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Greater Richmond's Greater Nerrspoper
SThF^m^^^i^ Q\p natch
CllBATKST WANT AND It 1 A I, r.s.
? T?TE 3HSDII M IN VIHG1N1A, AND
ON 13 OF Tilt Hi; ST IN AM Mill CA.
Want Ad Rates
In err'.-et Juno 11. 1311.
Dully, one cent per word when pnlrt
la advance. Nu Ad. taken fur less tbnn
ten crun,
Oa? and one-ball centa a word all
claavlucuCloua except Situation Wanted
for Huuaay. Slttinlloo Wuuteil, u?c ecu I
a word. No Ad. Suuduy taken (or U??
than fifteen reut?.
No Ada. lukru lor Icm than l?tiil|
flvc cents wbeu iiisoned In or cbnrKed
at the counter.
Phono ordern not Kunruutrcd.
ClaaalOcutlou uot guaranteed after
Viau P. M.
For business contractu, ?eoj for the
>Vitnl Ad. Man, nuopf Mnnme I.
Stum, ana jrouna
LOST, A PEARL AND DIAMOND CUES
cent ut the Country ciuli on Monday
April 2?, 1?I2, between the bourn >'t
Z and 4. Kinder please return to
No. 12 N. Third Street, and receive
reward.
LOST. gold CUFF IHTToN. W ITH
Ifreen enamel and emerald in ,-.n
tre. MRS. Hut IK, UK n. Third.
?Reward.
LOST, A dull SI I a'ER BELT PIN:
act with while rhlnestonca and blue
?tone?, between 211) N. First Street
and OreKham Court. Reward If re?
turned to 219 N. Kirnt Street, FOOT?
ER'S DTE WORKS
Bt5 ? KK E K P E It s 'wa NT i: 1!. "TiM;
proK-reaslve builncaa man thinki
nottiinK of pay I UK u,n oxpert $ I <j <j .:
day to systematize hi* bus'ni sa. Wu
have been simplifying booKkeeping
for twenty years. In that fine Wc
have gained the most exact Knowl?
edge- in short-cut methods and oih
cial engineering. This cxpcrlenco
has been put In concrete forin fori
those who wish to acquire the best
knowledge of bookkeeping ami m-.d
crn business methods, We teach
bookkiepinii by mail in -our spare
time, write at once for full 'nfor
matlon. I. C. s;, Box I'-vj H. Bcran
lon. Pa._
V a NT ED, FOIL U H. AHMV, ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, between agea
of is and citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate nab?
ln, who can .speak, read and write
tho English language, For ?nforma*
tlon apply tu Recruiting, uflicer. HQ
L. Broad Htieet. Iiiriimoni, \'a.
you a rr~\Vantei7~for govern
incnt Job; it" month. l:iml postal for
Hat of Position? open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Lep'L too o, Rochester,
.;N. y.
[WANTED, A CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN
stenographer; a Rood, permanent uo
sliion for the right man; a g ?od
piano-player preferred. Answer
? julck. Ad'lr.sta 1" 333, care Tlmes
Dlspatcn.
?EXTRA SALESMAN. SATURDA V AF
ternoon and evening; experience tn
retail hot business. Apply l.\ II. S..
_I NC, 713 E. Main Str cot._
YOUNO MAN, lfi OR 1? YEARS OLD.
i who write* good hand, for stock?
room of automobile companv. Apply
In person only. FORD AUTO CO.,
162? w. Broad Street._
{wanted. 5 FIRST-class painters
Apply 211 .south Vine. .!. a. nied*
erma ykh._
"Wanted, shoe repairer at
once. J. g. lELAND, 216 N. Flftn
Street.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED WHITE
shipping clerk for furniture house:
none but experienced need apply.
Address E 77T. care Times-Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN DESIRE3 I
location. Correspondence solicited, j
Address r: >i>9, care Tlmcs-Dlsiiateh.
VAN 3'i D TWO Hi ?IT IN? MACJP.\' .
cry salesmen for Eastern nnd West-I
ern half of Virginia; complete line]
gasolene engines, mill:, lighting arid I
water plants, marine engines. Ad- j
'lit-.is 1' 631, care Tlmcs-Dlepatch. |
WaNTHdT MEN 'lTi_LKAl:N 'HARBER j
trade. Only few weeks required, j
WaKes afler llrst month. Steady i
position guaranteed. Write for cat
?loguo. MOLER'S BARBER COL
HE GE. 3'".; Bowt.ry. New Vork City.
.WANTED. A RELIABLE COLORED
boy who understands Hardening and
care of cow. Cood wages. Only those,
with good references need apoly
Phone Madison S249 \\A_
.wanted'.' reliable farmer wTth
Rood team to cultivate large farm
near Richmond at once. Apply Room
?-?0U. No. 13. North Ninth Street.
wanted. LOCOMOTIVE MACHIN
lats by the C. o. Railcrav st c*n
ton Forge. Va.. shuns,
fettunifons CUiintc?, 9$ait
YOtfNO^MAlTwTTT^^ it'; H BUS.
Iness experience and best habtts and
references and some capital, if need?
ed, open to position; real estate or
commission business preferred.
I'honn Madison 7178._
Wanted, colored men to pre
pare na Bleeping ear ami tra'n por?
ters, firemen and Itrukem.-u. Vir?
ginia, Maryland. Kentucky. Pennsyl?
vania roads. Write Immediately. No
experlenco necessary. No strike.
Inclose stamp. RAILWAY INST.,
DEPT. 12, Indianapolla^Ind.
FAr.meh AND tJARDJCn'eiV. up-TO
date Western man. married; compe
. tent to take charge of an estate.
ceo. BROAPRUl'. Lorraine, Va.
