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Grenter Richmond'*! Grcnter Ncvmpaper
GHUATBS'I' WANT AMI ItRAL BM
TATK .11EDHM IN VlllulMA, AM)
one 01- the best in ameiuca.
Want Ad Kates
In effect June 11, 1911.
Dally, one ceut per word when pnld
In advance. .Nu Ad. (alien for K'?* tUuu
ten e'euto.
One und one-hulf ceut> a word all.
clifsllieiiiloui. except Situation Wanted j
for Suiiduy. Sliuntlou v\ noted, one cent'
a ?wird. No Ad. Sunday tuUcu fur lenaf
tliiiu hiteen reut?.
No AiU, liikeu fur lean (linn (tveuty
Uve cent*) nhen phoned lu or cburued
at I be counter.
I'lioue lirdera not gruaranteed,
Cliianillenilnn not Klinrtluleed after
yi.-.o i*. m.
For biixlncns contracts, und for the
Want Ad. .Iliiu, phone .Houroe 1.
icijyt aitu Jiuuiio
certificates of arocR num.
bered 16 ana 16 of the Don Air Cuin
pany ut Virginia, Issued April 7.
Ihn?. In ine name of hi. 11. layior,
having be.;, luot, notice m hof?by
given that application ban oien utttae
lor loauu m ii . .-. cei'iltlcattMi. *
CHARLES IS. I'A K _OR, '?
_Adw'r ot i.. ... . ayiur. deceased.
LOST, h.MA1.!. ivIUTK E RJ ini II UOO
QIO, Sllglllly unaWul* lu Itaiil'j ;
o: fiuoiC Howard, uu. UA?*, ?
l.iijt Hi uad.
i/il|i UlllllUU, U?uu
wanted, youno i:en to l?a7inI
trie uuiohiouiic business; pudiuuna ,
?ucuruu cuiupuiuiii griiuuuiea. RICH-I
AiO.\u AU'lu .-sCdOoi., iim W. Bioadj
Street, i
.Wa.vj.~ED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER I
trau?.-, oniy few weeks r?Aj?ir<id. !
Uaijed alter Ursi mouth. Steady
pooiiiun guaranteed. Write fur ui
ttioKUe. MULCH'S BAKUc.lt Cub
1.i-.u1'., 2u, New iiiu Cll>.
bicycle EUR.and li'jy. apply J15
North Filth Street.
Wam KU. two BO~ys to help DE- !
llvei morning route. Apply at 12
o'clock Thursday to 622 e Broad.
railway MAIE CEE It KS W AKTEDj
i.'. month; Richmond examinations
iluy <, pi epai anon free. l-'kank
lls INSTITUTE, Dept. v96 M, Ko
cheater, n. V.
SJJow ca iTLi WHITE ks and win?
(low trimmers wanted.?Every retail
store In I lie country uses snow cards
and window ti limners. Tnu dema.ld
for men skilled in tnoHo profession*
la enormous. We leach bom show
care writing and window frlinm'tiz
by mall. \s rile now. blatint; wnetn
er Interested in both subjects, or
wnich one. i. c. 8., 1613 W, a^raiiiun,
l>a._1_
Wanted, a first-class, experi
enced, settled butler at 3v) \V. Frank?
lin Streut. BtBl of references re julr
ed._ i
WANTED. a c-ood BLACKSMITH!
and wheelwright, l-'lne opening tor a!
pood mecaumc. Apply to I', is. DEW- j
iS. Margo, V a:_
V.'ANTED. FOB* U. 8. ARMY. ABLE- I
bodit -i. u.-Imai i ied men, between ugea \
Of it and 35; citizens of United States.
Of good cnaiaetur and temperate I.ab- I
Its. w no ultll Speak, luau and Write
the En?llati language. For Informa?
tion apply to i.< i i mting Officer, fcJO |
E. Broad Street, Rlcnrnond, Va.
eutldiiotio vA.iaui?j, it?an:
ROISTERED ASSISTANT I'll A KM A - |
cist wants u puniuon nl <'nice. Ad
iii ..da M 162. care Timea-Di.ipatch.
Drip ?Untc?, J-cmalc
e.\i? i;i:11:nc'eD ' nr.lb on" m'e'vs !
Hi.ii id and se-.vInK wanted. ;Apply, 11 1
a. .\i to :. 1?. M . RICHMOND SHIRT!
and PATTERN makers. ho North,
Slghth sir.-ei. second lioorj_|
COOK WANT ED,?~RE LI A BLR WOMAN1)
to took and clean, Good wai;.:
Ketoronco required. 1101; Hanover,
Avenue._
iT? l ll i "(jFERATOKS kor REMINO- ]
ton typewriter. I) Hi, care Tlines
DUpateh._
\\ \.VI i.l'" 'YCTcnT, I .AD Y BOOK KEEP
er In insurance oltlce. Must be (
pcrlenced and accurate. F 225, care
Times-Dispatch._
"WANT E1 >7 "' E X P ER I EN C E D MI LLI -
nery salesladies. Correspondence
6trlctly c?nfldeullal. Address B 60,
care Times-Dispatch._ _I
CALL NURSES': BUREAU, MADISON 1
bSi-L, tor undergraduates and care?
takers. _I
?uuiuuin? u.id?ic?, jTiinilc j
W*XN"T I !'. Ii V a REFINT.r>' LADT, I>? 1
sllion ns hoiiaek .-per. mother's help-,
er or companion for invalid Address
MRS. M. T. NESBlTj Ahdersonvllle, I
Va._ ;
feiuidtion?, "^rofc??ional
LADY VlTM HEVEN YEARS' llNI'lf
rlerice In teaching desires a po.slii'iii
as music teacher. Address M. B.,
care Postmastor, Bell's Valle)*, Va.
pci??ndl?!
