The Richmond Virginian., May 14, 1910, CITY EDITION, THE PROGRESS SECTION, Page 6, Image 12

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in to attend
ATE CONFERENCE
Petersburg Churches to be Wtll
Represented at Norfolk
Missionary Gathering.
OTIIER NEWS OF TOWN
Several Horses Entered in Local
Horseshow—Week’s Tobac
co Sales Light.
i'ka
H. O'Kmta,
•rramn Street
Cconkatf,
Will (Irt preaupt •llmlu to
(M*|I»I>1> ravtrlw irrrsular aar
n«a •( raper and will rrrtlva aah
aartpflau.
(Sptclt! to The Richmond Virginian,)
PETERSBURG, VA„ May !«.—The |
twentieth annual session of the Wo- i
man’s Home Mission Society of the i
Virginia Conference will convene at i
the Kendree church. Norfolk. May 17- j
JO of May inclustve The delegatee j
for the different Methodist churches j
TSPstershurg who »;Ij attend in com- |
Pany with Mrs. Albert ilayo, the dis
trict secretary, are: Washington
Street church, Mrs. \V. it Hite; Mar
ket-Street church. Mrs Walter
Brunet From T. P., Miss Martha
Lad better; High -Slttel thurch,. Mn
J. P. IL Smith; Hlandford church,
Vlas Annie Warren, and Miss Susie
Griffith
Entrlew in Horse Sitow.
Petersburg will be repnsented at
the Richmond Horse Show by
"Christine," owned by iiarvio Seward;
•Tier Grace," owned by K. R Sydnor.
“Amulet” and "Safe Conveyance."
Bwned by Captain M, C Jackson
Miss Ann Keith Royall, of Richmond,
Will ride these horses in the ladies
classes.
The commencement exercises of the
Virginia Normal and industrial in
stitute (colored) waa held yesterday
afternoon at the institute and were
largely attended. Certificates and
diplomas were awarded to a number
of students.
Social and Otherwise.
Lieutenant Hooper, of the Salvation !
Army, In this city, ha# received orders
to proceed to Cumberland, Md., for
which place he will leave on Monday 1
next. Lieutenant Hooper has been as
sisting Captain Woods for the past
four months.
Mr. Roger Atkinson, formerly of
Petersburg now of Richmond, was In
the city yesterday celebrating his j
gtxty-eevorth birthday.
James B McCulloch, supervisor of i
the sales of loose tobacco at the sev
eral warehouses In the city report*
the sale# for the past week to have
been A&.fcSO pounds. Total sale* to
date. 6,SSS,Z10 pound*.
Six deeds were admitted to record In
the office of the clerk of the hustings
court of Petersburg during the pa*t
week.
The May term of the hustings court
of this city will open on Thursday
morning next. There are some five
or six canes on the criminal docket.
The Petersburg and Richmond Col
lege baseball teams played a game
Saturday afternoon at Kenilworth
Park.
Motor Ron! Club Elects Officers.
At a meeting of the Petersburg
Motor Boat Club held Friday night
the following officers were elected:
Commodore. Spooner Eppee: vice
commodore, Homer Atkinson; rear
commoodre, Dr J. P Osborne: secre
tary and treasurer, W. A Worth.
While in Petersburg Friday the
dwelling house of Samuel Tucker, a
well known colored merchant of
Prince George county, near Dispu
tanta, on the Norfolk and Western
kali way. was destroyed by Are, with
content*, over sixty dollars worth oi
Seed peanuts was also burned. A
seven months’ old child was burned
to death. The tiro originated from
an overheated stove.
The new gravel roadway of Cox
orad. Dinwiddle county, for a dis
tance of about twelve miles out of
Petersburg, has about been completed.
This work was dope by the State
force. The road board of that coun
ty sill hold a meeting Tuesday next
at the county courthouse to decide
what road they will take up \t for
Improvement.
Louis H Curry, for the pas year
an operator In the Western Union
telegraph office in this etty. has been
transferred to the oce of the com
pany in Portsmouth, for which place
Be will leave on Monday next.
Lee Rogers, a veil known tele
graph operator of this city, is quite
til with double pneumonia at his
borne mi Grove avenue.
Thomas Blrohett, one of the most
prominent ritisens of Prince George
County. Is quite ill with Inflammatory
rheumatism.