A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS A GRAD
uatc of the V. m. l, and has ben
tcachinR. desires employment until
September next. Best references
Riven; outdoor work preferred. Ad?
dress W., Pox 118, Farntvlilo. Va.
^clp ifliante?, Jfemale
SO GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WHIT. I
LOCK BRANCH. TWENTY-THIRD
AND MAIN STREETS,
WANTED, -at once, 20 GIRLS. be-j
tween the ages of 11 and 30 years.:
A. hoi'.n fe co,
WANTED, INTELLIC1bnt GENTLE
man to KO to country as cpmpqhloh
for boy; no salary. Address I? &56,
care TlmCSrDispatch._? j
Wanted, an experienced rten- j
OgraplK r. Address F ^ss. care Tlmoa
Dispatch. _ _ _ !
SALESLADY?WANTED. LADY TO
call upon school t. achcrs In Rich-'
mond; one capable of domonstratlhK
an l-iiiRllsh course of education;
school teacher preferred. Address
F -Hi- care Timcs-Dlspatch._|
g;i r.NoiiiiAiMi i:n. Ac.-ritATi-f at
dictation and trahscrlblng notes;
underwood operator; s.i> where you
\ can be reached by phone Wednesday
inoriilnK- 15 ojti, care Tlimes-Dl?
jiatch._i
WANTED, A RELIABLE, SETTLED
nurse. Apply 183S Monument Ave-1
r.ue._
CANVASSERS, HOUSE TO HOUSE OR
offices 1 splendid proposition. Call at
103 North Eighth Street:_
' solicitors aiio ?alc?inrn
SAlSsMEN^ThiUSE ~TO" IlOUSE OR
offices; splendid proposition. Call at
102 i'orth Eighth Street._
SAL E S R E PR ESENT AT IVE FOR
Richmond territory: best liquid soap
und automatic dispenser In country;
repeat sales insured; splendid in?
come; must have limited capital to
til,an,-e ?Wn offlcC. Nr. objection to
man handling other nonconfllctliiR
lines. If or dcllnbtc appointment phono
mr. McCarthy, 3; Lexington Ho?
tel, 1
feituuttonrf t?antcD, jrentalf
WVYI^TErjT ^?y C^MpETlST~"iI^^
stenographer who needs tho work,
copying or circular work at home.
Atldrcns F C5B, care Tlmcx-Ulspatch.
UDY bookkeeper desires P08I
tlon; four years' experience. Address
D care Times-Dispatch._
jDcoupsionat *?tip t?ian?tj
W^??fetj, ' ~rkac.i i frits of all
grades, for college, public and pri?
vate schools, also luatroiiH and
housekeepers, for fall openings In
Virginia nnd Southern States vir?
GINIA teachers' bureau, H. W.
'*r!dlln. Manager, Richmond. Va.
"agents ctlanteo
I'!; :> I i: I ? (."J It , X' t, V' ?] ? i IK 'st'liA MsfiT'p
lilalilc. Greatest marine disaster
In history; 1.600 souls to eatery
graves. Full account of the appall?
ing uccldcnt told by survivors, strik?
ing the Icuberg. Summoning <*'d by
wireless, Picking-up the lifeboats and
bringing homo ui- rescued. nar?
rowing scenes <>n the sinking sun-.
Heroism ?-r passengers, oOlcnrs ana
crew. only authdrltatlvc book.
Magnificent photographs and artists'
urawings. Over 300 pages. Price only
"i. BO per cent, commission. Com?
plete outlit, lo cents, write to-do v.
oeo. a. clows co.. 234 s. Kigiitn
St., PhlladclpKla, Pa. Dept. if
MAISON FRANCALSE. IVt ^NCdtTH
EiKUth Ktrct. Richmond. Vu., I.mu
Chevalier, Prop, (late chef Palace
, Hotel. San lianclaco, and cllel .net
I ropolltan Club, Washington. d. C>,
cut-line alld oreparing for privat?
dinners a specialty; French table
d'hote dinner dally, 5:30 to 'j P. M
60c; lunch dally. 11:30 A. M. to 3
P. M.. 40c; mc^ln also served a lu
carte. Fur private dinners. etc..
cooks will be furnished n.t res'-iences
Ii deal red. Phone- Madison > t::.s.
I?oI WEST GRACE. STREET; ROOMS
with in wit bout board,
DESIRABLE ?UTS1DE ROOMS WITH
table bourd; home comforts. lett
.Main, itdjolnlrig Jefferson Hotel.
PDiiltrj?, prts ant) 3Ubr ?toch
Kui: sale,' CloSJBINAT]ON Hoi18E\ s
year's old; good saddler und no bat
l<: driving house aver produced; not'
afraid of anything except whip.
main STREET MARKET, HENRY
b, WINSTON. Prop. 2101 W. Main
Madison sill; Monroe
A UTII SPAR K, BEAUTIFUL B it I NdLe
Boston terrier, male, high pedigree;
reasonable. WILLOUGHBY K EN -
NELS. Norfolk,_
FINE. SPIRITED MA III .. K'j|i~GKx'.
t];mah; six year*. Virgin* bred.
LA SITTER'S, 21 North Nineteenth
Street.
llooms f-ot B.tnt
two f'i: i :n ish'e u V'O'nn e*c*fi n"< ;
rooms for light housekeeping. 2024
Stuart Avenue.