IsadT^sTc a i'.'L 'on ' It s' for Instrix
tlons and leasuns in cullln? patterns
ftnd measurements. Scientific charts
used. RICHMOND SHIRT ANd PAT- 1
TERN MAKERS, Uu North Eighth |
Street, second li"r>r.
tfUMAN hXir~iT?ijcTTt an1d~sold I
at HUOHEB'S, 209 North Third.
i. KATZ, LADIES TAJL/1R, HAS RE?
MOVED FROM 200 NORTH FIFTH
STREET TO 208, A FEW DOORS j
ABOVE THE GREATEST REDUC?
TION WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL I
ORDERS FOR THIS WEEK.
READ THE BPIRELLA CORSET ADS
In Vogue, Homo Journal, Delineator,
Dress Magazine, Designer and New
Idea; then como to the shop. 20s N.
Filth, and be convinced tuai all they
?ay is true. _ _
J. BROWN, LADIES' TAILOR)
621 WEST GRACE STREET.
NOTICE TO LADIES.?IF YOU ARE
THINKING OF A SPUING SUIT I'
WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION ',
TO MY LIKE OF SPRING AND
BUMMER GOODS FOR 1912. ALL
THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND 1
STAPLE MATERIALS.- A PERFECT-1
FITTING GARMENT ASSURED AT
ALL TIMES. HIGflES'J GRADE
WORKMANSHIP AND MODERATE
PRICES. .1. WINTERS, 211:1 1-2 N.
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1931.
LESSER. THE LADIES' TAILOR, THE,
only one in town Who makes a sue-:
clalty In lilterlnB (ill hinds of gar- '
mints' lb the laicst fashion. Evorj'
garment that i* nitcred In my .-stab
llshmeni Is doiie under my personal
supervision. Prices very moderate'
and work satlsfactor)', Tliu Ralulgli I
apartments, Ha'rrlibn and Franklin. |
F.. ne Mndl." ""
Llooimi CClnntctJ
-vt^a2."tY;d; h'ni: u n fu'r n i"s ii'K'6:
room, preferred botweeh First ajid ,
Sixtli Street, lor. sleeping only; rent
runs! not lie over $5. Address C 120,
ca re Times- IBs patch-_
flat* $oi Kent
P^^ent,' ' FROM" MARCIT~ir'eVJR |
two, three or four months, or till'
September 1 next,1 a hotiaokonptiig
apartment' at Gronham Court, fur?
nished; present dicunitnt niny be
wlUlnK to lot unfurnished and lo
?urrend?r his refusal of leasn for
another year. Apply to Manngor.
BACHRACH.
1 PER CENT. TO 3 l'BR CENT. PER
MONTH.
GUARANTEES Tu MAKE MORE LIB?
ERAL ADVANCES ON DI Ail on DU,
WATCHES. JEW EERY, SILVER?
WARE. ETC., THAN ANY OTHER
LOAN office. RATES. 1 PER
CENT. TO 3 PER CENT.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
S. BACHRACH. PROP.,
816 E. BROAD ST.
ESTABLISHED lf>S7.
LOANS.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN HOC) ET V.
private otllces, IC1 k hth nnil Broad
Streets, advances the iri*>i money at
the lowest rate ot Interest In the
city on watches, diamonds and Jew?
elry. Why liu embarrassed by en?
tering pawn shops when you have
our services ni your command7
remember, THE EQUITABLE LOAN
SOCIETY ADVANCES MORE MONBj
AT A LESS RATE ok INTEREST
THAN ANY ONE ELSE IN TOWNS
RELIEVES YOU OF THE BMBAR
IlASSMrJNT OF DEALING u utl
PAWNSJ.OPS, AND GIVES YOU THE
Oli'OltA.mtv of REGAINING
POSSESSION OF YOUR COLLAT?
ERAL 1/, INSTALMENTS. PRIVATE
OFFlCi/j. 8ECONU FLOOR, UHYAiN
BUILDING. SPECIAL PRIVATE OF
i FICES FOR LADIES' CONSULTA?
TION.
IVIBIT.OUR NEW QUARTERS, WHERE
I have a more complete line than ever
for beautifying your homes, lixTud
I ing Moor wax, state stains, mures
<o. etc. COSBY'S PAINT STORE, 311
W. Broad, formerly is E. Broad.
1 Monroe 3050._
! PIANO MOVING.?WE CAN PUT
yeur piano Where '.tliirK would not
attempt the work. Our moving de?
partment in finally equipped to move
all kinds ot furniture und pianos.
CRAFTS, Moving Department. 121
I***ibt Pro-. 1 Street "Ir.dlsoh U.'.O'i.
ft T<: 11M ON 11 ~S III i IT " A N D PA TT 111 IN
I makers, 110 North Eighth Streit, are
making the neglected article. It's a
stiirt sleeve, practical; you need tt. i
I Representative call? on you In day
or bo.