The annual meeting of the Phoenix
Bible elase of High-Street Methodist
Episcopal church will be held to-mor
row morning when offleers for the en
Rev. W K. Atwell pastor of Ulgh
Btreet Methodist Episcopal church,
and bride have returned to the city.
WEEK'S T99ICCS SALES
ABOUT 75,600 POUNDS
End of Season at Hand—Prices
Remain Unchanged and
Market Quiet.
Each week tobacco aa'es on the
local market grow less, Indicating tho
tost approach of the ond of the
Mason. Sale" were held on Tuesday
and Friday of the week ust ended ann
It la estimated that leu man 75,000
pound" of the w eed a as sold.
Prices generally remain unchanged.
A few thousand pout..}* of nun cured
•till remain In Caroline coutny and
thia Will probably continue to keep
life In the market f«. a «*w weeks
The market on bright" thta week
remained um hanged. quiet and firm
with fair rwceipts. Inrk tobacco re
ceipts were very light, the market
Quiet and practically no trading. Pun
cured receipts continue d light with cn
prires Tor aTI »■ uni stock,
there waa fairly active trading.
Ctoecli
FAR
Sales About Over.
a) to The Richmond Virginian )
ARMVIIJLK. VA„ May !«.—The to
i sales on this market arc about
for the seaaofi. and grower* are
attention to the growth
rop. plants ere teore
at first »i re thought
> usual crop will * e *• t
already planted and the
Cotton Venous.
TOHK. May 14—The cotton
n ou» and easier at the
prices 3 to 7 point*
after the call a heavy
LOST. _
tufci: vc^¥Yerwcrrr i
3th and Ylroad Streets. The purse can j
b# obtained at room l, lf<» N. alb |
street f correctly described.
H KIP UA.VrED—M A LB
.vS EXPERIENCED J
ketprr: work U fftntiaTl laid labor.
ou» . r.o novice need «rp1y: state ex
perleiue. a*«. reference , confidential.
Apply to D-3, The Richmond Virgin
lu.
tVANTBD. ISt M.HN FOR THIS CITY ;
and Slnte. auch as miner*. laborer*,
cook A, bo tier*, driver*, farm »:id
dairy hand*, etc. MARTIN & CO.,
The Old Reliable, 818 East Broad ,
street.
I WANTED, SITUATION CLEANING
In office and housework. Call at
3« North Seventh street.
i WANTED. SO COLORED MEN TOR
railroad construction work. Ap
ply at once, SOUTHEIIN INTEL
LIGENCE OFRICK. 21l 1-2 North
Sixth street.
wanted—stock salesman; call
or write Ihibllr'ty Department Miller
System ef Train Control. Room JOS,
Commonwealth Hank Building. Rich
mond, Va
tv ANTED—CURLS WHO ARE Ex
perienced paper box maker* also
eome beginner*. Steady employment
and Rood wages. Apply to The Kan
dolph Paper Box Co, Roes Street.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
•^AK?¥mr^r^TTEr'x^r~^^
orert women for genera! house
work for thl* and Northern Status
ar.d cities MARTIN A CO., 81S
Bust Broad street.
WANTED—AT ONCB A GOOD GKN
er&l servant, small family, light
work, good wages. Apply 1514 Floyd
Art.
PnllTIOSs WANTED—MALK.
WANTED—POSITION BY EXPERI-J
•need ymtng tram, rorUllMhhr book-"
keej>er or any clerical work; o»n
furnish beet of reference. Address
G-19. care Virginian.
WANTED—POSITION AS STEWARD
of a small club or a* valet of u large
hotel for the summer H PHILLIPS.
1112% E. Broad street, Richmond. Va.
WANTED—A POSITION BY A YOUNG
man with a wholesale or retail house,
til capacity of salesman or shipping
clerk. Address G-18, caro Rlohmond
Virginian.
j WANTED—A LIGHT SET OF BOOKS
to keep at ritytht. can also do some
stenographic work. C. B. caro Kioh
^^jtnond Vlrglniain^^______________
POSITION W4 8TKD—nSMALB.
young lady desires position as com
panion or governess. Willing to
travel; beBt references; address Box
34. Andersonvllle. Va.
! WILL SOME ONE GIVE LADY WHO
has to assist in supporting four small
i children work to do at home.. Ad
dressing or any simple clerical work
preferred Address, Mother. care
Richmond Virginian.
