai ?Ex. sun.- Lchbg. IXubunU
ilrldge. Clifton Forgo.
?4:JM P.?Limited?Dully? 1 Cbl'go.
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?f'oclnnat:. L'vllus.
?Sleepers. 'Parlor t.'ora.
TRAINS' ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local frem
East: 8:20 A. .'.!.. 7:60 P. 'Hi Through from
East: 11:50 A. M.. 6:30 P M. Local from
Weit: "?ISO Ai M , 1>:50 *. M. und 7:15 P.
M. Through: 7:C0 A. M.. !;*> P.' M.
.lames River Line: "S:V \. St.. 6:15 P. M.
??Dally except Sunday.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester, Scvonth nnd Perry
Streets, foi Petersburg:
?6. 7. 8, ?? 10. 11. '12 A. M.. 1, 2, ?3. 4, 6.
??S:JS. *6. 7. S, ?? 10 P. M.
11:00 P. 'A., for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore j
Streut, for Manchester:
ti:15, 6:35. "7:15. '7'.23, 8:35, 9:35. ?10:33. 11<33
A. M.. 1J:35, *1:35, 2:3.7. S:35. ?4:15, i:35. 6:25,
?7:35. 8:3',. 9:?. "10:4.>. 11:40 P. it.
t Daily except Sunday and holidays
?Carries baggage und axpraas.
??Limited, except Sundays and holldnys.
All cars from Pcieraburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect December 10, 1911.
Leave Hyrd Street Station, Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: ?9:00 A. M., ?3:00 P. si..
?t:10 P. M.
FOR l.YN.OHnUItO AND THE WEST:
?6:15 A. M;, ?10:00 A. M.. ?3:00 P. If.. ?8:2J
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:10 A.
M **:!H P M.. ?11:30 P. M. From tho Wast:
"?6:10 A. M.. ni-.to P. M., bl:40 P. M , ?S:u> P.
St.. '0:00 P. M.
?Daily. aPally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor und Sleeping Curs. Cafa
Dining Cura. C. U. DOSDET,
D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
W R BEV1LU O. P. A., ?nannte?. Va.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE DAY
RAILWAY COMPANY'.
Schedulo at elecirlo trains to and from
Aahland, slopping at Intormeillste station*
upon Signa:: I.v. Richmond (ilroud and
Laurel Sta.): '0:05. ?7:10, SttOb, 9:10, ?'lO^O,
11:10 A. At.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10, I:i0b, 6:10, 6:20,
7:10. S:l0b. 10:P>, 11:15 I'. M. I.V. Ashland:
?i:55. 7b. S. 6b, 10 ?'11 A M., ?12 U.i "1, 2,
3. 4. 5b. 0. 7. N. Sb. 11 P. At.
?Dally except Sunday. ??Sunday only.
bCarries baugage.
?>tenml)oat?.
Merchants and Miners l'ransportatioi Co
Nor,on, to Rbsfblt, .Maas., and
Provide nee, R, L
Steamers leave Norfolk for llostna- Dally,
ex- cpt Thursday; for Provlduuco, Sinn., Wed.
und Sat. ut 6 P. M. l'naacngers and freight
taken tor an -.ew ?.0,1 poll. Tlcasta
on sate ai .....^o C. It O. Ry., U. m W. Ry.
B. D. Uowman, ,'Os Cast Mala, ami itienmuuc
ll.'inlfo' i n.. Ids East Alula.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Daiiy, Including Sunday, fur Rnlttmor*
and the North via Norfolk and Old Point
Com fori. Through tickets no tale at all
ticket fiffIce*. Ilii; new palatial ships "City
of llaltlmore" nnd "City of Norfolk,'' equip-i
ped with United Wireless. Intorcommilnt- I
i .uing tolcphone service. Staterooms sing:.. |
or on suite, with private baths. Famous I
Tnole d'Hotc 7tc dinner. Cnlnli.11 and ser
vice unsurpassed, s. e nuituESS, Agent '
?Ar, East Mnln .Sireet. 1
STAR LIME
SEW YORK_PLYMOUTH?CIIEIUS?UR??SOUTH AMI'TO.V.