PIANO TONE RESTORING.-BY OUR
unique metnud we can make your old
piano sound as good lib many new
Instrumente, our repair department!
i Is equipped to do all kinds ot piano
and player-piano v. oil:. Estimates
cheerfully given, without cliur-;.:
Come In and get our expert .id
vice without obligating yourself.
? CRAFTS. 121 b. Broad Street. Rich:
I mono, Va. Madlsou 6006.
! WANTED. THE ITBLJU TO KNOW
that JAHNKE pros. Jewelers, 01.'
Last Main Street, b:.y. Sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TUE
LATEST' STYLES. Old i;otd and sli?
ver alwayj tan- in exciutnge.
J.\cal eoratc J-or. snic
"as He l eg ant " Vi i i a i s i a hombT*'
LARGE BRICK DWELLING, ONE OP
the btst ipe--;i;,tiiri ot Georgian arch?
itecture In this country; modern
equipment; outbuildings complete;
formal gardens; conservatory; 1,200
acres cleared land, fertile and highly
cultivated; timber boundary; macad?
amized road, hunting liistrlci. niojl
Picturesque environment; glorious
views; charming scenery; perfect so?
cial and climatic conditions; cities
accessible. Property ready for im?
mediate occupancy by people of
wealth and culture. Building.* cost
Sll?.'tOO In the past ten years. Price,
1160.000.
PROPERTIES IN VIRGINIA AND
O'fHER STATES.
OUR LIST IS COMPOSED OF CHARM
ing old Colonial homes; select prop?
erties of positiv.: distinction and
beauty; gentlemen's country seats,
handsomely improved. choice sites uii
thii moutnalh slopes, overlooking
beautiful valleys; furnished and Un?
furnished country homes In the hills
and on the rivers; orchards arid or?
chard land of genuine merit, splen?
did bunting preserves; rich river
plantations and large bodies of tim?
ber, coal and farm lands. In Vir?
ginia. Maryland and other States.
H. W. HILLEARY &? CO.. H. 721)
Southern Bids'., Washington. Ij^ ij.
2H~FEl-f?~rHONTA?".]?; ON TIIE~B< -v
levard, n<?r Broad Street; best bar?
gain now In sight; ?."S rer foot. Get
t.tsy GIBBONEY-NUCKOLS CO..
_101 4 Main Street._
JUST A FEW LOTS LEFT WEST OP
the Boulevard. See us early and make
' some money. GIBBONEY-NUCKOLS j
CO.. 10H Main Street._(
bargain" farm?so acre's, two
story house, four rooms. painted; :
good barn, woodshed and henhouse; 1
20 apple and pear trees. Price, $1.
25n. D. R. CORNELL COM PAN f,
N. Tenth Strc-t, Richmond. Vo,
PERSONS Q?VNINC1 LOT8 IN THE OLD
Oxford Land Improvement and Man?
ufacturing Co would do well to com?
municate with E. H. CRENSHAW,
Oxford. N. C. This land Is now worth
$40 an acre. Some of It more.
FOR SALE. '41 LOTS AT BUCKROE
P.eucli for $1.450. Address J. D. B.,
Box 914. Norfolk. Va
FOR SALE, at VIRGINIA BEACH, a
bargain, a very desirable dwelling
and store; can be mude a nice cottage;
near Ocean, depot and post-office; all
modern Improvements. OEO. M.
MEREDITH. Owner. Virginia Reach,
Va._ _I
THE CHEAPEST I/O TS ON ALL!
streets In city and suburbs. See us
before buying. BLANTON & CO.,
Trnvelers' Building.
Board C?tintr?
A corpi.Y: wTtTi'out chTlTSrfTn dp: !
slt-e board about March 1. Address,
with term-.. d 151, cure Times-DU-1
patch._;
1 \ctiI (Esftate cLiiintc?
WANTED, ten aches LAND? VYITh"- :
out buildings, near store and station. '
Price must, be low. Address D P16, j
? in .- Time.--1 dshatch,_
list i'ouR farms W ITH J. a. CON-1
NELLY A co. Write postal for nec-j
esBiiry blanks.
ftoom? j'oi Rrnl
NISbT/y' El'llNISi I HD l{i KUI, ELECT
trie lights; all conveniences. 122 S. I
Fifth._1
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; wITH I
or without board. TIS E. Marshall,
Street. _
FOR RENT. BACK ROOM; I IAS VND
running water; furnished or unfur?
nished; also good stable. Phono Mon
roc 1621. _ _ I
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. 10!? j
North Seventh Street.
FURNISHED IIOUSi-.K EEPING R?1 >.\lS.
Phone Monroe S?d. 7 North Sixth
St reel._
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with board; southern exposure; thrco
windows, single beds, electric lights,
hath :in>! telephone convenient, no
East Grace. _
ONE MEDIUM-SIZE, 11 FATED ROOM
for gentleman, with board. 11 1-3
South Third. _
LARGE FRONT ROOM; ALSO TWO
small rooms. 107 North Third.
Coal ant (Moon
?rVerHa'i.?X?"of"w
oak or slab wood; also dry klndllnn.
Prompt service. Satisfaction guar?
anteed. Midlothian wood co,
Phone Madison 3 run.
LONG's wood ls GOO|> itBOAIJKiVTt
was Nplit In right season and of
good, large Irooe, a sample load
will pleneu you. His coal burns to
ashes. lCaey to talto up. Phono Mad?
ison 1080-1070.