Male and Female help ..
vanWi'C
without encumbrance for general
fr_rm work In the State of North
Dakota, Transportation furnish
ed. MARTIN & CO., The Old Re
liable. 818 East Broad street.
HAIR:
m^g§‘T8'T3rgnE,5:xtJsr''TO''o«T
your «wHches and puff*. The b«*t
for (ho loast money. HPOHEH HAlit
PARLOR. 200 N. Third rireot._
8W1TCHES~ HWIT<IHKS! WE ARK
RnUtnir Ladle*’ Hair Hwltcliaa *»
bariratns this w«ok. 210 N. Fifth
street.
AHMtfi REPURnG BPUCtAL.
—T—
20 REBATE. WE 1UV E AI IA >T OK
light, pliant leather suitable for V4
f-ohriR ladies* *ho«*s and while It lasts.
If you will briny: this coupon, wo
will H sole ladles* shoes—60c. ro
be ted to 40e. Every pair sowed. We
ran not .‘-end for shoes at this special
price. DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
F A CTO It V, 716 F, Main.
;i:K orn ~nEW~~aitTnYAL—mr
summer hntn. All the latest styles
in up-to-date millinery. Groat re
d net inns on all colored hats. Lin
gerie, Mllunds and Hanpa lints a
specialty. NEWTON’S. 210 North
Second street. -
POl'LTKY AMU PUTS.
iW'TSAraC'PXirf
end Huff Wyandotte*, White and
Brown leghorns, Black Minorca*.
Plymouth Hocks and Bantams, Pig
eons nnd Habhlts. Minnow* and
Gold Fish, always on hand; also
hoy, grain, meal, mill-feed and sll
kinds of poultry food*. THK
BROA I> ST R HI FT PKT STORE. tint
West H-oad street. Phone Madi
son 5266-J.
WAATKU—HOARD Efts.
re—ho VTi n r, ti s' an t
ere, rates reasonable: ploar-ant rooms
and faro. MltS. WALKliR. 309 N.
Twelfth street._
TRANSFERRING AMI 1IAl'1,1 AO.
^rx^pftn'frrNir^rN'D'iiAi^r.i
I all kinds furniture and piano mov
ing a specialty; ofllco 012 No. Kcc
i end street; residence 700 Munford
street. Richmond, Va., Phone. Madl
’ son 4364 D, BUWI.BS, Proprietor.
4
peimivtl.
prices; special reduction from $10 to
$16 less on every suit, also special re
duction* oii linen suite to be made In
any style. We also make suit* of
vour own material at reasonable
prices. Fall and see me. PAUL
K 'MBKy. Indies' Tailor, 219 North
Fifth street. __
LADIES TOP ft HAIR IS IMPORTANT
your cut hair or combings made In
to beautiful Switches, Puffs. Pompa
dours or Front Pieces In tho most
artistic manner. Charges very mod
erato 216 N. Fifth street.
jUA TOUCHE STB A MS AND FKKNClt
cleans clothes, ladles' and gent's. 6
, South Second
Monroe ?419.
LADIES YDS WE RE-DTE AND HK
make switches; charge, moderala.
21$ N Fifth street.
PUFFS' PUFFS! THOSE PRETT1
Hair ruffs made Com your own
comblxigs -*r rut hair, charges vary
moderate. 2.6 N. Fifth street.
.A TOUCHE CLEANS AND DYES
ostrv h feathers any shade. BOc. each.
S South Second street. Monroe 241,t
rallied sharply hut continued 1yr«gut«r
with frequent sharp fluctuation*.
Mav, 16 !•»<! 60; June. 16 4i®4A;
Julv. 16.64(8 56; August. } 4.94 U 9«;
Sept ember, U.T607t; October,
12.94(0 95; December, 12.740-75;
' January, 12.73 offered; March, 12.to
effered.
Royal Yecht Breaks Shaft.
BRIN'D*?1!, ITA1 Y, May 14—Tho
royal yacht Amiddtrtte. whb li was
tarrying King Ceorge <<f Greece nnd
1 is -on. to England for the funeral of
King Edward, broke b.-r shaft to-day
.when off Velona. Tus a are now towing
the yacht to this port The remainder
of the trip will probably le male by
train. _
1IAYZ TrTT
THF.SZ
Th“ Vlrci b He.)way nnd Power
Cniro rn? h; s *.. new nol *!< »» elec
• trie f re 71 • • ace very useful In the
home >r off ce , r d co t onjy * few
cent* each dry to operate. If you have
not se n tfcf e f- r», you should call
i-hjf the offee of the company,' Seventh
1 and Main street*, and set a ran at
one*. Call Mudittoa SAM. Eight and
MMaig Ueytruwiit, tor
IUMI. «>TATE roil »ALE,
FOK t*ALiU 111 AORES OLD l.Lii-Di.N<
Blue grass tor stock gra*.ng, price
*7.900 Apply redd he«.lti' cu,
1U5 E. M« a street.