TWl > i ??NN ECTI S'i ROOMS! TELE
phbne, electric lights, bath, hot wa?
ter; central location: southern ex
pbsure; suitable for bachelor. Ad
F :?'?'. rat, Tiln- -Dlr-patch._
ONE I AR'ii: "FRONT ROOM; ALSO
hall ; .....:?, ! North Third. _
ELEGANTE y F lrK NI SHED, CLE A N
rooms: phon?. bath free. Ill North
j^hth._
FOR RENT. 1 URNISHED OR UNFtTR
nl.'hed rooms. Phon- Madison 1770.
los West Marshall street._
LA KiJi: VlTuST it?'oM for T WO
gentlemen; electric lights, bath. II-'
So Ith FJfth,_
jrlats caanttD~
wanted" ri:\m-iii:?f i:d'Xpart"
merit, three to live rooms; can tak"
possession May 1 or later. Address
A ?14". care Times-Dispatch.
lExcculors' iZoiice
TO WHOM IT MAY CONf'KP.N:
Having qualiHed on February 14,]
1912, before tho Superior Court of
I.oa Angeles cotinty, Slate of Cali?
fornia, as guardian of the estate of
I.eland Edison Curti.? Ralph, take
notice that I Shall on the 14TI1 i)\\
OF MAY. 1912. at 1? o'clock A. M..
apply to the Chnncery t.rourt of
Richmond, at the court room of Said 1
court. In the City Hull. Richmond. ;
Va.. for nr. order pay.ng to me the j
sum of 1702.? I. now in the custody
of the Chancery Court and belong?
ing to i.elar.d Edison Curtis Ralph, a1
minor. FRANCIS A. RALPH,
cluardian for Leland Edison Curtis;
Ralph.
J201?C?
WANTED. THE public TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS.. Jewelers, 9
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange I
and REMOL NT DIAMONDS IN the J
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken in exchange._
DR. N. cT^hTeLLE1 t7~SIJRGEON-CH1- I
i(,podibt. now located ut 102 East:
Broad Street, over Commonwealth]
Bunk. Ofllce hours: S A. M.-8 P. M.;
Saturday. 10 P. M.: Sunday, 9-12 M.
Manicuring. I'hone Monroe 2580^1..
AUSTRIAN HAND .EMBROIDERED I
Underwear; new shipment of real I
Austrian l^ac?s. in collars, culfs and
yard goods; an exquisite collection
?t low prices: do not fail to see them
at YARID'S, 817 North Fifth Street.
rWILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
anv debts contracted by any one ex
cvfil myself. ALMERT l.'Il'?Set.
LAWN' MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired. BIGKERSTAFF. I si i East
Main Street._
COUNT THE INDIANS AS THEY PASS
by, then see T"MI'KINS._
ttlnnico
WANTKD. To " llL'V FOR cash,'
household goods In any ciuamuy.
Phone Madison 3S51.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE INDIAN
side cnr'.? Carries two passengers]
at one-eighth cer.t n mile. See
TOMFKINS for d-:n jiist r;i t in n.
DON'T WORRY: 'LET US COLLECT
your accounts. Sure and quick, re?
sults. R. S. ELLYSON Ai CO., llasc
inenl American Hank. _
FORD AUTOMOBILE.?1 WANT A
second-handed one for cash, Write
to F sou. ear,- Times-Dispatch.
SEN ' INI >? 11.'.M I BOOK SHOP MOVED
from is'o. 116 East lo No. U \S OSI
Broad Street. Uooks bought, sold
and ogchanged, .\. W. lawson. Pro.
prletor._
WANTED, : TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity,
i:. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO., 817
Bast Broad Street. ^ _
V. AN'N.O. TO BUY OLD MAHOGANY
bureaus, Bldcbeards, chairs, old brass
and sliver candlesticks and Olitor an
tlque.s; also a few choice pieces of
antique furniture fo'i sale, lu West
Main. Phone Monroe 260?._
^rtsonals
IM:->N.\1.1 ,Y CONTACTED T<>V\:
to it.iiv Switzerland, Germany, Hol?
land Belgium, Franc.-. England; a
low vacancies in small, select party
-ailing Saxonia Ju:i> 12; eighty-two
d'ys $C2.'.; references. Address D
574, 'care ' TlniCB-Plapatoh._j
BICYCLES REPAIRING AN D BABY
? carriages repaired. BICXERSTAFF.
1811 B. Main Street,_.
! HUMAN .HAIR bouoht AND SOLD
at HUOHES'S. 2?c North Third._i
TJH3*~HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. SMITH
Held sausage, for sale at your
grocer's.
WANTED; Fl-ENISIIED FLAT < iF 5
or 6 rooms for light housekeeping
for six months. Location In \> CSl
End. State full particulars. Address
' ' "X 10." cure Times-Dispatch.
DAILY PUZZLES
Wh.it kind of horse?
ANSWEIl to YESTERDAY'S pvzzle.
Stocks.
J OL- Sale
! >-v '?iHnTeTral"'MEHCAN^Lk'Busi?
ness in .Sussex county. forty-live
miJc-s of ltlclunond. Vs.; eight miles
oi tin; Atlantic Coast Line. An es?
tablished business stand of twenty*
live years. Jli.OO'J to ??b,000 trade;
books open tu inspection to any one
inat ineand business, ?4,000 to }<,'?<><
stock, which can bo reduced to suit
buyer it he wish. Torrn? will be
made very easy. Addicts c S'JO, care.
Tlmca-Dlspatch.
i'la Xllll.S, RESAWl* SWING .TT
off saws, lath mill*, stave machinery
I and other wood-working machinery.
Condition guaranteed. I. BLUFOltD
1 & CO.
I KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO. full OC
I tavc. mahogany ease, condition good:
terms rea.sona.oL-. Address U 557.
j _ ' <re Tlmca-Dlspatch.
FOB .SALIC. no. 1 ~i7lsO mete It
ht<am pump; will pump to per cent,
sand or mud; 3-inch discharge. half
Inch ateain. Also 60-H.-P. boiler, IS.
H.-p. engine, two steam drills; on-j
! double-drum hoist, one single-drum
! hoist, derrick*, ears and track; two-.
j horsepower holst, wincnes and gen
crr.l quarry or contractor's equip?
ment, Address 11 si, care Times- '
I Dispatch. I
; F?7t SALE, TWO NEW SLNGLE1
truck*. KICHARDSON BROS., oli
Brook Avenue. j
FOlt WAGONS GO~TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. 615 Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing und rubber-ttro worK.