DALY PUZZLES
What kind of c;iU
AAiSwiSit ;o > ti'.hiiavs pc/./.i.e.
J'-Ot ?>dlt
v\'i;' lia v"j:*"a kink assortmkxt ok
new a nil second-hand wagons, onc
horse truck light furniture wagon.
Rubber-tire work, painting and re?
pairing RICHARDSON BROS., 61S
Brook Avi run-. Madi.:on 1407. _
Two SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS;
one top buggy und several wagons,
all in good repair ami painted. These
are bargains. A MEYERS BONS, 731
_Hnsl_Cary Street._
SHOE ilEI'AJ 1 HNO. " I
76c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SilOKS, 60e.:
ludliH; every pulr Hewer; beat leath?
er; no nails, n< pegs. Royal rub
bet heels. 25c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c, leather titeln rebuilt like new;
26c, DREW'S ELECTRIC EHuE :
factory. 710 E. Main. Ph?ne .Mon?
roe ZW,.
BACH R ACH.
1 PER CENT. TO ; PER CENT. PEE
MONTH.
ESTABLISHED 15S7.
OFFERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AND GUARANTEES LOW EST KATES
OK INTEREST ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER?
WARE, ETC. BE slp.h an D SEE
US.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
s. BACHRACH, PROP..
SI5 E. BROAD ST.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car?
olina. (1,40 per thousand: aurt n-ad
era; bunched In P of oy plants
t.NTLhPHiaE PLANT CO.. Meggens,
so.IA BEANS ? GOOD STOCK; LIMIT- i
ed quantity* Also black, clay and
mixed peaa. Kor sale by D. bther
JDGE cc co.. 31-33 Commerce ftir-iel, ,
Noi toik. Va._
f?r SALE. TWO EOLE.MHl'a bl'TA
phone ou'.ilis, inouding electric
shaver; oniy been used one montn.
Kor lurtner partlcu.ara address Box
310. PMcrsuui k. Va._I
Por1s?T.iZ~T WO HIGH-GRADE. RUB- |
ber-tired top buggies. 58o and fIS;
one rubber-tired runabout, f45; i,ev
eral wagons in good repair cheap. A. I
MEYER S sons, 181 e. Cary -Street. ^ i
GASOLENE ENGINE, 40-1l-p.; KERO-j
?ehe enKlhe*. air compressors, belt-1
Int. both new and useJ; stalling.
hauKera and pulleys. 1. BLUFORD &
; CO._
T yp E W R I t E R S RENTED. ALL
makes, three months. If. and up?
wards; rent applied on jarcr.asc; .ill
makes sold an<i repaired. AMERICAN
W BITING MACHINE CO . COS East
Main._
ONE rubber-TIRE TOP BEGGY, $15;
one phaeton. 435; one runabout. $4",;:
buggy, surreys and wagons. See us
lor bargains. thos. H. DUKE & j
CO., SOI Biook Avenue._
COSBY CLIMAX CLEANER FOR POL
ishing furniture and floors, the
stanuatd for IS years, makes old
thine* look new. COSJ1YS new
PAINT STORE. 311 W. Broad. Mon?
roe 305,'>_ _
for SALE, LARGE ASSORTMENT of
business wagons, top and open; overy
wagon guaranteed. Lowest prices. A.
_MEYER5 SONS__731 E. Cary Street.,
F<" i; 'SALE. STOCK OF GOODS AND
mercantile business at Hanover
Courthouse. Va.; one-quarter mile
from C. & o. r>\ Account of retire- i
men! from business will sell my;
stock of goods at inventory and my
business a*, above place. Must be
disposed of by April 1. Reasonable
lease at reasonable terms can be se- '
cured on the storehouse. Address
THOS. P. STEVENS, llanovcir, Va. _
FOR SALE. ONE GROCERY WAGON.
Apply 2S17 Clay Street._
Clarke's CUTL1!ry SALE BEGINS
Pel ruary 14. Big bargains; pocket
knives. 39c; razors. S5c; large va-:
rletv. CLARKE HARDWARE. 1215'
P.. Main Street._
old BRICK, CORNER tenth and
Cary Streets, for sale cheap If moved
at once._ A.__.'_CHEW N1NG co._j
SM IT il FI E L D SAUSAGE, THE S??- ;
sage with the flavor, at your grocer's.
Boat?mg
MAISON^FRANCAISE. 114 1-2 north
Eighth Street. Richmond, Va.. Louis
Chevalier, Prop, (late chef I'alnce
Hotel. San Francisco, and chef Met?
ropolitan Club. Washington, D. C),
catering and preparing for private
dinners a specialty; French labie
d'hote dinner dally. 5:30 to 0 P. Mi,
76c; lunch daily. 11:50 A. M. to Si
1'. M.. r.oc; meals also served a la
carle. For private dinners, etc., I
cooks will be furnished at residences
If desired. Elegant rooms, newly
fur hi shed. Phono Madison 1038._
GOOD ROOM AND BOARD IN PRf- I
vnte family: Northern style cooking.
Rates reasonable. Apply 2202 Taylor
Street._
T?L>3~ W\ GEAC E ST R E ET ?ROOMS,
with board..leasonabio rates.
whi n" YOU CUMe TO RICHMOND
stop whore you can get a nice, clean,
cornf-'Ttable bed for i,o cents; leu wa?
ter, oath und phon-- free. 1003 East
_ Clay._
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent. transient and table
boarders can be secured with MRS.