WANTER—TO COMMUNICATE WITH
a buyer w.tn about *5.Out'. who would
bu? a spietnmny Incitoo property
with a big future. Present rental
over U per cent. Thta Is an uppoi
tunlty tnat Will never be ohereu
again Reply i (influential. Aauresa
-Ul 1OKTLNITV" car* Rlcumoud
Vaiiutau. --
FOR SALE 100 ACRES IN GOOD CUU- j
uvat.on. Necessary buildings and.
fruit of all uescrpuon. Magnificent!
water power. proposition price $3.
109. Apply KUDU Kh.Ai.ir CO, Ills
K. Main street. _ __
FOR flAUC—120 AC KE8 OF tfOOD
i luvunim la mi, 9 room house, fruit
ar.d etc. Pr.ce, *1.40v. Apply RLdd
lii.Ai.TY CO.. 1115 E Main street. _
FOR HAKE—IN JaCKHO.N WAR!)' A
splendid 12 per cent. Investment
v .11 sacrifice for uu.rk sale. Audress
“BAKQAIN" care of Tlie Klcnmonu
Yirg.uiau. _'__
foir'SAI^fN HIGHLAND PARK
iy ltudd Realty Co., ill5 E Main st.
70x140. Mx loom*. 11,500. East aide
of second Avt., net. Milton and High
land Streets llall and bath room.
Sewer connect ions. Owner arranging
to have same re-palnted.
25x140 SEVEN ROOMS. $3,850. LOT
No. », Virginia Are., tjetwoen Burn*
end Pollock. 1 pantry, two closets.
Hot and cold water, porcelain tun.
Range. Electricity. Two porches In
rear, concrete walks In front yard.
Front doors to be of mahogony. ana
freno.ti plate glass. Two blocks from
car line. This home la being built,
and will ma. ,i such changes while
being built that u buyer might want.
10x140. SIX ROOMS. $2,200. ON FIFTH
Ave., next door to Alche. IfSo. West
side.} Hot and cold water New por
celain tub. All necessary outbuild
ings. Rental value *200.
$4,4 50
WILL BUY CLAY STREET
house near Second; paying 10 per
cent. Apply 415 Brok avenue.____
H;m S.\L-«-=M'LOTS AT BiontAinr
Springs; *5.00 cash and *2.00 s
month until paid, rice of the lots
are $125.00. Apply 11. U_ 1201 E.
Main street, second floor.
12x140 NINE ROOMS. PANTRIES AND
closets In most every rook. H.ooo.
Hot and cold water, porcelain tub,
stationary wash-stand. Two latroba*
and range. Hear anil front porches,
stables and othor outbuilding*.
Painting and papering newly done.
Some fruit and shade trees.
,I8T YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with Amos * Poindexter. 1110 E
Malm If you have money to Invest
consult Amos & Poindexter. 1110 E
Main, they sell property. Quick
bought you buy from thorn «.t & good
profit.
THE SWEETEST STORY EVER
told.” Homo, sweot home. Do you
own your*? If not. why pay rent
any longer? W's will build or buy
you a home and allow you to pay for
same monthly at the rats of *i.5i
per month on the thousand, plus 5
per cent Interest, giving you ten-and
one-half years in to pay back the
loan. You can pay the loan as soon
as you like, thereby stopping further
interest, Call on or write to—Phone
MONKOF. 550 M. DAVIDSON, b*
Chamber of Commerce, Richmond, v*.
._ FOR IlK.Vf, _.
rtTETf! fRXftLfr E1 cTffTTi'i
handsomely furnished will be rented
to party ahle to furnish satisfactory
references or will rent suite of room*
completely furnished for light house
keeping, owner leaving city reason
for renting; party renting house can
have immediate possession and retain
same until November or later dale if
desired. Will rent very reasonable.
