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Greater Richmond's Grenter Nevrnpaprr
GHKATKST WANT A Nil II RAI. US-i
T?TE JIEDII M IN VIIICIMA, AND,
ONE top THIS UI1ST IN AMERICA. I
Want Ad xKates
In effect June 11, 1911,
DuSly, one teilt ucr ward when puld j
lu advance. Nu Ad. taken for Icbh ihm?
leu cenin.
t>ue nud ouc-half cents ? word all
elnHnilieiilluua except Situation Wauled
lur Suiidjj, ?UouLoli V-? auivii, one cent j
a ?Ofd, Nu All. S.iuday Iiikcm lur les?
(bull llil.ru ce..l.i.
No Ail?. taken uir !es? than twcnty
? V? leui? tvbun yiumnl lu or eliarigcd |
ut the eouutcr.
i'huuc orders not jjunrKntred.
CluKHiileuiiuu not t-uuruuti-ed ufte'
OiClw I?, .11.
Par business contract*., scud foi the i
Wain Yd. "nil, pliouv Munroe i- _ |
Horn a no j-oiui?
LOriT. on THE RICHMOND ii EN R'co
Railway cur i>r iron. i'wcn ty*h'cuoiki
uii,i taurbuuii to 'j WoiitV *ju?n aiid
Lt-irfil, atuu.i ?old hl'lirt Wiul initials
on uuuk, it. Ii, it, i.mor?ii rewuru it
returned to ?u?ti i.,....,<.'.?, uineu
211, rtolfheiruur Buiiolng.
L?bT.~AT Pi NU AND MAiN STREETS,
silver menu iiuiiuuug, engraved wttn
a. a. a, on lill'u mil 110.111?
?>n h.a.no. Fiiiuer please iouv? i.t
Timea-?ibpatcn ',.:ic>: aim ruvetvu re?
ward. ,\u iiuybiions v*iii oe usmi..
D n-,r, Tr?NE??A i. ' ;old locket: in
uiuIb J. .\. ji. Ruward II returned to
Room goi, Mutual Uuilatng._
LOST, A COLLlE DOG" WHITE, WITH
tun spots.; answers to ine naino of
Tricksy. Reward ii returned to loui ?
Floyd Avenue. _
DR. C. J. GATES, TRAINED NURSE,
win please communicate ui once with
it Girj, cure TiiiieB-Dlsputcn. im
portant
Uilp cUantco, a?aU
YOU AHB wanted FOR GOVERN
inent jul>; ib'i month; send postal for
list o: positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 3.5-L. Rochester,
_N.I Y._I
3.000 GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN. '
Write for free IUI. FRANKLIN IN- I
ST1TUTE, Dopt. 37 6-L Rochester.
n. Y._j
MEN OF IDEAS AND INVENTIVE
ability, wrltu C REE LEY McIN*
TIKE, Patent Attorneys, Washing
ton. O. C, for their list of Inventions
wanted; and prizes offered by lead-;
ir.g tnanutacliirera._J
RANTED;-'COLORED MEN, PREPARE
as Bleeping cur und train porter*, j
liremen and brakemen. If you wish
position neu: Richmond, write im?
mediately; no experience necessary;'
no strike; inclose btarnp. 1. RAIN
wav INSTITUTE, cure Tlmes-Dls-,
putcn. _
~w"a~N T EO. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
tno automobile business; positloua
secured competent graduates. R1CH
'?-O.su AUTC 8CHGOL, -oj Gratiain
Street.
w a ..[TED, A DRUQ CLERK. CAPABLE
of taking charge of a good business,
? hustler, one who can make biisl
nesB. Will b-:11 half-interest or will]
give an Interest In the business to
the right man. Address O (82, euro
Jimes-Dlsputcli._
REGISTERED DRUGGIST. FREE
from drlnit or dope, wanted at once.]
Khorl hours. Salary no object for the
right man. Stute salary wanted.
' V1RGIL1NA PHARMACY, Vlrglllha, |
Va. _ i
"~\vXnTel?, FOR U. .??. aT?Ti". AULE- I
bodied, unmarried men, between axai
of It, ?ho 3i, citizens of United ritaies;
of good character and temperate hab- |
Us. who cnii speak, read dtid write
the E:it'llih language. For Informa
ti'.s. a;c..y to Recruiting ?flbet. a.'?
liivai iiiuaJ Street, Richmond. Vu.
?itiiiUionG l?tintro, ??alc
it i:<;ist"eh"ed ^druooVst ' ' wants
position; open for engagement now;
anywhere in Virginia. D 656, cure
TlmcB-Dlspatch,_
A Ct >M petent DOUBLE-ENTRY
bookkeeper aud olhco man duslrea
position. Good references. Add rosa
C 5;>i, care 1 imes-l>ispatch.
Vi >'. ;n- , "mANr'ci.ii.i.k?; e education.
ueslreti position either ns salesman,
representative, correspondent, book?
keeper, collector or cashier. Can .'sup?
ply cash bond and references Ad-j
dresa B 631?'; care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
DENTIST (LICENSED, ' YOUNG M AX.
single) wauls to locate In a good
town or go In partnership with older
dentist. If Interested address ii Gii. i
_care Tlmes-Dispalch^_
young man with gooo rkfer-!
ence, desir.-.i position In Hhlpplng
room or store. Unv? expcrleiinc, C.Ul
Mcnrou 3?19-J._
WANTED, POSITION AS SHIPPING
clerk by a eober and Industrious
young man. Will guarantee satisfac?
tion. Best references, k 727, care,
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
\VANTED, POSITION AS CLERK IN
hotel. Best references. 5S0, care
Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, POSITION IN OFFICE BY
a hustling young man; capable
keeping double-entry books. B-.-Ht
references. C 670, care Tlmes-Dls?
patch._
SVA NTED, POSITION AS CITY~SA LES
man and collector, with two years'
experience. Best -iterances. C S7S,
care Tlmcs-Dlspiuch.
feiniation0 tanntcD, female
a^iTady^ bisittES^^PMiTlolir^ AS
stenographer; good references fur?
nished. Address Box 643, Warrenion,
n. C._
anted, BY RESPECTABLE ELDER
ly experienced nurse lady, monthly
nurso. or would take housekeeper's
place. Address NURSE. :)17 North
Twentieth Street
younu LADY. BRIGHT and~\CTIVE
and experienced In oflice work, de?
sires position. Address E 694. care
Tlmes-Dispatclv.