FAST MAIL RQUTE TO, ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The I.ntRewt' und Einest SteiOner In (lie Worltl. ?
??# "OLYMPIC" jft&g
Kreuch a In Cnrle Ilestnurnnt, TurUI_b nnrt Electric Until*. Svijnimlns
l'uul," Four ElevntorH, CyiiiuiiMluiu, Vcrnmln Cnfe, \
1'nlni Court, etc.
Will Soli From New York
Wednesday, January 24, February 21
nn,i ltcKilliirly Thereafter.
. WRITE STAR LINE. - ? - 0 "ROADWAY, N. Y.
Or Loenl Alien!?. ...
co. have been good, and have largely j
made up for the shortage In produo
tlon. Whtlo some line* have been dull |
others have hold their own well, and
aorn,e hnvo even made a record. Build?
ing Operation? havo excccdod any pre?
vious record, especially In Richmond
und other Southern oltles. Manufac?
turers of trunks and bugs have had
a record year, as have tho wholcaulo
ahoo dealers. Manufacturers of fer?
tilizers and chemicals have had the
best year of their hlatory und pro?
ducta of the tohneo factories uhvc |
found ready domestic and foreign do
1 mand. Dry goods merchunts huvo had
a fair year, but uncertain prices have
j affected them more or Iobb. Prices of
I Provision? and foodstuffs have been bo
high an to retard active buying. Pres?
ent estimate lndlcato a decrease In na?
tional bnnk Clearings of 2.9 per cent.
Against this, the bunk clearings and
deposits of Richmond und other nearby
points show a decided Increase Sales
of hardware. pulnl8 and builders mate?
rial hnvo kept paco with tho active
building operations. Retail trade haB
boon somewhat disappointing during
the year, but the holiday trade haB
been well up to tho average. Against
the low price of cotton and some leas
Important crops, and facing a presi?
dential cumpalgn, whloh bids fnlr to
he nn actively fought one. there still
exists the basic fact that stocks of
merchandise are extremely low..There
must ho consumption, and If any
change occurs It must be In the dlrec
: tlon of expansion."
A delicious and economical variation
to tho table?The Velvot Kind Ico
Cream.
The Virginia Fire & Marine]
Insurance Company,
Richmond, Va? December 22, ton.
DIVIDEND?THE DIRECTORS OF I
thla company havo declurod a aeml- |
annual dividend of live por cent.
($1.26 per share, and free from tax), I
payable ? January 1st next, to stock-!
holders of record December 22, Hill. '
Trunsfor books cloned from this
dato tu Januury- 3, 1912. Inclusive.
Dividend will bo mailed tu stock?
holders. Changes of address should
me notified the company.
W,M. It. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
The Union Rani, of Richmond,
Richmond, Vu., December 21. 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE UNION
Dunk of Richmond havo this day do
clared u setnl-annuul dividend of 9
per cent. (9 per cent.), payable to
stockholders on und utter JANUARY
2. 1U12. OEO. VY. CADE,
_Casnlcr,
Plunleru' Nutlonal liaak,
Richmond, Vu., December 22, 1911.
THE DIRECTORS OF 'IHlS RANK
huvo to-duy declared a dividend of
ten per cent, on the capital stock
of the bunk (free of taxes), out of
tho earnings of tho past six months,
Payable on and utter JANUARY 2,
1912. U1CHAJRD H. SMITH.
_Cashier.
National Hank of Virginia,
Richmond, Va., December 22, 1911.
AT A MEETING OF THE HOARD OF
Directors of the Nutionul Dank cf
Virginia, hold to-duy, the regular
scmi-nuiiuul dividend of i per cent,
on the capital stock was declared,
payable JANUARY 2, IUI2,
CheckB will be mulled.
W. H. ADDISON.
_Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Vu.. December 19, 1911.
I THE DIRECTORS OK THIS COMPANY
have declared u suml-unnuul dividend
of two per cunt., payable on und
after JANUARY 1. 1912. Checks will
be mailed, L. D. AYUETT,
Secretary.
