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tStef?rntg *S$?&> SBi^polrh
Orentrr lUchinond'? firmier Nowapupcr
GREATEST WANT AM) HB AI, IQS
TATH MEDIUM IX VlllCIXIA, ANU
?NB Ol' TI1B I1EST IN AMB1UCA.
Want Ad Kate3
Jn effect Juno 11, 1911.
Dnlly, od? cent per vrord ?rlien pnld
Im advance. Na Ad. lukeu fur Ich tbuu
ten cent*
One uud one-liul( eentn n word all
clafcnllieailoa* except Munition Wanted
fur Miuduy. Mltiiutlon Uuulcd, unc ceul
a ?oril. Nu Ail. Sundu)' tuKcu fur lern?
than in teva eeuta,
Nu Ad?, fnketi for Uns tlina iv?eiity
Hve reut? tvben phonvd in ur cliurtsed
al (lie counter.
Phone ordera not (guaranteed. ?
CIunmIIcikIoii not uiiuruuleed after
Ditto 1?, .11.
I''or IjimliienM conlrnet?, ?eud for th?.
Waal Ad. Mmi, phooe Monroe 1.
JiUut ttUU J ?UII?
c. J. GATES* CHOr KS.SI. 'NAl. NCP.SE. '
win uum xuiiiuiuiiiu to "?<> interest
U he Win common,cillo Wim pnjol
clan, a Ii. cue iimua.ijlaput.uii,
LOST, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SHV
uiun, on uiuad aUuul, small lioid
watcii, attaUiiuu t>? ko.u pin; "Hurry
to aiiiiu" tliittiaveo iiimuu. Return
to lulty w. iiaii..mi Siruul, second
Hour, anu receive roward.
LOST, SATUttDAY A FTERNOON, AT
tim Jeiluraon Au<luuiium or on
Wcniiiainpioii car, un enameled bar
plu. ?? iiKit-i pieaao return to ?3d
_^urk Avenue anu receive reward. i
Uiu.i i'..,ii.o or .-,'o<Jiv NUM.
bered li> anu 16 :-l the lion Air Com?
pany ot Virginia, Issued April 7.
Iba?. In the name of E. ti. Taylor,
bavinir been lost, notice ,s hereby
given that application lias been manu
lor lesuo ot u:\\ certificate*.
CHARLES Ii. fAi'LOR,
Adiii i ,t r.. r>. . u> mr. deceased.
v/?.itj utUuiut?t st?au
RAIlW'aV SlAIL CLKiUts^\VANTBD!1
|?U iiiontn. lilciliiiunli examinational
?ay i, prepuikuoa treu. .'ii.i.^K-i
LL% l'l u it, Ucpl. ai?a M, Ito
. ciiuster. |,N. y.
W ANTEDJ ? \xiX"NrtT": :en~T? LEARN !
the auioiuooi.e business; pornoon*
Seeuic-u competent gruu?utea. nit.H
MONU AU'IU ?UilOOL, Iii* W. Uroa 1
job press k i: ic. dehs wanted; 1
steady work, tuuo pay. BOUTlicltN
STAMP .'..Mi bTAT?U.\Elt 1 C'->. Ap
_ply to Mr. O'Connor. 12M0 B. Main.
Wanted, an intelligent boy.
Address lt. p. c. p. o. Box j;a. Ulty.
WAITED. A MAN of BUSINESS liX
Purlence to u.-?sist in management nf
eniai'llencd tailoring otlsiueSS. uuml
Position tor ti,e riiiii' party. Address
u lfe?. caru Tltnca-Dlopatch._
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPEWRIT
erg wanted.?(stenographers and type*
writing Is no longer u menial occu- .
patio... Ever.'! buk.ucfs man ami cur- !
poratlon official requires a cunrtoeii- I
tiai socretary. The positions pay high I
salaries. Wo not only tci.cn su nny-1
raphy and typewriting tr.oi vuhniy I
and practically i>y man, nut wi uImoi
quality you in hp. ed. accuracy and
commercial :. k .. r.. tor the higher
poyitioiiH. \v. rite at oncu tor trise
Information. I. C. H, Box 1649 B,
..ci union. Pa._
WANTED, men to LEARN BARBER
trade; only few wccKh required. |
V, uf ? after first month. tsteady
Position guaranteed. Write for cat-]
aloguc- MOVER'S BARBER CuL
leoe, 207 Bowery. New York City. _ |
wanted; for u. s. army, .Mii^e-i
bodied, unmarried men, between ab'e-a
of IS and i'i. clifscns of Unlied Status^
of ii"nl character und temperate liao-1
lit. w;.o can speaK, leuu and write I
the English language. For inhuma?
tion apply to i.. ..i Utting OIHcur, sJO
I-;. iir..ii l rftret. HI'Bhmond. Va._;
E?iiUtUioii? Cuuntca, u^alc
CTV?T '%viw.\ki;* man \vants
to connect with responsible real es
tHtc in in, specialising in country
property; Hi, active, ambitious, good;
record; salary nominal until ability:
I? proven, c 128, care Tlmos-Dls-1
patch._j
l'l'.-II I'>N \V A n T ri \ > M V a VOL'nu
than 28 years year.* old as city .sale?
man With some wholesale house; can
tuinibii the very best references.
Address F 252, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, ? POSITION AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper or shipping clerk.
Hem of retertnces. F JSj. caru Times
Dispatch._
REGISTERED " PHARMACIST WAN I B
[i03ltlon; am married, have had lona
experience In drui; tiiiiilnesa as man?
ager; can furnish references an to
sobriety and ability. Address A ID,
rare Times-Dispatch. _|
VVTNTED." A' ril'.wt-cl?sh' HUTLKlt;
good reference required. Apply 232?
Monument Avenue.
WANTED] HV OlCItMAN, <!<>ul> kiu -
'?atlon, position In whol. .sale Iiouhc
or as collector, 1? 1'.3, care Times-'
Dispatch._, j
WANTED. I'OSITI?n" 11y REOiPTKH
ed druggist of 12 years' experience,
fully capable of managing business
Heel of references. Address 'SALOI.,"
I>. o. Station No. lfl rtlchmond, Va
t)clp LCldiUf?, Jcntalc
\VANT LADV to DEMONSTRATE and
take orders; salary or commission.