HORACE WELFORD JONES, al 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a apo
o bitty._
GOOD ROOM" AND BOARD in PRI
vate family; Northern style cooking.
Rates reasonable. Apply 2202 Tay
lor Street._ I
loiiGinc-j? s^ppimunitiro
MONEY LOAN I'D on DIAMONDS AND
Jewelry at lowest rnt's oT Interest. '
No charges for storage. N. F. JA- ??
COBS & SON. 218 N Ninth Street. I
FP.E E INFORMATION FOR BVBRY
body desiring r, per nont, (not 3 per
cent.) from bunk. Box 1071, City.
YOUNG MAN TO MANAGE RICHMOND
branch of a Virginia manufacturing
company, old, established business;
must have $5?o cash and good ref?
erences. This Is an exception op?
portunity. Address A 1", caro Tlmes
Dlspatch. i
VT\ xti-mSTrTSItikS't S A Eli 8 XfXN> i
iiKtir for loadln-j mnnufuoturlnr; cor.
porallon lo open olllco In Richmond.
Will allow II&0 to $200 monthly, also
authorised expenses anil extra com?
mission, MtlSl curry $F,0fl {? jj.iioo
cash stock, . Hccordlng to lerrjlni'v.
contract, otn., to supply demand
created by our advertising and
ugontu appolntod, HE PER INTEND- I
ENT, Dept. 87 M, 23? W, Huron St..
Chicago.
?lanrt?
WANTED. OOOD HORSE UU COW
manure In carload lots. Quote prlc?
I f. o. b. C. & O. traek. Rlehmond. Ad
t dreoK NORFOLK MANURE CO., 249
Montluvllo Arcade. Norfolk, Va
wanted, good house Oft cow
manure In carload lots Quote prlcu
f. o. b. c. & o. tracks. B'climond.
Address norfolk MANURE co.
1M0 Montloello Arcade, Norfolk, Vi.
WANTED. to buy FOB CASH,
household goods In any quantity,
i ?? Mudlson 3851.
LoukiLook! look; we i"^""c?Tsh
for old clothes, gents' furnishings,
bootn, ahnen, furniture, etc. l-'hone
Madison 5132. _
Heal ?0taTr yor Kent
fob Rent' best "'i^cation' on
Main Street, large desk room on
! ground door (st?re? ami IS by f>0
feel upper lloor. In answering state
I what business. U lh, care Tillies
Dispatch._
BUILDINO NEAR '. OUBTEENTH AND
Main Streets, suitable for small shop
nr storage purpose. KICHESON &
CRUTCHFIELD, Eleventh and Hank.
y?uh bent ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOW E SON Insures
l best results._ _
MARLINGTON, w. VA., MODERN
brick hotel for rent; thorough ro
pnlr: all conveniences: only tlrst
clusu hotel In to\. i; town th<. county
seat, (iood opening: not furnished.
Apply JOHN ALEXANDER, Marling?
lon. W. Va._ '.
ponlrt", pets ano ?Li?c f?rock
WM AT A LAYING 11 EN REQUIRES'iS
good, sound feetl and plenty of it;
baby chic); feed. Hatch them out In
live find grow quickly, use "W. J. T."
"W. j. T." scratch and "W. .1. 'b" dry
mash feeds will make them lay. W.
.'. TODD'S SONS. l'-f' N- Sixth Street.
B?l-RBON RKD~TtrI"KEYS KOI; SALE
MKS E. T. PIERCE, News Ferry.
Halifax ^2^._VS:_
TO MAKE "THOSE BABY CHICKS
an Essex Moti-1 incubator if you
want to do It right. W. .1. TO DO'S
SONS, 426 N. Sixth Street, for all tiie
ileeils i,f poulti ymen._
^'SiclWuiruue
~uPH ol'ste i: i NO
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND pol
|sh< .1. mattresses renovated, antltiues
bought and uold. LEVY, the UpbOI
I_stercr. 423 West Broad._
LOANS.
the EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY,
private offices, Eighth and Bread
Streets, advances the most money ut
lue lowest rate of Interest in the
city i?n watches, diamonds and Jew?
elry. Why be embarrassed by en?
tering pawn shops when you have
! our services at yo..r command?
j "bakery.
DON'T FOP.OET DRINKARD ON BAR
gain da-.-. Largest f-l you ever bought
j at DRINK A K OS BAKERY. 423 1-3
Nortlt Sixth.
I \VATi:il REi'Ali'.INO.
YOU I'. WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WM. TOB I EN, JR.j Is h guar?
antee that It done properly; 20
yearn' experience. Cleaning, II: main
springs. $L_40i Hast B.'oad Street.
j ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL
DELIVERED ANY PA KT OF THE
city or suburbs, five irallons for 60
cents; no odor, no smoke. HOWELL
BROS., CO- East Broad.
OFFICE '.
The Virginia rire and Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond, Vu., Feb. 7, 1912.
ANNUAL MELTING OF STOCKHOLD?
ERS.?The regular annual meeting
of Stockholders will be held at the
company's ullice, No. lul? Ea-et Mum
Street. Richmond, Va.. on TUESDAY.
20th instant, at 12 m. Transfer books
will 'ru closed from February 14 to
I'ebruarv 22, 1612.
WILLIAM H. MCCARTHY.