Ijclp, 99nlc Qitn jftmale
PTn'sfcTANS "^a?Td pXtients sup
plled with undergraduate nurses and
caretakers. Madison sf>5-L.
professional l^rlp Ctuintc?
-Jffl lT'viR^I^iA^E^cllE^S^U It kau
cupplles colleges, private and public
achools with teachers of all grades.
Teachers wanted. REV. R. W. GRID
LIN. Manager. .Manchester, Richmond.
Va.
ii2otfr?j3
^e^c^rRTc^ATTAGETvixeXnu main
Streets.?We have opened an up-to*
date and well-equipped electric gar?
age for tho cure of electric vehicles
and storage batteries.
?AUCH & LANG ELECTRICS. WA
verley electrics. Phone for a dem*
onstratlon. and let Mr. Smith talk I
w'th you. w. C. SMITH & CO., Vino1
and Main. 31 j K. ' fth Street.
wanted, the public to know
that JAHN kb BROS.. Jeweler*. 91J
Eaat Main Street, buy. sell, exohango
and remount diamonds In the latent
styles. Old fei., und silver always
to ki n In uxchange.
^'a^jted, to buy residence'vor
lot. Mention details, with lowest price
and terms and lowest spot cash prlco.
S.. 13 N. Eleventh Street. ^Clty.
WANTED, to buy SOMEGOOD HENt"
Ing property for Investment. Glvo
complete description, with lowest
prlco, easiest tormn. nnd nlso lowest
spot cash. INVESTMENT, Box 336,
; Richmond, Va,
ftral estate f-oi ?aie
CENTRALLY 1X>CATHD, EIGHT-ROOM
oricK owulltng ttnreo Uioukh crom
City Huit>; b'ioa condition; rental,
i-jy. price, *o,-'j0. J. a. coa.m;;
Ly & CO. _
church hill dwelling, ~UAJt?i:|
lut; will cxviiungo lur ui-sirablo \\ oat j
End vacant or improved properly;
worth Sd.ouu to ii.vl'v. J. A. OAS
_N?.Ll,Yj^_LO.__
NO. 1100 BAINUHIDOE. CORNER
Eleventh, MuiicuuMur, very Cheap; ex?
cellent urica, b'evun rooli.s, outn. lu
li'uuc, lunge, cellar, eleetiie lights, I
liie.ii grwuuu, line view; guuu 1101110,
j uiiu 111vvblilieni. nice ana terms ?iil|
surprise you Owner in it. A snap.]
! 1-,.11'i.s ML'ale', to A. Etuvuniol
1_faucet._
j BRICK DWELLING. church hill.:
near Llhoy mil rum, in umt-ciasv I
1 ??11.ill,on .1. .1. (.'u.N.m.i.J.1 oc OO. I
SPl.lOXDlD IT ROOM UKU.'K DWEkL-!
? 11^, new. 1 wo iuu'ool-s, i.irci' ({rules;
11,. e section; lerrueeo lot; 0111 y *u,
!"??; i'vnieo .a ti.w, excellent invest
llieut UIUI riome. Ull/vt'lA tu ??imE,
I la' tt. j.iovenm Street._
1000 Bi-OCK, OltOVt? AVE.?9 ROOMS,
two balliis, mouern; concrete cunar;
111 excu'iorit con.uuou.; leased to aep
teinovr i ul 100 per monin. A bar?
gain
lM"J block, W. GRACE STREET?8
rooms, ucLih, detuciiuu; lot, ttsxilu;!
leuhuu at ?iw0 per annum. Price reu-1
sonaoic.
1800 BLOCK. W. GRACE BTREETs?91
rooms, i'.vo baths, inuuorn: 111 upien- 1
ma condition; leased lor *'-'> peri
annum. Get puou on tins.
.^1
100 BLOCK. E. CLAY STB Ii KT?ON
corner; renting, 4io>i per month; j
price low. A good investment prop-!
urty.
C01 N. TWELFTH KT HE ET?10 ROOMS,
bulb: goon locution; won built bouse;!
111 n hu Uvught reasonably,
| 900 BLOCK. B. LEIGH STREET?10!
rooms, bath; reins, .$?30; good runter!
nt a bargain price, O. A. HAWKINS;
Beul Ks tu to. l?iu X. eleven tti Street.
IH?N?VHR- AVENUE* 1A1T," OPPOSITE
Benedictine College; 00 feet, at *?u
per toot. J. A. CO.N"Xj;LLV_<*c CO.
N10 \V Bill CK FLATS" ON N. FI It ST i
Street; rental, J2i?; price, $2,1CU. J. :
A. CONN ELL f & CO._j
62 . 1>ET i_>.* AUBURN STREET, NEAR
Grove Avenue; ?;<', per foot. J. A.'
_CoNNELLV &. CO._
A NUMBER OF SMALL PROPERTIES
paying ll l-2 per cunt, to 14 per
cent. Good burgulnB for small In-;
vestora. O. A. HAWKINS, Beal Ea- 1
tats, 100 N. Seventh Strtet._
I CHEAPEST LOT ON oiroVE AVENUE, ]
this Sidu of Boblnson Street. J. A.
CONNELLY & CO.
BRICK DWELIJNO, N. FIRST STREET1
I'Oo block; rental, 1192; price, 11,760.1
.1. ,\. CONNELLY & CO._1
WOODLAND HEIOHTS BUNGALOW,'
overlooking river; 33-foot lot. Price.
$4,760, or will exchange for cltv
property. J. A. CONNELLY & CO. ,
Ural C?tatc j~ot IXcnt
200 N. SYCAMORE STREET?? ROOMS,
iiatli. S300 per annum.
SOUTH FOURTH STREET?SMALL
store or oltice; new, rent low. '
114 EAST CLAY STREET?12 ROOMS
bath; good order; reut, $160.
330 W. CARY STREET?NINE ROOMS, '
bath; now being put in tnorougu re-1
pair tnrougnout; rent reasonable.
