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Oreater Richmond's Orestrr Newspaper
^tor^r 0tepatrh
GREATEST WANT AND It t. V l. ES?
TATE MEDIUM IN V1HQIMA, AND
ONE OP TUE REST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates j
In effect June 11, 1911.
Pelly, one cent tier until vthen pnlit '
fa advance. Nu Ad. taken for lean than
ten cents.
One and one-half cents ? word all
classification* except (situation Wanted
/or ?undti), Sliuallon Wanted, otic cent
a word. No Ad. Miudny taken for Iva?
than llftecu cents.
No Ada. taken iu,- t,.SM tbon t"<'??>
? re cents when phoned In or chanced
? I the counter.
Phono utUiT? um guaranteed, i
Classification not KUiirnntecd lifter
0?".0 P. 31.
Por business con tract a, ?rnd for the
v "" j A d. Man, phona Monroe 1>
i?? F ahirj;^?ii?"~
t?cfTTtTE^TiTic.v'r E X' jViT cTtTTj.
common etock do tiharua), iaaued to
Mildred H. Murshall Februar) i.
lbio. Transfer mopped; new certifi?
cate applied for. Reward Jj if ro
turned to Lilt. S. J. BAKER, 1ju2
Balnbrldgo Street.
L?ST, ON GP.UVE AVENUE." ilK
tween Alton und Harrison, Balurday
night, the 10th. black Spanish luce
scarf. Reward oi 16 o :.:!. t for re?
turn to MILS EL12A E eli SON, lhOl
Grove Avenue.
Lobt, white mule phone maoi
aon 4ui?.
t}rlu i-uu. ujdit
WA^ElX To!!:. S aTmy! ABLE
bodied, unmsrriod men, between ages
of 18 und t... citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, road and write
the English language. Fol 'nforrna
tion apply to Itecrultlnk Officer, e20
E. Brood Street, Richmond, Vs.
[WANTED. 159 MEN TAKE OESTER
Pork car; c<j to Brookdale? Park:
lhfiulru for 1: i; i: Jv I.:. V .-''hmidt
Wanted, to "borr< >\v t:: ???> for
or 17 yearn old. LOHMANN L1THO
GRA- --1n<J CO., LJ08 ROSS Street.
tWANTBD, A YOUN? M A N AS CLERK
In retail burdwitrc Htore. One with
experience preferred. Address "Y."
care T .:nes-i ?:: j ale
V ANTED". A l!!-Vr*Hi:n APPLY 21S
Earn Main !?>??
^vXnTEd" 1 MM EDI ATELY, FTRST
clssi coachman; neat appearance;
rtr'.etly eobcr; white. Apply News
L-a ier._
{wanted. Vor clerical work.
young man 18 to 20 years old, not
afraia of work. In institution whore
ability Is recognized. Must glvo per?
sons to whom he can refer. ll'trn
school grad'iuto preferred. Address
F 637. 'are Tin..:, -l.'l-pa t eh.
ANTED] AT ONCE, ,TWO FIR8T
clats psperhangers; steady work for
the right men. WHITLOW PAINT
& PAPER CO.. HI Ktleld. \V. Va.
'want" ?" position, young man?
We will got It for you piovlded you
leain stenography, bookkeeping or
iclesrruphy at our school. Sptlr.st
term begins May 1. with low ?u:r;
mer tuition rat<-s In effect. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE._
[WANTED, GOOD JOB COMPOSITOR.
Steady work. Apply WILLIAMS
Printing Company._
Sv.?"nted! it 1:?;ist'ered Th , v.ma
clst. Give sJI particulars b\ letter.
BALLSTON PHARMACY. PaJlfclon.
Yn._i_
Y*?U are WANTED FOR GOVERN
merit Job; |so month, send i" stal lor
list of Position? open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dep'L too o, Rochester.
N. Y._
51-T A TELEGRAPHER: EASY WORK,
short hours, good pay and unusual
ppporlunitlcs :or advancement. Learn
wltn UK. Special low tuition rat.a
now effective. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLI, EG E._
\\ .... I E! .. YOUNG WHITE ROY T'~>
. . t d. l.v. iy clerk. Apply SOUTH?
ERN BARGAIN HOUSE, Fourteenth
und Franklin, rear entrance._
W > . i El"?."<1AIA;XIn-IZHD3EON VVORK
ers with pay from $3.60 to $2.24 per
diem. Fur fuithor IniormaOon np
ply to the HOARD OF LABOR EM?
PLOYMENT, Navy Yard Station.
Portsmouth; Va._
WANTED! LOCOMOTIVE MACHT N
ists by the c. a-, o Httitwsy st Cllt
ton Forge, Vs.. shons._
wan t ED," r EEI A HEE FARMER WiTH
good team 10 cultivate large farm
near Richmond nt or.ee. Apply Room
. NO 1-. Horth N :.'?'. Sil eel.
ssittiatiuii? CuuiitiD, u^alr""
TULNii" MAN. W 3. ~ INT E EE! 1 i ENT, IN
dualrious, energetic; eight years' of?
fice experience u:s chlcl clerk, con?
ducting correspondence of large
manufacturing company, wishes jio
sltion. Can furnish best references.