Secretary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY:
i The annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Virginia Hot Springs
Company, for the purpose of electing
directors, and for the transaction 01
auch other business as may lawfully
come before the said mooting, Includ?
ing amending the by-laws of the
company and approving ull of the;
acts of the board <if directors and
ull committees thereof of the said
company in the bust year, will be I
held at the office of the company. !
Moniestead Hotel, Hot Springs, Va., I
on TUESDAV, lue 27th day of Feb?
ruary. 1912, at 12 m. The transfer
boohs will close Wednesday, Feh-,
ruary 21, 1012, at 3 P. m? and remain
closed until 10 A. M. Wednesday, :
Maren 2s. 1912. A. TREWETT, I
Secretary.
the X~nn"tTal meeting- of 'in!:1
stockholders of the Gans-Rady Coin- :
pany will be tield at the oltiee of tho ?
company, lu?? E. Main Street, Rich- j
mond, Va.. on wednesday; Foo-i
ruary 21. at 12 o'clock noon.
QEQ Wi iiAi'V, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Hie E. b. Taylor
Company will be held at the office
of the company. No. 1011 East Main
Street, Richmond, Vn? at :; o'clock
P. m. TUESDAY. February 20. 1912. i
W. e< HENDERSON,
Secretary.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF PELPCAN i
i tliapter bi Knights of Rose Cto'.x.
No. 2. will be held at the Masonic 1
Temple FRIDAY. February I i, 1J1!, j
at S o'clock P. M.
The degrees will be conferred.
By order of the Wise Master.
d. C. KENNEDY.
32. K. C. C. ii.
CM AS. a. nesbit, 3Hd degree.
Secretary.
I} o tri ?$
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most inugniilcont hotel in the
South. European plan. Ronmi single
and en eulle, with and without baths.
Spacious fcarn.pl? rooms.
R.it*. 31.50 per .lav ami upward
The Valentine Museum
LLLV5.NTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Op*n tally frnin 10 A. M,.to I V, m.
Adrnlaalon. "So. Free oa Saturdays^
Animal Meeting of Petersburg
S. P. C. A. Will lie Held
To-Night.
PROTEST BY COLORED MEN
Denounce Action of "Lily White"
Republicans?Other News
Notes.
Tlmes-DIspatch Buroau.
5 Bolllngbrook Sircut.
Phon? us?.
Petersburg, February !4.
The Petersburg Society for the Pre?
vention of Cruelty to Anltnala )>na
closed Its first year's work, ami to?
morrow night will hold Us first an?
nual metleng in the auditorium of the
Duncan Drown School. Tue president
of the socloty, .lames M. Qulcko, Jr..
will present his report, giving a re?
view of the results accomplished, dur?
ing the year. Other business will be
transacted, after which addresses will
be delivered. Among the speakers
will be .Miss Mary Johnston, the au
tnoretsa, the Rev. !?:. N. Callseh. 13. D.,
and A. u. Guigon, of Richmond, and
probably one or more members of the
society. The occasion will bo in the
nature of n mass-meeting of all citi?
zens Interested in the objects of the
society.
1'rotrst by Colored Republicans.
There was n conference of lending
colored Republicans of the State In
ibis city lust night. Representative
men of the race were present from all
Sections, and the attendance from the
four Eastern congressional districts of
the State was large. A. W. Harris pre
?ided, and It was noted that not a
single officeholder was present. The
object was to discuss and fomulnte a
protest against the action of the
"lily-white" organization In excluding
colored Republicans for all part In the
councils of the parly. Speeches of pro?
test were made by u^nuinber of those
present, and letters ami telegrams ap?
proving the objects of the conference
were read from it number ut prominent
colored men who were unable to ut
1 tend. "Ily-Whltes" was roundly de
I Yiounced as an Injustice to the colored
? Republicans. It was decided 10 send a
' delegation to Washington, composed
principally of men from the First. See?
on?!. Third an,l Fourth Congressional
Districts, to lay their grievance and
protest before President Taft. The
delegation will go to Washington on
?at inlay; The protest. If necessary.
, will be carried to the national con
j vention.
Officers Elected.
Th? newly elected board of directors
of the American Poanul Harvester
i Company met at the company's office
: In this rlt> last night and elected the
1 following officers: President and Gen
! cral Manager, H. L. Perclvall. of Pe?
tersburg; VIco-Presldent. Dr. it. i.oe
Sc ward, of Isle of Wlnht: Secretary
and Treasurer. Benjamin Harrison, of
Petersburg. Thrse officers and the
following constitute the board of di?
rectors: w. a. Gwaltncy, of Surry; W.
A. Boyd. ot! Mecklenburg; T. E. Reale,
of Southampton; P. I. Blrdsong, of
Sussex.
Arreal of Small Doys.
Three small boys, none over nino or
ten years old, were arrested this morn?
ing on the charge of setting fir., to
a Norfolk and Western box car loaded
auction s&nir?. O.nts ?iap.
"Cre'nsha^'^tTMcksT
McVeigh & Gllnn
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS' AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 417 W. Main St.
By virtue of a decree of the Chan?
cery Court of the city of Richmond,
entered In the suit of Amanda S. Al?
ley vs. Joseph M. P?tze et als., on Feb?
ruary 7, 1012, we will sell by public
auction, on the premises;
Thursday, Feb. 15, 1912
at 4:30 o'clock P. M ,
the following property; described in
tile d;cree as follows: "All that cer
laln lot of land In the city ol Rich?
mond, with a brick store and dwelling
thereon, designated as No. 117 West
Main Street, fronting nineteen feet six
Inches on the south line of Main
Str:et, and extending back between
parallel lines to an alley in the rear,"
etc.