Apply 9 to 12 Tuesday. 110 North
Eighth Street, second door f ront.
Wanted, at once, a good cook.
Phone Madison 4U3-R. mrs. ju?
lien B1NFORD, Slop 25, Weslhamp
ton._
Ca"LL NURSES' BUREAU, MADISON
SS5-l, for undergraduates and care
taker*-.
jfeiiuditoiT? c??nirD, j cnuilc
Position 'wanted "by an V;xperV- ;
enced halesiady In millinery or stilt1
department. Heal of references, Ad?
dress C. Ii. D., P. o. Hox 314,*Cllflun]
Pnrse. Va.
COMPETENT \Vi li( iw DESIIMCS PO- '
sltion as managing housekeeper in
apartment house, hotel or r<;ajdence. i
Addtess d llli. cnre Tim.-.--1 >i.s|,;itcli. !
CALL NURSES'"" BU HE AI". M A Di SON j
SSJ-L, for undergraduates und care?
takers._'
WANTED. BY REFINED LADY~ POSI-j
tlon as companion, practical nurse in*
housekeeper; lour years in last p .- ,
sit ion. References. Address mis.s
RON1M, The Querrant, Richmond,
Va._^ _ i
~ $r>tot?00t0nai tjelp CJiinntc? j
? TEACHER WANTED at ONCe'In]
a. private, family to teach three girls'
English, Latin, algebra, music.
French und vir.1 In desired, hut not
essential. VA. TEACHERS' BUREAU,
Hiclimond. ^^l^. .Mu'lb mi f,.',', s._j
?olifttot? a lib ?tilcomcu
Wanted. "stock sa lesmI
We require the services t>i three
stuck salesmen with goo <1 roc
three stock salesman with good rec?
ords, to soil stock for going enter?
prise, enlarging capital. Good com?
missions. Address Q. ti. C, P. u. Hox
345, Greehsboro, N. c._
WANTED. WASHING, AT 100? WAL
luce Street. Sntlsfnctlou guaranteed.
Nic?;T."y Tvi7RT5?1TED~^R65JT 'Ytob^i.
with board; southern exposure; three
windows, slm-lc beds, electric lights,
bath and telephone convenient 710
East Grace. _
ArNE MEDIUM-SIZE, HEATED room
for gentleman, with hoard.. 11 1-3
South Th i rd._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, BLEC
trlc llfltts; all conveniences. 122 S.
Fifth._
?14 eas't clay", well FURNIKHED,
Comfortable rooms; central; trunsl
snta also,
loans.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. |
lirlvalu Ulli Ol-*, Eighth und Brnutl
1 Streets, aeivunecs the most money ;,t
I tho lowest rate or Interest in tun
| city on watches, diamonds and Jew- j
elry. Why he embarrassed by 011
! taring; pawn shops when you have !
our services at your command7
PIANO MOVING.?WB CAN BUT
y#ur piano where olhero would not
attempt the work. Our moving, de- j
parlmcnt lu llnally equipped to move <
all kinds of furniture und piunoa. j
CRAFTS, Moving Department, 121
East Broad Street. Madison G.'.O,.
VISIT OCR NEW QUARTERS, WHERE
have a more complete line than evoi i
lor beautifying your homos, Includ?
ing Moor wax. slag Maina, mures- i
co. etc. COSBY'S PAINT STORE; .11!
W. Broad, formerly is E. Broad.
Monroe ?0i0.
I'lANO TONE RESTORING_BY OUH
unique method we can muke your old
1 pluno sound an good ?a ninny new
Instrumenta, out repair department
Is miuippcd to do oil kinds ot piuiio
and player-piano work. Eaiiiu.it. a
cheerfully given, without churge,
i Come in and get our expert u.|.
vice without onll|;all!.g yourself.
i CRAFTS, 121 E. Broud Street; Uluta
tnolid. Va. Mttdlson (60S.
BACH R ACH.
I PER CENT. TO PER CENT. PER
MONTI.
GUARANTEES T<, MAKE MORE I.IB?
ER AB ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS.
W ATCliES. J E .VEER Y, SILVER?
WARE, ETC., Til AN ANY OTHER
LOAN OFFICE, BATES. I PER
CENT, TO :i PER CENT.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
.S. BACHRACH, PKOPm
31 & E. BROAD ST.
ESTABLISHED le?7.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS.. Jewelers, 912
East .Mam Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Mid gold und Kil?
ver always taken In uxenange.
iDllSltUDy wpp-Jtailiiiltij
v\C\N'TEi7r"in:'isi'i'i;NT sales' m'Xn
sger for ioa.oi.ij manufacturing cor?
poration to o,> ii olllce in Ricnmond.
\\ ill biltdw Ji?o to i.'oo mohtuiy; also
authorised expense., ami extra cum- i
mission. Must carry *i'jo to tl.VOO |
cash stock, according to territory,
contract, etc , to supply demand
created by our advertising and
agents appointed. SUPERINTEND-i
ENT. Dept. Si M. 22s W, Huion Bt., i
Cnlcago. !
FOR sale, DIRECT, no MIDDLEMAN,
a lot, centrally located, on ialiroa.il
track, lo.ooo BOjuare feet; no better j
location In Richmond; cheap to iiulcl; i
purchaser, Address cheap, care
Times-Dispatch,
813' ACRES.: COMPARATIVELY LEV- I
el; 100 acres hard wood lliulier; t
rootn house, good log barn, well wa?
tered; good dark tobacco land; 2 1-2
miles from station; b'l it of loads; i - ?
per acre. R. E BURROUGHS. Own
or, Monuta. Va. V
YOUNG MAN TO MANAGE RICHMOND
branch of a Virginia manufacturing
company, old. established business;
must have J300 cash and good ref
erehces. Tina is an exception op
portnnliy. Address a 12, care Times
Dispatch._j
money* LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND j
jewelry nt lowest rates of Interest
No charges for storage. N. F. JA- I
e-npu Sc SON; 21 f N Nlntii Street.
