The Richmond Virginian., March 12, 1910, LAST EDITION, THE PROGRESS SECTION, Image 19

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JOBBERS SEE GOOD
OIKS IHEIB
fmcrt That Sales Already Made
Ifr
.s—s
FALL orders coming in
P*»* Shipper Finds Shortage of
Stock Material io be Q^y
Obstacle.
Richmond'* Jobbing Interest* are
a eubetantlaj Increase In
^ness during the year 1»10, the
“"?■ already consummated giving In
^tlon that the Jobbers have every
>n to believe that their expecta
many^Ss.^etS^aiiy in dry
will
,.j, large, and In other lines
a°tho^h*ttini g&jR nit
until summer end eer‘
(• ordem for canned goods
lilarly are coining in'to a co
extent* WSUSfcU
vwenue, MM UllUlUlttUlUmi K*®"
tf ta obtain an estimate of the
,'1'5 aair'*'
a SM,SE
this year!" said a ftholtsata
j£gm __ _ „„ . _
grtkysr Saturday, "but we have every
rea»on to look for a satisfactory ln
creaae ofer the volume of business
* Everything points that
year.
.11 stdee and flood prices the keynote
in all ltnee."
Exuechi SO Per Cent. Increase.
A Richmond hardware concern.
Which has upward of a dozen men
2“ th« tend In the South Atlantic
•tetea. Is anticipating an Increase of
W per cent. In its annual sales dur
;pf mo. . Last year this Arm did
twfsreen fOOO.OOO and 1700,000 worth
M business, according to a statement
ntsde Saturday by one .of the heads
of'the concern.
One of R’chmond’s biggest whole
aale dry* goods hoases did 1750,000
during 1191. The annual esles last
§r rant up to 1110.000, and If a
portionate Increase Is shown dur
m«. as there |s every reason
. be the case, the business of this
concern will amount to close to a
million dollars this year.
1 "Most of our spring orders have
already placed," said the man
or of the Arm, "and they have
exceedingly gratifying. As for
t># orders to be placed later, we
hate no reason to suppose that they
wall not equal. If not exceed, those
IkWsady placed.”
...'A Jobber In. paper, whose salesmen
(verse more than a dozen States, Is
agalpst the proposition of being
fbte to flit orders. This, he says,
Jue to the fact that the supply of
er Is still far below the normal,
manufacturers finding It praetl
Impossibte to keep the Jobbers
Instock.
Fsenl With Pa|ter Shortage.
•There was a time when car shorl
afa was the chief obstacle In the
Ate tit our trade." said this jobber. |
"lot the stringency ra the car sttu- ]
ation. t* not to he compared to the |
present shortage in paper."
When It comes to shoes, Richmond
to one of the largest Jobbing centers !
in the cnflre South, and In this par- :
Ocular tine business is said to be un
usually good.
“Of course. I can't forecast with!
any degrpe of certainly what will
transpire before the close of the;
year.~icafl0bt.er tn thirty*. “but;
“* orders received within Ibe past
dr two |re any criterion bu>
w- will show a larger volume,
the close of this year than it did‘
1 year, and I may add that we did !
excellent business last year from
. try Viewpoint"'"
'time was when Richmond was a
great flour shipping point, but such j
hr not the catortd-flaT. although the'
sfltpmento add sUU couglderably ahead
of those In other cities regarded as
Htur distributing points.
PartllUrs Arc Unexcelled.
The head of one of Richmond's
publishing houses looks for increase
Of business during the present year,
pit he does hot expect the Inorease
to ba ' phenomenal. "A healthy tn
I jp about aTI J am looking for.
•*buv rtl be satisfied with
.This publisher. It may be stated.
dOp*'considerable printing and book
tot M.veral New York house*,
cheap labor and unexcelled facilities
rtf Way found in RtchmMMl en
htin to earn a substantial proht
r>rk done ‘for Northern house*
tti return reap a profit in tPs
of the same goods In various
7or the country.’
