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Greater IUf hitiond'e ?'eutei? Nempapar, i
UIU3ATUST WANT A.\D ItlSAL KH
TA'l'tfl mi.mi >i IM VIUQ1.MA, ANU
y UXL OK TUB BEST IN A ULRIC A.
Want Ad Kates
Dally, tiuo ecu) prr word when paid
In advance. ,\u Ad, mkui tor le?att*?u
tin . i Mi-..
Our uud ?>?.<?-ii.-ilf erntn n word nil
clafeallloMtlona except Munition Wanted
for Sunday, blluutlou Wanted, one went
u word, .No Ad, Suiidu) lul.ru for It
I Iiiiii Uftceli eeuta.
.No Aii>. taken for leaa itmu twc..*ty
Utt- eenla ?bcii phoned In or e'-urged
? i Dm- counter,
Phon? ordern in>? guaranteed.
i'lasallleat lona uot guaranteed niter
Bt?O I?. M.
For bonliira* coul nii'.h, Bend lor $*0
Uuul AU. Mau, I'd,/., ilunroa I
?o?i anu jrauna
CA??~''rr?'' '.my place Jiusi'.w
uiornliiK Jersey cow. owner cun if et !
aaine by paying charges. HMU Carls
ton si t.
fr?RTY WE'/called j w. tucker
ut C. Ai U. claim office concurnltiK
gold watch please call again. Ad
urcaa mlsundi ratond,
C?st'.~i~.*>i.i> link lkaci.let." wif 11
large Hower enameled In blue %%.iu
diamond In centre. Liberal reward if I
returned to .'.ill Monument Avenue.
r-1?!
l}rlu cauuitD, uiale
RAILROAD WO UK ANO TKLKOHA
pliy taught by an expert ut reduced]
Hummer rates. Bond tor cutaioguu. I
^.MA.vl. i UlSiNES.-i CvLL.;'_ j
book keep I-ift WANTED. must BE;
experienced, accurate und thorotilSh
ly competent. Best oi lefeceiicea as
to chuiitctei and ability reuuiruu. j
Apply in own handwriting, ana state i
halui y expected, uo? I, l>nchourg,
WANTED, MEN ANC BOYS, IF YOU
waul a good position learn the uuto-i
mobile business; thirty days reuulred.!
Cood poHltloni open. CAROLINA
: AUTO SCHOOL. Charlotte. N. C.
WANTED. POSITION BY PHARMA- I
cist; full registered In West Vir-I
giulu. asslatant registered Iii Vir?
ginia. Oood reasons tor dcajTlng
change. u<j'/d reference! Address
l 9?ai caie Tltnes-Dlspatcli.
THAT IDLE BOY 0f~1*??r8 COULO|
gain valiiaiilu knowledge! in nur prac?
tical business college. Special 'n
ducemcnts to those enrolling at once.
Call or telephone for particulars.
mas9ey BC;ii.?;;..<.- COLLEGE.
Linotype operator -v. on! . to
set mtnlon, 20 pleas wide; night
work, in-w nut* and u flrst-claSS
machine; mostly reprint copy, Pay
lOi per M corrected type. Operator?
wanted who can prodn ? ? a. k , .1
tttliiK of clean type State speed;
squti1west TIMES. PulaSkl, va.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED READ Es?
tate man as partner in business to
tuke charge of office work. Address
A. Hoot/. 201, American National
i: Building.
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS BARBEB AT
once, o per cent, and 51- per week
guaranteed; 2 North Eight* nth
tanning. O, 1. ma nah an. ? 13
East Broad. Rli hrri ind, Va
BRicki-A"VEit.s Wanted at madd
son and < ary. A. m. WALK CP.
HELP wXnTED for tailor wo
iiiiiu Ol girl. 817 VVi st Gary Stri et.
v. \nted, a B"y about jc JeXrs
of age for outdoor work. Apply 11 ">
Baal Bi .d Btrfcet.
WANTED, COMPETENT AND exp.E
rtenced bookkeeper and Btenogrnph
. :? iiiriiu: slat, age, exporienco and
aular) r -.p. ???.??:. Box .-. Esmont, Va.
r?-!
feitiititiono Ccuiiitco, 93aU
ACCOUNTANT, THOROUGHLY ? v -
CIl Al'Fr HIT: WANTS POSITION AT
. hce; White sober, reliable, i "> 6w 11
i ? pa'i liig; ? cpei leni ? 1 At presi iit
emtoyed Address W. L. Box
Mouth Boston, Va,
t11AV K EIN G; S AI ,ES MAN OFF ~Tt?A D
for summer and (nil desires position.
Will act as substitute for parties
Wishing to go ? :. vacation. J 926,
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED POSITION in YOUNG man
as bookkeeper or geh? rai office
work. Ten years' experlonci Best
reference. G. ?00, ( a: Times.Dis?
patch.
V>rl" cr.t?.nrr? jfohaic
A GIRL'S INDEPENCE CAN BE GAIN
ed by a practical business or steno?
graphic course In our school. We se?
cure free positions for graduates,
Special tuition rates for 11/nlted time.
MA S S EY BUS IN ES S COBLE ('? E.
.WANTED, A~ SERVANT AS COOK
and waitress at 922 West Grace
Street. Apply with reference.
WANTED, SEVERAL Y??NG LADIES
to demonstrate the Eureka Cleaner
and renovator; nISo the Satin Bollsh.
$2 60 to $."> per day for fenergetli berr
son. Apply to SUPERINTENDENT,
No. I East Ninth Street.
felruetjoiiQ C?anifD, jfrmoU
WANTED, LIGHT EMPLOYMENT BY
elderly respectablo widow, English;
good nurse, or would take caretak?
er's place. Address NURSE, IT
North Twentieth Street.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG
lady eomposltor on it good paper.