IptlG?rtillO
human hah: is d.-iiirr 'ANi)"sold
I at HUGH SB'S.'20? North Third.
i.LssV.it. the ladies-' tailoil" tiIi;
j only one in town who makeH a sue
clalty in altering all kinds of gar?
ments to tho latest fashion. Every
j garment that in altered in my estab?
lishment Im done under my personal
supervision. Prices very moderate
and work satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments, Harrison and Franklin.!
Phone Madison 1.123.
I
J. ICATZ, LADIES TAILOR, HAS RE?
MOVED FROM 200 NORTH FIFTH
STREET TO :0!-. A FEW DOORS
AHOVE THE GREATEST REDUC?
TION WILL Bi; GIVEN ON ALL
ORDERS FOR THIS WEEK.
I READ THE SPIRELLA CORSET ADS
In Vogue. Home Journal, Delineator, I
Dress Magazine, Designer arid New
' Idea; then como to the i-hop. 20s N.
Fifth, and be convinced that all tboyj
I fay Is true. _ j
j. BROWN. LADIES' TAILOR.
L2I WEST GRACE STREET.
NOTICE TO LADIES.?IF YOU ARE
! THINKING ok A .-THING SUIT I .
WISH TO CALL VOi:il ATTENTION '
1 TO MY LINE Ol SPRING AND;
SUMMER GOODS FOR 1912. ALL
THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND
STAPLE MATERIALS. A PERFECT
FITTING GARMENT ASSURED AT
ALL TIMES. HIGHES! GRADE
WORKMAN-SHIP AND MODERATE
PRICES. J. WINTERS. 203 1-2 N.
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1931.
SlAl' son "FRANCAISE,' 11 -C I-'s^N OR T H
Eil?lilli Street. Richmond, Vn., Louis
Chevalier, Prop, (late chef Palace j
Hotel. San Francisco, und chef Met?
ropolitan Club, Washington, D. C),
entering nnd preparing for private
dinners a specialty; French table
d'hote dinner dally. 5:30 to :l P. M.,
T.-.c. lunch daily, 11:30 A. M. to ?. .
P. M., ??c.; meals also nerved n lu ;
carte. For private dinners, etc.,
cooks will be furnished at residences |
If desired. Elegant rooms, newly
furnished. Phone M.idlson Blip*._i
WHEN 'voll COMB To RICHMOND
?top where you con get a nice, clean,
cornP-rtable bed for 60 cents; Ice wit- ,
ter. uath and plione tree. 1002 2ast i
Clay_ _j
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR'
permanent, transient und table
boarders can be secured with MRS;
HORACE wel.FORD JONES, at 200
b. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a spe?
cialty._ I
1??8 w. grace: STREET?ROOMS, I
with board. Reasonable rates.
c?nnrr?
look: look:"i.ook: we pay cash
for old clothes, gents- furnlsliiims.
boots, shoes, furniture, eta Phono
Madison 5132.
WANTED, oood HORSE OR COW
manure in carload lots Quote price |
f. o. b. C. O, track. Richmond. Ad-i
ilreaa NORFOLK MANURE CO., 210 I
MonllCfllo Arcade. Norfolk, Vn.
WASHING NEATLY DONE and
promptly returned; well water used.
2005 Newburn Street._
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH,
household irooda In any quantity.
Phone. Madison 38'.1.
" p?ultiis Prre ?ni) fciiif fetocft |
yahTat'a" la y i n/g~h e n ~rioq\h r es~i S I
good, sound feed and plenty of it; I
baby chick feed. Hatch them out In!
live nnd grow quickly, use "W. j. T."
"W. J. T." st? atcli and "W; J. tj" dry
mash feeds will make them Say. W. I
J. TODD'S'SONS,"426 N. Sixth. Slroet. !
TO MAKE THOSE baby CHICKS
an Eaacx Model incubator If you
wont to do It right. W. J, TODD'S
SONS, I2C N. Sixth Street, for nil tlto
needs of poultrymon.
DA LY PUZZLES
Seen at tho railroad utntion?
ANSNEH :i> i I K.tli-..'. PUZZLE.
Hitiudropn.
"~ jrot &alt
und foul Hided, single and dotinie
surfucers; lath mills, cut-off saws
acid resiiwa. I HLl'KORD Ac CO._
SOJA BEANS.?GOOD 8TOCK:. LIMIT- j
cd quantity. Also Mack, clay and
mixed peaa For sale by D. ETHER
IDGE &? CO., 31-32 Commerce Street,
Norfolk. Vn._
TWO S E COND -HAN D RlTS' A BOUTS,
one lop buggy and several wagons,
till In good repair nnd pain tod. Thedo
are bargains, A. MEYER'S SONS, 731
_East Cary Street.
WE HAVE a FINE ASSORTMENT OF
new and second-hand w:.gons. one
horse truck light furniture wagon.
Rubber-tiro work, painting and re
palrlng, RICHARDSON BROS., CIS
Rior.fc Avi cue. Madison lib;. _
F1 ?OST PROOF CABBA G~E PLANTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car-!
ollna. 51 10 per thou*?"<d; aure ncad- ?
era; bundled In If of 50 plants |
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO.. Meggens, i
H. C._j
BACHRACH.
1 TER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT. PER
MONTH.
ESTABLISHED 1SS7.
OFFERS SPECl \L INDUCEMENTS
AND GUARANTEES LOWEST KATES
OF INTEREST ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER?
WARE; ETC. 13E SURE AND SEE
US. '
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
S. BACHRACH. PROP..
S>15 E. BROAD ST.
FOR SALE, TWO HIGH-GRADE. RUB-I
ber.-llrcd top buggies, JCo and {15;!
one rubber-tired runabout, lt*>; bey- j
cral wagons In good repair cheap. A. i
MEYER S SONS. 731 E. Cary Street.