Salary not the principal object. Oood
chance for promotion Is. Phone
Monroe 32S9-J._
TOUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS EDU
callon wishes clerical poslticn of
some kind. E 604, care Tlmcs-Dia
patch._
StE?TsT EpTeI) PHARMACIST OPEN
for position anywhere In Virginia,
Rest of references. Ready to go to
work at once. Address Box 901, Rich
mond, Va._
AVANTED, POSITION AH MAX] LIP
foreman on some six or eight-page
da'ly paper, or a- i^'.nnt makeup;
married; best references. Address
FOREMAN. P. O. Uox 107, Suffolk.
Va.
t}clp CUnntfD, j:cnidl?
10 GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WHIT
LOCK BRANCH. TWENTY-THIRD
AND MAIN STREETS.
WANT A POSITION, YOUNG LADY 7
We will get It for you provided you
learn stenography, bookkeeping or
telegraphy with us. Spring term
begins May 1, wits low Bummer tui
tlon rates In effect. MASSEY BUSI
NESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. A GOOD, EXPERIENCED
cook. Must make griod bread. Room
on place._Apple :'.'!;: Grove Ave.
WANTED. A YOUNG LADY TO KEEP
stock und muka hersell generally
useful; steady position the year
around, onu with some experience
preferred. Apply BLOOMBERG
MILLINERY CO.. f.OI Eos'. Broad
Street._
WANTED, BY A COLORED GIRL, A
coacher for arithmetic only. Will
come to coacher's home. Phono
Madison 3S20 at S P. M ? and call fbr
MISS J.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED TELE1
. phone operator for private branch
exchange- Apply HOTEL ':l."ll
MOND._
WANTED, CASHIER FOR 'DINING
room. Apply 11' 'TEl._R 1'!HMONI _
WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
after 1 P. M S-s w. si Orace SI 1 gl t
fl?rnt? CLtantf?
ACENTS'?15ClSAN S G R E A T E S T
tragedy. Gigantic steamship Titanic
pees to the bottom on her muiden
tr'p. Multimillionaires, authors.
Statesmen nnd imrnlgrnnts share the
Same watery grave. Our great book,
profusely illustratodi will tell all
trio thrlUir.fr story with personal ac?
counts of heroic solf-sacrlflce, mar?
velous escapades and terrible suffer?
ings. R?* first In the lield and reap
n golden harvest. Liberal commis?
sion. Prospectus now ready. Outtll
free. Send 10c. to cover cost of
mnlllnnr. THE. THOMPSON PUB. CO.,
St. 1,ottis. Mo.
* Ural (?53ttitf aiiantro
rJj^T^YOUrVF A UM? ' \V JTH^r A.'co-f
NELLY & CO. Write postal for nec- 1
esaary blanks.
tjelp, Sl?a.e an? female
SS?So^lSiV?iTSXiiiT^XSS touch
typewriting learned by our quick !
and Interest\ng methods will insure
any boy or girl of a good paying po?
sition. Investigate to-day. MAS
bky BUSINESS coli.kok.
solirttoro anb featesmrn i
? aa H^fi^'^^OCiVTisbT? real
lute, InKurance men, stock salesmen
preferred; unlimited possibilities; 25
per cent, commission. Room 910.
First National Bank, Fort Worth,
Ti teas._
Jsbtfclss
.m 11 ,('?'"is "ifkitkby'^ gTven* "~ ti iat
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Compuny
preferred titocli certificate, No. K
441. for ten (1U) shares, standing In
the name of C. Braxton Riven, has
been lost or mislaid, und thu". appli?
cation has been made to the Vir?
ginia-Carolina. Chemical Company
for the issue of duplicate in lieu !
thereof. All person:. a** hereby
warned against purchasing or trad-1
lug In said coitlllcate.
_(Signed) C. BRAXTON BRYAN. j
m a ss ii y graduates " a lw a'vF'ix ;
?lemuud. Demand greater man th<>;
supply. Take a course with us and
l>e aure 61 o position and !.right lu
tuie. Special tnducenionts for early
enrolments. MASSE Y BUSINESS
? ' "I.lkgk._
s. n. si ma an, 213 n. fifth st.?
W<- ure. se.llng at coat the most
beautiful handmade embroideries
ever brought to tbla city from
nations. Everything for wear and
for the house. Their beauty and
rarity ure bound to attract, so come
mid see and buy. Dresses and Irish
laees of ull kinds. _
! WANTED. THE public TO KNOW
thnt J AHN K E BROS,. Jewelers, ?12
Kast Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
nnd REMOUNT DIAMONDS in T11K
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In ??xebange.
, b<>OK8 BOUOHT. sold ?ND ex
ehanged. LAWSON's book SHOP,
HS Kast Broad JStrcet._
: count "FiTk T.nT>i?"n.s as thiTy~1Fass !
by, tl gn at e tj ?MFKINS_
Su.oinr?O Oppoitumtif0
n ?i'.kci^jsi'kk SALE,' "fil'i' BEVKitLY ',
Stre t. Friday, April 16. 5 P. M.j a
chance to buy a home cheap; don't;
forget time and place. |
Mil MERCHANT: no TOU want
to sell out quick for cash? We n re j
' rtudy to purchase all s o: r.-ta.l
, nocks. Act quick. FE1NBLOOM ?k
CO., 719-15 Bast Franklin, Richmond,
Va
IF YOU HAVE 12,600 YOU CAN IN
vtst, wltn sei-vlces, a<-, urlng an ex?
cellent position, advise at once.'
"OPPORTUNiTY,'' Post-Offlc? Box
No. 123._Clty._
IF YOU HAVE A MERITORIOUS PAT.
cnt, etc., which you want organised,
systematized and marketed, address
R 4M. care Tlines-Dlspatch._
WANTED, MAN WORTH 1100 PER
month In the soda water and Ice '
cream business; best business B'te
In the state. $2.000 necessary. g. O.