Madison 1467. _
NO. i BOSS SILENT CUTTER EN
. terpriso meat chopper, meat mixer,
j sausage stuffer and all shatt'ns.
brand new. ti. NOVOTNY. 134 South
a vc. Petentourg._ _
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING TO my
i new pluce. 1619 West Broad, l will
sell my entire stock of antique fur
: ntturo at cost. 1 will also give a
i spec.al reduction on repairing and
Itnlshlng furniture. Antiques bought.
L1SEX. HO Hast Main. M idis 19!>u
for, SALE. one trap. can Bli
i seen at B. D. Kay's sjtf.ble. Apply
I GEO. O. TENNEV, Mutual Building.
ITtoi.L top "desk. i; emi~n~gton
j typewriter, outdoor showcase and
four counter showcases, cheap.
' _'l uM1JK1N^? _ 3'-' 7 W. Broad.
MOTOR CYCLES, NEW AND SECOND,
hand; all prices. TOMPKINS, No.
3^7 Wj Broad. _ _
ALL RINDS OF SCALES REPAIRED.
_B1CKERSTA FF. Ul 1 K. Ma 1 n_Street.
DELICIOUS sm ITH Fl eld SAUSAGE
i now on sale at your grocer's._
1 FOR SALE. ONE LOT OF MAHOO
any furniture. Apply ios Twenty
seventh Street. _
FOR SA I<E. S E VERAL SECOND-HAND
top buggies, one runabout and one
top grocery wagon. These loos are
In good icpaii and we will sell
cheap to make room. A. MEYER'S
SON.-. 731 E. Gary .Street. _ _ i
ENGINE ANb 1'UMI's FOR .SALE. i;
35-horsepower engine, made by John
Turnet. Richmond. Ya.; two boiler
feed pumps. In good order. Selling
-on account of putting in larger plant.
Address LARUS & BROTHER CO.,
Box 4SS. city.
for s?le. a LARGE AND CARE
fully selected stock of surreys, bug?
gies, phaetons and runabouts, rUbber
and steel tires. Our prices are the
lowest. A. MEYER'S sons. 731 E.
Cary Street._;
MARINE GASOLENE MOTOR. ELEC
trlc motors, kerosene and gasolene;
engines, guaranteed. L BLUFOltD
&_
automotjiies for is>ale
?sSd^PS1i i i OA rsT i '-? 3;.r^*?X7ilM)7".
190S. 190?, 1010; two, three and nve
passcnger; In excellent condition;
owners purchasing 11)13 models. Will
send instructor liomc- with out-ol
towh purchasers, ford auto CO.,
1639 W. Broad Street._
<?Q{U diu CU1000
w (X) lT"a f " RED uCED^PR1C es. TO
move 1.10 cords at once we offer
slab and kindling at si.50 ner half
cord. Dry oak at s3 half-cord. Full
measure; prompt service. Order to?
day. MIDLOTHIAN WOOD com
l'anV. Phone Madlson 881 8.
IVIJUli and coal.
our Dry kindling rest in city.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company; $1.50 halt-cord. DA?
VID M. lea & CO. Rhone Monroe
(ISO._
IF YOU BUrn WOOD JUST CONSULT
headquarters over phone or get on
car and coma to my office, whore
you can see a -ample and get de?
livery in 30 minutes by uutomoblle
truck long, the WOOD MAN. 150?
V\ est Broad,_
25u?tncj3s ?ppommmris
7\ t ?? ?ifpblY?TioN~"'opi^NiNti ~< rpFicE
I in Richmond requires a represent.i
I tlva capable of taking charge and
handling salesmen; proposition en?
tirely new: demands very large; ex?
clusive rights and protection guar?
anteed; capital approximate to the
amount of fSOQ necessary- one uc
qunlntod with Richmond pr ifcrrcd.
Address D ?15. car. Times-Dispatch,
IF y?? HAVE $2.f.00 YOU CAN 1N
vest, With services, securing an ex?
cellent position; advise lit once.
"OPPORTUNITY'," Post-Ofllco ia.\
No. 133, city._
IF YOU ilAVE A MERITORIOUS PAT
i cnt, etc., which you want organized,
systematized end marketed, address
R is', citrr Time.-.-DIs;,.Hell._
LU::iestate J?or txcnt
V till ?'; E NT, OFF IC E '?I 'AC if 1N~ 1030
Hull Street. South Richmond. Ap?
ply on premises. _
BRICK ' IA If A QE FOR RENT; FREE
water and electric light: tr, per
month. Apply 105 East Broad._
FOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR STORE?
room. 100 East nrond Street. Apply
400 East Broad Street._
-:-=
ftummer Poartrinrt_
ROl fLEVA HI) . /nnC ON HAMPTON
Roads, country, and seashore com
hlneil. with oity conveniences. Send
for literature to the MISSES TABB.
Hnmpton. Va
~~. ~?t?l e?tatc caanic?
list '"your farms with j a. Con?
nelly & co. Write postal for nec?
essary blanks.
SUal C?tatc $ot &aU
?-vTr?inta:
742 acres virginia plantation.
borders IiAKE 1% MLLE8.
BEAUTIFUL PLANTATION HOME,
productive noil. 200-acre Holde work?
ed by machinery: pasture for leveral
hundred cattle; wood and timber for
which owner refused $3,000; lots of
fruit; excellent buildings. Colonial
mansion, 10 rooms and basement:
SO-foot bnrn, two tenant houses,
large number of odtbulldlnps; only
one mile to railroad; owner must
j make quick change to disturt State.