FOR' SALE. BURROUGFT8 ADDING
machine: good condition: cheap. E
i"j;. cue Times-Dispatch. _'
Fort SALE, STOCK ~OF"~5?ODS AND
mercantile business at Hanover :
Courthouse, Va., one-quarter mile !
from C. Sc O. Ry. Account of retire- I
nieni front business will sell my 1
sftock of goods at Inventory and my .
business at above place. Must be |
disposed of by April 1. Reasonable
lease at reasonable terms can be se- |
cured on the storehouse. Address;
THOS. P. BT EVENS. Hanover. Va. i
EAT SMITHF1ELD SAUSAGE! EAT j
Smlthfteld sausage! For sale at your'
grocer's._;_
TYPE W.R I T E R 8 RENTED, ALL
makes, three months. 15 and up- j
wards: rent applied on purchase: all'
.-?likes sold und repaired. AMERICAN >
WRITING MACHINE CO., Co? East]
Main. _
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT TUB
E fUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. A l
STRONG COLLATERAL BANK. WILL
LEND YOU MONEY ON YOUR
WATCHER, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY |
AND SILVERWARE. THIS IJ THE
ONLY COLLATERAL BANKING IN?
STITUTION IN THE CITY OF RICH?
MOND SECOND FLOOR. BRYAN I
BUILDING, EIGHTH AND BROAD.;
PHONE MONROE 3978.
ONE RUBBER-TIRE TOP BUGGY, 145; I
one phaeton, $35; on? runabout, fi5;'
buggy, surreys and wagons. Sec us '
for bargains. THOS. H. DUKE Ji i
CO., sr'-i Brook Avenue._I
F?K S?17e7 TWO COLUMBIA DICTA-1
phono outllts. including electric I
shaver; only been used one month, j
For further particulars address Box ,
:'.lv, Petersburg, Va__
COSBY CLIMAX CLEANER FOR POL
lshing furnlttire and doors. tho
standard for IS years. makes old
things look new. COSJtY'S new;
PAINT STORE. 811 W. Broad. Mon-|
roo 3050._I
Ural CQti.t: j*or Urnt
!TtAW<INOTcTN*,"^''vv\ V~C MODE*RN
brick hotel for rent; thorough re
Pair; all conveniences; only first
class hotel In town, town the counly
seat Good opening: not furnished.
Apply JOHN ALEXANDER, Marllng
ton. W. Va._
FOR RENT. BEST LOCATION ON
Mr.ln Street, large desk room on
ground iloor (store) nnd 16 by 50
foot upper iloor. In answering stato
what business. D 148, care Tlmes
DI spa ich._
UNT.XllEF.D LEASE, NINE ROOMS.
1-'.' North Fifth. Great induce?
ment for quick tenant._
FOR RENT, PART NO. {36 E. MAIN,
for office or business. Apply within.
Yl)ur 1: EN T " ACCOUNT PLACED
With N. \V. BOWE ri SON Insures
best results._ _ !
BUILDING NEAR FOURTEENTH AND
Main Streets, suitable for small shop
or storage purpose. RICHESON &
orbtc il'lEl.D. Eleventh and Hank.
??ifl C?tdtr JFoi- "3d[r"
b.\ Rt?n: hisights" residexce! s
rooms, new, two blocks from car
lino: 40-fOOt lot. Price, $3.500. ,T. A.
CONNELLY & CO._
BARGAIN FARM?SO ACRES. TWO
story house, four rooms, painted;
good barn, woodshed and henliouse:
30 apple and pear trees. Price, $1.
250. D. 13. CORNELL COMPANY, 500
N. Tenth Street. Richmond, Va.
for~si,-\le7'41 lots at buckrcTe
Pea. li for 81,450. Address J. D. B..'
Box 3! I. Norfolk. Va.
FOR SALE. AT VIRGIN IA BEACH, A !
bargain, a very desirable dwelling
and store; can be made a nlco cottage;
near Ocean, depot and post-ofrlco; 111! I
modern Improvements. GEO. M.
MEREDITH, owner. Virginia Bench,
Va. __
CORNER, WEST GRACE STREET;
near Foushoo Street, large clwelllngj
tiot 25x150 feet; very desirable; near
business property. J. A. CONNELLY*
& CO._
FA KM, 43 ACRES or LAND. GOOD
burn and outbuildings, -S miles from
Richmond. Address W. P. J., caro
Postmaster, Mattoax, Aemlia Co., Va
the CHEAPEST LOTS ON ALL
streets In city and suburbs. Seo ua
before buying. BLANTON & CO.,
Travelers' Building. _ _____
W"" CI .a V st 111". E'i'T ihuck DWELL
Ing, eight rooms, la H obe h-ent, good
condition. Price. 83.350. Will ex
ehange equity of $1,700 for good lot
on West Main Street. J. . a. CON
NEI LY Sr co.
LI nil ear ate CGiaiuro
i?ist'Vo ciT f a r m s "w i'tiTX'aTcon^
NELLY & CO. Write uostal for noo
essnry blanks.
eUtuionAales, JEW JDar
Tho Clusapouke and Ohio Railway Co.
Sale of Refused and Un-j
claimed Freight o\ Every
Description.
We will sell at public auction, to j
tho highest bidder, unless otherwise i
disposed of. at our freight warehouse, I
corner Seventeenth and Murshall
Streets, 'Richmond, Vii . on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1012, I
commencing at 10 A. M.,
various lots of Dry ?.;.Its, Bugs, Drue;- ?
gets, Furniture. Hardware, and ills-!
colinneous Articles.
Also, at 12 Noon.
Three carloads Lumber and one cur-!
load of Building Brick.
Public are requested :?> attend. Elle-I
vatod saats provided for Indie*, and '
special accommodation tylll no afforded ,
to out-of-town buyers for shipping !
goods.
L. L KCITERKR.
Genunii Claim Agent.
Chesapeake and Ohio 'in?.viv Co I
Krai Cotatf f-oi Eerit
"for "rtr.NT'
No. 102 East Franklin Street
Three stories and basement; two '
baths. Elegant locution, and rent rea- |
son able.
EDAM & FUXSTBN. !