TERMS: The entire purchase price to
be p:>ld In cash, or one-third thereof
In cash and the residua In two equal
instalments, payable, respectively, at
six and twelve months from the'duy
of sale, the credit Instalments to be
evidenced by notes of tho purchaser,
with ii per cent, per annum Interest
from the day of sala added, o ml tho
title of the property retained as m
Clirlty for the said notes until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance directed" by the
court
WALTER SVDNOR.
J. H?GE RICKS,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the commis?
sioners In the above suit has been exe?
cuted. CHAS. 0. S.WILLE,
_Clerk.
The Valen?neAuctk)n Co.
AucnoNzyis
618 KaOT BROAD ST.
Auction Sale
Postponed
Due notice will be plven a-.rough
tho dnlly papers of new date.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION '
_Auctioneers.
Atlantic ?iip Bcanrtb
G?LEN HALL
llulol und Mnnotoiluui,
With II? elegant comforts, ts tonlo
utvd curoilva luuha ami superior lalile
anil service, Is an Ideal p!.;-e for fall
ami winter. Ahvoyii open. Altvavs
ruady. Alwaya busy,
F. J? Young,
Oiniir.il Vncager
Atlantle Cits.
jOCC TEE SEMEDY
1*L?? ?SX FOR SOSES 5? ULCUS
The combination 'of healthful vegetable ingredients of which S. S. S. i*
composed, makes it an especially desirable and effective remedy in the treat
' incut of sores and ulcers of every kind. Kineo an impure condition of thai
; blood is responsible for the trouble, a medicine that can purity the blood ?B
j the only hope of a successful cure; nnd it should be n medicine that not only
cleanses the circulation, but one that at the same time restores the blood to>
I its normal, rich, nutritive condition. S. S. S. is iust such u remedy. It is*;
I made entirely of healing, cleansing vcgeV.ihle properties, extracted from na
I tare's roots, herbs and barks of the forest and fields. It has long beer?
recognized as the greatest of all blood purifiers, possessing the qualities
I necessary to remove every impurity in the blood. When S. S. S. has purified
the circulation, und strengthened nnd enriched it, sores and ulcers heal read?
ily and surely, becau e they are no longer fed and kept open by a continual
discharge into tbem of irritating disease-laden matter from the bl?od. S. S. S.'
brings about a healthy condition of the flesh by supplying it with rich,
nourishing blood and makes a permanent and lasting cure. Book on Sore3
and Ulcers and uny medical advice mailed free to all who write. ?>
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
with baled hay, which cur and con
tcnta were badly damaged by fire lust
r.iirht. The boys were seen playing
about the cur Just before the fire, and
It Is charred that Intentionally or acci?
dentally thoy kindled the tire.
General Intelligence,
Miss Temple Pnttlllo, granddaughter
Of Thomas II. Bosslcau, of this city,,
will colcbrate her twelfth birthday an-|
nlversary to-morrow. Her great- I
grandfather, K?mer Mitchell, on hori
father's side, was a soldier |n the War
of im. anil her great-grand father on j
her nJP.ther'p side. Captain Shadrack .
Stell, commanded " company In that
war.
Sales of tobnrro to-day reached 50,
'100. and prices ranged from ?6.7T> for
lups, to J.10 for wrappers.
Judge West, of Sussex, Is atlll hear- j
Inc the Tartto case, and will probably i
hn sti engaged for several days more.
Argument Is being triad., on objections,
to tlie roll of membership as reported ;
by Commissioner J. B. Price.
The. prince George Teachers- Asso- I
elation will meet at Dlsptltantn on Krl- '
day and Saturday, nnd a pleasant pro?
gram has been arranged for the occa?
sion. T. S. Settle will give an Illus?
trated lecture, and Miss Agnow will
talk on domestic science. Delegates to
the Fourth District teachers' meeting
at Em ports will i>e elected.
Two small (Ires occurred yesterday
n t Wakeflold. Both w.-re extinguished
before much da mace had been done.
I* D Lewis, who attempted to com
mit suicide in Washington several days'
ago by hutting his he.nl against the
wall at the Union Station, was com?
mitted to the Wlllinmsburg Hospital
early In'January by a commission held ,
In tills city.
I>ast nlfrht nt the residence of the
Ilev. I.. C. Moore, the Officiating minis?
ter. M!:!.< Jehhle bay and Frederick
Peterson wcro united In marriage.
Petersburg Council Knights of Co- i
lumbus, to-night ce!ebrute,i the llfth
anniversary of the organization of the
council. After business, a smoker was
' enjoyed. I
'Meeting; of Hospital Hoard.
Tlie General Hospital Board met to?
day at the Central State Hospital and
transacted much business, besides mak?
ing inspection Of the hospital. The
special board was also in session to?
day transatclng routine business. The
hospital wns found in fine condition. !
The new bridge bunt across the Ap- I
pomattox River from Mntoaca to ' ern
ddlo Park will l?- opened to-morrow
f..r traffic, and tolls chargoil. The
bridge |k n steel structure, costing up
wnrds of JT.OOO. and will prove n great
1 convenience to the people In the Mn
J tonen section of Chesterfield.