2014 W. GRACE STREET?NEW. 8;
rooms, modern; rent, $640.
i 610 N. ELEVENTH STREET?EIGHT j
rooms, lialh; rent, $270.
2320 E. GRACE STREET?h ROOMS,
bath; large lut; rent, $240.
2603 E. GRACE STREET?5 ROOMS,
bath; separate entrunce and yard.
?Ill E. CANAL STREET?7 ROOMS,
bath; rent, $210.
112 \V. BAKER STREET?STORE AND
Hat above. Good business stand.
Rent reduced.
i 2213 PARK AVE.?SIX ROOMS. PAN
! try, closets, bath; rent, $330.
?119-421 W. MAIN STREET?2 STORES
with dwellings above, for rent cheap.
lOOt-1011 W.MOORE STREET?FLAT?,
three rooms each, for colored peo?
ple. Rent. 09 each. O. A. HAWKINS.
Real Estate, 10o N. Seventh Strc-et.
j W ANTED. RENTER .FOR ONE OF
' best farms near Petersburg, Vn.? 1
I the Congdon Farm. 120 acres; $1,000.
i Ought to net profit inch year. $1,000
I necessary. Address G. G. CONGDON.
PhoehUp. Vu.
; FOR RENT, FOR 015, FRONT PART
Of st?re; no charge for gas and heat.,
i _604 West Broad._
! WANTED,! TENANT FOR MOST DE-1
I sirnble wholesale house near Four-i
teentli and Cory Streets. Rent veryl
attractive. Sidetrack on corner. Ii
O'SULLIVAN, Madison 203."
Hoom? CClantcb
I WANTED, ONE OR TWO WELL-FUR.
nished, licutcd rooms, within walk?
ing distance of business district,
with or without board. Address
Room 00. Gilbert Hotel._
ONE DOWNSTAIRS ROOM, UN FUR
nished. Address L C38, euro Tlmea
I.iisp.-itch.
a?fct'ngtf
The Savings Bank of Richmond,
1117 E. Main Street, Richmond. Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this bank
will be held ul tho banking house
THURSDAY. January 11. at 4 P. il.
JAK. M. BALL. Cashier.
Richmond, Va., December 16, 1911,
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders 01 the Union
Bnnk of Richmond, Vo., will be hii.di
! on THURSDAY. Januars 11th, mil,
ut 12 u'ciock noon, ul Lhcir banking!
house. 1107 East Main Street.
GEORGE \V. CALL. ,
CriEliler
THE ANNUAL MEETING OK THE
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Richmond, vu? for the cleo
tion of directors und lor such inner
business n.s inuy properly come beioro
Bald meeting, will bo hold in tne di?
rectors' room of said bank. No. UiM
East Main btreet, Richmond, Vu., 12
o'clock noon, TUESDAY, January nth,
1912. JOHN M. MILLER. JR..
Casnlsr.
j Virginia Statt-, lnsurancu Coinpuny,
Hicumond. Va., December 2?, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Btookholers of tins company will
be hold at the ofiice of tho company,!
in the cltv of Richmond. Vn? on
THURSDAY, January 25, 1912, at 12j
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM R. MILLER,
_Treasurer.
Virginia Trust Company,
Rlchmonu, Va., Decomber 21, 1911.
i THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders < i this company will be
held at the oflloe of the company
in the oity of Richmond, Va., ou
TUESDAY, January 10, 1912. at 13
o'clock noon. L. D. AYLETT,
Secretary.
Richmond, Va., January 4, 1912.
I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tho Christo Manufac?
turing Company, of.. Richmond. Va.,
for the election of directors and for
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting, will be
held at tho oftlce of the company at
)30 Virginia Street, i P. M. MONDAY,
January 16. Business of. much im?
portance will come before this moot?
ing and evory stockholder Is urged to
bo present.
(Signed) 11. B. CHRISTIAN,
President
DALY PUZZLES,
What kind ol treo?
ANSWER TO V USTERDAY'3 PUZZLE.
Crash.
jfoc femlc
$i7:i?KINGSBUKY UPRIGHT, MA-I
hoguny cute piano; in Una condition;
has been carefully Usod; former price,
$260; stool aiiu scurf included, $1
weekly buys it. C.RAF1B, 121 East
Broad Sueot. Send for bargain uul
lcnn.
?167?-KIM BALL. PIANO. UPRIGHT
rosewood case; used but h short
time; former price, {270, stool and
*<:.irf included; il wees.lv pays for It.
CRAFTS, 121 E Broad titrect. Send!
for Bargain Bulletin,
?163?DAVENPORT & TREACT PIANO;
mugnlllcetil carved case, full octaves;
nice piano for beginner to leurn on;
very easy terms. CRAFTS, 121 E.
Broad Street. Send for bulletin.
$195?LUDIvOW UPRlOIIT PIANO; MA
hogany case; forme r price, $325; stool
and scarf Included, {1 weekly puva
for It. CRAFTS, 121 East Broad
Street. Send for Bargain Bulletin.
1367?LARGE, FULL-SIZE STEIN WAY
plo.no: In good condition, although
considerably used; very easy terms.
CRAFTS. 121 E. Broad Street. Send
for Bargain Bulletin
?362?-LINDEMAN PIANO, WALNUT
case, full octaves; concert used only;
nearly as good ns new; former pr;ce,
$600; little pnvments acceptable.
.CRAFTS. 121 East Broad Street. Send
for Bargain Bulletin
$600 FOR EST A BLISH ED LIGHT MAN
ufacturlng business; producta in de?
mand nr.ii unlimited; 400 per cent,
profit will keep the business. A 601,
can: Tlmes-Dlspatch.
FOR SAITe] FIRST-CLASS SALOON",
business section, YVagiiinutoii. L). C.
Fer Information apply ll? N. Sev
_enth Street, niclhmond. Va.
FROST PROOF ~CABBAGE "PLANTS
delivered in Virginia and North Car?
olina, $1.40 per thousand; eure ncad
f-rs; bunched In lots of 5o plants.
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO., Meggens.