1113 East Main .Street. I
Coal auo cuooc
?iTder'a' load~?fm5?itT;ooD"iMN e, '
oak or slab wood, also dry kindling.
Prompt service. Satisfaction guar?
anteed. midlothian wood co
I'bone Madison 8616,
LONG'S WOOD IS oo >d because it
was split In right season and of
Kood. large trees. a sample load
will please you. His coal burns to
ashes. Easy to take up. Phone Mad
Ison in?i0-l"70. ;
ajI?ccllancoiiG
8HOE REPAIRING.
76c HALFSOLE MEM'S SHOES, 60r.
ladies; every pair sewet; best leath?
er; no nulie. n< pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 2?c.; Tred-Air rubber heels.
40c; leather heult, rebuilt 11ice havr.
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main. Phone Mon
_roe J667._
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
Isaed, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and told. LEVY, tho Uphol?
sterer, ^2? West Broad.
LOANS.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY,
private offices. Elg.ilh and Bfpad
Streets, advances the most money at
the lowest rale of interest In the
<?!>.;.? on watches, diamonds and Jew?
elry. Why be embarrassed by en?
tering pawn shops when you have
our services at you: command?
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOBIES. JR., is a guar?
antee that It none properly; Ju
years' experience. Cleaning, flj main
springs. II. 108 East B o:i<l Street
ALADDIN KER- ISENE OIL.
delivered any part of the
city or suburbs, ft.v k.iIIoiih for 60
cents; no odor; no ami ke. how ELL
bros.. eQ2 East Proud.
bakery! '
don't forget dr in k ard on bar
galn day. Largest {I you ever bought
at DRINKARD'S BAKERY, |23 1-3
. North Sixth.
?l?rrnng0
OFFICE
The Virginia t ire and Marine I
Insur?ince Company
l Richmond, Vu., Fob. 7, 1912.
annual MEETING OF STOCKHOLD?
ers.?The regular annual meeting
of Stockholders will be hold at the
company's olttce, No, 1015 Eiuft Main
siteet, Richmond, va.. on Tuesday.
2olh Instaut, -.t U m. Transfer books
will i,e closed from February It to
February 22. 1H2.
william h. McCarthy.
_Secretary. j
the ANNUAL MEETING OF
stockholders of the U. B.. Taylor
Company will be Held at the office
of the company. No. 1011 East Main
Street, Richmond, Vu.. at 3 o'clock
P; m. TUESDAY, February 20, 1312.
w. E. HENDERSON,
_ ._Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders ol the Rlchnion.l Transfet
Company will be held at their office,
80S East Mailt Street, at 12 o'clock
noon WEDNESDAY, February n,
1812. W. T. DAR DEN,
_Sec r eta ry._
tTTe- ANNUAL mESTING ?F The
stockholders of the Gans-Rndy Com
pany will be held at the ofBce of tho
company, 1005 E. Main Street. Rich- ?
mond, Vn., on Wednesday, Feb?
ruary 21, ai 12 o'clock noon.
geo W. RA D Y. Secretary._
to the STi"'E HOLDERS OF the
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY:
The annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Virginia Hot Springs
Company, for the purpose of electing
directors. nrnl for the transaction ot
such other business as may lawfully
come before the said meeting, Includ?
ing amending the by-laws of the
compnny and approving all of the
acts of the board of directors and
nil committee" thereof of the said
company !n the oust year, will be
held at the office of the company,
Momcslcad liotul. Hot Springs, Va.,
on TUESDAY, the 27th day of Feb?
ruary. 1?12, nl 12 m. Tho transfer
books will close Wednesday, Feb?
ruary 21. 1012; at 3 P. M., and remain
closed until 10 A. m. Wednesday,
, March 2S. 1012. A. TREVVETT.
_Secretary.
?T?iid TocljT.. of Virginia, A.. F. & a. M..
Gruml Secretary's Office,
Richmond. Yn . February 10, 1012.
I a Till' 134TH GRAND annual
\/kr communication of the Most Wor
'v'S ahlpful Grand Lodge of Ancient,
! Free and Accepted Musons of the Stale
of Virginia, ill bo held In ihr. Ma
tonic TemPlo. corner Adams and Broad
Streets, in the city of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, February 13, 1912. at 7:3'.i
o'clock P. m.
By order of the Most Worshipful
Grand Muster.
GEO. W. OARTHKGTON,
. _ Orund Secretary._
UNION COUNCIL, I tOYA L A RCA NI" m.
will hold Its regular meeting TO?
NIGHT ai S o'clock in Marshall Hull,
?upper will be served lit the close
..r' the me tiiiLi. F. P.. BUTLER,
_Secretary.
'[111-. ST A T E u17?^Tm1 N1CATION
\fy of St. John's Lodge, No. 36, An
clcnt, Free ami Accepted Masons,
wll be held in Its lodge room nl the
Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday) EVE?
NING, February 13. 1012, at f o'clock.
Every member of the lodge Is re?
quested to attend, und members of uls?
ter lodges and transient brothern are
fraternally invited to unite with us
By ordiir of the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR J. ADAMS.
Secretary.
Atlantic dtp IKesrvrtii
G?LEN~ KALlT
Hotel and Suuaturiuui,
With its elegant comforts, ts tor.n
and curative baths and supo.lor tnbls
ami service. Is an Ideal ps.i-c for fall
and winter. Always open. Alwavs
ru'aUy. Always busy.
1 . I.. YoiinK,
General Mncaser.
Atlantic Cltv.
HAY FIGHTING HARD
FOR MILITARY BILL
It Has Met With Stubborn Resistance Which, Is
feu l e to C onti.iue W h: n Meature
Reaches senate.
t Special to Tho TlmCS-1 >li.p.i te I J
Washington, February is,?The mili?
tary appropriation bill, one of tno
largpat tho House has to deal with,
has been under discussion, with Rep?
resentative Hay, ch in man 6t the .Mili?
tary Allans Commit tos, In charge.
While this bill has been under con?
sideration; and until It is completed,
Representative K. W. Saur
other member of the Virgin
tlon, will be In the chair.