TEblly reopral business conditions
pfl good, though pot extra
do, the lar»» aggregat*
don of tho dty must
Her to the demon
many advantages dr a
t during and distributing cen
? m bOnOdCbce ft I& edn
' rapid growth and ultimate lm
“t
With a total of fl2.171.77t capital
employed lp HOI. the annual Jobbing
Mias aggregated l«U»,m In
liot annual salee in Jobbing were
Mg,040,4 23, yrlth flt.71t.260 capital
employed, or an Increase of nearly
f 1,000,000 in annum talea What the
Actual sales for 1110 will be can only
Riohmo^yobbenT aP^manufactur
MottoWf to due In no small measure
to adjustment of freight rate* on
many commodities through the ac
and (Sorts of tho truffle bu
of the Chamber of Commerce.
jiriA during the part
many advantages for Richmond
ated th
on foot
lion of facilities
charges are A
r serious dlsai
fOr Rtchmon
Active effort
to a res tors
la'tilt oonnectli
previously enjoyed by Richmond *hl
public.
Bwana Tumbo Declares He is
Through With Hunting for
' All 1'ime.
(By a Bt«R Correspondent of the
RABAK, hoP^AN. March U.—
Os board the steamer Dpi last night
Colonel Theodore Rooeevelt save a
dipper la honor of the five corre
spondents who had come up th* Nile
<tft the Abbs* to meet him
The dinner lasted far Into
moet of Ole time
and
hr the
fafter
oe>i9M|
aan the
the ' osw&ntoVsm
be la
bis own
Colonel Roosevelt announced that
la through hunting. -T have dona
that I pet aut to do." he declared.
them- After his
voree of tea mon
buslne
Roosevelt showed
"catching up In hto
Aha time ho a
prediction that he' wii
thorough touch with affairs 1
country.
^ colonel
all that I pat out to do." be declared.
"I’ve not Old!' had a good time, but
I think the result* of the African ek
prdiUon from a scientific standpoint
will meet the expectations of all In
terested in Its success. I hare hunted
aU over America and through Afri
ca. and 1 a meow content to lay down
my gun."
The Dal left to-day for Khartoum
and will arrive there to-morrow, one
day ahead of the scheduled time and
Sour days ahead of the original sched
Tile.
CHAS. W. FAIRBANKS
SMS FDR HOME
Former Vice-President Leaves
Foreign Shores Where He
Was Signally Honored.
LdVEBPOOU March IS.—After j
touring the world and being honored j
by every country vblted, for Vice- 1
President Chartea W. Fairbanks and |
Mr*. Fairbanks sailed home to-day
on the Mauretania- Many friends
were at the Pier to bid them fare
well
"It would be hard to Imagine a
more enjoyable trip tbaa ours," said
Mr- Fairbanks la departing. ^Every
where We nave been received with
cordiality that indicates how every
country seeks to honor the nation we j
represent. It was more a tribute to
the United Statef than to one of its
former officers.
_J If. any one doubts A merles J* a
world power, and a leading world
power at that, all one peed do to re
assure him»eit b to feel the worlds
political pulse as 1 have."
m¥¥
BE CAMPMBN ISSUE
Defeat of the Measure in Virginia
Legislature Eliminates it From
Next Congressional Race.
The sixteenth amendment to the
Constitution of the United States,
which has become known as the in
come tax. has practically ceased to
tj* as Issue In the congressional cam
naias
Oj> account pf the course of Vir
ginia IS refusing to ratify the income
tax amendment, as well as the op
position shown to the 'amendment in
some Of the other Southern States,
the Democrats are left in poor po
sition to attack the Republicans for
hostility to the income tax. Some
of the Pemoccatlo ie*0*m in con
gress as well sk in the legislature
femctantiy fflmlt MMH «fey hgv« been
robbed of tms measure as an issue
In the campaign.
It la expected that the Democratic
congressional committee will issue a
statement In which It will aet forth
the lines on which the congressional
light for the control of the next House
of Representatives In Congress Is to
be carried on.
The failure to have the Income tax
as a campaign Issue Is a hard blow
to this committee, as it has been a
live Issue in -several campaigns.
B. & O. TROUBLE
FINALLY ADJUSTED
Trainmen and Employers Reach
Amicable Settlement Through
Government Mediators.
BALTIMORE, Mh, Mar. 1*.—After a
series of ooaferenoas extending over
sight days between Messrs. A. a flsr
rstaon, of the Brotherhood of Railway
wages on tfisimlthnors and Ohio Bail
road of thn trainmen and cendnotors
was reached early to-day.
The. men will set receive ail that
they at flratdeslred. as many conces
sions warn *mads by both the repre
sentatives of the trainmen and con
ductors as well as by the oOclals of the
ruif^bstaMvj&l» te what the agrso
^ Ths'nJTn W1U pot receive the western
scale of wages asksd for, but will get
a satisfactory increase.