Call 113 N. Morris, or phone. Madison
4758- L. _
OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED
room for two geutlouien or man and
wife; near bath; hot water heater
and all convenience*; good table
board References^ 11 H Grace.
•OK "RENtr NEW *6-ROOM HOUSE
on Seven Pines car line. Apply
RUDD REALTY CO.. 1115 East
Main Btreet.
I TWO PRETTY, PLEASANT ROOMS
each for gents, ladles or couples,
with or without board; adjoining
bath. Terms reasonable; private
family, cot N. Tenth street.
FOR KENT--FURNISHED OR UNFUR
nislieil, 4 or 5 large airy rooms, pri
vate bath, large porch; terms reason
aide. Address 2909 E. Broad. Phone
l 7223 Madison. __
■ FOR RENT—THREE NICE BRIGHT
rooms at 511 North Seventh street,
will rent eoparate, very reasonable
term*. Apply at once.__
rmniHT, coot* skcond floor fi:k
ntsr.ed r-$*»m with bfttu. 3(M lu. Main.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-eEEXKWtf TansrwE83B«r
HAVE YOUR cloth US CLEANED
and presecd by the l,ee Cleaning and
j Pressing Co. Tkoroujli work,
prompt service, rear-onable prices,
phone, Madison. 3736, 302 North Fifth
street. ____ _
ASK YOU It DOCTOR
IF SPRINKLING LIME, UED FRHE
ly all around the yard cellar will not
prevent sickness We deliver any
utiantlty from a peck to a ton.
‘l'hone 10*. VAUGHAN'S._
MR Fl/FTI VERY 8H Y.
UK KNOWS V A U <> H A K‘S FI.V
screens aud doors are dead against
him. our soreens keep flies on out
side of the house. VAUGHAN b. I
Blast Hroad, opposite Foushee atreeu
WK-cbuEBrS6¥TDrap-fi50iE
WITHOUT PEERLESS CLEANER
Our customers tell us this continu
ally. Phone for bottle to-day: SUm.
—*e eeefc Money refunded If not
pleased. 'Phone 10*. VAUGHAN'S.__
TARO
60.
i FOR FENCE WIRE THREE FEET
high; galvanised, strong, rustproof
| VAUGHAN'S. 10* Madison.
GRASS TEN FEET HIGH
DON'T LET YOUR GRASS GET TOO
high; cut It often If you want a pret
ty lawn. Mowers warranted from
13.60 up at VAUGHAN'S, i East
Hroad street, 'phone Madlson^OC
WANTED
WANTED—TO
household _
call Madison
itcir jpur cash
goods; prices paid.
6661.
LA TOUCHE REPAIRS, ALTERS. RE
llr.es I sidles' and gent’s garments. t>
South Second. Phone Monroe 2*1».
LADIES' HAIR! YES! WE COVER
Turhan* with ladles' own combings
They sre so natural and so "pretty
210 N, Fifth street.
WANTED—IHIE* SHAKING.
Htre€>t; prlco re<u»on*bU«.
SPECIAL JiOTICR.
LADIES SUITS AT REASONABLE
l»r.o©#; rp«clftl reduction from 110 to
*15 lens on every nuit, alPO •pectal rc
ducttor*a on )<nen aulta to be made in
any style. We also make iu*te ot
your own material at reaaonable
i»nres. Call and h©© tne. Paul
kAMSKY, Ladles' Tailor, 21* Norm
First street. _
LADIES' H A 1R SWITCHES. WE
guarantee they do not cnange color
barjfalnn thlh week. &14 N. Kllta._
ji TtJfJCHK '-LEANS GLOVES. 1®C.,
16c., 20«., each. Monroe 6*1*. _
LADIES GLORY IN THEIR HAUL 1>
you want Imitation Hair Switches
don't eome. W* kaaonoUiUi* but
real hair; we sell swiuiht!* **r> .l0*.
pr.ced t D' - err" 21* N FiftliMjei.
~ MONEY TO LON* , , , ~ „
ifuNEV" TU.'-"LOAN WITH THE
rent payer. How much longer are
you going to pay for real estate
man’s home? Why no* your own
1 will loan you tha muwy to buy
your lot and build your house. fi
on the hundred, with * per cent
simple interest- Giving you seven
and a half mmMJm .!«>»»
TINNING AND rUf*BWO.