Mr. May has led a good light for the
bill, which. If passed us It. came fiom
the committee, will show a saving of
about J3.000.0oy over the same bill
last year. Niver was a similar meas?
ure more stubbornly contested from
so many quarters. The War Depart?
ment opposes many of Its features,
especially those referring to t!i; con?
solidation of several important
branches, and It Is almost certain that
the lifcht. which began when the hill
was reported to the House, will Con?
tinus In the Senate and \vhnn tho con?
ferees take hold of It to smooth out
all remaining wrinkles. Mr IIa;. be?
llevcs that If he can get the bill passed
as It come from the committee he will
show the country that; In spite of the
reposition to It, he has pr'-parcfl
one of the best military measures the
country has >v'r ?Pen.
Rood Work In Cbnlr.
But the work of Mr. Saunders In the
chair should not be lost sight of or
minimized. He has had some knotty
parliamentary prohlems to handle, und
has taken care of them In excellent
Btyte.
The chief Interest In connection with
tho military hill at th!<, time, how?
ever, centres around the fate of the
?militia n-.v bill I) haa *QJJ? h""n
?auction ?nlctf, jftttiire enhjo
Crenshaw & Ricks.
McVeigh & Gllnn,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION HALE
No. 417 W.Main St.
By virtue of a decree o? the Chan?
cen." Court of the city of Richmond,
entered In the suit of Amanda S. AI
ley ve. Joseph M. Putze et als., on Feb?
ruary 7. 1912, wo will sell by public
auction on the premises,
Thursday, Feb. 15, 1912:
at 1:30 o'clock P. M.,
the following property, described In i
the decree as follows: "All that cor- j
tain lot of land In the city of Rich
mond; with a brick store nnd dwelling
thereon, designated as No. 417 West
Main Street, fronting nineteen Jeet six
Inches on the south line of Main
Strsct. and cxtcndlri? buck between
parallel lines to an alley In the rear,"
etc.
TERMS: The entire purchase price to
lie paid In cash, or one-third thereof
In cash and the residue In two equal
Instalments, payable, respectively, at
:-ix and twelve months from th.- day
of sale, the credit Instalments to be
evidenced by notes of tho purchaser;
with n per cent- per annum Interest
from the day of sale added, and the
title of the property retained ns se?
curity for the said notes until the
whole "f the purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance dlrocted by the
court
WALTER SYDNOR.
J. HOG E RICKS,
Special Commissioners.
Tho bond required of the commis?
sioners In the above suit has been exe?
cuted. CHAS. O. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
By Virginia Auction Company.
Auctioneers, 016 E. Bread St.
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE.
O. ?, Flanhart Printing Co.,
I 5 IN 1 2th. Street.
We will 9eii for the undersigned
! trustee,
j WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1912,
commencing nt 10:S0 A M.,
I at 15 North Twelfth Street, oAe Cen
I tury Press, one Pony Press, Polte?
Press, Chandler * Price Prssa Connec
Iilons. Paper "'utters, two-horse power
? Motors and Box, two three-horse
I power Motor and Rox, une-half-hurse
i power Motor and Box, Caps nnd Cases,
Book. Job and Combination Cases.
Wood and X.lru: Galleys, Polhemus
1 Cabinets, Hamilton Cabinets, three
I Lead Cutters, three Imposing Stones.
I Body Type, Job Type, Wood Type, Cuts
: and Electrotypes, etc., etc.; one Iron
] Safe, one Remington Typewriter, Roll
j Top D?sk, one Standing Desk. Cabl
' nets, etc.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EMMET SBATON,
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
A net! oncers.
Ural estate j-au l&rnt
FOR RENT.
OFFICES
Northeast Corner
Broad and 8 th
Streets
Heat, light, wuter and janitor ser?
vice.
POLLARD ?- BAG BY,
1102 Enst Main Street.
recognized that tho passago of chls
bill would hi: a treinendouu levor for
the national guard. .Many stale troopa
now rind it dullcult to inaintain them
selves irttii the small antounta received
jy su.te aid and tlio sums donated
them by the Federal government.
Strong appeals luve been made to tho
Military Affair,, committee of hoth tho
Iloits-J >.nd Senate to pass this bill, but
t ere Is a feeling here that because
there would necessarily be Home out?
lay at the hands of the government?
noout $0,000,000 n rear?the bill has
but a slim chunce to bo passed at tms
session or Congress. Even without
the appropriation there la objection to i
it on oilier grounds. Many persona j
I take the position that with the us
j slstance that the national guarcl now j
1 receives from llio government, tho |
guurd should be satls?ed. and not ,?k J
for further aid. Hut added to this Is '
the fact that the main purpose or the!
bill Is to secuie financial help?ho*-- I
ever veiled it may be, and thire ts I
much opposition to donating money to I
such a purpose. The Democrats?that 1
Is, many of them?do not hesitate to ]
say that they will not support the .
measure, because the party Is pledged
to a policy of retrenchment and r?
forfn. For those reasons the outlook
Is not bright for its passage at this
time.
Lamb's nig mil.
After the military bill Is out of tho
way, then Captain Umb will come
Into the limelight with his bl;r agri?
cultural appropriation bill, and he will '
ask for something like $15.000,000 or
$20.000,000 to advance the agricultural ]
Interests of the country. Uo would
eradicate, the boll weevil, the brown
tall moth, tho chestnut tree blight and !
oijher parasites; teach tho people how
to grovr better crops of tobacco, corn
and cotton: g!v-; them a little govern?
mental advice on draining the wot land
and Irrigating the dry ones: Increase
the efficiency of farm demonstration
work and agricultural high school
education, and a hundred kindred sub?
ject's, nil dear to the hoart of the agri?
culturist wherever found.