' ' ?nu I " >S. Phoe'.us. _Va._
sTL'Itt 'iTll A N I 11A it MAC 1" 'VIRGINIA)
near Washington. D. C; good busi?
ness; growing community; $2,400
cash. DR. W. c. \\ ELBURN, 476
j A VI . V.:.-':.'.:. irf :i. 1). I.',_
CCltinrcD
! iL\'vif ""y< >i; sk'kn" the""" Indian
I aide car'.' Carries two passengers
at one-eighth cent a mile. See
TOMPK1NS :<>r demonstration._
SECOND-HAND BOOK SHOP MOVED
from No. 110 Last to Nu. 3 West
Broad Street, books bought, sold
I und exchanged: A. W. DAW SON, Pro.(
I prlelor._i
WANTED, tO BORROW 12,300 FOR
Ott? or two >'ears at C per cent., se
cured by first mortgage on Broad
Street property. K tWO, care Tlmes
Dlspalch._
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH,
household goods in any quantity.
Ph< lo i :? i-.^l_ i
ZdOtfCoinB
M.\:>' IN 1 I L\NC?l?>K^*"m NORTH I
Big).in Street, Richmond, Va.. i?ini
Chevalier, Prop, (lulu chel Palace ?
Hotel, Han Francisco, and chef .Met?
ropolitan Club, Was.-.inglon, D. C>.
catering and preparing for privat?
dinners a specialty; French laoie .
d note dinner dally. t>:30 to 'j P. M..
Cue; lunth dally. 11:30 A. M. to 3
P. M., 40c; tneuls alto served a la
carte. lor private dinners. etc.,
cooks will be furnished at residences
it ceslred. Phone Madison Ho a._
1' IRST-CLASS ACCOMM OD ATIONH FOR
permanent. transient and table
boarders can ue secured with URS.
HORACE WELFORD .IONE8, at zdO
E. Franklin Street Gentlemen a spe
? clalty._
WHEN YOU COME ' TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for SO ecu's; Ice wa?
ter, ualli and phone free. 100:: Hunt
_Clay._
dk.-'lllABLE I'.ViOMS, WITH BOARD;
also table hoard. 4A] Kast Grace.
WANTED, BOARDERS- FOR LAUGB
front room, nicely furnlslied; pri?
vate family; homo comfortB. Madi?
son S06-J.
Ri ii .MsTaNP BOARD. Si5 FRANKLIN
Street. MI SS l'ALMORK._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
good board. 50s North Fifth Street.
Wanted" TABLE BOARDER8. 203
Allen Avenue._
4Dcr0orwila
HtJMA*n~H?!ll'' ' BOUGHT and 'SOLD
at HUOHES'S, 20i North Third.
}? winters. ladies' T Ai LOR,
209 1-2 north sixth STREET.
WKar"a SP"'"i:LI,A 'coReKT." PLAN- !
ned nnd filled by one ol our trained
corset-era SPIRELLA CORSET
SHOP, iOS n. Fifth Street. MKS.
CORNELIA MOORE. City Manager.
Phone Madison 7352.
SUMMER PRICKS WILL RE GIVEN
By .1. KATZ, LADIES' TAILOR.
208 NORTH FIFTH STREET, ON
ALL LINEN SUITS.
' H. LEWIS, Till: MOST FASHIONABLE
j Indies' lallor, 303 W. Orneo Street.
Phone Monroe 2566.
I LE.SSXKR. THE LADIES" TAILOR,
tho only one In town who makes n
spoclttlty in altering nil kinds Of
I garments to the latest fashion.
I3very garment that is altered in my
establishment Is done under my per
I soiial supervision, Price very mod
j .rale and work satisfactory. -The
KiilHrrh Apartments. Harrison nnd
iV.nklin. i'h..i.e Ma.lP=.'.n 4523.
?Ufltn?KC tXrnn??fcr
? REHA ULF. TRANSFKi: M i LLNEl?tS,
"to? North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
tor 2.'ic. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
! on our wagon. We make a aoeclal
i tv of moving furniture and pianos.
I Phone Madison lit.".,
i . _ ??
flptinq nnS Clcnnina
M?'tl' i k W S. ""Tl ii3 Si iE A N E R. YOU
are sure to- be satisfied If i clenn
and press your clothes. Altering and
repairing a specialty; work done
promptly nnd called for nnd deliv?
ered. Also carpets and rugs cleaned
equal to new. 10 1-2 W. Main Street.
i Photic Madison 452*1.
DAILY PUZZLES I
What part of a troe.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.
.St?h.
f-ot fettU
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE RE PA II t
.ng Baby carriages repaired. BICK
_ ERSTAFF, 1811 East_Main.
HOLL TOI' DESK. REMINGTON
typewiitui. outdoor showcase u::d
four counter showcases, cheap.
_T0MPK1NS, 327 W. Broad.
CiCLES. NEW AND .SECOND*,
hand, a.l prices. TOMPKLS8, No,
327 W. Broad._
FOR BALE, TWO NEW SINGLE
trucks. RICHARDSON BROS.,
Ri uuk Avenue.