NEVER SINCE CHKISTOPBMB*
lumba* discover*! America, haa our
superior lu the tinning, plumbing
and gas-flitlng btisnese boau found.
Honest price*. superior worm, gener
al satisfaction and promptness are
a few -of m)T writ knees rtstsstw
Istlcs. L. W. DORSET * CO.. 114 K
Seventh street !>■ •■?'<*. Madison 2411
(-LEANING AND PRESSING.
NATIONAL CJ.EA.MNO AND PR Key
ing works. The .inly steam dying
and French cleaning works In the
\\ eel End; beat mode of workman
ship possible, rhone, M#dl*on 376)
or call at 1206 4 W. Mam; w« carry
nr© msuranca. so your clothes aft
protected. ______________
NOKTH POLE PRESSING CLUB—WE
do French end Htenm cleaning. Aleo
Dyeing. ladies Work a specialty.
Best works In the city for tne least
money. Work ca’led lor and de
livered. Phone it or. roe 21*#. M. Price.
Mgr.. 61* W Me t. t-i_
Ta?-.1-.1.1-!!.1 - Hts
Fort klLK.
FOR SALE—ONE GROCERY WAGON
one flair board wagon and a one
horse truck. All new and our own
make; also several second hand gro
cery wagons, one top buggy and ono
rubber tired phaeton. Repairing and
rubber tiring n specialty. W. H.
Madison * Co.. 1#M K Clay #t.
FOR SALE—ELECTRIC FANS OF ALL
kinds, both new and second hand;
complete stock; prices nght; also
motor# of all kind*, new and second
hand. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
COUP., J. C. HERBERT, Mgr.. 1* No.
Twelfth street, phone Madison 4812
COLUMBIA DOUBLE DISC RECORDS
45c. 4 minute Indestructible cylinder
records 60e.; 2 minute, S5c. Graph
ophones orr easy payments, repair
ing. THE TALKING MACHINE
CO.. 207 North Fifth street.
FOR BALE—*75 WILL BUT A RUB
ber Tired Burry worth 1160; new rub
ber tired runabeuU vary cheap.
RICHARDSON UlluS. *15 Brook ave
LADIES' GRAY HAIR SWITCHES! WE
are selling bargains this week. 216
N Fifth street
WALL Ft PEW.
. W. SMITHERS ft CO., 204 NORTH
Fifth street; wa!l papers; room
mouldings, etc.; high class work;
lowest prices; invo-tigato.
WANTED—HOARD.
WANTED—BOARD BY A YOUNG I*A
dy In private family, reference fur
nished. Address MISS E„ care Rich
mond Virginian
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ACTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE MEN
wanted to TAKE charge of
PUBLICITY AND STOCK SALKS IN
EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
GOOD MEN. THE WORK IB INTER
ESTING AND PROFITABLE. CALL
OR ADDRESS MILLER TRAIN CON
TROL CORPORATION. ROOM 70S
COMMONWEALTH BANK BLDG.
WANTED—CONFERENCE WITH oil
reputable business man who are In
position to lnveat from $100 to I2.50U
each In a tobariu Industry, of na
tional Importance, having an unlimit
ed earning capacity. This Is a spe
cial business proposftlon of Interest
to responsible clttr.ens In any part
of Virginia, especially Richmond
State amount you run Invest, If satis
fied. Address P. O. Bo* *21. Rtch
; mond. Va.
SALESMEN H ANTED.
ACTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE MEN
WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF
PUBLICITY AND STOCK SALES IN
EACH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
GOOD MEN, THE WORK IS INTER
ESTING AND PROFITABLE. CALI
OR ADDRESS MILLER TRA IN CON
TROL CORPORATION, ROOM 2<)6
COMMONWEALTH BANK BLDG.
‘
LK4.AI, NOTICED.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerk'** Office ot the
Chancery Court of the City of Klch
| mond, the 1st day ot April, 1910, In
vacation.
J. F. II. Jurgens, trading as Charles O.
Jurgens' Son ..Plaintiff.
vs.
Mrs. K. O. Dever, Malcolm A. Coles et
ttls . .Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The objects of this eult. which 1*
pending In said court, are to recover
for the plaintiff possession of certain
personal property sold by nira to Mrs.