71 The double header train clause gee
FnxJerieMmjt Uftir 0«ri«i
Triea to Trace Signer of An
cient Doc am act.
WAS KILLED IN WAR
Relative* Say Ha W«* Nwre*
Heard Fro$ Altar EattU
ol Fre^ariaWwuy.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Marc
l*.—W*rr,n w. Ofay letter dgrrlr
of this city, recently' found emoi
nepers et tala borne, a
wbloh the name "Bttwa
«ttaton, Pa., V. 0. A..
Mr. Lee wrote to ta«
pt PJttston asking tor m
Hr. Bernes, if living
family. He received a let
~ TileUve of gtswart Barnea
kf bad never been heard
Uie battle of Frederica*
wee supposed that be waa
i Wes the Jlrat information
they Dm received since that
. aeon* A. Walker, who has
assistant postmaster of thU city
^ the pest four years under Post
aasfer John it. Origin. has tendered
Us resignation- lie. Walker will go
into the mercantile business.
The suit of Miss Maude Allison
tfunit city at FrsdtrlckiburK wu
continued to-day. * 'Wttm»a*e» for the
defense were ekamloed and court a#
"t&SSfS&USK?tU,„.
torid.nl of cUy public schools;
3. w. Adams, A. P. |cw», r>r. 3. W.
Mr.
Barney and C. H. Wtosner have been
appointed a committee to recommend
plan* for the formation of an Edu
cational Association for Fredericks
burg* A general meeting will n«
Called for best week when officers
for tbs association will be elected.
Mr. aod Mrs. W. 3. Carter, of Man
chester. were guests this week of Mr.
A. B. Howard, et Chatham.
Mips Nannie Lae, who has been
vlst^Jr^nmin D: M. Lae end family
.. .. Highland," In Staf
ford ‘ county, returned to her home
to-day at Wide Water.
News was received here yesterday
of the suicide of Mr. Calvin Canna
day by drowning in the Potomac river
*t Washington. Mr. Cannaday for
merly resided In Spotsylvania hot far
from here. He Is survived by his
widow and three children- Jfe was
a brother of Mrs. E. 3. Lovaridge. of
this city. His remains wUr be
brought here for burial In tbs coun
ty.
Mrs. Lewis BUHngeby, of King
George county, died yesterday at her
home, after a long lllltesB. ‘ dhe I*
survived by her husband, one daugh
ter and one son. Mr. J. A. BUIlngsby,
a student at Richmond College.
Mr. Blrley 8. Manning and Miss
Eva O’Bryhtm. of Falmouth, were
married here Thursday night at the
residence of Rev. Decatur Edwards.
Mr. Manning was the crack pitcher
of the Fredericksburg baseball team
for the past two years and the mar
riage came as units a surprise to his
many friends. Mr. and- Mrs. Manning
WjR makj^thelr home in Falmouth.
. , nerlheff atlrar home
Friday morning In Spotsylvania coun
ty of pneumonia, aged 3« years. She
Is survived by her husband and four
Children. The remains will be taken
to Lignum. Culpeper county. for
burial.
Mr. Robert H. Oouldman. of West
moreland county. died In Washington
| Thursday of pneumonia, aged 31
! year*. Mr. GouMman Was on a vlstt
to his wife. who Is 1|1 In a hospital
there. He Is survived by bis wife,
: Who was Miss Bessie Teyidr. of
Leedstown. and one son. His re
main* were taken to' his home in
Bhellfield, in Westmoreland, for Inter
ment.
AM. FATTEN BISEUSTEO
SETS SAIL FOB HOME
Noted Stock Manapulator Waxes
Sarcastic in Speaking of
British Operators,
uv
somewhat
mcnt (i
•he ni hooted rrom the cotton
change and ao rudely ensiled by «
mob thet he hed to take refuse la a
Jtore room until PfUfP •rrlrvf 4sme»
Patten, Chicago cotton and wheat deal
er, sailed home to-day aboard the Mau
NtntfiitlJk' ■ "
don't appreciate that I am aot respon
‘ broadening,
cotton spin
so larisoi of
l. the Manchester
- - lbarn more of tho fundamental
principles of their business, they will
never be able te_ compete eucceesfully
‘ net intention
certainly Sm
ranee. Mo mater
— d t han the demon
__ against me. I have no more
to do With the cotton industry in Man
chester or with condition of tho En
glish 1 wheat market than with tha
movements of Halley's comet”
ASTER SUCK o* VIRGINIA.
suit to test tho oonadtuttoi
tho act of IMS. by which a
of. tho District pf ColSmblg
trocoded to Virginia.