For" sali;." No. 5 PULSOMETER
steam pump; will pump 40 per cent,
sand or mud, 3-inch discharge, hall
Inch steam. Alsu bo-h.-P. bulier, 16
h-P. engine, two steam drills: oho
Uuuble-dium hoist, one single-drum
hoist, derricks, cars and true*, two
horsepower hoist, winches and gen?
eral quarry or contractor's equip?
ment. Auuress Ii 86, care Times
Dispatch._ _ _
MX GENERAL MERCANTILE Busi?
ness In Sussex county, forty-live
miles ot Richmond, Va-; eight miles
of the Atlantic Coast Line. An es?
tablished business stand of twenty
live years, $16,000 to $2q.uvO trade;
bouks open to Inspection tu any ur.e
tiiut means business; it.ecu to fi.ouu
stuck, which can be reduced to sun
buyer It lie wish. Terms will be
nude Verl easy. Address C i'js), eaie
T Imes-Dlspatca. _
DELICIOUS SMITHF1ELD SAUSAGE
now uj. sale at your giocer's.
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS., Sis iitouK Avenue. Painting,
repairing and ruubei'-Ure wuik.
Madison 1467. _
ORIENTAL rugs AND CARPETS?AN
inspection of my high-grade collec?
tion will no doubt convince you of
my luw prices :or Hie grade 1 handle.
Many Other goods and .auveiiles un
hand. Onyx hosiery fur ladles. A. G.
YAR1D. 217 North Fifth Street.
WE UU 1', SELL AND EXCHANGE
second-hand machinery ot every de?
scription. 1. BLUFORD ?. CO.. Iii?
East Csry Stieet. _
NO i NEEDING SAME, I WILL SELL
rn>- standard fireproof sale, guud us
new, at u bargain to uulck casn pur- ;
chaser. Address G tsu, care T'uies- \
I'.spalch._
FOR SALE, ONE RUBBER-TIRED
top buggy: one rubber-tired run
about, good as new; one jumper and
one grocery wagon. These are all
gieat bargains, a. meyer's Sons.
131 E. Cary Street._'
new OLIVER TYPEWRITER, ST AND
,.rd $100 machine, never used; will
take $50. Address Box louu. Rich?
mond. __j_
FOP. SALE, LOT OF MAHOGANY
furniture. Apply to 60S Twciuv
??venth._
FOR ONE LARGE GROCER S
icebox, one small refrigerator, one
ChessO case, one coffee mill. one
roll-top desk, une Hall Uoubie-dour
fc.Ue. Apply to ^bJ7 East Clay._
TIMBER FOR SALE.?BY CONSERVA.
live estimate I have between 8,000,
000 and ti.uoo.0u0 feet of original
growth and second-growth pine tim?
ber In Brunswick county, North Car-!
Olilia. Rale on lumber to Richmond, '
'j l-'-V For particulars address I).
P. BRYANT, Box 56-'. W'lmington,
N. C-_
EAT SM1THF1ELD SAUSAGE! EAT ,
Sn ilthfleld sausage: For saje at your;
grocer's._ i
HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD
t.s new. $240. 108_ E. Main Street.
one""second-hand single truck
and one farm wagon. The largest
stock of busfn.ss wagons, nigh
grude and prices low. They must
go. Come and be convinced. Rcpa'r
lfig, repainting nnd rubber tire work
specialty. B. C. BKISTOW. 16 N.
Eighteenth Streot!_
WAGONS FOR EVERY PURPOSE,
top and open; lnrgcst stock In city
to select from; satisfactory service
guaranteed; lowest prices. A. MEY?
ER'S sons. 731 E. Cary Street. _
FOif SALE. ONE GOOD HALF-CORD
wood wagon, practically new; one
wood and coal cart. Can be seen at
213 Hull Street, South Richmond. Va.
TWO NEW RUNABOUTS, $40 E A 011;
four top buggies, $37.50 each; one
top buggy, $75 up to $13?; several
farm wagons at c^st to close out.
THOS. H. DUKE & CO, f?l Brook
Avenue. _
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP. GOOD FOR
full commercial, stenogf/nphlc or tel?
egraphic course, for only S37.50.
Spring term begins May I. Send for
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE._
! ? t SALE, ONE SECOND-HAND BAB
. ock surrey In good repair; also one
tWo-horsepower Fairbanks gasolene
engine, hut little used. Phone No
I nj:> Madison._
COUNTRY STOKE FOR SALE. DOING
good cash business, "t station on
railroad forty mile? from Iflehmond.
Address COUNTRY, care Times-Dis?
patch._
SELF-FEEDER, oak RED and
spiral springs and bed lounge 325
North Twenty-seventh Street.
SUBURBAN'" WATER. WORKS SYS
tcm; air pressure; 240-gellon steel
galvanized tnnk. 1 1-2 horsepower
Fairbanks engine, geared pump
lock; Myers force pump, with pat?
ented plunger. Tank Is jet In celWr
or !n pll in ground. Address C. L.
HARRISON. r,10 Third Avenue. High
land Park. Richmond, Va._
Uoom? .for Lxcnt
FOR ' RENT.' NI'C ELY" FUR NISI [ED
front room for gentlemen. 002 East
Grace Street.
R< lOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPIN? I,
2015 Grove Avenue.
r'hom anh BOARD; ALSO. TABLE
board. 5"7 West Grace
614 EA ST CLA Y- W E1.1. Fl IRNIS11 ED
rooms, large, unmll; Contrail) lo?
cal ed.
FURNISHED ROOM, VIRGINIA
Building; telephone, oath, hot water;
every convenience; gentlemen. A
III. enre Tlm/.-i-Dispatch.
BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE FRONT
room; every convenience. 122 South
Fifth.