Several years' experience. Address
L 994, rare Tlmes-Dlspatch.
i}cip, Sftalt an? Jfcmalt
WANTED. FIRS?T-CLASS sten?g
rapher, man or woman. Must write
a good hand and be able tO do 1 I er?
ica I work. Knowledge of bookkeep?
ing not required. Please state imc
and experience, giving references
and salary wanted. Employment to
begin September 1. Address L 99;!,
caro Tlmos-d'ispatch.
pOsMTIONS 1 ;l'A RANTKED IN WRIT
Ing under reasonable conditions to
all graduates^ Enroll now, wh le
cheap summer rates are In offoi I
Write, telephone or call for particu?
lars. MASSICV BCSINEslS COLLEOE
WANTED, EXPERIENCED SOLICI
tor, innle or female, for retail
grocery trade, o.i commission paid,
Apply at one* VVesI Broad.
tu :n A n i 1 WOME N nv a NT E1 < FO11
govornmoret positions $80 month.
Write for list of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 115 R.
Rochester. n. V.
e-. ..?=?-1-?.
fsttuntionti, profc0fjioi\al
Wanted, by a young Lady .iead
unte of an academy in English, lit?
erature, Latin, French and history,
position to tench In private family;
small children preferred. Address
W, B. G? caro Postmaster, Bivuio
Bluff. V.l.
er - -- ? --;? .
BittStnc?? Opportiinttir?
jT^rTaixT company in a crowing
Southern city, and now paying s
per cent, with much larger earn
lugs for the future, offers a limited
amount of 'ts stock, Btrbjocl to prior
sale und advance In prlcci, Tho Block
In this trust company is sat.-, profi?
table and nOn-taxnhlC Full infor?
mation and dnnnclal statement fur?
nished on application. w. A. MC?
DOWELL, Murphy? Hotol, Rich?
mond, Vn.
Vacation stcdy at oi;r scikiol
ran be made profitable, Special in?
ducements for earlv enrolments.
. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGli.
Boatblng
jiTft". C. K. BOWEIIS, 115 1". KRAN IC
lln, rooTii? and board for permarv nt
and transient ;<ues'.s, dining room
???1! cOUlppcd._
ROOMS WITH BOARD. MUS. U. S.
s.Mrill. 80] East ?Jrace.
??? ka'^t .main. i-iknishkd
i.ms fur rent, with or without
boa rd._
Mltsr~KKlO STIMM-: lTpSCOMB. II A N ?
over Cafe, 100 West franklin, sum
mer rates. Transients a specialty.
WANTED. BOARDERS KOK LARG E,
desirable rooms. Also table board
era. 209 Mast Grace. _ ,_
??iimimt ?utuoiii?
La R<: E, SHADY LAWN8. BRICK
buildings, with up-to-date irnth
rooms, lighted wltn macad?
amised road to station. Folder k. i
terms on application. Drawer U.
Orange. Vs.__
I THE ENOXOR COTTAGE, ON CRESA
puacu Bay, Wllloughhy Beach. No
tnOS4|ultoes, no land breeze; modern
conveniences. For rates address
ETTA ENGLAND, Wllloughby Boa .
DIOGH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW, VA.
fronting Chesapeake Bay; modern In
every respect; boarding, lodging,
bathing fishing 1 best accommodations
guaranteed. MR.-;. H. A. DIU OS, Pro;
Pi letrcss._
BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads; country and seashore com?
bined, with city convenience*. Send
for literature to the MISSES TABB,
Hampton, Va._
GARWOOLTrf?TTAftE. OCEAN-VIEW;
Vs., newly papered; all convenient es;
Orte block from amiiacmcnts; bath?
ing, fishing; dam-lug. Meals, 50c.
Special rates_on application.
' SUMMER REST, OPEN JULY I. MRS.
George A. Uarksdalo In charge. Ap?
ply at office V. W. c. A., riflh and
Grace Sts:. 5 to ~ P. M . on Tuesdays
and l"i nlay.i 'alt. i .11.l n i.
"S'.li aim COTTAGE, O KAN VIEW,
Va.?Large, well-furnlshod rooms
and porches: ihodern conveniences;
' four-minutes' walk from amuse?
ments, for terms addrcSi MILS. F.
; L SCHAUM.
230010 c?iintf?
TWO ELDERLY LADIES WANT TWO
or three rooms for th. summer, with
or without board, in pleasant, hi
(.urban home with shady lawn. L
l?uoms .foi Unit
'WO NICELY EURN18HED ROOMS
for rent; reasonable rent to steady
tenants, all conveniences. 302 East
Grace, Phone Madison -iCj^.
.I.k'iANTI.i. NEWLY E?RNISRED
? ?!? ill rooms; cool. airy. THE ROAr
N< IK E, ; 11 North Eighth.
IICELY KLHtNTsifED ROOMS, W ITH
or without hoard 718 Ki.st Mar
shall._
!OM PORTABLE FRONT RQOMS. CEN
jHALL ROOM ron LADY Ol: f J EN -
tletnan two dollnrs per week, lit
15 i -: ?'"lay.
I ROOMS"" kbit- BENT; LARGE AND
sniiill; bath. North Third._
L\oom<3 CClunttD
j WANTED, l'NFt'RNI.SHED ROOM
Barton Heights, fdr two persons. .1
1 931, <nr> Tlmes-rdspatch._
; \\ ANTED, FURNISH ED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping in East Knd of
_? ? ._i_ ? ? ;
jrlat? .for Urnt
LOCATED IN ill 1ST PART OF Cli.N
tral West Knd. with beautiful out
?
I 6nd floor, with large dining room,
nahtry and kitchen on first floor.
Hot water heat; electric lights and
water furnished; large modern pri?
vate bath; now high grade paper
and paint- price. $720. possession
September 1, Address J 923, care
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
.'lit. all conveniences. 2015 Grove.
120 PER MONTH BACH, TWO. FIVE
roont f!r,ts. West Kurl, good locality;
electricity, gas and modern Improve?
ments RUEHRMUND BOWLES,
in North Eighth .Street. Phono Mad
laon 6007.
Real Cstatc J-or fedlc
'want to sell a house and
; nine lots, two Mocks from car line.
Stop 30, in tilKiiiand Springs. Apply
tor t-rms JOSEPH VERAGH.