EIGHTY-SIXTH DIVIDEND.
DIVIDEND CHECKS, AGGREGATING
$00,(100.00 (being a semi-annual divi?
dend of C per cent.) will be mulled
JANUARY 1ST to stockholders of
record December 27. 1911. of THE
FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF RICH?
MOND, VA.; capital, $1.000,000; sur?
plus earned. Sl.ooO.OoO.
JNU. M. MILLER, JR..
Cashier
Merchants' National Runic.
Richmond. Vu., Dueeinber 23, 1911.
AT A MEETING OK THE HOARD OV
directors of the Merchants' National
Hank, held this day, a dlvlduud of
ten (10) per cent, was declared, pay?
able to toe stockholders of record
us of DECEMBER 31.
THUS. Lt. Mc ADAMS.
_c u s hie r.
Bunk of Commerce and Trusts.
I THE REGULAR QUARTERLY Divi?
dend of 1 per cunt, bus been di
clured by this bank, payable on JAN?
UARY 2. 1912. Checks will be mailed.
RO. M. KENT. Jit;,
Cashier.
Oltlcc German -American
Building and Loan Corp.,
Richmond. Vu., December 13, 1911.
I AT A MEETING ? ' THE DIRECTORS
of tho O?rmah-Amcrlcnri Building
and Loan Corp'n, held on the above
dute. u dividend of 3V_ per cent;]
(scml-unnual) was declared, payable
to stockholders on und after JAN?
UARY 3. 1012.
CHAR. K. WILLIS.
Secretary und Treasurer.
Established 1SS0.
Mechanics' and Merchants' Bank,
Richmond, Vit., December 27. 1011.
THE HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank have to-day declared a scml
unnual dividend of live (i>) per cent,
on capital stock of $100,000. payablo
JANUARY 2, 1912.
J. 11. PATTESON.
Cashier.
9?eetfnff0
National Bank of Virginia.
Richmond, Vu., December S, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tho stockholders of tho National
Bank of Virginia will be held TUES?
DAY', January 9, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at their banking house, corner
Ninth und Main Streets, Richmond,
Va. W. M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
Merchants' National Hank.
1101 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va., December 28, 1011.
Till.; REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders or the Merchants'
National Hank of Richmond will be
held at their hanking office bn TUES?
DAY, the 9th day of January, 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon.
THOS. B. MoA DAMS,
_?* _ Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING ? OV THE
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Richmond, Va.. for thu elec?
tion of directors and for stich other
business as may properly co:nc before
Biil.l meeting, svlll be held in tho di?
rectors' room of said bank, No; 1104
East Main Street, Richmond, Vu.. 12
o'clock noon, Tl'KSDA Y, January 9th,
1912. JOHN M. MILLER. JR.,
Cashier.
Hank of Commerce and Trusts,
Richmond. Va., Docombet' 2S. Hill.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this bank will
be held at Its hanking rooms, No.
901 East Main Street, on TUESDAY,
January 9, 1912, at 12 o'clock.
ItO. M. KENT. JR..
Cashier
J'?nninal
Wo can loan youl1 money,<$
Richmond Real Estate, first -
gage, to not you
WHY TAKE LESS?
I POLLARD & BAGBV,;^
.
High Constable's Safe
I will soil hy public auction, on-;??*'."&
FRIDAY, THK 29TH DAY ?F DECT5M
11 Kit, 1911, 11 O'CLOCK. A., at..,.?-*
on Graham Street, between Broad and
Marshall, tho following property, to
satisfy a distress warrant (Johtt-V.
.Steinbrecher vs. W. C. Pond), tn'''hly
hands: Automobile Punning Gear, Gftn-<
olene Engine, lot of .Machinists* Tools,
Crano, Dealt, etc. !
TERMS: Cash: : '
W. H. WTATT, JR..
_h. c. ,c. R/y
High Constable's Saie
I will soli by puhllc auction, on ?)????*:.
FRIDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF DECESf
BEI?, 1911, 3 O'CIJOCK P. M., '
at my storehouse. No. 1306 East Frank?
lin, the following property, to aatfsfj'
distress warrants In my hands: PltB
lot of Miscellaneous Groceries, Cash
Ren; Ister, Alaska Refrigerator, Com?
puting Scales, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WTATT, JR,
K. C. C. Re.'
~~~~~ fta/tio rTaPSTafe"^rd' ^it^Hc?tilc^T^
Richmond, V?:}<:
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETRvG
of the stockholders of tbU bank'wll
bo held TUESDAY. January 9, J1013
at 12 o'clock noon. In tho bank build
InR. 1109 E. Main St., at which meet
ing there may bo considered ,r4fit
adopted changes or amendments^ 01
the articles of association. .. '
JULIEN H. HIDE, Caahler.j,
Richmond. Va., Dceembcr 16, 1911."
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEF.TINC
of the stockholders of tho. Unioi
Bank of Richmond. Va.. will ho he'ic
on THURSDAY, January llth, 13i;3
nt 12 o'clock noon, at their- banking
house, 1107 East Main Stroet. '
GEORGE W. CALL S?
Cashier-.
Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va., December 27, 1911,'j
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE
stockholders of this company will bt
held at the olllco of the company
In 'the city of Richmond, Va., ot
TUESDAY. January 16, 1912, at 1!
o'clock noon. . L. D. AY LETT,
Secretary. -
Richmond. Va.. December 8, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TH1
stockholders of the Plantera' Na
tional Bank, of Richmond, Va..-'.wll
lie held at 12 o'clock M. on TUBS
DAY, January 9. l*H2. in the bftfil
building. RICHARD H. SMITH. ?
Casliluri
Kcal estate
It Will Run Away
from you if you wait longer?erotmi
on Boulevurd. between Monumont Avu
aue and Stuart Avenue, and on Iveii'
slnglon Avenue east of Clovclanc
Street. Don't lot tho opportunity
pass; act no\v. Wo have a larKo num?
ber of lots Just where tho enhance:
merit Is sure to materialize. Take oil]
word and make some money.
o. A. HAWKINS,
Real Estate,
100 North Seventh Street...
ilf You Really |
WaBt a Tenant
For your vacant dwelling, store, office
warehouse or factory, place them with
us. We advertise them and find Son?
ants for you. Have Inquiries dally thai
we cannot supply.
O. A. HAWKINS,
REAL ESTATE.
?-'.???
100 North Seventh StreeL
FOB SALE.
To Small Investors
A number of small properties. Prlcoa
from $675.00 to S2.000.0e. Pay 12 pet
cent, to 14 per cent, at present rentals.
O. A. HAWKINS,
REAL ESTATE.
100 North Seventh Slreot.
FOB SALE,
A Brisk Property in Flats
Central location; good renters; rant?
ed for $1.630.00 per annum. Can proba?
bly bo bouKht ut Orlco to yield 1H4 pet
cent. A big bnrgain.
O. A. HAWKINS,
' REAL ESTATE.
100 North Savonta Street.
NATURAL
INCLINATION
Tou will get your dividends and In?
terest about January 1st. You Wl!
want to Invest these funds to brln_
yon the best return during the hex
six or twelve months. We are prepared
to show you whero to put tho money
to bring yon the return. Inquire now.
O. A. HAWKINS,
REAL ESTATE.
Loans, Renting Houses,
_100 North Seventh StrcoL_
FARMS, MILLS. Bte?
FOB SALE.
Loans n.*ide on country or city prop
crtv. Catalogue free.
OEO K. CRAWFORD CO.i
S32 E:.st Main Streol.
THE FAMILY TIE
Rightly understood nnd appreciated, la the most beautiful In hum/in aapa-;
rlonoo. Just no-.v, In thsso holiday times, Christmas Rnd Now Year, Why.
not make It more binding- by presenting to your wife, daughter or son" Av
home, or a lot* on which to build otto. Enhancement In values wilt magnify'
the gift as the years roll on. We have the home or tho lot. Coma to *ss,
us or 1st ui eomo to ase you.
O. A. HAWKINS,
REAL ESTATE,
100 North Seventh StresL

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