Wh*n citisane of tho Dig
winter tendered a >»•*• ha
fletipn, fun
Mary Stuart
3SCT
BUtue of Or**t South Cdroliaign
& National
QBBBMWpi
SIMPLE
S«nptors ||| Beprwwptstivdd
Praising MttBOTy o* Dead
StatMnuui.
i ur>v
, WASHIR
C.. March
csenutlyi
HP
_* Vil thf
from CeihoUitflf'lld!** to prasidf ft
ewrclsde la f&udry Mali'. ~
The cereatowpFtaclu&ed a brief ad
dreee by OeveMB^r Ansel, a speech by
State Senator W. L.'ManUlu, of Ureen
vilie county, awl the foriral unveUlns
by Hum MurgSTet Gist and Mrs. Moul
trie Bratton, State recent, for South
Carolina of the Daug.uers of »hc
American Rsvoittt'on. Later in the
Senate r.peeobes -were made by Sena*
tor Smith, of South.Carolina, and Sen
ator Henry Cabot. Lodge, of Massa
chusetts. and in the House by itepro
sentativefc Finlay, Aiken, Le*'«r, El
lerbe and Johnlon, of South Carolina,
and Lamb, of
The two
said Aiken,
Congress Q
those who
memory of
wnrww
napleuouf figures,”
ow represents In
home lowp,
-
»f
nfllctlng
e John £. Cal
uctjUj/f ^
it and sehoiarly
of our gov
houn and i
The meet
tribute of the dear Ores riven by Sen
ator Lodge, of Massachusetts. ‘lie
was the greatest man South Carolina
has riven to the nation,” said Lodge.
"It matters net that before me laet
tribunal the verdict went against him,
that the extreme doctrines to which
his Inexorable logic carried him have
been banned and barred, the man re
mains greatly placed in our history.
The unyielding courage, the splendid
Intellect, the long devotion to the pub
lic service, the pure. unspotted pri
vate life are §U fhere. are all here
with us now, untouched and unim
paired for after’ayes to admire.”
Boors COOPOB CASE
SOOB TO BE HEARD
CHATHAM, VA„ March 12.—Then
have been no further developments li
regard to the bogus coupon csss- Bolt
Thornton and Noel, the young men
operating the pUnt. are out op bal
in the sum of $2,900 each. The can
prill come up at the nett term of tai
court, jrnich convenes at Houston oi
the twenty-efihth' or this month
Messrs. K. W.‘Watkins and B W
Leigh, two prominent lawyer* oi
Houston, have been retained as eoun
*»* Amua$,£g£ &SJSX.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1TTH. Hie. AR
mory. Seventh and Marshall streets.
Admission so cents Tickets en sale
at McCoys Birtdi «»*
Crenshaws. S
jOTWif
h and Broad
»th pud Maip
WWJS
dlgt church, corner Tenth and Broad
St feet a Rev. W*. A. Christian, presid
ing elder, will preach at 11 A. M. and
Rev. Samuel C. Hatcher, pastor, at I
P. M. The subject far the night ser
vice is "An Oldtime Revival."
Revival services begin at this
church Sunday night and continue
Through-the week. Alexander's Gos
pel Pongs win be used la these ser
vices. those havlijg nooks are re
_ijuee»edto_brin£
ring *
-lag.
•Vt swmw*. '
_ . theLaW and Equity Court
of the City 6t Richmond, the 15tb
day or February, llld.
yennl^Jp. Coltralne.Flalntlg
Nathan Coltralne .Defendant
.JJS.tfm.M “(« ‘UUSPM
82. USPSt .£1 ,df «i.,sssa
is not a resident of the State of Vir
ginia, It M -hereby ordered that he do
appear here within flfteen days after
due publication of this notice and do
Wbat le necessary to protect his inter
mit In this suit.
B. M. ROSCMEH, y. q.
A copy—Teste
P. P. WINSTON, Clerk.
1
MEN WANTED
• The Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company wants
for permanent position
men of good character
as motormen and conduc
tors. Wages 83 cents per
hour increasing to 25
cents according to length
of service Board and
lodging free until men
are permanently located
in Philadelphia ample
protection for all nun
want to wor*. Apply
1645-W. Broad St, Rich
v' nrond, Va.j The Philadel- i
phia Rapid Tranait Co., '
Philadelphia, Pa. -
ceok»,
trad*.