FOR sale, two houses, six
building lots. t. ll. lyon, Chester,
I Va._
for ".-Aid:, a "'desirable, cool.
I roomy house, with lovely porches;
I nntifjiie furniture Included. For
particulars address P. M. i.ovlng
?
FOR SA LE. a MODERN 8-room
home, 2-200 Mock Hanover Avenue;
most complete house in West Knd.
56,200 buys this. DRINKARD'S, 13s
1-2 North Sixth.
Ural Csttitr OUdnirD
WANTED.. TO BUT FROM OWNER,
a small farm with houso anrf out
btilldlngs; 50 to ?0 acres cleared.
Will pay cash for a suitable ons.
OEO. J, TRIMMER. Palls, Va._
LIST YOUR^l-*ARMS WITH J. A. CO>f
NELLY .\: CO. Write postal for noc
es ? ? ika_
Ttrr, C?iil tinb C?on?
PLATE ICE, PUREST AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical, id
cents per hundred. Try a. load of
our pine and oak wood, which Id dry
and under shelter. TYLER i RYAN,
1001 West rary. Madison 1h7s.
WOOD AND COAL.
OUR DRY KINDLING BEST IN CITY:
heretofore handled by Midlothian
i Wood Company; si.50 half-cord. DA?
VID M. LEA 4c CO. Phone Monrue
j _?s6._
LONG'S LARGE DRY OAK AND PINE
U now Selling at summer price:):
also slabs, cheapest wood sold: all
of my coal Is free-burning and at
summer price. Order non and ps,>
on it wc-ltly. Virginia anthracite s
only |6.50 this month, sample sent
true. E. T. LONG, l.'.OC West Broad
Si i .
J-2OIUC0
WANTED. CYLINDERS To BE BORED.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS. INC.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS,
shorthand and telegraphy; cheap
rates for a limited time. Get cata?
logue and particulars to-day. MAS
SKY BUSINESS COLLEGE. _
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. d12
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATlv'T STYLES. Old gold and ?IL
vei ilwaj't? taken In exchange.
Pft?onalij
SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP, MRS. COR?
NELIA MOOR k, CITY MANAGER.
CUSTOM CORSETS. 20s NORTH
FIFTH STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
PHONE MADISON 7252.
NEW ARRIVAL" OF. THE FINEST
goods on oarth tiow on exhibition,
and nt reasonable prices. Coma
und see them. YARID'S, 217 North
Fifth._?_
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND BOLD
at HUGHE858, 209 North Third.
I DAILY PUZZLES
What kin.l of store?
ANSWER TO > 1.vi :.'ti;\ys PUZZLE.
? Sphinx.
j ?l iydlc
NEW ARRIVAL UK THE FINEST
goodu oh earth now on exhibition, j
iiiid at reasonable prices. Come
i and see them. YAUID'S. JIT North
. Fifth._i
NEW SINGLE TRUCKS AND DIG HI
furniture wagon; grocery ?nd butch-!
! er wagons. RICHARDSON BROS.; I
j BIS Brook Ave._
MOTORC YCLE3 . ...? Bi. EGLEd, new
and ati. uiiU'.'iand; repairing of all
kinds. TOMPK ins.. 321' West Broad.
FOB SALE. CY LIN DEB DISC TALK
lug machine and records on easy
terms. C. B. 1IAYNES & uu, 121
West liroad._
croceky s'i oi:i-; i ' 'L-: ; i- ?>! pki:
week for sajo 111 Jacksoii Waid; will
I also sell property. Apply 1224 St.
I_James Street._
ICE CREAM MANUFA .TURING OUT
I_lit complete. : 1. BLUFORD t CO._
?FOB SALE, CHE AI?, A COMPLETE I
set of carpenter's tools, $15 for chest
i and contents. Apply to ELSNEB
. BROS., 1 TOS East Main Street._ !
JUST got IN two CARLOADS BUG
I 'gins, surrey a and runabouts; top
buggy, 135; surrey, f65; rtinhhput,
! 5?". delivery wagon, I*?., farm wag?
on, $::.; top wagon. $;?'.; one panel
I wagon. 1125. See th?s H. DUKE
I ?fc CO., S"i Br?ok Avenue,
lTbge "'ass<?k'imi:nt' of high
grade business wagons, top and open;
j prices lowest a. MEYER'S SONS.
! fob' sa le. t w?-sinolb trucks.
I two double, also two Cortland run
1 about.-, second-hand; severs,! shop
1 worn surreys will close out cheap,
l Full 1 r.e o'' i tiggies; wagons and
I surreys. Repairing and repainting
i and rubber-tire work a specialty. B.
i C. BRISTOW. K, N. Elgliteenth St.
for SALE, 200,000 BRICK AND ALL
kinds building material. Apply to
.mr <\\rver. Murphy's Hotel,
HOISTING l.N-ilNE. D <~ D D., link
; motion, boiler and nil Ottings; $450.
j Practically equal to new. live-ton
tandem steam roller, excellent con?
dition. t*S0. Address Lock Box 1173.
j Richmond. Vu._I
i F?T~S A LE, LA ir.VCI 1. 21~xT; TRUS
i colt, 5 horsepower: edjustahlo
canopy. "Phone t. p; KEBSE, Mon?
roe 1609-J. or Mid,son 7tl<._
CGUmtrt)
!.V.".iiYn'n't6 sMi??L ?'?'a^h path'
for all kinds of ladies' and gentle
mi n s second-hand clothes und shoes.
I90S E-ist Main Street, Richmond,
wanted, to buy fob cash,
household goods In any quantity.
1 holte Madison .".?51.
; furniture avanted:?will buy
household goods of any kind and any
amount. Phone Madison 1906,
1 wanted, to buy live goose*
' feathers; best price paid. levy.
: t;,.. rpi. i .-?:. j^:. w. b: ... i
automobiles for fcsv?c.