I price only $12,600; part cash. Kur
j thcr IrifOMBatlon and traveiiig direc?
tions to see this splendid sto-k farm,
and a dandy of S5 acres for $2,600.
same trip, page I. "Strom's Southern
Farm Catalogue,:'.",'' just out. copy
free. Station 2700. E. A. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, 517 Llthlc Street.
I Greenefboro, n. C. _
? KltOAD l'i'llkl? USE" BLo''K OF
1 CITY MALI,. LARGE BRICK RESl
I DENCE, IN SPLENDID CONDITION:
: RENTAL. $660; PRICE, $6,000. J. A.
' '(jN>>'l:1-1,Y & Ct >._
FOR SALE, VIRGINIA GOLD MINING
property, known as "Ollmer's" Gold
Mine; 350 acres, clear title; two de?
veloped ore sbnes; fully rqu'ppcd
wllh mining and milling machinery
(lane 10-ft. mUl.i. If not soli! bofoto
will be offered for sale ut public
auction Oh May g, 1M2. at 11 A. M..
on the premise.14, seven and a half
miles distant from Columbia, Va., on
c. & o. Ry., James River division.
For particulars address YOUNG
AMERICA GOLD MININ?; CO., 11
Governor street. Richmond; Va.
$3,250 WILL BUY NICE HOME NEAR
Forest Hill Far!;. Must be *old at
once. Address P. O. Box No. 12.
FARMS WE HAVE SOME OF THE
most desirable (arms in the State to
sell. W. T. 8TEPTOE * CO., Real
I Estate Agents. Lynchburg. Va._
KT- .VSING T :\ V -M 1 SOt I I! t-11?I- .
NEAR CAR LINE, BIGHT-ROOM
BRICK RESIDENCE: HOT-WATER
HEAT AND IN SPLENDID CONDI?
TION. PRICE, $7,000. J. A. CON
NELLY St CO.__
ATTEND AUCTION SALE THURSDA Y.
Slav 2. P. M., of pix Herrn at Wcst
hampton. D. J. BRADFORD COM?
PANY. Auctioneers.
S$i0Cfllanrou0
T YPEWRl^TTfRsT-"
WOULD YOU SHOW OCR WHOLLY
visible typewriter lo your friends
j and let them see wherein it excels
I any $100 typewriter made, if you
could without costing you one cent
have the typewriter to keep forcVei
as your own? Then write us for
lull particulars. EMERSON TYPE
i WRITER CO., Box 5. Woodstock. III.
SLIP COVERS.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE. FOR BEO
room or parlor. I.'ade to nt. SYD
NOR & HUNDLEY. INC.. ?eventh and
Grace. Madison 3204.
LETTERS TYPEWEITEN. .
DUPLICATE TTPEWR1TEN LET
ters. Best quality and lowest price.
I'. o. Rox lit2, Richmond. Va._
EXQUISITES.
austrian HAND embroidered
1 Underwear; new shipment of real
Austrian Laces, In collars, cuffs and
yard gools: an exquisite collection
at low prices; do not tail lo see them
at varid's. 21T North Fifth Street.
j stove's repaired.
GAS. STEEL RANGE. ANY KIND. G.
; RAND, The Expert. Call Monroe 536
or Monroe 2947,
: -TP" you cant find iri ?? to
McGRAW'S."
; garden HOSE of all QUALITIES,
I from the cheapeat to the best. Prices
[ from Sc lo 15c. All accessories, such
as reuif, nozzle.-. sprinklers and
couplings. JAMES McGRAW, 1440
I and 42 B. Main Street._
SHARPO CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP- j
cued. 2 l-2c. each; razors honed, 15c. .
Work hair tested, sterilized and i
guaranteed, thousand satisfied. Send
tor circular and convenient blade
mailer. SHARPO CO.. 506 East Main
Street._I
SHOE REPAIRING.
76c. HALFSOLE ME.VS SHOES. 60c.
ladles; every pair sewer; best leath- \
er; no nails, nr pegs. Royal rub- ,
ber heels, 25c; Trcd-Air rubber heels,
40c: leather hccla rebuilt like new. 1
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Main. Phone Mon- \
roc 2S67.
LADIES' HAIR GOODS.
HUMAN, HAIR BOUGHT. SOLD. COMB. <
ings made into switches, braids, etc.
Shampooing. halrdressing, RICH -
MOND HAIR STORE. INC.. 212 N.
Fifth Street. City. _
UPHOLSTERING.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND FOL
lsacC, IT>at*.resae* renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol?
sterer. 425 West Broad.
ANTIQUES
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L N. Alt
NALL & SON. 1617 IV. Broad. Phono
Madison 6277._
S^rcnnrjs j
THE * ANNUAL MEETING OF THE I
Mutual Assurance Society of Vir?
ginia wl i bo held at ihe. ofllce of
I the society MONDAY, May 20, 1012
i at l o'clock p. M.
EDWIN A. PALMER,
!_?_Principal Agent.
Till: REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the .stockholders of the Baughman
stationery Company will be held In
the ofllce of company, 1322 West
Broad Street. Richmond, Va;, W ED -
j NTSSDAY, May Si 1912, at noon.
JAS S. FRANCIS.
_ Secretary.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
; At the annual meeting of tho Board
' of Visitors of this Institution, to be
held on MAY 23; 1912, there will be
elected u professor of diseases of
the eye and ear and a professor of
obstetrics and diseases of the |>uer
i perul state, which vacancies wire
created by the tjeaths of Drs. John
; p. Davidson and Daniel J, Coleman,
I respectively.
i Applications for these chairs, with
! testimonials, to be forwarded to
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, M. IX,
Dean, Richmoiid, Va.
Tllos. II, BARNES, M. I>.
President Hoard >>f Visitors.