FOlt' CORRECT .STYLES IN MILLIN
ery you must;see my display of trim?
med batsand untrtmmed shapes; nlso
my I'neof ready-made garments for
ladles nnd children. We are now
giving special prices on all 1'nes
Alterations free. MRS. IFI.IL'o1
, BEAR, H23 E. Main Street. I
Ural <25?to(c fot &alt
STORK A^D^'^A?^^Cl^'f^T^o^ui.
Marshall and Summit (Scott's Addt- j
tlon); varjr reasonable now. Don't'
wait, j
800-811 ALBEMAIU.E STREET. FIRST '
olaaa condition. Rents tit per month.
See this.
411 1-S WEST BAKER STREET,
store and dwelling, 6 rooms. A good
business stand.
100 BLOCK SOUTH FOURTH STREET. '
3 brick houses. Good renters. At- '
tractive prieo f"r Investors.
DOUBLE EOT ON CORNER IN HIGH-'
land Park. 74x14'.. Water und sewer.
IoKlde price If quick.
O. A. HAWKINS, 100 N. SEVENTH
Street__
1_*"P2_FEET by 179. ANb"EIOHT: '
room brick building. Has a good
future to It. Lot lu tall you auout
this.
2329 HANOVER STREET. BRICK
flats (two). Stparato entrang,
yards and cellars Rent, $S40 por
annum.
400 BLOCK NORTH addison STREET,
a nice, convenient Pome; elK'U
rooms.
D0Q4-09-0S TAYLOR STREET, BRICK;
six rooms each. Gas, electric lights
and bath. Price, 13.350 tach. New.
O. A. HAWKINS, luo N*. SEVENTH
Street._ i
FORCED COURT S \LK. VALUABLE
house and lot, CIO Beverly StroL
nine rooms, water, bath and gas; lot
U< feet * Inches by OS feet; now is
your chance; Friday, April 2<lth, 6
P. M.. on the_premise?.__
FOR SALE. NINE-ROOM HOUSE; ALL
conveniences, $3,800; with side lot.
Will separate. 11 South Auburn
Avenue._
'ltKAUTIFUL WO' ?: -LAND" I! eIG II TS
home J'jr.o cash, balance like rent.
H. e. JENNINGS. 1020 Hull Street._
86 FEET, HE'LL STREET BUSINESS
lot. Buy now; 525 per foot prollt.
H. e. JENNINGS. 102'j Hull Street.
Hi iM E NEAR'"FOREST HILL park
for aa'.o cheap for cash. Addreo*
_N.. P. O. Box 12. City._ I
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FORE-;
closed; 015 Beverly Street, n'.ne-rooin
house, water, gas and bath; lot lOxbf.
renting for Sis p.-r month; sale Frl
ilay, April 86. 6 I'. M . on premises.
?t?H3CflldIUOU0
sh'oiTTi e i *.\.TrTnq.
I5c halfsole MEM S SHOES. 60c.
ladles; every pair aewet; best leath
ei , no natu, n. pegs. Royal rub
bei heels, 25c; Tred-Air ruoL/cr heeiJ,
40c: lea'.her heels reuullt like lio.v,
2ic DREW'S ELECTRIC shoe
FACTORY, VIC E. Main, i'none Mon?
roe 2667.
upholstiTrin(_!
FURNITURE REPAIRED and POL- ,
Isned, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and euld. LEVY, tho Uptiol
aierer, isi> West Broad.
SLiP CoYKRB.
in linen and cretonne, for BED
ro. m or parlor. ;.;ale lo fit. SYD
nok <_ hundley, inc., cevon*h a-d
Glace. Madison 3204.
"everybody is not doing it.
what? sharpening lawn mow-I
crs. B1CKERSTAFF does, lsii e
Ma In._
ORIENTAL RUES AND CARPETS
an inspection of my high-grade
collection will no doubt convince you
of my low p.-i'-es for thu grade, 1
liandlc Many oilier goods and nov?
elties on hand. Onyj hosiery for
ladles, a. G. VAluL), 217 n. Finn
Street. _
window cleaning'
STAINING ASTD WAXING IFLOORS.
house cleaning; new houses special?
ty. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe
? 9120._
GOoO ROADS.
ALL STREETS LEAD TO THE AMER
lcon Hatters. Bring along your
I Panama, siiaw. soft, stuf and silk
hais. Don't delay. We do hat re?
pairing In all its branches. 501 E.
Marshall, corner Fifth Sireot._ ,
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL |
-
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
! city or subu: os, five gallons for do
cents; no odor; no smoke. HOW ELL
i HI'.oS- C02 East Broad._?
I LAWN MOWERS. '
$2.50 BUYS A GOOD MOWER: $5.00
buys a ball-bearing one. Look us
over. We carry everything you want.
HOW ELL rr_s.._ti?i2_e. Broad
screen doors and windows.
screens MADE TO ORDER. FULL
line doors, $1 to $2.26; window
ecreons, adjustable, 25c to 60c. each.
Wo carry the full Uno. Prices we
guarantee to be right. HOWELL
BROS. 602 E. Broad Street.
PEIU'E~CT10N OIL COOK STOVES.
no odor: no smokk: every stove
guaranteed. Complete, with glass
door and three burners, $11,50. BOW?
el]. BROS.. 602 e. Broad Street.
kyan1zb VARN18h stain.