SrTsaXb] ii \LM.ERs' bETl':o'lT.""3?'
horsepower touring car, fully cijulp
ped; nearest offer to Jl/'OO takes .t;
Rrst-class condition. w.M. p. AT
kjnson company, Box 104. Pe
? . \ a_
patrnt? . j
PA^n5NTl?T^FitE^^ ;
silltaU in :n Richmond with invent- 1
fifteen years' experience; >atis
I factory referen?is. S. ii. EVANS,
pkteht Attoru y. Box 5>E4. Richmond,
Va,_
"poultrg, Pft? an? 2Liuc ^torrT
' wantr:n~KifKiNii," balk"
lug or any bad habit to learn to
' work right for owner or no charge.
I j. m. VAUGHAN. Hor.-e Tamer.
: s.-.ma iii;. v..._
?Vflic? proposals
'N'~"'^Comi\i'cdvwcaTth of Virginia,
Office of
I Superintendent of Pufcllc Printing,
Richmond. Vh., ,iuly 2, 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING
FIFTEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIR?
TEENTH VOLUME OF VIRGINIA
REPORTS
< win bo received at this office up to 12
Mi WEDNESDAY; July 17. 1912.
At the same time and place bids will
bo received /or -BINDING, WRAP?
PING AND LABELING FIFTEEN
HUNDRED copies of the above-men?
tioned books.
Printed schedule?, on which alls bids
will be required to be made, will be
furnished on application.
! Each bid must be Inclosed In sealed
? envelope, addressed t? the Superintend
\ cut of Public Printing, and marked
"Proposal."
I Contractors will be required to make
dally shipments if carefully read proof,
J w.ekly shipment of live copies of
each sixteen-page form worked, and
to furnish bond, with approved secur?
ity, for tho faithful performance of
contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids. DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
July n, 5. 7. 9. 11. 13. 15._
NOT ICE TO CONTRACTORS?SEALED
bids will bo received hv thu Bovdton
School Board, of Boydton District,
Boydton, Vh., until 2 o'clock P. 3d.
July 20, 1912, for the erection of a
high school building according to
plans and specifications drawn by
C, R. Ragan, architect. Plans and
specifications run he obtained from
Mr. C. J. Faulkner. of Boydton
School Board. District No. 1. bv
making a deposit of 115 as n guar
I nntee that the plans will be returned
with bid for the construction of the
building. A certified cheek for f500
to accompany all Lids, and the suc?
cessful bidder will be required to
give n guaranty bond for ono?hnlf
the amount of contract. The hoard
reserves the rlKht to rejert any or
all bids.
C. ,T. FAULKNER.
Clerk School Board of Boydton Dls
t rb t. No. 1. Boydton, Va._
Atlantic Const Line Railroad Company,
oillce of tho Treasurer.
Wilmington'. N. C, June 2Sth. 1912.
[THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
laut I a Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared n dividend of three and
one-half per Cent, on tho Common
Capital stock of that Cwipany, pay?
able nt the office "f tiro Treasurer,
at Wilmington, North Carolina, on
and after July 10th. 1912. to stock?
holders of record on June I9tll, 1912.
Tho transfer hooks are .ios, d from
the 19th day of June, 1912, to tho
11th day of July. 1912, bol h Imiuslvo.
JAMES F. COST,
Treasurer.
9?f0tellnneoii0
slip Covi;i:s.
BLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER.
fulnltUro polish.- : an-1 repaired.
LEVY, th? Upholsterer. 416 Waat
jiroud. _
BLIP COVERS.
IN EINEN AND CRETONNE, TOR BED
room or parlor. l.-ide to tit. BYD
NOR & HUNDLEY, INC.. Seventh und
Qrace. Madison 8104.
LOANS.
10,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York rates. N. F.
JACOBS ct SON. No HIS North Ninth
SHOE REPAIRING.
76c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. ?0c
ladles; every pair ... wed. best loath-'
er. no litrils, no pugs. Roval rub?
ber heels. 260; Tred-Alr rubber heels,
40e; leather heels rebuilt like now,
36c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. VIS e. Main. Phone Mon-1
roe 2li?7._ _j
STORAGE. j
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY, tl
per load. Store you.- furniture, b?g?
ele!, automobiles, pianos at l'OMP
KINS. 327 West B: oud. _
' PHONOGRAPHS.
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison If you want ono you '
can understand every word on the
recold. LI B. HAY ? CO
rats AND MICE. " :
1 GUARANTEE TO RID YOUR
premises of rats and mice and save
you from waste, expense and an- i
i noyanoe. Letters irom physicians,
bankers and prominent citizens prova
my claim. Phone, or write otto
ore IN. Monroe 8224; American Bank
Building._!
I Sanitary polish.
for FURNITURE AND FLOORS OF
all kinds use ' Elba Sanitary Polish";
It brightens up ail furniture, b.-uull
los toe tioors and kills all serins.
Manufactured by us, elra HARD?
ware CO._
' BASEBALL ?O?D3.
EVERYTHING IN BASEBALL GOODS
and tlshlrig tackp Sei us b jfore
buying. EBBA HARDWARE CO..
Lojner Henry und l-ioad.
! PAINTS AND I- 1/J<;K Si ?INS.
IF you WANT ANY REAL goo 11
paints or floor stair.', see us; our
goods last longi.letter, ana
ure better, than ui.;. 1:1 t:.e city. Wo
carry all colors, und prices reason
able. Sea our stock bit ore baying.
ELBA HARDWARE i.'u, 122 West
Bl Dili. _
L_\ VYN r?T?YERsi
start CUTTING YOUR GRASS EAR
ly and keep a pretty lawn. Use
1 one of our ?ood lawn mowers, v.e
have a ntcj line. LLBa HARDWABfi
FLY TIME.
.SCREEN DOORS. WINDOWS AND fly
Wire at the lowest prices und a good
grade to select from, delivery prompt,
! ELBA HARDWARE co.. 422 West
Uroud Street. _
WATCH REPAIRING.
TOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by W.M. TollllCi;, JR., is a guar?
antee that It ? aone properly; 20
years' ,-xpertcnce. Cleaning; SI; main
springs, IL 4'J's i.-ti Broad Street.