_J. It. McCAULBY. Secrotary;
: Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
otiice of the Treasurer,
Wilmington. N, C. April 22. 1912,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com?
pany has declared 2 per mer?
est on the certificates of Indebted?
ness of that company, payable at tho
office of the treasurer, at Wilming?
ton, N. C, on and after MAY 1.
1912. Tho transfer bonk- nr.- closed
from tho 20th day of April, 1912. tu
I the 1st day of May, 1912. both in?
clusive. JAMES F. POST,
_ Treasurer.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Ofllce of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. N C., May 1, 1912.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT.
lantlc Coast Line Railroad Company
I has declared o dividend Of tw.> and
i one-hnlf per cent, on the preferred
capital smelt of that company, pay?
able at the office 61 ihe treasurer; o
W.ilmlngton. N. C? on and after MAY
i?. 1012. The transfer books arc
dosed from the 29th tlav of Apr!'.
1912, lo May 10, l'.'12. both dales
Inclusive JAMES F. I'DST.
Trwaurcr.
SATURDAY FINAL
TAXPAYiNG DAY
If You Fail to Qualify by May
4 You Can't Vote at
All This Year. *
CITIZENS URGED TO PAY UP
j Important Questions Before City
Dcmand*Evcry Demo?
crat's Vote.
Four days?less than ninety-six
I hours?remain in which to pay tho
? poll tax and become qual'flcd to vote
j for members of the Administrativ?'
j Board. Tho Constitution requires this
j tax to be paid six' months before the
. Kencral election In November, and the
; time limit expires with the close of
the lax collector's office In the City
Hall Saturday afternoon.
While the. election of membera of
; the Administrative Board holds tho
' highest Interest for Richmond voters,
I poll tax receipts will entitle the hold?
ers to cast their ballots not only In
this election, but in the national ciec
i lion for members of Congress and
I President an well. The Installation uf
i a new and Important administrative
j body In the city's machinery of gov
; criimctil, and the most closely contest
' cd and absorbing national contest since
the early nineties, combine to mako
, special appeal to evry cillz.cn to whom
j the exercise of the ballot appears in its i
i true light?a duty of American citizen
I Hhip to be used instead of content
plated.
duality lor Any I'rimary.
Citizens who pay their poll tuxes on
or before Saturday will have thc**lghtj
to vote In any primary which may bei
held 'Hiring the summer for any of
the offices to be tilled at the general
fir-lion. Failure to pay by that tltno
will bar the right to vote either In
any of the primaries or in tho final
i elections in November, and will depr vc
! a man of his highest attrlbutu as a
1 citizen of the I/nitod States?the right
1 to express his opinion in the selection
j of men to make, the nation's laws and
1 .expend the public funds. j
I The major bustnes organizations of
I the city, while deeming it wise to
] maintain a policy <>f liands-off in the
coming election of the Administrative,
j Board, in order to insure a fair held
and no favors to every candidate, join
as one In urging every voter to guard
I against being disqualified through fail?
ure to pay his poll tax by Saturday.
. Business men In every branch of In
; due try look upon the election as the
I men momentous that has confronted
I the city since lu incorporation as a
municipality, chiefly because of the
vast power for good and evil which
will inhere in tho now Administrative
Board.
"A Fight Worth Fighting."
Seldom In tho political history of a
? city does the individual ballot count
; tor as much as it will in the coming
. municipal eled'on. "It Is a tight wortli
' lighting," was the way one business
'< man put It yesterday. Willi nearly a
! score of men of varied abilities and
' qualifications seeking five S5.000 pOsi
; tions at the hands of the- dty, the
opportunity fqr nice discrimination
I and exercise of sound judgment was
1 never before as great.
Reports from .Massachusetts lend
new interest to the national struggle
i- November. Will It be Tuft or I
Roosevelt, or Wilson or Clark whoJ
will be inaugurated in Washington on
March 4, 1913? lor the first time In.
sixteen years the auspices are favor- :
aide to the election of u Democratic I
President. But It takes ballots to elect!
a President, Whether he be Republican,
or Democratic and in older to cast his
ballot in Virginia a voter innst hold a
receipt for his poll tux sliowine; that
it was paid at least six months pre?
vious to the general election. Satur?
day Is tho last day to comply with
this provision.
(itdi .Malic, SlronR Plea.
President Nell 1>. suis. ?f ?'>e Business
Men's flub yesterday mailed the following
letter t.. inch member of that organization:
"We believe that the best interests of ;
Richmond can be conserved only by the bus- j
ineas men of our lilly being in s position to
exercise their rlchts of suffrage. We most
respectfully can your attention to the fact :
Hint May I I* the last day thai one can ;
qualify (by paylnit his poll tax) to partlcl- ,
pat* in the < iming fall e lection. We. there?
fore, ask that If you have not already paid
I yotlf poll IBS f?r the last three years that
ii will do so at once, so that you can help
I to Insure a safo and sound government for
I our city.
?\Ve are particularly anxious lo see every
I member of our club u qualified voter."
AMONG Tfil SPEEDERS
- I
Rev. .1. J. Wicker. I). I).. Appeals from $.10
, Fine In Police Court.
Ttev. J, J. tVlcker. 1). I).. paJtor of the '
Leigh Street Itaptlst Church, was lined $:.') j
and l ost? yesterday morning in Police Court ;
on the charge of running automobile No. '
$91 faster than allowed by ordinance. l>r. I
VI Icker, Who did not appear In e.?urt. wnH
I represented by his counsel. A, \v. Patter?
son, wild took nn appeal from the decision
.of Justice Crutehfteld. According to Motor?
cycle Officer C, D. Samuels, TV. Wicker w.\s
; driving the cur at a speed of nipro than ]
j twenty miles an hour In tins: Main Street 1
Ion Aiiril .*..
i James Ford, colored, employed da n chauf-I
I four by f.". M. Dean, SM \Ves| a race Street, '
'whs lined for violating the traffic or.il- ;
nance nnd $10 for disorderly conduct.