FENDERS, FIRE SETS. ANDIRONS
polished and dull brans und black
Iron; largo lint colonial patterns.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1215 Main
Street
W A G?NS TO SU IT TOO, RUBBER
tires put on proriptly. at RICilARD
BON B11O S"., 615 Brook Av ?nue.
CARVERS, PA 1 RS AND SETS; FINE
steel; beautiful styles; $1 and up.
CLARKE. HARDWARE, 1216 Ma.n
Street.
FINE CA RR1AGES. BUSINESS BUO
glce, all kinds of wagons, carrlugei
and wagon repairs, nutotnoblle ro
pulrs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. W. C
SMITH & CO.. 314 X. Fifth Street
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and icv-ral wagons,
all In good repair and pn'.litcd. These
are bargains. A. MEYEP'S SONS. 731
F.aqt Gary Street.
FOB SALE. ONE SURREY, $60; ONE
phaeton, $35; one top buggy, J35; one
runabout, $00; one coal cart, $30;
puinled and In first-class order.
thus. H. DUKE & CO., 804 Brook
Avenue.
POCKET KNIVES?300 PATTERNS
nest quality blades. 26 cents and up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS, 1216 Mala Street. "Sign or
Padlock."_
FOR SALE. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
business wagons, top and open, for
every use. Lowest prices. Easy
_terms, A. MEYER'S Sons.
SECOND-HAN1) 11 ACH 1:;ERY BOUGHT,
sold nnd exchanged, I. BLUFORD ft
CO., 1633-42 East Cary Street.
23uqincs5f5 Opprmiinuu's
LOAN8 rON DIAMONDS] jIsW^ElTtTy
SILVERWARE, ETC., AT LEGAL
RATE OF INTEREST. PAWNBROK?
ERS" TICKETS REDEEMED. BUSI?
NESS CONFIDENTIAL. equitable
LOAN SOCIETY. EIGHTH AND
BROAD STREETS, BR VAN BLDG.
SALESMEN.
BANKERS.
BROKERS.
DESIRED TO CO-OPERATE IN THE
organization of a hign-ciass business
proposition. Chartur and largs
amount capital ulready secured. Haa
internatioii.il scope and already as?
sured successful operation tfuit prom?
ises exceptional profits. Board of
directors coiuials of banners in five
Southern States, treasurers of two
largest railroads and outers. In?
dorsements unlimited. Personnel of
stockholders commands additional
capital. This proposition otters un?
limited opportunitle3 to high-class
salesmen, bankers and brokors re?
gardless of location. Salesmen muit
furnish reference and complete In- i
formation regarding former employ- i
mont, etc. Territory will ou assigned
nnd protected. Address PRESIDENT,
P. O. Box No. SS7. Nortolk, Va.
$800 FOR ESTABLISHED LIGHT MAN
ufacturing business; products in de?
mand anu unlimited; 400 por cent,
pront will keep tnu ousitiusu. A 601,
care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED. PARTNER IN OLD ESTAB?
LISHED BUSINESS. GOOD PAYING
PROPOSITION. ADDRESS B 532.
CARE TIMES-DISPATCH.
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS FOR EVEKY
body saving under our plan $l or
more regularly. Established 26 years.
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE CO.,
Bankers, 2s X. Ninth._
HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL D~K~
scrlptlnno bought on our plans en?
ables tho borrower to pay for sumo
on small monthly or yearly pay?
ments. Wo only charge 5 per cent.
Interest on unpaid balnnces. You
can pay in full at any lime, thereby
stopping further Interest. Seven
years of success demonstrates our
plan haa no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. 8. RICHARDSON,
408 American National Bank Bidg..
Richmond, .Va._
MONEY LOANED ON DIA MONDS AND
jewelry at lowest ratse of Interest.
No charges for storage. N. F. JA?
COBS & SON, 218 N. Ninth Street
sil^x^o??B^m^ii?ij?r^ re?s?nT
ablo ratea. 1003 West Grace Street.
SutomoufleiJ tor jgbale
FOlC^I-ErT-ATf?E^W^UT^
bile robe. Just tho thing for your
tonneau. Can be seen at 609 East
Franklin Streot.
Celan tr?
A BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY GIRL'
baby, about ono and u half years
old. will be given for adoption to.
responsible couple. Apply to U GOO,'
cart Titties-Dispatch._ j
wanted" t"> buy for cash housi;
hold cod<Ih In any menu. , Phuiio
Mnelleon 3861.
DON't won 11Y! let uh COLLECT
your accounts. Sure und f|u!ck re- j
suits. Ft. S. KLLYSON Ai CO.. Base-1
incut American Bank.
WANTED."'BURROUGHS ADDING UA- |
cblno; must be In gneiel condition. i
Kindly olnte lowest price and full
particulars. II 057. care Tlmcs-Dts
: patch.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR' CA6H, OLD
gold and old silver: any iiuantlty.
F.. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO., 317
Basl Broad Street.
WANTED. TO BORROW 85,000 AT 8 j
per cent, for four years on Improved '
city real estate; nr-:t mortgage given. I
Address L 7.S5, care Times-Dispatch.
Personals
Tini'Tii^s&f? l-1
tleld sausage, tor sale nt your gro-i
cer's.
in.".man hair boluht .\nu .,oi n
ai Klj?Ht?'i 2U'j North Third
Coal anu c?ooo
NICE SEAB CORDWOOD. U FEET!
long. $4 per cord delivered; klnd
llng wood. J 1.76 per hulf-conl. MlD-:
LOTH LYN WOOL) CO. Phone Madison !
_ j
IF I HAD ADD THE TESTIMONIALS
of good housekeepers and the few
men of goed Judgment that express!
themselves amout LONG'S wood it
would be interesting and worth oven I
j more than 10 cents. If you will or- I
der this week or nc:<t i will send I
dry oak and pine und tho best oak
i and ,i:,m slabs ever sold and coal that
bums. LONG'S. 150C West Broad.