BAKERY.
TKfY ONE OF DRINKARD'S LARGE
i 25c pound cakes; selling more tbun
ever. DRINKARD'S, 423 1-2 North
Sixth._ _
PIANO" HOSPITAL.
PIANOS TUNED, REPAIRED. RE
luiilt; cases remodeled or refln'shod;
anything in the piano line. Try us
on your piano. We know how and
our prices are right. BOPP & FER
GUBSON, Piano Hospital. First and
Main Streets.
e&umincr Resorts.
! Hotel Wachapreague
M in haprengiir. E. S. Virginia,
IDEAL SUMMER RESORT
Special Rates to Families, Hous
Parties and Clubs
I Homelike comforts, advantages of orran,
i ba>s. shady lawn, beautiful sandy bench;
I excellent surf bathing, bust boating and
I fishing; hot, cold ami salt bads; lurge
I rockers; swing bhalrs; tennis, :re.? br.tvi
Ing and poo;: fr-'jh sea foods (milk, vege
I tables, chickens, trim our own farm); spe?
cial boat and auto rates, fiend tor f-|ia^e
; bookleti a. H. Q, MKARS, Waehapreairue.
I Virginia.
Buena. Vista Spring Hotel
In the Blue Ridge. Franklin Co.. Pa.
I.OCO fest above se\ level. Cool. braeVng.
Huperb f ?er.-: :':."i Driv es. Pare Spring
; M'at^r. Large garage. Modern equipment.
Unexcelled cuisine.
Opens for !>rns?n Juno 15. is!!.
Same efficient management as last year.
room?, slr.K> or en suite, trlth private
batb, now booking.
For chart, terms and booklet address
THOMAS P. PERKINS,
line.i Vista. Franklin Cn.. Pa.
wa 11 it lap itnrsi:.
The Mountain Paradise,
New open; extensively Improved, The most
modern and llnest located hotel In this
region. Cuisine of the highest standnrd;
white service. Orchestra, social diversions;
every out-of-door amusement; new, beau?
tiful Palm Court and Cafe. Special July
and party r.V"s. Booklet and auto maps
mailed. 6th season.
john PCRDY COPE.
The Blue Mountain House
In The Heart of The Blue Ilblge.
Elevation two thousand feet. Overlooking
i the beautiful Cum?" rinnd and Shennndoah
IVolWys. Cool, bracing atmosphere. All
amusements. Orchestra, dancing, tennis.
bowling nlleys. pool, saddle horses. eto.
Capacity ?00 Hates $16.00 per week and UP.
Descriptive booklet en application to BOND
& CIIIBONS. Props., nine Mountain. Ml.
Ocean City, Md.
Atlantic Hotel
; Capacity 600. Opens June 29th under
! the general management of A. Stanley
j Stanford, i>f Devon Inn, Devon, Pcnn.,a
and Deer Park ll..tcl, Md. Excellent scr
! vice a rcridasonable rates. /
RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA
; Famous Chalybeate, Mdgn< sla nnd
Sulphur Watsrs. 2,001 fe,t elevation.
I Climate delightful. Opens Juno 15.
I Until June 8 address N. W. ROLLING,
I 217 Hanover Street, Annapolis. Md.
Crockett Arsenic-Litlria Springs
1 nnd Baths opens Juno 1. Elovatlon
'2,150 feet Cures nervous prostration,
dyspepsia, kidney disorders, malaria,
rheumatic and skin trotlidcs and femo a
Irregularities. Clears nnd beautifies
the complexion. Write for booklot.
M. C. THOM vs.
Crm'ketl Surlima, Vo.
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
Maple Shade Inn, PaUskl, V?.
Melt beautiful hotel and grounds In South,
?est Virginia. Perfectly equipped far com?
fort anil plensure. Altitude 3,100 feet. Won
derful climate. Through sleeper from Itlch
mor.l. Wrlto for booklet.
Kummer lAtsort?.
Pulaski Alum S prirgs
Open June 1st.
Situated in Pulaski county, Va., 2/yv)
feet above sea level, amidst the Alle
khany .Mountain?. Climate invigorating;
i n c front malaria. Modern hotel. Tables
supplied from our own gardens. Pulaski
alum water contains marvelous curative
[lowers. Beneficial in ttiore different * I i =* -
c.i es than any other water in the State.
All sports, such as dancing, bowline, ten?
nis, croquet, fishing, boating ami bathing
1- REE to our e>ncst<j. Write (f,r luil in?
formation and rates. Water shipped at
ai; -casons. R. C. GRAHAM, Manager,
Pulaski, Va.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbricr County, West Virginia
Mo ril?* or Mutquito??.
'. 1 >*l fir rtcreatton
a at Hotel Chamberlm,
of Information illilte?:
ClORT.E F. ADAMS.
WkilcSalpsar.W.Vs.
Mountain Golf
Tennis, Riding, Dtiv
ing, Motoring, Pishing,
Swimminp,, Dancing.
Otterburn Springs Hotel
Cool an.I delightful summer re?
sort. Recognized mineral waters;
excellent table. Hot arid cold run
nlng water In every room. JiiHt n
?!,.:? illstance from Richmond, with
good train service for the business
man,
For further Information address
[.. noissK \ i
nttrrliurn s
Manager,
int:-. Hotel,
Amelia Co., Vn.
lrlress?H x. Eighth,
mnti"n
111 RKITLRY SPRINGS, IV. VA.
liaths now open. Mineral wat?r tor rtieu-;
"it. sc.lntlcn, dyspepsia, et?.
Hu physicians pronounce waters equal '
arfabSd. .-'end for booklet,
reheatra ?fter Jtine 15. Dancing'
?y evening.
HOTEL WflllM.iov.
THE HYGEIA
rni bt.<
Directly on <
lew. 'opacity.
CAPE HENRY, VA.