NOT THE CHEAP kind, BUT THE
best made. Costs more, but weara
better. Ask US about it. HOWELL
BROS, 602 b. Broad._ |
W atc11 ,'. e pa iking.
! your WATCH repaired or clean
ed by \\ m. tobieh, jr.. is a guar?
antee that It ' uono properly, 20
years' experience. Cleaning. $t; main
springs, ii. 4US East Broad Street,
""Protection.
oriental or domestic rug
should be cleaned by kambourian,
215 North First._
aladdin kerosene oil
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city '>r suburbs, five gallons for 60
cents; no odor; no smoke. HOWELL.
BROS.. o02 J..iM Broad._
BAKERY.
I 100 LEMON SNAPS, 85c; ANGEL
cakes, 10c each. These ure only for
! the ladles. Nice sponge cake, 10c.
lemon merangue. lue. DRINKARD'S,
; 423 1 -2 North Sixth.
FL<s> SCREENS"
METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS,
adjustable; stay In nnd keep fl'es
out. Screen door., and screen wire.
CLARKE, Hardware, 1216 Ma n St.
GARDEN TOOLS.
LAWN RAKES. GRASS SCYTHES. LA
dies' trowels, hoes, etc.; hedge and
pruning shears. CLARKE, Hardware,
, 1:1:. M ?in Street. _
. ' LAWN MOWERS.
LAWN MOWERS. $2.F,0 AND - UP
u.irdM; hlgh-gi;ade. hall-hearing. It
pays to buy a good one. CLARKE,
I Hardware. 1215 Main Street.
Coal anb ?touc
vf ??d ' at ^reduced PE!CES'~t?
move 150 cords at once we off.-r
slab and kindling nt $1.50 ner h'nlf
eord. Dry oak at $.1 half-cord. Full
measure: prompt service. Order to
day. MlDf?)T.I-lIAN WOOD COM?
PANY. Phorie Madison 361?.
if you burn wood "just consult
headquarters over phone or get oh
car nnd come to my office, where
you can see a sample and get de?
livery In 30 minutes by automobile
truck. ix>ng. the WOOD MAN, 1506
I West Broad.
YOUNG WHITE MAN
STRUCK BY TRAIN
James Beach, of Petersburg,
Probably la Fatally
Injured.
$1,400 FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Will Be Given by Market Street'
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Other News.
Times-Dispatch. Bureau.
6 Bolllngbi ook Street. i
(Telephone li??>
Potersbu; g. \ a.. April 22.
James Beach, a young white man, liv?
ing In tue western part ot ttie city,
wua a truck by a train en the A. C. L.
near Liunlops this evening and falull)
Injured, lie was brougnt to the hos?
pital. An examination showed that he
was struck below the right shoulder
and several ribs were broken. Beach
went to sleep sitting on the. railroad
ties of the track.
Money lor Missions.
Excluslvu of what the niisaionary so?
cieties will do, Market street Metho?
dist Episcopal Church will gave to the
fori tgii mission cuuse tills year about
SI.tod. Of tins umount about $400 will
im contributed by tbo Sunday School,
us was pledged yesterday. The men's
Bible class, taught by Walter Spark-1
lln, pledged $100 for the salary for one;
year of a native mijjlonary. other
classes pledged $200 tor foreign mis ?
?tons, and the o'licers win give $100 or
more The register ot the Sunday
fcuhool yesterday was 323, the largest j
1 In its history.
Methodist Sunday Sellout Association.
The regular meeting of Methodist
Sunday bchcol Association was held
yesterday afternoon In the West Street
Church. The address was delivered by
Rev. P. W. Reed, rector of St. John's
1 Episcopal Church. All eight of the
schools of the association were rep-j
resented.
The Matoaca school proved the ban?
ner school In Its per cent, of attend-]
ancc.
Announcement was made that a
Sunday school Institute would be held;
May 10-12, at the Washington Street
Church, to be eonductol by Dr. Ham
Ill. The EuperlntendentB of the Beveral
schools were appointed a committee
IS YOUR COMPLEXION
CLEAR?
A clear complexion and
a torpid liver cannot go
hand in hand. Clear
the bile ducts gently,
but firmly, with
Tutt's Pills
At your druggist ?
sugar coated or plain.
Automobiles for ternlc
USr?D "KORi/"cvARsT~l!<0lSotC"" 190{,
1905, 1903, 1910; two, three and five
passenger; In excellent condition;
owners purchasing 1912 models. Will
send Instructor home with out-of
town purchasers, FORD AU't'o CO.,
1628 W. Broad Str.-.-t._
Summer jL?oavbing
llOU'LEVARD 1NX~~?n" HAMPTON
Roads, country and seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences. Send
for literature to the MISSES TABU,
Hampton, Va.
WANTED, A FEW BOARDERS AT A
quiet country place. Box 34, 11c
uaheysvllle. Va.
LacuM Cerate j~-oi Went
nr." south" fourth street; seven
rooms; hot und cold water. $20
month.
2212 HANOVER AVENUE (NEW) 8
rooms; hot water heat. $40 month.
3001-06-os TAYLOR STREET, SIX
rooms each, gas and electric lights,
bath. $22.50 month.
1801 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE. STORE
an<] dwelling; six living rooms, bath;
largo lot. $20 month.
4 SOUTH PLUM STREET. SIX rooms;
stable In rear. In good order. $26
month.
604 EAST GRACE STREET, FIFTEEN
rooms. Will bo put in good order.
20c NORTH SYCAMORE street,
eight rooms, reception hall. $33 1-3
month.