Hoorngf fot ftcnt
LARGE. BRIGHT. FRONT ROOMS;
good size single rooms, with irrato. j
14 North Sixth._'
ONE II ALL ROOM, $1.50; tLENTLE
uient; bath. 107 North Third.
nicely FURNISHED ROOMS. 51.60
week up; centra.'.. 60S East Clay.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED!
rooms; hot water heat. 2016 Grovo
Avenue. i
a?'.Itturg
! ALL MILLINERY AND READY-MADE
i gitrments reduced to special iow
prices lor balunce of the tall and
' winter season. MRS. JULIAN BEAR,
1423 East Main StreeL
?cnlr? proposals
POST-~OFF1CE DEPARTMENT, WASH
Intton, December 18. 1011. All bids
received In response to the advertise?
ment of Sdptemuer 13. 1311, for supply?
ing the money-order service with do?
mestic. International and relssuod
money-order iorms und certain record
books during a term of four years, be?
ginning Liecember 1, 1911, having been
rejected, sealed proposals foi furnish?
ing such supplies during a term begin?
ning March 1, 1912. and ending No?
vember 30. 1916, will be received at the
Ofllco of the Purchasing Agent for this
department until 2 o'clock P. M.. JAN?
UARY 19. 1912. Specifications may ha
obtained upon application to the Pur?
chasing Agent. FRANK II. HITCH?
COCK. Postmaster-General.
?^isccllancous
SHOE REPAIRING.
76c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 60c.
ladles; every pelr acwer; best leath?
er; no nans, m pet;s. Royal rub?
ber heels, 2?c.; Treu-^ir ruboer heels,
40c; louihcr heels rebuilt like ne?,
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 71* E. Amin. Phone Mon?
roe 2 06 7.
U PHOLST E R IN Q.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
Ished, mattresses renovated, antiqued
bouglit enii sold. LEVY, the Uphol
sicrer, 425 West Broad.
YOUR 1 i a RLj WOOD FLOORS
NEED WAXING, YOU R WINDOWS
clcuned utter the holidays. Call WIL?
LIAM JQHNSUN. Monroe 3120.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
I Furniture repaired, polished and
packed, upholstering, etc. L. N. .'.R
I KALL & SON, I6I7 W. Broad StreeL
I_Phone Madison 6277.
! SHARPO CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
encd. 2 l-2c each; razors honed, 15c.
Work hair tested. sterilized und
guaranteed, thousand satlsiled. Send
for circular and convenient blade
mailer. SHARPO CO., 60? East Mam
StreeL
MONEY TO LOAN.
DO TOU NEED MONEY? IF SO, CON?
SULT WITH THE MANAGER OF
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
WHICH IS A STRONG COLLATERAL
BANK, CAPITALIZED AT $300.000.
LOANS MADE IN ANY AMOUNTS
DBS I RED. ALL BUSINESS CON?
FIDENTIAL. SECOND FIXIOR BRY?
AN BUILDING. EIGHTH AND
BROAD.
1 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, N. C. Jnnunry 8, 1912.
THE HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
Untie Coast Lino Railroad Company
has dcclnrtei a dividend of three and
onc-hnlf percent on the common
capital stock of that company, pay?
able at the olHco of the treasurer, at
Wilmington, N. C, on and after
January 10. 1912. to stockholders of
record on tho 15th day of December,
1911. The transfer books were
closed from the 15th dny of Decem?
ber. 1911, to the 11th day of Junuary,
1912 both elates Inclusive.
JAMES F. POST.
Treasurer.
gstcamboats
! "Ask Mr. Bowman"
^Ahout Bermuda, Cuba, Panama, West
i Indies. South America, Mediterranean
and Orient Cruises. Tho only agency
I representing all lines. Hotel and Free
i Information Bureau.
Snmtiel II. Bowman.
Southorn Tourist Agent.
Uafltoaotf
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY lit, 19U.
l.r?\>E Kit 11.\lU.N u UAlLa.
For FI?r'<Jn find South: n:li A M and
7:15 I?. II.. ?10:30 P. M , 1:00 A. M.
tor N'orlulk: ?:00 A. a... ?.vj 1'. M.. i:M
P. M.
For N, * W. Hy. Will: ?:.S A. M.. 10:00
A. M., 3:00 I M., ?:30 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M.. 6:11 A. M..
lilt A. M., ?:W A. 11.. 10:00 A. V . . ?> 1' M .
4:10 P. M.. l:Cli P. M.. 1:16 P. M.. 9:20 P. M.,
11:11 P. M.
Kor Uoldf'ooro *nd Fayettevtllei ?1:10 P. 34.
Train! arrive nicbmon<l dilly: 4:40 A. M.,
6:40 A. M . ?:40 A. M.. o7:00 A. M.. ?J:37 A. I
il.. ?,10i? A. M.. 11:19 A. XI.. ?-:00 P. M.|
??I.IO P. M., C:(\'. P. M . CZi P. M.. 3:09 P. M..
0:00 P. M.. 11:50 P. M.
?Kxccpt Sunday. **Sunduy only. aExcept
Monday.
Time of arrival and departure and con- I
DQCllOm no* .in ,-. .1
Lhesapeake & Ohio Railway
?:v. a.- ........-u.iiiy ?Nu*> uun Netoa.
S::o a.?Local?Dally?ch'vth.. Ex. Sun. .
Ttiuri'iunc
t>;00 A.?Lxpnsa?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point
110:00 A.?Local--Dally?LchLia. C. Forgr
?1:00 P.?i-xprcsaViiUaliy ? .iti.-L'vllle.
14:'a> P.?KXl>r?i??Dally?I'orlolk, N. New*. ,
t:w P.?Local?l/ialty?N. Jews, uid Point.
:P.?Local?Dalty^Qoraonsvllle.
i:li P.-Local?Ex. sun.?Lcliug, Natural
II..1.1IHOI1 I- ;IKt.
?tili P.?j.f^.i?Liny- Ji.ican'11. Chi go.
?ii:t0 P.?>.xpi..-?b?Daily?f'nclunot:. L'vllle.
?Uletport. tl'urlor care.
TRAINS All:.I . cl K ic 1: MONI)?Local from
Er?:: ?:15 a. M.. 7:C0 P. M. Through from
tSuit: 11:!*-' a. M . 0:39 P. M. Local (rom
Well: S:'-? a. M-. ?:Ci a. M. and 7:15 P. M.