:Mn front. lino murine
TS. Terms r^njonable.
hOB 3t livr.n.
aridiuir Citp Uroorrc
LEXINGTON
l'Rcirte and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
grounds adjoin brach und boardwalk. Only
medlum-prtcea bot?, where guests, may so
from house to surf In bathing uttlro with?
out using streets. tvtil"h Is prohibited, Cue
of bafli houses ?Ith attendant to care lot
Ruits i- free. Running; uiiler In rooms.
Fresh ami sea water bath*, public and prl
j ante. Special rate? }1.60 und up dnMv; $S.0O
t.. weekly, Including choice table, sup
; piled from in. u lurin. White service. Or
i ciiif m Tennis courts nnd ctoquel grounds
I between hotel ond beach. Booklet mailed
I '??pon request.
I'Aff. O. ROSRORANS.
Galen Hall
11V Tilli SEA,
IIOT1 l vmi BANAl ORITJSf,
Atlantic City, N. J.
OA [.EN HALL
IV THE ?IUI XTAINS,
\ 1 I If- I < I. \ss no, yA .
Wernersville, Pa.
F, L. Vot m., fieneral Manager,
The .endlnc nnd m^st modern hlnh-class
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Avenue nnd Beaeh.
New throughout; capacity 3M; private
baths, elevators, 4/.-X? feet wide, cool
porches; exceptional table, whits service.
.;? lal rates, $<. 110, 012.50 up weekly; IJ
up dally. Booklet. J. P. COPR.
Hotel Iroquois
So. Carolina ?v. nnd Beach, centre of all
attractions Capacity 100. One of the most
modern i.nd up-to-date, loa ocean-side rooms.
Private baths, running water In rooms Ella
vator. Musi'-. Pine porches. White service.
Special ratea: $14 up weekly; $:.M up daily,
j Booklet. W. F. SHAW.
HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Directly on the Ocean Front
Always Open.
WALTER BUZBY.
FRONTENAC
Kentucky av.. ]W yards from
beaeh. As good as Ihe best.
Cap. 250. Near, hom.dlke; elevator; largo,
!00l. ocean view rooms, avltli baths; phones;
sxcellent table] while service; tnetai beds.
Special rales. }-> up weekly, $1.10 up dally.
Sit. to Mon. IS. Booklet W. F. watt8.
HOTEL ABSECON.
Virginia AV., neur Krarh.
rntr.i itoiii ?m li/r ur r.icii ii a stones
Everything th.it constitutes a flrst-clnss
hotol, Elevator, private baths, otr.. etc. $:.oo
up dally; special we, lily rates; booklet.
_ Q. D. PAIN I KK.
HOTEL RALEIGH
Ft. Charles Place and It,-ach. 160 lnrge cool
rooms; ocean view; privat? baths; running
water hi rooms! fln?- porches; elevator;
electric lights, etc. Food end aervlco of
the best. Very rcasonablo rates.
_II. J. PTN RS.
TUB WILTSHIRE,
Virginia Avenue and Beach. Ocean view.
Ureatly improved. Cup. ISO. Private baths,
running water In rooms, elevator, etc,
.Music, specim. $12 to up weekly: S2.M up
dally. Open all the year. Booklet.
s VMl'lCI. Ill,i.is.
The " attractive and popular hotel for
Illclinie -isltors.
H TEL BORTON
Ocean end i'enncssoo Avenue. Central to
a act . lions E, It. VOOHHEES, Owner
and Proprietor,
Hotel Kenderton
j Tennessee Av*1., tlilrd housi, from beach
and pier; family hotel; private baths, ocean
view, elevator, fine porches, homo cooking:
I special low eorly season ra'cs,
_ j. q. mitchell.
1 IKI.l'KOOr
HOTEL MERVINE
Now York nve.. First House from Beach.
Privat? llaihs. ltiiiuilng Water In Rooms.
BATHINii ALLOWED FROM HOTEL.
Rates. $2 up Dally; $9 to $l...r.o Weekly.
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
. irrproof Annex, Trim, av., near Beach?
central; rapacity 400: opposite Prot, und lath.
Churches ; runnintt water in n-nns ; private balliti.
excellent table : vegetables from own farm ; whit.,
service: ss to s?4i ut'lj : ?>i..mj '?? *:*..'???
,1'lT. HUt. Special rat. ?. It. B. Ludy, m B.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave. mar Bench and Steel Pier.
Open surroundings. Capacity 600, ll.it and
cold sea water baths. Large roornss south?
ern exposure. Elevator to street level,
spacious porohe*, etc. Special week rates;
i'l.M tip dally. ' Booklet. Conches meet
tiulns. coopj3r & Li.:LL>3.
Atlantic Citv ttcSottd
fl!)nrIboroiigl^!|f
/rriwr/cc/rxz/
Leading Rc<orl House of the World
[ O IOSUH WHIlt t SONS COMPANY j
ISLESWORTH
On the o?an front. Virginia nv.. overlook?
ing famous Steel Pier. Capacity <C-4. special.
K39.M up weekly; no extra charge for hot
?i a water bath*. Elevator, spacious porches,
private baths. Orchestra. Auto meets tr-ilns.
\VM. IIVMAS, Proy.
FRANK M. PIIOKI1US, Mgr.
Hotel Sothern
nnd running wnlrr. D?e(-:]c
season. Same management. '
ST. CHARLES
Most select location fronting the ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Courteous service.
Bathrooms with hot and cold, fresh and
sea water attachments, etc. Magnltlcent
porches overlooking the flonrdwnlk and
ocean. Orchestra of soloists, fioif privi?
leges. Always open. Illustrated booklet.
NEWT. IN HAINES COM PANT.
i?CONTINENTAL?
Tennessee see ., riesr Ili-aeh: sIwits np?n.
1'rlTote tuth?. elerntnr; eiceltent uMe;
white lerrlee; SV. up dsilj: ?in to j'.T vi
wkl/. Sst to M.,n . $S.SO. Booklets.
_M ? If '? a i;;.-[ v. -; sn ; o? \. \N
HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia a ?? and
Beach; renovated throughout: centre of
attractions; ocean view; capacity 300; ele?
vator; private baths; white service, etc.;
superior table; special 110 up weekly; (3
up dally: booklet. M. A. SMITH.