Segal j^otjer
SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CON?
NECTICUT, COI NTY OF HART?
FORD, THE I9TII DAY OF APRIL
! Helen s. (iorham
I vs.
: -lohn Corham.
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
Upon complain! Insald cause brought I
to said court, at Hartford, in said I
county, on the first Tuesday Of Do
comber, 1911, and now pending, claim-'
ling a divorce, custody of minor chi'.-!
dl-on. It not appearing to this court
that the defendant has received notice I
of the pondency of said complaint, and:
M appearing to this court that Hid
defendant; John Clorhuin, is absent j
from till State; thai the whereabouts
; of tli<- defendant,* John Corham, 's un?
known to the plaintiff,
Ordered, thai notice of the Institu?
tion and pendency of said complaint'
shall bo given the defendant by pub?
lishing IJl's order In 1*hc Richmond I
Times-Dispatch, a newspaper publish?
ed in Richmond, Va.. once a week, fjio
;two successive weeks, commencing on I
Or before April 24, 1912; also that do
'positions will he taken by the plaintiff I
be used in tho ui?i.of said cause
.it the office of F. n. James. Greenville,I
C. APRIL So. at 10 o'clock In tho!
forenoon.
By order of tho Court,
GEORGE A, < 'ON ANT.
_Clerk of said Court.
s&i\unttg
For CORRECT STYLES IN Mlij.iN
ory you must see my display or trim
m tl hats nnd unt rimmed shapes; ai$o
my Mneof ready-made garments for
ladlds and children. Wo tire now
giving special prices on all Rnes,
Alterations free. M IIS, JULIUS
BE \U, 1123 E. Main Street.
Get Information.
at First Hand
?
] Not Necessary to Auk Somebody Klse
to Look It t'p for You
With Thin Set.
"I'll ask my teacher n-bout it."
So many qu:stions arise In the fam?
ily that are taken cur.- of just in this
way.
Teachers nr- continually 'bothered
with questions that should !>e answered
at home, and every -home should have
I a reference work that will save time
1 and trouble and answer all questions
correctly.
i Such is Everybody's Cyclopedia,
I whlcli Th* Tlmos-Dlspatch Is pre
! sentlng on the popular coupon plan.
; it Is not advertised in the magaxlnetj
(and you can get It only through this
newspaper, it is complete la live oc-j
itavo volumes, the most convenient size
for use. It contains Just what .von
?want to know, and the inform LtlOTi
can be found In an Instant, W'thout
going through pages and pages cf
twenty or thirty cumbers/into volumes.
There nrc a few of the compliment
1 tory sits still on hand, but there's
no knowing how soon they'll he gone,
and as for tho future no more can be
definitely promised. So clip th.; cou?
pon from another page of this l=stte
and act quickly. There's no time to
< lose.
FISHER SWEEPS
EVERY CITY WARD
Named Over Br?ckelt as Mayor
of Alexandria?Results
of Primary. *
[Special to The Tlmes-TJTspatch.]
i Alexandria, Va., April 30.?Thomas
A. Fisher defeated Albert D. Brocken
I in the primary held hero to-day for
[ tho nomination for Mayor. Fisher
swept every ward In the city and his
' total majority was 306. The vote was
Fisher, SI2. Brodten. 636. Mr.
Br?ckelt was a progressive, but Mr.
Fisher made no announcement of his
policies. Tho big majority of Fisher
came as a surprise to tho Brocketl
supporters. Fisher entered the con?
test on April ID last, following the
death of Hubert Snowdon, who was op?
posing Brockett. With only a week
to work he madf a whirlwind canvass
and swept everything before him.
I All of the candidates who were new
: ones for Council were defeated. Coun?
cilman Lead bettor in tno First Ward
went down in dcfe.it, being defeated
by Councilmnn Frank Splnks, who ran
in the First Ward, and who Is at pres?
ent representing the Fourth Ward.
! Eight Councilman were nominated
! and four Aldermen?two Councllmen
I from each ward and one Alderman. The
1 result was as follows:
First Ward?Aldermen: J. M. Hill,
256; Richard Roland, ~i Councilman;
. Frank C. Splnks, 213; Harry R. Burke,
211; Edward 8. Lcadbcatter, 147.
s-''cond Ward?Alderman: W. W. B.il
lcngcr, no opposition, ^tl: Councllmen:
Howard VV. .Smith. 254; R. D. Brutri
back, 203; M. J. McFarland, 1S3; Frank
Mason. 45.
i Third Warn?Alderman: Henry K
F|,l(i. no opposition, ."22. Councllmen
Roberl L Monroe. 2l6j John T. Har?
rison. 214; Orlando H. Daniels, 107.
Fourth Word?Aldermen: L B. Fits,
gerald, 240; Thomas E, Hyson. 09.
Councllmen: Marshall, 241; Albert
Bryan. 211; W. <;. Lehew, 81; R A.
Paul. 24;
AN OLD TIMET"
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY
k _
Hentolnted Suet, on Old.Tlme Medi?
cine, l~oun,| nt Trasle
UniK Co.
The old folks knA-.v all about pure
mutton suet and healing oils called
Mentolated Suet. It is a household
remedy for all kinds of Inflammation
of the skin und mucous mcmbran?.
Applied on the skin, It produces a cool?
ing sensation, and in a little while the
pain is gone. For sunburn, blisters,
sorts. Itch or eczema, It Is almost u
speciilc. There Is no better remedy
for heat and chafing. Just apply lo
affect fd parts. Summertime brings
many needs for this good old-time
medicine?and the fact that it still
can be had is good news to many
homes,.
IXcal estate .for fealc
65 ACRES
House, four rooms: good barn, poul?
try houses, orchard, well, Htreaav. near
?tatlon; fourteen milnn north of Rich?
mond. Price, $1.500.