Through: !>:30 a. lt., 2.3? P. M. and 3:39 P. M.
Jaime River Linn: "11:3s A. M.. 6:45 P. M.
Lmii) except dunday.
?UUXtifcRiM RAILWAY
I'atciili&lv. v....?i *.l. ur' i.itl ?>oL.l'rl.
Trains Leave Kicnniund.
.V, IJ.?Following svnedute ngurea publlsb
1 ed an iblormatiou and not guaranteed:
r'or tha bouih?Ualty: ?:10 A. M. Local.
. 19:4> A. M. L.\prcas. ?3:00 P. M. Express,
with elictric .mined Sluaplng Car tor At?
lanta and liirmiugtiam. 11:44 p. m. Kxpress.
j W eck Lay? . 3:i-j r. M. Local.
YORK III x BH LINK.
4:30 P. M. ? Dally.?Connecting (or Da.
I llniore Mon., V? ?u. and r nuiiy. 6:00 A. M.?
! Ex. Sun. and ^:le p. M.?Mon., Wed. and
j i- ridajr?Local.
Trains Arrlva Illchmond.
From the South: ?:6o A. M., 9:40 A. M ]
2:00 P. Hi, k.?> P. at., dally; 12:M Ex. Sun
From VVl'St P?lOti ?:]? A. M. dally, 11:1? a
il., Mon.. Wo. nnd Frl.. 4:2i P. M. Ex. Sun.
S. E BUKUESS. D. P. ....
?07 E. Main St. 'Pl.une Madison 271
SlOAUOARl) Allt LINE.
Southliouiid irams scheduled to leave
Rlcnmond dally: S:10 A. M.?Local to
iNorlma. 1:20 p. M.?Pleopcrs and
couches, Atlanta, Blrn-.lngr.tam. Savan?
nah. Jacksonville. 8:13 I?. 2d.?Florida
Liuillcd tOXO?fot Sunday). 9.42 P. M.?
Sleeper, Jacksonville coaches, Blrming
' ham. 11:35 P. M.?Sleepers. Jackson?
ville. Tampa, Birmingham, Memphis.
Northbound triins scheduled to arrive
; In ltlchmoud daily: 5:32 A. V... 7:38 A.
il., 9:26 A. M. lexcopt Monday), 6:05
1 P. II., 5:40 P. M.. Loral.
RICHMOND AN? CHKSAl'nAKJS BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule ot elrctrlc Iraini to und from
Aihlind, atopplnK at Intcrincdlata stations
upon aignal: Lv. Richmond (Llroad and
-Laurel tito.J: ?*.&?. TilO, I:10b. S:10. '?lOUO,
j 11.10 A. M . 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. 4:10b. 6:10. 6.JO.
'7:10, \ w... 10:10, 11:? p. M. Lv. Ashland:
: ?i:M, 7b, *, ?b. 10, ?Ml A M , "U M., ?i, J,
' I, 4. ib. ?, 7. i. to. 11 p. iL
I 'in:.; except Sunday. "Sunday only,
bcurrir* :..nK?Kf.
&teamboiitd
SPECSAL TRIP
by tba tap?rb
trtaa&Llantlc licet
KAISERIN AUQUSTE VICTORIA,
tkt larcest and most luxurious ateinirr at
ILt ninib.'.i'c-Amerlcan aerTlce. Equipped
wltb Kttc-Carlton Rcstxoraal. Palm OardeiL,
Gymnasliux. Electric liitha, Eleratora.
Will leare .New York
FEBRUARY It, 1912,
far Madeira, Gibraltar, Alerter*,
VI1 lefrtinclic (Nice), Genoa, Na?
pies, ted i'm [ 5ald.
Tlmt for slRht-acelat; at each port.
To or from Port Raid, f iand op.
To or from all otber porta, $115 and np.
Mi- Crutsei fa tht Orient, Well Indira,
.lull -tmerlco, .1 round II? World, tie.
Seod for Illustrated booklet.
HARaByCO-A^EfiSCAf. LINE
[?ll-U B'wa>, N. T.. or 8. 1L Bowman 701
Main St.; Richmond Tranafer Co., Ml &
Main St.. Richmond. Va>
Sallinijs TitfyilC Round <!1rt and
byth- iaglU? Trip >?-lU Up
Jan. 10-20-27.
Registered Tonnage M.780
The Luxurious ARCADIAN.
Displacement Tonnage. 14,120
Every Saturday, Commencing Feb. 3
1 lie laig?st and finest utramcr In the
Bermuda Scrvl^.*?Round Trip $Jd Up
The Royal Mail Steam PacketCo
Snndrraon A Son, Gen. Asti., 32
Stnte Street. New York,
Or any steamship ticket agent.
SAMUEL II. BOWMAN. 70S E Main St.
I Merchants and Miners Transprotation Co
Nurlo,.. to Button, Mass.. and
Providence. R. I,
Steamers idnvo Norfolk lor Boston?Dully,
! oxcept Thursday; for Provlilenca. Mon., Wed.
I and Sat. ui t 1'. M. 1'usscngera and froigti'
I taken tor au -,ew England pot:. Tlckata
I on aaio ?<. uti.cu C A O. By., I?. ax V.. By
IS. R. isowiuaii. ?0a ?aal tt?ia, and Itlcbiuoul'
i Iranafer Co.. aCj i.nsi Mala.
!
CLARK'S '^JfA&T CRUISE
Feb. H. ^ .(Mi up. lo, 71 atri. lacluillaif ,lt sb..if ox
cmilvat. ?Uli? Spilo. Alglen. C.erc. Tulkcr. Hohl
Laad. Kripi. tulr. !!u 2o Sun,,, T.,u,?
fHANK C clark. Tluct Side . Htm Vailv
S. H. Bowman. 706 E. Main, Richmond.
OLD DOMINION LINE
I Lv. Richmond i?,h ot Aan St, dally .7:00 P.M.
Lcavo Newpiari Nowa.6:00 A.M.
Arrive Norlolk.6:00 A. M.
Connects wltb main line ktcamera leaving
! Morlulk tor New xors. dally ?xeopt Sunday
,' iv P. M. Coiin.yctluns uito uiudu by .N U
I W. By. 3 P. M. lind C At O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Kigali Line aieanurs stop at Clareruont la
land or receive I'.'sucugera in signal, and
.ill be met by 'Ho conveyance.