It may be said for Captain Lamb j
that the bill which wrs recently In- I
troduced In tho House, and which '
w-Ul follow the 7ie'>ln of tho Hay bill ?
was the work of many days nnd nights
of labor. Up In the big House oltlce ;
building?where most of the commit- I
tee rooms aro located?Captain Uimn
has his headquarters?No. -i't3?and |
there from early morning until dark?
ness cornea, Captain Lamb and his ]
faithful as'lRtants, Secretnry Tyler and
Captain Gibson, may be found applying
themselves closely to their labors. And I
quite proud of bis work. Is the Vir- |
glnla Congressman. It's no small
thing to be chairman of such a com?
mittee ns thru on agriculture, planning
and laying out work for the farthing
Interests of the entire Un'ted States,
and more than that, planning for them
to get the money which will help them
to make hlgc.-r and better yields, and
though modest In speaking o. himself,
Cnptaln Lamb never falls to male It
plain that he Is entirely satisfied wlt'l
j his present berth. He loves the work
i assigned to him and never tile.
Hut. what else? Before any more
nor States can get Tlito tin Union or
anything like that ' happens they must
[ gel by another watchful, keen-eyed
Virginia. Representative Flood, chair?
man of the Committee on Territories.
Just now this committee is putting
Oe llmslilng touchs on rvrlaonn and
n number of important hearings are
being held.
The other membera of the delega?
tion ore wot In_ away nt one Illing
I and another, and with the assistance
! of the two Senators, Mi.rtln and SWBh
I son. are hopeful of showing a good ac?
count on the right side of the ledger
before the present session comes to u
close. There Is notitlng of n meteoric
crder likely to take place In the Vlr
! glla camp any time soon. bu. a con
! sldorabto amount of routine business
I of no moan order and of local Inter?
est In the O'd Dominion claims tho :it
' tcntlon of the various members from
; day to day.
Representative' Lamb said this af
' tcrnoon that the agricultural appro
' prlutlon bill would bo tukon up In tho
House probably Thursday. Ho held a
conference to-day with Mr. Hay. chntr
mnn of the Military Affairs Committee,
and the latter believes that his bill
I will bo out of tho way by Wednesday
afternoon.
Killed In Street Car Accident.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Ilarrlsonburg. Vn.. February 12.?A
telegram from Dayton, O., states that
John W. Pickering, forty-two years
old. son of Abrain Pickering, of Tenth
Legion. Rocklnghnm county, was kliied
in n street car accident. He lcuvus a
brother. H. I.. Pickering, nnd n sister,
Miss Lydia, both of Rocklnghnm.
K an rod? 3
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUAQY 1st. \'lU. ?
TRAINS LEAVE RICH VO.S'D UAILT.
For Flnedri and Snuili ^11 A M unit
7:55 I*. U ?10:30 P. M.. 1:00 A. M.
tor Noriulk: Si:w A. M . i-vj P. it.. 4:19
I. M.
For N. & W. Fly. Weit: *::c A, M., 10-.M
A. *d., 3:00 r M? ?:20 P. Ji.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M.. ?:I5 A, U?
IllS A. Ml, ?:C0 A. U.. lO.to A. -I P. XI,,
4:10 P. M.. 1:05 P. M.. 7:35 P. SJ.. S:20 P M..
11:11 r. M.
For Oolilsboro and P?ysttevlllsi *4:l? P M
Trains .iirivs I'tichinond dally: 1:40 A. M.,
6:10 A. M.i ?:40 A. M., aT.OO A. M.. ?4:37 A.
M., "10:16 A. M . 11:40 A. M.. ?2;u0 P. M..
??1:40 P M.. *:0i P. M., 6:35 P. M., S:0v P, IS.,
v.uJ P, M . 11:30 V. 14.
? Except Sunday, ??bunday only. v :opt
Monday.
Tlinu of arrival and dauurturo ana n
DtctlORS no" uuraatosst
CJ. 8. CAMPDELL, ?. P. A., Si? Main >\
: - ?
Auction! Auction!
EVERY TUESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT 10 A. M.
Great Southern Horse and Mule Bazaar,
t-Sinyth Bros.' Old Stand.>
:S0fi to 1812 'BAST FRANKLIN STItBET.
Wo can suit you In any flass of horses or mules. All stocks Kitar
i anteed as represented or money refunded.
W you have any horses or rnuUa to sell. boihI thorn to us. We
I Rive careful attention to local consignments and settle on day of sale.
> A. T. CANADA HORSE AND MI'I.E CO
1
1
TO ANO FROM WASHINGTON AHO BEYOND.
lj.yik.Vf. Rich moiid
?4.60 v.m. lljrd ?i.au.
?i.ii a.m. iup, ot.si?.
?? .'i t V.m. Ujrd Vll.hU.
11 A.M. ttjm m. sia.
?7.4SA.31. Maln?t. Sla.
*8.W A.>l. !t)r't st. Mr.
1U..10 A.M. Main Kl, Uta,
Is.ul noon ISyr t Kl. Sla
1?.!KiP.M.I5rrd St. Slu
KM P.M. ?jri M. :,la
>4.l? P.li. Klba smiiun
1- Ii. Main St. Sia
?3.40P.M. Uir.iSt. st?
Arrly? ltluhmond
?7 .AO A.M. BTrASl.Hta*
IJI.S& A.M. Mb* station.
tn.:r. A.n. ii) ii Kt.su.
?1.12 P.M. Mala suHta,
?e.i-. P.Mi li,t4st.Ht?.
16.?0 P.M. IljrrASt.Ht?.
? ? P.JI. HTi4.St.sta.
. iS.lov.M. Main SU St?.
??.10 P.M. Iljrd St.Hte.
?Ii.::? P.M. MalnKt.Rta.
. tio.it) P.M.BvriSt.Sta,
?11.30 P.M. SitliiM.Sla.
'??i.r.iiuUM H;r4St.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
;?'*?? P/f* sj. st.,. ; .oo p, a. for Frt-eVrleksbars.
Icnre Mba st?, g ?Q k . *i..i;.:io P. M. for Asbland.
irr te lljH St.Mut. 8.83 A.N. from Frcdt-rirk-b's.
I rrIt.. M8cm ,t,?., :,.,?;? P.M. If?n, AMil.-.nj.
?Daily. t Weekdays. JSundaye caly.
r Daily except Monday.