622 DENNY STREET. FOUR ROOMS;
water In yi d. $7.60 month.
1627 WINDER STREET. THREE
rooms. $G.50 month.
! 521 EAST MAIN STREET, UPPER
floor, for ofllce or light business,
j $35 month.
I FURNISHED DWELLING, 1S00 BLOCK
West Grace Stre-t. ten rooms; mod?
ern. Servants' hotiso In yard. Will
rent furnished until October 1, 1912.'
possibly for one year. Reference
required.
O. A. HAWKINS, 100 N. SEVENTH
Street._m
YOUR RENT \CCoUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE .fc SON Insures
best results._
FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE IN 1020
Hull Su.it. South Richmond. Ap
ply on premises_ _
poultvv, pcto ant) 2??r ?tocR i
A tt e nt 11 iN." "breeders t II I?T IM -
purled Spanish .lack I'iloso 102; fee,
! $15, stands Hi hands high, at Me
chanlcsvlllo Stock Farm. STRAIN
& son. R. 1. Richmond.
I FOB SALE." "FOUR ENGLISH MALE
I coach puppies seven weeks old.
1 CRULL'S STABLES, 1 k South Tenth
I Street._. _
I FOR SALE, ONE" YOl 1 Nil FR ESH JER
sey COW, four years Old, and heifer
cow by.lier side. Apply 600 Louis
nlann Si.j_
tTTe ANNUAL M BETING OF 'VI 110
Mutual Assurance Society of Vir?
ginia will be held nt the office of
the society MONDAY, May 20. 1912.
at 1 O'clock P. M.
. EDWIN A PALMER,
Principal AgonL
AN OLD TIMEY
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
.Uentolnted Suet, an Old-Tlni? Medi?
cine. Found at Trade
Draw Co.
The old folks know all about prore
mutton sruet and healing oils ca.Ied
Meiitolate?! Suat. It ha a houaehold
romedy for all kinds of Inflammation
of tho skin and mucous membrane.
Applied on tho skin, It producta a cool?
ing sensation, and In a Ettlo -wh'.'.e tY.a
;.a!n la gone. For sunburn, blisters,
sores, itch or eczema. It la almost a
specific. There Is no better remedy
for heat and chafing- Just apply to
affected paxta, Sunvmortlme brlnirs
many needs for this good oM-tlms
medicine?and tae faot that It Btlll
can be had Is good norwa to man,
homes.
?? ? ii.....'I II II IHM?
to co-operate with the other denomina?
tions In arranging for _ religious cen?
sus of the city.
Ilyrd to Spcnk.
Speaker R. B. ?yrd hum wrltteui that
he will come to Petersburg to-morrow
afternoon, and that at night ho will
uddrcss tho Woodrow Wilson Club, at
the meeting to be hold in the hall of
the A. 1'. Hill Camp. Tne club has now
seventy members, and expecta to dou?
ble this number In anothor week, A
tine audience will doubtless greet thu
Speaker.
Death of .Ills* Shepherd.
Miss I.oulee Shepherd, a much ea
tecmed Christian woman, dlud Sun?
day morning at the residence of hor
brother-in-law, James H. Gray, on
High Strait .She had boen lr, declin?
ing heult.:-, for some Um?.
?lection ot OlUcsrsm,
At a apodal meeting of tho liaraca
Class of Wesley M. 1_. Cnurch. olllcers
were elected as follows: Teacher, J. E.
Jones; Asslstunt Taucher, Uev. W. T.
A. Heynes; President, C W, Harring?
ton. Vlco-i'resldent, C. IL Steero; Sec
reiary, J. O. Dlxon; Assistant Sec?
retary, T, C. Dewell; Treasurer, C. S.
Warnor; Freaa Reporter, W. B. Eanl-r.
Librarian. B. F. ICoys. Tho motto of
the cIusb la: "We do somolhlng," and
It lives up to the motto.
l'crnonul nnd Otherwise.
The Rev. A. I_ Lloyd, D. D., of New
York, Is expe-ctod In tho city tho lust
ol this f.-eok to visit his son-ln-lar.v
and daughter, the R*V. and Mrs. E. P.
Dandridge, and to preach In St. Paul's
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
Waverly P. Blr.lsong, aged fifty-two
years, died ut his homo on Orove Ave?
nue yesterday afternoon. II? had been
In 111 health for some time.
Bl?liop John C. Kilgo, of Durham,
N. C., preacned at Wa_hin_ton Street
M. E. Church Sunday morning nnd at
Markot Street Church at night to u
large congregation on each occasion.
Work on the now Memorial MeUlO
dlst Church, on West Washington
Strict, If In progress. Th? building Is
to be of modern stylo and conveni?
ences, und will be corn-plated by the
fall. It will cost about SIS.duO.
James Wells, for some time past In
the employment i>f the city Street De?
partment, died yesterday afternoon at
his home lu Blandford. He is sur?
vived by his wifu and two daughters.
Aliened Cocaine Healer Convicted,
In tho Hustings Court to-day Charles
Wllkes, a young while resilient of Bt
! trick, was convict.-d on the charge ot
[dealing1 in cocaine. The Jury fixed the
penalty at one year In the peniten?
tiary, but a motion for a new trial
ivag made, and will be argued later.
Edward Sandford, charged with non
support, was required by the court to
pay to his wit: $10 every two week a,
a.nd lo givo bum) in thu sum of $300
to Insure the payment of this aiun.
linuU Vault Opened.