VlUt.lMA NAVIGATION CO.?James RlTef
ijr iia/lighl for Nurlollt und Old Point, .Now
pon Niwa nnd all Jaiuea Rlvor landlnga
6lean:er leaves Mu Wednoaday r d
Frldby at 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
lall James Hlver landings 'PhonuMadisou 171
llnln Ticket Oltlie. 821 K. Mala Street.
| WHITE STAR LINK
NEW YORK?PLYMOUTH?CTIEItnouilC.?SOUTHAMPTON.
FAST MAIL. ROUTE TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The LarKCHt anil Ktiivnt Steamer In the World.
I & "OLYMPIC" HvrL.
,. .?,.!, u la C?Tte Rcdtnnrnnt, TnrklMh and Electric Buth%. Sujrunjlu?
I ?? r . ? p00i> Fonr Elevator?, Gymnn?lun?, Veranda ('nn .
Palm Court, etc.
Will .Sail l'"p<ira New Yoeh
Wednesday, January 24, February 21
and Iteixularly Thereafter.
WHITE STAR I.INI", - - ? BROADWAY, N. Y. I
Or Local A Centn.
But if Montague Amendment
Carries, They Must Be Twenty
One to Vote.
Women who served In the War Bo
tweon the States, cither aa soldlors or
Rulloro, on tho Federal -or Confederate
sl<le, will not too required *.o pay poll
taxes as a prerequisite to the suffrngu.
If tho amendment to tho Constitution
to bo proposed by Hill Mantague, of
Richmond, in ratlllcd. For Mr. Monta?
gue simply lntcndu to offer o Joint re?
solution amending artlclo 3 of the
Constitution throughout by adding the
words, "and femalo" alter the word
"male" whenever It occurs, anrt by
making a, corresponding change else
whore Whan, nocessary.
Ucsldos, "no male or fomaio oftV.or.
solo?er, seaman' or marine of me
United Stuten army or navy shall bc|
deemed to huvo gained a residence asf
to the right of suffrage In tin a Stu'.o,
by reason of being stationed therein.'
So it is thin women soldiers and sail?
ors don't Hut to volo whon on duty at
Old Point or Portsmouth.
Again, it will be necessary for the
femalo of the species, when register?
ing, to state that sho la ul least twen
ty-ono years of age. There is no eu
cupo from this, although she may put
I the llguro higher If she desires.
Woman en'-itled to vote need nob
fear that they will bo called upon to
, guard prlsonare or to suppress lnsur
| recltons. for the Constitution will then
read: "No rnalo or femalo votor, dur?
ing tho time of holding any election
I at which ho or she Is entitled to vote,
shall be compelled to porform any
military service, except In Mme of
: war or public danger; to at'.end any
' court as Eultor, Juror or witness."
The proposed amendment would un
| questionably carry wtlh It tho du'y of
prepayment of poll taxes before tho
right to voto. It Is intended as ono of
tho tosts of good citizenship. However,
as previously stated, the women who
gallantly fought for their Stato during
war limes will not bo compelled to
' contribute to this fund,
i ^
J Lva.Uoa?G
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond I Arrlrw lUohmou 1
?4.51)1.M. Bjrra Si.Sie
?A.IS A.M. Mala KL bin
?:> 6 ill ltyrdM.Miu
*,; 11 A.H. Bfra bt. mi
?7.48 A.M. Main 8t. Sie
?8.10 A.M. II) rd St. Me
f 0.80 A.B. Maiu St. Sla.
?Ii.Ul noon Byre St. Kit.
"",Bjr* 81. Kla.
Djrd Sv KU
t4.it)r.Ji. t.ihm Stallen
?6.15 P.M. Main SI. Kta
?8.20 P.M. Byre Si. Hta
?7.50 A.M. BTraSl.SU. !
J! U2S A.M. tibi Mullen. '
tllJli A.M. lljre HUSU.
?LIU P.M. Main tit. KU. ,
?2.45 P.M. Bjre St.Hta. I
10.40 P.M. 4 St. Kta.
>i'.:5 P.M. IljraM.Hla.
18.10P.M. Main St. Hta,
?0.10 P.M. UjrdKUHu. I
?B.32 P.M. Main Ht. Kta.
tlO.20PJLBire8t.Kta.
Ml.SO P.M. Main St.Kla.
?12.50 nlahlBtraHI.St?.
ACC0MM00ATI0N TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Lcare Bird Hi. Nu. ?.00 P. M. for I'reaerlckubarf.
Leere Kiba Kla. 8-20 A. M.,0 .80 r. 9. for Aablanl.
Amte Bird St.Kla.8.26 A.M. from Frcecriekib'r.
ArrlTfi:lbaSU.(l.80 A.M.,6.30 P.M.from Aaalana.
?Daily. IWeekdeye. ^Sundays oaly.
1 Dally except Monday.
All traioa to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. m., 5.50 a. m asd
arriving u.50 nicht) atop at Elba. Tioia of
arrival* and departures oat guaraataed. Read
the eigne.
' Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Can leave Maiiyheiior. ?eventh ana Parry |
Streets, lor Peiersbum:
?6. 7. S, *? 10, 11. ?ii A. li.. 1. f, 4. t,
?Srtj. ?6, 7. I. ?? 10 P.
11:00 P. VI., (or Che-ater, U:00 midnight for |
I Petcriliurs.
Cara leave Pelereburr, foot of Sycamore |
Ibtreet, (or Munchcateri
tG;U>. 6:35. "7:15, ?7:5&, l:U, ?:16. ?10:J5. II*. I? 1
A. ? . 12:36, ?r.36. i:u, 3:35, 6:3i, ?:3S.
|*7:U. 8:3:, 9:45. 'IS:40, 11:40 P. M.
tDally exenpt Sundny and holiday*.
?Carries tiuggage and cxpreaa.
"Limited, except Bundiv? and holldaya
All cara (rum PeieRst/urg connect with
cart (or ttlchmond. I
I MIRl lll.ii AND WMSTEBN It.Vi.LWAY. |
ONLY ALL BAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect Junuary 1st, 1912.