HEAD OF Will
T0SPEAKT0-N1GHI
iMis. Stevens to Speak on "Pro
j hibition in Maine" in Hall
of House.
' Mr.? T.illlnn M. N. Stevens, of Port?
land. Me , president Of tlie National \V.
C. T. I"., will make n public address
to-night Iti the hall of tili? House of
Dclcgutcs upon the subject of "Prohibi?
tion in Maine."
' Mrs. St event1, who will he accom?
panied fo Richmond bj Miss Anna A.
Gordon, of Eyariston, Iii., national vlce
[ president, while hero will be the guest
; of the olllcors of the Virginia W. C. T.
! U.. and her islt, it Is expected, will
attract n lnrtto number of temperance
I workers from throughout the State.
A feature of her slay will bo an all- !
day temperance method Institute to- j
morrow in the Broad Street Methodist I
' Church. I
It Will open with devotional exor?
cises, conducted by Rev. Frank L Wells,
while uddresscs of welcome to the
visitors will be made by Rev. Russell
Cecil. D. D.a Rev. W. J. Young. D. D.
Rev. James W. Morris, D. !>., Rev. Ger?
ald Culberson, Rov. George W. Mc
Daniel and Rev. J. D. Mc Allster, on be?
half of the Virginia Anllsaloon League;
Mrs. Faith Thomas I'arrott, on behalf
of the State Union, and William M.
( Bickers, on behalf of the honorary
i members of the union.
Among the speakers will be Mrs.
Stevens, Miss Gordon, Mile. Merle
j d'Auhlgne, founder of temperance
j work in Franco; .Mrs. Bmma S. Sliei
ton, of Washington, president of tlie
District of Columbia W. C. 'P. U.
To-morrow night Mrs. Stevens nnd
' Miss Gordon will be the guests of
honor at a reception by Governor and
! Mrs. Mann at the Executive Mansion.
Eludes Guards at Eastern State
Hospital?Student Is Roughly
Handled.
Wllllniiisburg V.l., February 15.?Eu?
gene PaoblOB, the Norfolk wife lliur
ilordr, made his escape from the East?
ern Slate Hospital yesterday morning
between 2 o'clock and daylight, and has
not yet been apprehended. . This Is
P?obles's second escape f nt this Ins Hi
lution slnc? Iiis Incarcc'VutTpn a couple
of years ago. He was captured In the
Soil 111 after .in absence of several
Weeks und brought back, since which
time he has been closely wntchjcl. lie
eluded his keepers last nielli ?hell
lockup time came, and it was a vbrj
easy matter to get out after that.
Taylor, another wif> murderer, who
made Iiis escape a few woeki ago, is
still at large. Neither is considered
dangerous, but no effort will be spared
tb get them Into custody again.
Between 11 and 12 o'clock Monday
night, Dr. W. iL Hunter, president of
Wllllamsburg Female Institute, was
aroused from his slumbers by loud crlc^i
for help. Upon Investigating he fouiITt .
a young William and Mury student, se~
curely bound hand and foot to a post
in the Institute yard. Tlu boy was?
badly chilled. He said some of his ca??
leite mates had tied him up and then
loft hltn. Inquiry at the college sheds
no light on the occurrence.
Circuit Court, .fudge D. (J. Tyl.-r pre?
siding, adjourned yesterday aftornooni
until next Tuesday, on which date tho
mac of the Commonwealth against:
\\ Itltam crannby. charged with murder.
Is set for trial. The case will consumed
practically the cntlro week.
All Rills rteiccn-d.
fSpeclnl to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)
T.izcwell. Vt>... February It.?Tha
Hoard of Supervisors rejected all bids
which .ad been made for bullding 113
miles of macadam road In the county,
lload contractors wore here from all
parts of the State.
To Relieve a Cold
On the Chest
(By request.)
A very simple luit effective treatment for
colds?especially ttRlit chests and hoarse
Hess, also cold in the head?is Mcnto
latcd Suet applied externally. Rub in
well over the lungs, cover with a warm
cloth and let it remain overnight; also
apply to the throat in same manner.
Swallow a small piece of the Suet, or if it
i;, a coltl in the head, put a small bit well
up eat Ii nostril.
As we adjust, Lhem are correct*,
ncsu, comfortable and substantial.
Lowest, charges in all cases.
Prescription work our specialty,
with complcUc manufactiuring
plant on the premises.
T,,BS,0ALES!{lOp}lca!C0,
MAIN AND BROAD AND
?AND?
EIGHTH THIRD
Kodak Headquarters
m?kes All
metals
look lii^e,
new
AT LEADING DEALERS
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
PaulN.Friedlaendc.r
9 PECK SUP, IIE.W YORK;
MILLER'S
Beauty Cream
A REAL SKIN FOOD.
Perfectly harmless. Will not
rancid. Highly endorsed by medi?
cal profession, A dainty prepara?
tion for dainty people.
T. A. MILLER CO.,
Druggists, 51? E. Uroad.
Mad. ZIV9. Hourly Deliveries.
Hopkins Furniture Co.,
7 VV> st Broad St.
Cash or Credit.
.VMNANIl M SHOPS?All ?Uea.
P. XV. DAU.M1Y ? CO.,
Xoiitlii-HMt Corner Third nnd Itroad.
Truss Department
!n rharRe of an expert male and Ieiu?l8
litter. Lowe? price. In city.

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