'* Dim.
rlenced houwktt
Inc to aaclst In el
of directing sere*
qulred. A 40, gt
glzUaa.
WANTS D—A WOltAj
pher who understand
work; mast bo tact*
united; permanent
experience and .alar.
Ply X. Y. 2L. M, Vlri
WANTED—A OOOD C
wages; apply to *40
F TOU WANT TO C;
Washerwoman oall
Family washing
STEAM EAUNDRT,
Cary Street.
-JMggMr
■A POSITION AS Cl
or by young man wn
f» fences and expert*;
•glpdan.
-ANTED. BT OENTLEMAN .
wttclimu, janitor or any 1
Can giro reference! If reqt
dress W. A. OOD8ET. »di
street!
WANTED—BY TOVNO MAN, WHO !
a student of Business College. th
city, position as assistant bookke*
er; can (Ire best reference. 0-1 ca
Richmond Virginian. _
>nly. posith
WANTED—BY A YOUNl
rent colored man a pdi
ter tit a wholesale not
tatst packer. IAMB* 1
lector, wl
ferences.
photogTai
studio; i
dress P*
mond Vli
general merchandise; best el
once furnished; six rears axff
V. K. CIIBBIC, 7U. Maple
Charlottesville. Va. -
WANTED—TOUNO MAH W.
sttton with thoroughly ral
where work and honesty
elated; can furnish retsrei
WANTED—POSITION BY YOtTNO
man, as assistant bookkeeper; can
of shorthand
*ret
__ „ reference.
care Virginian ofQoe.
poorly pay
spend til
patten and
you -
m1
ITED—POSITION
ly as companion
ure.rs
-BY LADY, ]
i motion pleti
leatra.
tun try
AS
anti
MOj
four
t hrorkjo
do at
■waw j;1!
poimoH w*W«a'
’ANTED—SEWING AT HONS. LA
dlea* and childrens*; also chair* t«
nnr c«3r.,sr
M. F. NATO
‘wanted—ar refined dad
would Ilka » position to MW will
■onto dressmaker. Add rasa H. E. C
Virgin!*
I. car#
irgtnlan.
WANTED—B» A YOUNG LADY WITS
experience a* Typewriter copyist, 01
Other olBce work: can furnish heal
of rsfersece. Address C. No. 1.
mm—Bf’
WANTED—BTA REFINED LADY TC
do ltaht house cleaning, linen rooir
or sewing. Apply A. O., 1(19 W
Grace.
WANTED—EXP* RT LADT BTE
nogrupher desires substitute or per
monent position; five years' expert
once. Address W. 19. cars Riohrtioni
Virginian.
WANTED—THOROUGHLY COMPE
tent stenographer; aevsral yean
experience. desires position, perma
nent or temporary; quick, accurate
neat Prepared te take depositions
Piece work a specialty. Phone
Madison »17«.
WANTED—YOtINO LADY 8TENOG
rapher. with three years* experience
desires position at once: thoroughly
experienced lb Insurance and com
mission business. Address MISS B.
711 N. Twenty-second street, city.
Wanted—cleaning by the day,
Apply 111 St Paul street.
Y WANTS SEWING TQ DO AT
11 N. Seventh at|-get_
BATH ROOM NEALTlrtL.
IQthavb’ all’ the' trrrut^M?
eeasorles In the gray of Bath Seats,
ywlclne Chests, Crystal Shelves,
fowel Bars. Mirrors, Sponge Hold
er*. Shaving Brush ' Holders, Strop
Robe Hooks, Tooth Brush
lders. Mug Holders, In fact every
ttiab goes to make the bath
complete. Phone us, write ue
ns. VA. PilrMBiNo a heat
t e«tat* ;
nBEfrirr
FOR REIT.
TMMBlT'gCTWtl
m had on Hampton Road*; large
full Of shade trees, fronting
lUke and beach, boating, bath
—* Ashing delightful. Phone,
1907-J, or address W. E,
' ' btt-Wore.-Tar -
and
:Tn»irwx*r~—
HOMES FOR COTTAGE
water front lota for lease,
years with privilege to buy.
_ vantage*: City water, sewer
tion, phone service, electric
. beach and car Un* directly In
t. boating, bathing and Ashing
“ fuL Address W. E. COT
Newport News. V*.