Laave Oyrd Streot Statlun. Ille-hmund, FOB |
NORFOLK: 'OiOO A. M., ?3:00 P. M., ?4U? P. K.
FOll LYXCHUL'Kci AND TUB WEST: '6:15 |
I A. M.. ?10:00 A. M.. ?3.C0 P, M.,?9:S0 I". M.
Arrive Itlchmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A. M., |
?t:Si P. M., ?11:30 P. M. From tho Wc?t: ?4:10
A. M.. ?3:00 P. M., bl:40 P. II.. ?0:05 P. M.. |
I ?9;00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cara.
Iw. Ii. BEVILU C. II. BOSLEY,
IQ. P. A., noanoke.. D. P. A.. Richmond.
fluction"S>Qlc?T ~~?nxitir&iws~
^trustee's sale
of
frame dwelling house AND lot
in ashland, VA.
By virtue of deed of truet from Jo?
sephine L. Taylor and Henry s. Taylor,
her husband, to the undersigned, dated
tho 2d day of Docomber, 1908, and
recorded in Hanover Circuit Court
clerk's office, default having been made
in the payment of a portion of the debt
thereby secured, and being required so
to do by the holder of tho notes there?
in secured, I will sell at public auction,
in front of Stebblns's Store, In tho
town of Ashland, Va..
at 1:15 o'clock P. M-,
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF JAN?
UARY, 1012.
a lot of land, with a frame dwolllns
thereon, owned by said Josophlne I.
Taylor, and recently occupied by nor
and family, situated In the town of
Ashland, on the southern sldo of Han?
over Avenue, between James Street
rind Stony Run, nnd bolng of trlnngn
lar shape, and containing one acre,
and fronting S 42-100 chains on the
southern line of Hnnovor Avonuo.
TEH.US OF SALE: Enough In cash
to pay the expenses of sale; any un?
paid past due taxes, and n ratable pro?
portion of the taxes for the yonr 1012.
and tho sum of $1,000. with Interest
thereon from December 2, 1911. and tha
residue In two equal Instalments at
ono (1) nnd two (21 yenrs, evidenced
by purchaser's notoB. with Interest
ndded. and secured by deed of trust on
snld property; or the purchaser, at his
option, may pay all tho purchase money
In cash.
J. JORDAN LBAKB.
J. A. MALLORY, Trustee.
Crier.
jffnanctai
We con loan your money on
Richmond Real Estate, fixat rnort
gage, to net you 6%.
,WHY TAKE LESS?
{ POLLARD & BAGBY,
Money Money
to lend on P.eal Estate In sums to suit
CHAPIN & HUMS.
l&eal estate
1~ FARMS. MTT.L9. FJtc, ""S
FOR SALE.
Loans rrrude on country or city prop?
erty. Cataloguo free.
GEO. E. CRAWFORD CO..
832 East Mala StreeL
Tottis
in:.lr d'Hotr Dinners Saturday
aud Sunday crcnlna.i, 0 to 0 o'clock,
Fl.30 each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and on suite, with and without bathe.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. SI.60 per dav and upward.
HENRY CLAY INN
Ashland, Va.
NOW OPEN.
W rite for terms.
Special arrangements for automobile
parties.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAT STREETS.
Open tally from 10 A. M. to [ P, .M.
Admlas'on. "fir Free or Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission. 2fic. Fre? on Saturdays.
r UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF^
d MEDICINE ?- STA
BTUART McQUTRE, 80. D, Pres.
Medicine- D entjstry-Phnxmacy
18th Seaaleo Opcna September 12th.
Now building. Now tquipmont,
. Eighty experienced tsachwa,
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Daicriptive Cwtalogua on reqaexti
[Special to Tho Times-Dlepatoh-1
1 Suffolk, Va.. January 0.?With every
qualified elector on tho books voting
except seven, the "drys" triumphed
in tho local option eleutlon at Sroith
flold to-duy by tho margin of IS, tho
vote being 93 to 80.
1 At tho election three years quo, tho
"drys" won by about S to 1.
intense Interest was shown In. to?
day's contest, but thero was no
demonstration, and the election passed
without notable incident. Had tho
"wots" won, thoy expected to opon
snloono Mny 1. Tho "drys" had three
public meetings during the camplgn,
the "wetB" none.
Contribution* for Alumni HalL
[Special to The TInies-Dlspatoh.]
Charlottesvllle, Va., January 9.?
Twenty-nine States are represented In
the contributions to dato to tho fund
for tho erection of an alumni hall at
the University of Virginia. A oom
mlttoo composed of alumni end mem?
bers of tho faculty Is considering a
site for the building, the style of
architecture and the amount needed to>
complete the fund.
i High Constable's Sale
I will sell by public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JAN?
UARY, 1913, 11 O'CLOCK A. M?
POSTPONED UNTIL 10TH, SAM32
HOUR
at No. 922 West Broad, tho following
property, to sntlsfy an execution (W. C.
Smith vs. L M. Vaughan), In my hands:
One Automobile (McFurlan Six), In
flrfit-clnss condition.
TKRATS: Cash.
W. h. WVATT, JR.,
i h. a. a r.
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO., Auctioneers,
6 1 6 East Broad Street.
CONTINUATION SALE
OF*
VKiiY iiANDSoans cut glass. Bohemian warf;, vases, bronze gootw,
ORNAMENTS. CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, BRIC-a-BRAC, brass goods,
LEATHER GOODS DESK GOODS. HAND-PAINTED CHINA. oil PAINT?
INGS, STERLING ?-ood3, DRESSER SETS, CANDLESTICKS, novelties,
ETC., ETC.
We will sell the above hlg^h grade- goods'for one ot the leading Jowoiera In
the State, who Is discontinuing this lino of goods. Sali) at our salesrooms. Sit
East Broad Strcot,
THIS we DM eso a t, january 10, 1912, at 10:30 a. m.
This Is a vor hig-. grade lino of goods, and will have to be aten to fcii
appreciated.
l-i-.bllu invited. Lad lea especially invited
VIROINTA auction co..
-Auctioneers,

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