The under door of the bLg vault of
the Virginia National Hank, which hud
failed to respond to the combination,
was opened late last night by experts
from Richmond. Tile host driller ob?
tainable hud failed to make an lm
presslon on the steel door, and a hole
had to bo bored through the steel by :
means of a calcium (lame. The door
will need a new plate.
Antl-T-rtt Fnctlou WI?m.
The meeting ut thu Harrison Street
Baptist Church (colored) held to
n'glit under the direction of the court '
In the case of Avery-Tu rtt, resulted
lu a victory for the Antl-Tartt lac- i
tlon on a vote of 164 against Tartt
to 139 for him. A resolution was
passed removing Tartt as pulpit sup?
ply, ousting the present ol&cors und ;
electing an entirely new corps. The
proceedings nre to bo reported back j
to the court for conftrtnntlon. and the
ensr probably will bo taken to tne
Court of Appeals. Tho meeting Waa
peaceful and orderly, being opened by
prayer by Bnrllett Roper, Sr., fol?
lowed by song aervloc by the con?
gregation nnd the demeanor of the
police and other city ottlrtuli. who
were Pi attendance wns not more
qutet and dignified thnn that of the
members of the church.
Table d'llotc Dlejsera Saturdal
nuil Sunday evenings. I] to f? o'clock,
SI.50 rnch.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most rriugnlflcont hotel in the
South. European pian. Rooms single
and en eulte. with an.I without latus.
Spacious sample rooms.
RAte. tl.GO per da.v and upward.
BROADWAY and 24th STREET
NEW YORK.
OyerlooMrig Madison Square. "The very
teart q{ Hew York." Ccnvenimt to
Railroad Stations, Stezmshlp Piers, Shops
and Theatres. Rooms from $1.50;
r,lt!i bath $2 50 up. Cuisint famocs.
When Nominated Says He Will
Do His Best to Get Old
Tarheel State.
ASKS DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT
Thinks People Now Are Kept
Away From Him Only
by a Name.
Greensboro, N. C, April 12.?If
? Colonol Roosevelt gains the nomlna
| tlon for President he will come to the
South, he saia to-day, In an elTort to
win It ovor. He made a claim to the
support of Democrats M well as Re?
publicans, and said that he would em?
bark upon u determined campaign to
break up the "Solid South.''
"1 have.the right to the sTlpport of
I every heir to the Juckuonian Demo
|cra.cy," he said In his speech here.
"1 am lighting for Hie principles In
which the great bulk of the peoplo of
the South believe, und they are kept
away from me only by a name. 1 am
going to see to ll that they are not
kept away by a mere name. I shall
light so that they will votu the wuy
I they ;'oel?and when 1 fight, I fight."
In another part of his speech ho
said: "When 1 am nominated I'll do
my best to got the old 'Tar Heel"
j State '1
Colonel Roosevelt a.ttn .unocd his
decision aftor making Ids appeal in
I two Southern States for support in
his campaign for the presidential
! nomination. He ssid that his recep
| tion in Arkansas on Saturday, and in
North Carolina to-day had pleased htm
groatly.
The Colonel arrived at Ashevllle,
N. C, in the early morning, in the
midst of a downpour of rain which
continued most of the lime whilo he
was on the way to Qreensboro. Do
' spite the storm he was met by crowds
at a numbe.r of stations. He maxle
several brief speeches from his train.
The rain had ceased when he reach?
ed Greonsboro, and he delivered his
speech from the wide veranda of an
j old Southern mansion, which stands
\ near the centre of the city.
Introduced l>> Dlxon,
Senator Dlxon, hlH campaign man?
ager, Introduced him to tho crowd
J which hud gathered on tho green be
' fore him. The Senator said that the
North Carolina Republicans had taken
I sides with Roosevelt early In the
campaign, nnd th.it they didn't have
to get the'l' bands full of splinters In
climbing over the tailboard of the
? band wagon."
Colonel Roosevelt responded In his
j speech l>y saying that with the Sena?
tor cs manager lie knew that "not
j one tiling would be done in the Cam
I pulgn that 1 would fear to have ex
? posed In the open light."
After declaring his Intention of com?
ing Into the South with Jits cumpalgn
' if lie were nominated, Colonel Rooso
velt said that he was relying for his
support upon tho plain people.
"That'a the only chance 1 have," he
continued. "1 have nobody with me
but the people. Wherever tho people
are allowed to express their preference
' by voting we will win nine times out
, of ten. In Pennsylvania and Illinois
: the people had such an opportunity,
. und they haven't got through coutit
\ Ins tihe majorities yet."
After making his speech. Colonel
Ro isevelt was taken to the State Nor?
mal College, an Institution fur young
women. His audience consisted of 700
girl a and one man. The colonel said
that he did not want to make ? con?
ventional speech about the duties of
the young women, because they prob?
ably know more about that thnn he
did.
I "1 don't feel so miieli at homo In
talking to girls as I would be if yo.u
were boys." he said. "You know I
wns once a son myself."
Ho explained his conception of the
proper education for young women,
saying he believed that with the pure?
ly cultural courses there should be
combined more of the work which
would result In on Increase In <ffl
clency. "Hereafter It won't be sab*"*
h* ndded, "that n girl Isn't much good
nround the house because phe has fteen
to college."
A change In plans for Colonel Roose?
velt's trip to New York was decided
upon to-day. and he now expects to
reach the Pennsylvania terminal In
Now York shortly after noon to-mor?
row, Instead of nt 2:?.t P. M
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