All train* lo or Irani Hyid ?treet Station
(exrept trcinri leavinp: 4.50 a. m., 5.50 a. ni and
nrrivlac .a.jo night/ atop at Klba. Time of
nnivala and departures not guaranteed. ?Uad
the i!;ai.
Cheasapeke & Ohio Railway
7:4U A.?Loca.1-Ur.i:>? Ne?i ooti Newa.
a:20 A.?Lu"'.l?Daily- Cb'vlll?. Ex. Sun.
Thurn.or.*
ID 00 A.?Expreas?Dally?Norfolk, Oid Point?
?lv.Oo a.?Loeal--i> uly ? Leb- g. Lax. C l-'oij?.
?i:do P.?BxpraaaMtDally? ^n.-L'vlile.
ti:w P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N. New?.
i:iM P.?Local?Dally?N. .s'awa. Oid Point.
6:l? P.?Local?Uaily?ao.-dnnselllo.
?:L6 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?Lclibtf. Natural
Ii;. !???. uilitou Forge.
??:53 P.?Lm..(t?d?Dally-Clucattl'tl, Chfiro.
?ll:0ii P.?Expfaaa??ally?CncluaatS, L'vllla.
?g.per?. tParlor Can.
TRAINS ARR1V E Uli ii MUN D?Local from
Enal: S::5 A M.. 7:60 p. M. Through from
Eai-t: 1P.W A. IL. c-.W P. M. Local from
Weal: b:J0 A. M., 9.63 A. 31. and 7:15 P. M.
Through: S:M A. M.. 2:33 P. M. and 3:30 P. M.
James Blvor Line: "S 3i A. M . 0:13 P. M.
?? Dally except Sunday
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER 1 Aill'.lER OF THB SOUTH.
Trains Laave Richmond.
N. B.?Following schedule figures puollsh
ed a* Information and noi guaranteed:
For the South?Dally: 6:10 A. M. Local.
i0:\- A M Express. ?:00 P. M. Express,
with eluctrlc .Ighted Sleeping for for At?
lanta and Dlrmlnsham. 11:45 P. >l. Express.
Week Days: 3:CO i> M. Locnl.
YORK ltl\ Bit LINE.
1:30 P. M.?L>*lly.?Connecting for Bal?
timore Mon.. Wad. and Friday. ?:0o a. M.?
Ei. Sun. and iM3 P. M.?Mon., V.'od. and
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrive xUchmond.
From the South: ?M A. 31. S:40 A. M.
3:00 P. M.. s:<* P. M.. dal'.y; 13:63 Ex. Bun;
From West Point: 5:30 A. M. dally, 11:34 A.
M.. Mon., We und Frl., 4:A P. M. Ex. Sun.
S. E. UURUESS. D. P. A..
?37 E. Main ^' 'Phon? M ?IIson 372.
Richmond & Petersburg electric Kaiiway
Cara laav* Manvoealer, Savaotll and Porry
Eiruets. toe Hcterabur?:
?5. 7. s, ?? 10, 11. ?13 A. 14.. L 2, ?3. 4. *.
"?M, *6, 7. ?. -v 10 l*. 14.
11:04 P. VI.. for Cheatar, 12:C0 inldnlcht far
Pet?rabur(.
Cara Ivavo Pete.-iburg. foot of Sycamora
Street, tor Mttneheater:
1?:li. 6:3i. ??I:?, ?i-.:?, S-.J?, ?:3S. *10:33. HiM
A. U., Utii, ?1:34, ?:3i, 3:?, miM, i:U,
?7:Jj. ?:3*. '.-.*3, *l0:tu. U:I0 P. 11.
I Daily except Bunday and noilday?.
?Carriei ou^^.nj? a.-.d . ?.; r-.??
"Limited, axcapt Sundax und holldaya.
Alt cara Iron. Peiuiauurg connect wltli
cara 161 itichmond.
R1UIAMUNU ami CllK:..M-iv,\KE wav
It A U.u..? 1'U.lU'AMf.
Schedule of electric .ninia 1? and from
Aahiaiid, ?lopptag ot . .1:- atattoaa
upon Burnal. Lv. Klcninond ?11 road and
Laurel Bta.)S 'iM. flliO, 8:10b, 9:10, "lo:10,
11:10 A. 11.. 1:10, 3:10. 3:10, V.'Jib, 6:10. 6:20.
JtlO, i.t'lb. 10:1*. ll;li P. M Lv. Ashiaud:
?'?> %-'?. ?e. k. tb, :o. "ii a M., 'U m , ??!, 3,
3. 4. 6b. ?. 7. i. Ob, 11 P. 11.
?l>uiiy except Sunday "Sunday onlj.
bCarriea bawmige.
ST; \iitiAKD ain LsN"iT
Southbound trains ?cheduled to leave Itich?
mond daily: ?:lo A, 31.?Local to Norl.na.
1:30 P. 31.?Sleapara ?nd coaches, Atlanta,
Ulrminchani, savannah, Jackaonvlil?. sjis p.
M.?Florida Limited (except Sunday); 3:42 Pi
M.?Sleeper and coaehei, Jacksonville. ll:3o
P. M.?Sleepers ami coaches. Birmingham,
Meinphla. mnd trains achaduled to
arrive In Itichmond dally: 3:32 A. St., 7:3< A.
IL, ?::?! A. M. (except Monday), r,:o:, P. M..
6:40 P. M., Local.
.stiltiTTilTi ?.N1I ~lVE.sl Eltft kaiiai^vyI
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE lo NORFOLK.
Schedule tn eft^ct .liinuury l?t, 1&13.
Loava 3yrd btii et Station, lll-hmond. FOR
NOKFOLK: *?:W A. M., ?3:00 P. 3L, ?t:10 P M.
Foil LVNCHBURCJ A NU THE WEST: ?6:13
A. -M. 'i0:0-3 A. M.. ?3.(0 P. M.',?8:S0 P. M.
Arrive Klclllliohd from Norfolk! "tl:40 a. M.,
?4:13 P. M.. 't 1:30 P. M From iho Wqat: 'Jjll
A. 31., a; :ai P. M? bl:10 P. M , ?4:03 P. M .
?3:M 1?. M.
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