ATI. AN TICCIT YOFFICIALGIIIDE
lAijai.il. pit) free I n formal I on ItnfeSii I
?sal'.y. ll.aBDj, AUantlo City. N. J ?1
Auction fetiicij, Jfittucc ?ago
If C. L 4 K
and
A. J. Clvjwr.tng Company,
Auctioneers.
OoUiVr BA-UE
OF
VALUABLE I/MPH/jVED AND UNIM?
PROVED MIOFEB.TX IN PLAJC Oi?
HIGHLAND SPRdNOS AND SKBL
lON PAiUv, IN TiDS COUNTY OF
HBNRICO. VA.
In execution of a deoree- oi tlt-e D*la
i rrlet Court of t'jvj. United St-vt-ees for the
! Eastern Dl-jrlct of Virsr-lnio, ?ntor^d
June 12, 1112, in the RUVtbSr erf Ononire
I D. Rudd, bankrupt tin bankruptcy,
; No. lOlU), ?ho undcrs:8T?e>d, special niaj
tors trverw.o appcunuxl. wtfij sell by
I piibilo auction, on tno prennlssea, on
TUESDAY, JULY 18. 1?1S.
bojriiiniiijr at 12 o'o'.ook noon,
the following1 property:
First. Lot N"o. 10. in Block 'IB," Sec?
tion 9. In plan e-f Hl/rhlaaid Bprlnfra. In
county of llftivrtao. \a, tojrettveir -with
all bh,5 : tap r?v? inputs th croon.
Stoond I?t No. 17, in lllook, "F,V S*c
tl< n In plain ui lUfrhbmd :<j?rl!i?-a, in
said oounty. "with the uispravernuSDrta
thereon.
Third. Lota No?. 1 to *. Inclusive?, la
the pUn o! Hhelton Park, in oa'd
county.
TERMS: tine ?'third of the purchase
money lit each; t>a ia.no? at six and
tve-lv* nvontitvs; purohasor to tr'-v... hlsi
negotiaibhs notes for deferred payments
with totores-t ad-rled, and title to be
i. talced until .-U1 the pureiiaso money
1? pc'.d a-tnl conveyance ord?M*ed by
count: or all cash, at option of pur?
chaser.
GEO. J. HOOPER.
C. W THRO'KMORTON.
WILLOUOHBY NEWToN. JR..
LEWIS E. CUTOHINS,
_Spe-elal Masters.
Bf C. L & R. L. Denoon,
ajid
A. J. Ohr*irndiivc Company,
Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPR'.iVEU AND UNIM?
PROVED PRC'PElli-Y IN PLAN OF
HIGHLAND SPRINGS AND SHEL
TON PARK. IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, VA.
In exeoutl-on of a decree oi th* Dls1
t.Tlot Court Of the United .Slates for the
Eo.-storn DHrlot tfci virg-ln'.a entered
Ju.no 1J 1312, In r/lie m-a.tter of W!Uln.m
B. Rudd, .hn. bankrupt (In bankruptcy.
No. ldS3),tho und<tm'Kne<l, speoial m.vs
te.r? th?r"ir. appointed, will sell by
public auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, JULY 16. 1?13,
becitiTVlng at 12 o'olovtk noon,
the follow: ttsr propte-ty:
I'^TBt. An utiwi4sh<sd hou?a and lot
'.n tha cotinty of Henrtoo, V?., frontln?
300 feet on eaiU-rn s^'do of Nine-Mile
Road, t?iHw<ee-n Fair Oaks Station and
j Sewn Pines.
Seoond. lots Nob. lO U, 12. IS Hml
H, Jii plan of fihelton. Park, in county
? ?f KaifrtCO, Va, near Fair OakK Sta?
tion.
Third. Iy>t? Nob 11 and 18 with the
improvsniMiis thereon, in Block "11,"
Section 9, In plan of IRgrhlacL.! Spring*,
.ii H'>iit.co oounty, Va.
TER.MS; OrM-dShfod of tbe purchase
money In c-ash; balino? at fix and
tive'.\ ? mo>n?tlhS; purrhasf r to give his
negotla,ble not?? for daferred paymerrts,
With lr.terctu nxlded, nnd tltlo to !>,?
retadnod until ofll the purchase money
In pcid arul cv>nvo>yapv-e OTd??.r?d by
court, or all cash, at optton of pur
dhaser.
OED. J. HOOPER,
a W. TIHtOOK MORTON.
WTLTXXJQH3Y NEWTON Jit,
LEWIS E. DUTCH IN?.
Kneelal Mastirs.
3Renl (E^tnt? (or ?ale.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Fine Country Residence
Twenty-two miles above Richmond,
on James River, HotTse Is modern;
I livo larita bed rooms, living room, din?
ing room and library; hot and cold
water gas. furnace and open ilreplac. M;
nicely furnished. one hundred and
fifty acres land, within quarter mllO
i from station. Flue automobile road'
to Richmond. Will axchanttb for city
property. t'
OWNER,
Ro\ on^ Richmond, Va.
Auction fealf? etjio ?aj?^
nieValentJhl^u^
, AUCTION t SR?
ty. t'ef EuA.ST_ 13UCtA3D!3Tl1
\NTIQUF. FURNITURE, BNQRAY
INOS AND PAINTINOS, MODERN
B'URNITURE, CHINA. OL A SS W A h K,
OKXA.M BNTS, HANI ?.? 'M K PIANO,
ETC., AT AUCTION
At tho request of y\r-. j. b, Lacy, who
la discontinuing housekeeping;, we will
Hell at her residence, inn Grove Ave?
nue,
to-day. THURSDAY, JUDY 11.
beginning at |0:10 o'clock,
her household furniture, otc, consisting
of n. number of rare obi painting* and
engravings, Including pictures of Tt. B.