OWNER.
.,- ... - Box 12. Alle?. Va.
By" IS. iCcatlln ck^CoT*
10 n. Eighth Street.
trubtf.f/s auction samt.
of a
Commodious and substantial,:/*
constructed dwf.llino on :w>,
hanoveit stiikf.t. west of sol?
diers' home and fast of til?
den street.
Di execution ot a corta-.n deed of
trust to inc. dated July 20, 1910, of
record in Richmond Chancry Court
clerk s olllee. In D. B. 20.7 C. pngo
3S7, default having been mado 'n the
payment of a portion of the money
therein secured, and being required BO ',
to do by the note-holder. I will, on ?
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 191?.
at ?*, o'clock F. M..
on tin pn tols s, eell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the lot described '
as "Beginning at a point on the south
lino of Hanover Street, distant ICO
fest ?> Inches east of Tilden Street,
them running easterly 32 foot 0
Inehc :s and extending back southerly
nt right angles 179 feet *3 inches to a
comnil 1 :i alley 20 feel wide." on which
there Is a handsome, well-built dwell?
ing, erected In 1910.
TERMS By consent, will be $1.000
or more ensh; M.OOo payable July 26.
1913. interest thereon payable quar?
terly, and the balance nt one year.
_ i: A. ' ATI.IN. Trustee^
By J. D. Cornenl & Son.
Heal Estate AucttonJcrs.
AUCTION SALE
of
I CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
FLATS ADJOINING.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. 1912,'
at ? o'clock P. M.,
we will offer tor sale, on the pram
Ises, No- ;siy and 1S&1 Venable
Street.
This property Is one of tho oldest
business stands on Church Hill, and
now doing a Ifno business. Tho corner,
occupied 11 a .1 grocery, has a good Hat
above, rooms in roar, large yard, stablo
and wagor, shod. The house adjoining
Is iin established barber shop, with
rooms In tho rear and large room
above. This is a first-class Invest?
ment, and should command the atton
tlon of purchasers of business pfiop
erty.
TERMS: One-fourth caAh; balance
lone, two and thr,->o years.
By John T. Oocldln A Co.,
Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE
OF
'? IKSON WARD" PROPERTY,
KNOWN AS 1013 HICKORY
STREET.
At request of tho owner, we will,
sell at public auction, on the prem?
ises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 1912,
at '1 o'clock P. M.,
the aliove described house, containing
five rooms. Lot 4f>?ixlll foot, with
room enough on side for another house
to bo built. This will mako a good
home, or will pay well as an invest?
ment.
TERM?: At sale.
JOHN T. GOD DIN et CO.,
Auctioneers.
auction ?filess, jfutute JDng?
"^^By Edward S. Host Company^
and
RutTin & Sloan.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
i In ordor to settle an estate, we are
j requested 10 offer by pibllc auction,
on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY !, 1912,
nt ?< o'clock P. M.,
j those three two-story brick dwellings.
iNos. 601, 603 ana
j 603*4 West Gary
Street
They contain seven rooms
each, in addition to hath and pantry,
and are In excellent condition. The
location of this property and the basis
on which they are now renting would
make a most profitable Investment.
AT G O'CLOCK P. M.. ON THE SAME
DAY.
we will offer on the premises. No. 1919
Taylor Street, this being a three-room
frame dwelling, and a good little
renter. It should attract any ona hav?
ing a small amount to invest. Re sure
to attend
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EDWARD S, ROSE CO.,
and
ruffin &? sloan.
Auctioneers.
By C. L Ai lt. L Denooh,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
of ? $m
The Desirable, Modem
Two-Story Brick
Dwelling
No. 2123 Floyd Ave.
At the r-iqttest of the owner, who Is
determined to sell, wi will offer at
public auction, on tha premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1912,
nt r.l.lrt o'clock P. M..
[ the above mentioned property. Tho
i improvements consist of new six-room
irlck dwelling, with hot water heat?
ing, electric, lights and other convents
enccs, together with a good cellar,
j Thfs will make .111 in usually attrac?
tive little home or good Investment,
j TERMS; Liberal, and announced at
I sale.
c. L. & H L. DE NOON,
I Auctioneer*.
By Pollard & Bagby,
Real Batate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
A Very Attractive Piece of Broad St.re||
Property, No. 4 1 8 East Broad Street, Oc?
cupied by the American Clothing Co.
At Lhe request i>f .i non-resident. we will sell jit public' auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY _'. 1012,
.it 1 o'clock r. M,
nbovo mentioned property. The store is comparatively new. and presents
a haiidsoms appoarancc. The lot has a frontage of feet s'j incites on the
north side of Broad Street, between Fourth r.r.d Fifth Streets, fty a /epih of
81 .'< ? t !? Inches, S
It Is seldom thai a piece of property of thl* character Is on the market, bilk
the owner htsahs bushioss, and proposes to sell the property.
TEF MS: The property will be sold subject to .1 mortgage ,if $'.?:.,000, for
live years-, with Interest 011 same at the rate of ."?'?J per cent, per annum.
<|Uarterly: the residue, on ?-third cash and the balance in' six. twelve ond
eighteen months after date, interest ;.t the roti ?:' ?> per cent , and secured
by di?d of trust.
POLLARD & BAOBY.
_Auctioneers.
Announcement
/'.Mr. O. A. Hawkins has this day nsscclatcd Mr. William F.rsklm
( Buford with hlni as a partner In the Real Estate bu.sinesa heretofore
(conducted by himself. The linn name will be Hawkins e> Bufotd, and
will do a general Real Estate business, buy and well Real Estate od
commission, negotiate loans and rent property.
HAW KINS A- BUFORD,
loO North Seventh .Street
May I, 1012,

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