CNDID OPPORTUNITY; A FINE
B. on James river. It miles from
cbmond; three-fourth mile from
R. station; little over 1911 acre*;
-- acres rich bottom land: suflctent
ly timbered; good old colonial resi
dence. Price 911,1109. Address Farm
Owner, care Virginian.
(HCO. D. COLE A CO.. SEVERAL NEW
dwellings, four to eight rooms each,
and *m*ll acreage; two to si* min
utes from car line. One now dwell
ing. nine rooms and one er more
eeree; two minutes from ear line.
WEST END LOTS ON GRACE, MAIN
Cary and Floyd avenue; ekeapest te
be found; beet of terms; call Madi
son 14(7.
FARMS AND GITT PROPERTT
bought and sold and rented. Spe
cial attention given to rente R &
JjgVINQ with B. F. HAMILTON A
HAVING ABANDONED DBVBDOP
MENT I will MU Forest I,odge
JOHN CUSSONS, Glen AUm.
V*.
DESCRIPTION OP FOREST DODOS
will b« m*IM on request by JOHN
CUSSONS. Qlen Allen, Vb.
PARKS. HOMES AND INVEST MEN!
properties between Richmond And
Washington; boat rtllroii wrtlM U
bis mnrket PRANK H. COX., Ash
land. Vs. -
411 ACRES; MAGNIFICENT DOCA
tku; convenient to two railroads;
rtrii'it -Rrut
" ”*■ w*T
WOTTED.
TO XXCHANOE ADVERTISING
wrltlns and typewriting work (of
rant reasonable) deak and al
fn
spate twttti wtndww strowttig) to «
thle claa of work. Call E. D O..
Mad Icon 17M-J.
^ANTED-^TO
XUT' FOR C A tftf
boat plicae paid;
uttfylnr or Improving, wa ha'
te of now things lei Mantels,
to our lino recently, la tbe Gas
Steam Orate, which la a combination
of saa to*, sea prate Mid (team ra
diator. Attractive to look at, cheap
£a.
INC,.
and n snJeodid beater.
8f§a * HEATING
TO'TWiw^TOTpsgrMrwaa*
for Richmond and State of Virginia;
white bain; for housework a apec
ialty. Colored man and women
Waned tor northern home* and but
lera tor thla etcy: write or call for
fnU particular*. Southern Intelll
t*np» oSIce. Ill* N. grsth itrest
WANtSD—-ADL UNSCCCESSPUl Ap
plicants for^jior tuna of^sny^kind to
apply Immediately i
X. Broad
•pxciAi. annual kohob.
,u
BQdMVroiTRent:
PEAT OP THREE ROOMS WITH
kitchen with atationory waah stand,
bath, hot and cold water, pee and
electric light*; rear pooch and atepa.
Ilf por month; ownar, ISO! E. Clay
• m.
atreat
tlRKT PDOOR FLAT TO fctttjPfjB
without children; 4 large rooms, pan
try, range, separate gas: cellar, use
of bath. Apjny to 1131 W. Mala
or phono Madison not.
f<5R RENT—NEATLVFURBISHED
rooms for gentlemen. 104 B. Main
street_ _
URNISHED ROOMS FOR
with or without board. A
lOffl* B. Leigh .treat Phon
4170,
aoa
RENT
— Apply at
Phone, Madl
N1CILT FURNT8HED EXTRA DA ROE
hall raom. desirable and central lo
cation. Apply at T17 E. Oraoe street
1441 Madison.
Phono
T
DAROE PROMT ROOM ON gBCONC
floor, convenient to bath, with bot
board also furnish
Cary a treat.
and oold water; board
trANTED—TO RENT I ROOMS, SEC
“m* *
TWO NICE PROMT BOOMS FOR
rant: bath ana phono convenient 101
north Twelfth street Phono 1141-D.
FOR RENT. NICE, SEVEN ROOM
house all conveniences; possesion
at anoo if wanted, lit S. Cherry
street
PLAT OP POUR ROOMS WITH PRI
rate bath on south Third a tract: for
full particulars oall Madison 40T-J.
FOR RENT. NICBDT FURNISHED
rooms at Tit B. Marshall street
#6r REN*. MbXWT FtfRlflSHHB
tPW* ht Tit Bb»t Mar*hall street
ROOM. OPPOSITE
law rant Ap
'Hi5'
FOR SALK—FIRST CL AS
mouth Rook sgg»; phono,
•04-J. Apply at one* GEO.