Lee, George Washington, Andrew jack
aoii, Washington Irving ami nurabera
of others Antique parlor Sofa, Chairs
nnd Itoekera Gold S"ttee. Oalt Hall
Rack, obi Leather Seat Hall chairs
from Bngtand, llraia nnd Onyx Tnbbs.
Parlor Lamp8, obi Japanese Vases and
BrlC-a-nrac, Lace Curtains, nii? AX
minst'T Carpets. Hook Case ami Secre?
tary, fine Mantel Clock and Figures;
Mantel Mirror, large b<t of Books, in?
cluding works bj standard authors, set
Encyclopedia., copy Christian Science
Hook of Science and Health, largo
Turkish Leather Rocker, Leather
Couch, walnut Dining Table, six i.onth
er Soat Walnut Dining Chairs, Walnut
Sideboard, largo lot of china. Glass?
ware, silver-Plated Ware number of
ph-ro?, of aluminum Cooking V'-ssela.
handsome Brass Bed mid Springs,
White furled Hair Mattress, lino Ma?
hogany Dresner and Wnshstand, etc.
HANDSOME PIANO.
Special nttcntl.on is called to th?
hnmiFinnic Mahogany case upright
Piano, which Is In perfect condition and
very sweet toned
Ladies Invited to attend
thi: Yalkxtink vvtion co.
By J. Thompson Brown ,& Co.,
1113 Main Street.
TRUSTE B'S SAX.E
OF
au'ap.l.k watkr powf.p. a> grist
vii,i.. SOUTH RICHMOND BETTER
KNOWN AS "TODD ft JUSTIS" mii.l,
and -later OPERATED by THE
MANCHESTER mills. inc.. and
B2 LOTS NEAR "I >i'ni ?kb." FOREST
iiIII park.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
Februnry 15, 190*. and ceeurded In the,
K? stings Court. Part >, of tho city of
Richmond, Vol, 37, page 7. t > the un?
dersigned trustee to secure certain
notes therein described, default be'ig
modo, anil being rcQulred ho to do. and
In order to close an osl > v i will as^l
at public ntictlon. on tho premises,
THURSDAY. JUDY 11.
5 P. M.
the property described in said deed as
follows;
I. "Certain mill property on thn
Manchester canal, in city of Manches?
ter. Va.. fron"ng vi f?< t on nei ther-!
side of a nrcot :;?) feet wldd cnlled
Canal si.-eet, nnd running hack lo
Jarmoa Rl.o-. tofjrttht-r wi'fn nil ma
.hlnery In said m'H. rlgiit, title ami
interest I* nil w,\;-r privilege* ob?
tained under lease with the Vlrgl'.t'.t
Electric Railway and Development
Company, This mill nas a capacity
of betwseu 500 nnd ' c l>ii?ho1s-daily
nnd about seventy-It} *ms .uiwer.
Then ?
S \ I'URDAY. JUDY 13..
S P. M..
If All their right, title and Interest
In a plot of fin acres of Innd In tho
county of Chestorflcld, about one mllo
from the city Of Manchester. Va., near
Forest Hill Park, and between tho
River Road and Midlothian Turnpike,
said Interest comprising 10 lots 30x143
feet to an alley on an avenue fronting
?'Dundee,'' near Forest Hill Pnrk; in
lots 30x143 feet on park Avenue, South
Richmond, and 1lots 30x143 to an
alley on Westham Street. Plat of said
lots will be exhibited at sale.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of ?nie.
any tihpatd taws and to pay tHn fil
lo-ving notes: Five runes for St.uOO
each, with Interest on eai It note re?
spectively, as follows: from February
13. 1907. inns, 1909, HMO and 1911, nnd
two notes for each, with Interest
from August in, ioit. and February is.
1007; two ft r $i;,o each, with Interest
from February |3, 190 s, nnd August l-l,
I90S; two for $337.50 eneb. with Inter?
est from February 13, 190?. nnd Au?
gust 13, 1909; two for $_'2f. each, with
Interest from February m, 1913, ami
August 13, 1910; two for S112.?o 'each,
with interest from Februnrv 13, Uli,
and Auirust 13, 1511 nnd balance In
one year, it per cent. Interest, secured
by ft deed of trust
CHARLES U TODD.
Administrator for Charles L. Todd.
Trustee*.
J. THOMPSON BROWN ?- CO..
Auctioneers.
NOTE,?While above are terms pre?
scribed by the deed, by consent tnoro
liberal terms can be arranged
Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctioneers, 616 E. Broad. |
THIS THURSDAY. JULY II, 1!U2.
at 12 noon,
we will sell nt public auction at filS
Enst Hroad Street forty pieces Hand
Baggage, Sample Cases, Trunks and
their con tents.
This sale Is made at the instance of
the Lexington Hotel Co., Inc., to sat?
isfy liens.
Art excellent opportunity to get a
bargain in either n suit case, snmplo
cas,- or trunk.
TERMS: cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.. ,
Auctioneers1.
flurriort fealctf, jFutur* DiiyiJ
By Grcetj &? RoddT^
Real Batate Auctioneers.
21 7 E. Grace Street
will be offered at auction on
THURSDAY, JULY H. 1911,
at <; o'clock p. M,
This Is a well built brown stone and]
brick dwelling, containing ten rooms,
with all modern Improvements, includ?
ing hot water heat.
This property being located In tho
very heart of the city, and in such
, lose proximity to Broad street, offers
a rare opportunity for speculation.
A doctor would lint! this a most ex?
cellent location, as this property has
been Occupied us a doctor's home and
ofllce for a number of venrs.
TERMS: -Most liberal
GREEN ft REDD,
Auctioneers.
txfill C?ttiif
McVeigh & Glinn
moved lo
0 VORTH eleventh s T It bet.
FOR SAT iE.
BRAND NEW GIN TER
PARK HOME
SIS IIAWTHORN.E AVEN1T3.
Well hullt nnd with nil modern convonlehcea, Including steam heat.
liOT 100x250 FETJT.
Wo cnn soil this beautiful home at the bargain price of |!.00J,
on liberal terms.
ORE EN* & UK DD.
30 North Ninth Street

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