Highland Pork.
1 COMFXJBTB BBT BED
nlture with Iron bod
and mattroto
urxes
FOR SAttBj A rmx KINGSBURY
right Blackwood piano. In good'
dUlon; several Mod roakpra ■ *
terpiece; on* antlgue broni
vssrasjsr
FOR SALE—FOUR MINUTE,
•truetable cylinder record*; __
two minute. It eta; will At
tiyas&.'ftdTarsU'
homes AND FARMS 114 THE r„
moo. Shenandoah Valley of VtrgiaB
If you are contemplating a Chang
1ft location, writ* me. HARRY |
LEWIS, Real Eetate. Saunton, Vs.
DON'T BUY-A FARM UNTn7Y5U~
vestlgate thl# 609 acre fully equip
property; full particulars, FA*
care Richmond Virginian,
DETROIT JEWEL
YOU WILL DO WELL TO
line of Ranges before buy
member ,we are still selling the
Celebrated Detroit Jewel. BETTER
TRAN THE BEST. Our prices are
about SfHft'Ufes than installment
stores, v A. PLUMBING * HEATINU
CO.. INC. 21 N. Ninth street.
i WE IX> ALL KINDS OF BOILER,
Furnace, Stove, Roof and PlumbinT
repair, work. We have Speclalt;
men for all of these lines, and yi.
order will have careful and prom;
attention, and the charges will
reasonable. VA. PLUMBING A
| HEATING CO., INC., 26 N. Nil
I,ABIEV TAll.OR.
SPECIAL PRICES ON LADIES' TAIL
ored suits; ladles' suits made to or
der; fit and workmanship
—teett ~ met •«.—Tiira -wm icq
any ISO suit which you could
M. GOLDSTEIN, “Ladles' Tails
21» N. Fifth.
RR!IT
riJft'sg-’KK tw
team* or for conducting some bus
iness such as carpenter shop, paint
shop, plumber’s shop; for cheap rahb
Apply 016 W. Marshall street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENlt 1:
B. Clay street; clean rooms, nk
furnished. Free phone, Madison t
^lath^easonaMejCentWLh^
MATRON WANTED, .
WANTED—THE MASONIC HOMlPOF
Virginia wishes a matron on March
1st. Must have experience In man
agement of children, and knowledge
of needlework necessary In sueh an
Institution. None but an active, In
dustrious lady, without Incumbrs
interested In such work, who
co-operate with the management’
the Home, and not over 4S year
need apply. Address L. T. Cl
TIAN, President. Richmond, Va.
THE MOST UP-TO-DATE IU
tailored suite are made at ML
stein's.
of new Imported and domestto wool*
ens for the coming season. Tor |M
and upward you can have one eC
these perfectly made and fitted gar
Fongee, Hager’s silk and linen
at very reasonable prices. U O
8TE1N, SIS N. Fifth street.
What bookkeeper,
clerk or meohanle
salaries? This school
no diflculty in geUlai
sttions. Enter now.
rlndows, show cases, wood
>nd furniture. WILLIAM JOI
!•» N. First street. Phone,
REBATE or 10 CENTS IT TOU
out thtg coupon and bring ,
shoes; 7S cents men’s half sola
bated to OS neats; 00 cents, li
half soles, rebated to 00 cents; <
pair sewad with waxed linen tb
white oak soles. DREW'S E
TWO Shop factory, U0 & i
toffyreagrHMi
Lent by tbe Ladles*
pared during
Aid Society _
church; prices very reasonabi
orders to MISS WARREN. 1
Cary street. Phone 774I-J.
free •iregcgeppggfr^gsr
coal 14.20; H cord
wood 18. Coal a:
under shelter. TT
W. Cary street
1070.
H. A. KNIGHT, PRACTICAL AND
(rear). _
OW ABOUT TOUR EYES?
they ned atentlon? Many a :
woman In this town Is wsar
prematurely old look through i
live eys sight. Do not procrast
Sea Dr. H, Brettststn, ”The OpU
111 East Broad. Consultation
EP TOU WANT THE BEST
work, phono Madison
drons ter laundry
one of them? ]
LAUNDRY, 7ZJ-T10
BASLE STEAK
reputation oi
their lias. Phone
WE ASK ONLY ONE TRIAL. AND
you are dissatisfied with our w
•irsrv.
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