R. o. Deyer n conditional sales con
tract. as shown by said contract duly
docketed In the clerk’s office of said
court on May 12, 1*0*. In Docket J\
page 129, and to subject the same to
the payment of plaintiff's claims
ugalnst said Mrs. R. O. Deyer, amount
ing, respectively, to One hundred and
Right Dollars and Ninety Cents, with
Interest on the respective monthly
payments from the time they wore due
arul payable under said contract, and to
Thirty-Six Dollars and Eighty Cents,
with Interest from April 1, 1908.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that Mrs u. O. Doyer and Mal
colm A. Coles are both non-residents
of the State of Virginia, It la ordered
that they appear here within fifteen
days after the dne publication of tills
order, and do what Is necessary to pro
tect their Interests in this suit.
Teste
CHAR O. SAV1DDB. Clerk.
SMITH, MONV( RE & GORDON, p. q.
1 aw 4 w.
Offing of
LAWRENCE P, POOI*
Attorney at Law,
Will remain at the same number
803 Hull Street,
Richmond, Va,
Pmetlee In afl ef the Court* «f tit* di)
<ttd wUiaeat CvuaUm,_J
FOR RENT
In Barton Heights
502 Virginia Ave., 7 rooms.
504 Virginia Ave., 7 rooms.
Comer Garland Ave. and Hooper St.,
7 rooms.
Now is the time to live in this beau
tfiul suburb.
.1 F> f’ARNEAL dr SON,
<3 North Eleventh Street.
GINTER
PARK
Call for a plat and price list and go
; to sec the property or we will take you.
j Lot* on easy payment*.
LEWIS GINTER I.AND * IMP. CO
_1111 East Main_
FOR RENT
By John T. Ooddin A Co.,
E. A. Catlin, and
Pollard A Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneer*.
COMMISSIONERS’ AUCTION SALE
OF
CHOICE PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
“Ford’s Hotel” !
FRONTING ON BROAD. ELEVENTH
AND CAPITOL STREETS, AND FAC
LNG CITY HALL.
“Ford’s
Law Building”
ON NINTH STREET, BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
AND
Large Tobacco
Factory & Laundry
CORNER TWELFTH AND LEIGH
8TRERT8.
In execution of a decree of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, Va., en
tered on April 28, 1910, in the combined
suite of Mary Lucy Ford, by, etc., vs.
A. J. Ford, Trustee, et ahL,JStesrart H.
Ford, et ale. va. aame, Estelle Madeline
Ford, by etc., v*. Charles Thompeoa
Herndon et ala. and Mary Lee Benet vs.
Florence B. Quincy et ala., the under
signed acting special commissioners will
sell bv auction, on the premise*, on
Wednesday, May 18,1910,
beginning at noon.
Fust. "Ford’s Hotel," situate on Elev
enth. Broad and Capitol Streets, described
as follows:
"All that lot of land, with hotel building
and other improvements thereon, ap
purten&ucee, rights and way* thereto
belonging, and fronting one hundred and
thirtv-oignt (138) feet on Eleventh street,
running back eaetwardly one hundred and
sixteen (lit)) feet, being bounded on the
north by Broad Street, and on the south
by Capitol Street.”
SECOND, AND AT l O’CLOCK P. M.
ON THE SAME DAY, "FORD’S LAW
BUILDING” PROPERTY. BEING A
TI1REE-STORY BRICK BUILDING on
the west side of Ninth Street, between
Franklin and Grace Streets, having a
frontage of fifty-one (51) feet eleven (11)
inchee on the west line of Ninth Street,
and running back weetardlv between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
(120) feet to an alley twenty (20) feet
wide.
THIRD, AND AT 4:30 O’CLOCK P.
M., ON THE SAME DAY, THE WELL
LIGHTED, FOUR-STOR Y BRICK TO
BACCO FACTORY, with large lot for
storage, etc., situated on the west side of
Twelfth Street, just north of Clay Street,
fronting two hundred and ninety-four
(294) feet ten (10) inches on the west line
of Twelfth Street, running back weut
; wardly between parallel lines one hun
I dred and thirty-four (134) feet nine (9)
| inchee to an alley in rear fifteen (15) feet
; wide, being bounded on the south by a
: fifteen (15) foot alley and on the north by
the south line of Leigh Street.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the balance
in equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen :
and twenty-four months, or, at the dis
cretion of the special commissioners or
those acting under this decree, one-third
in cash and the balance in equal payments j
at one, two and three years, the deferred
: payments b> be evidenced by negotiable
j notes of the purchaser, with interest added
i from the date of sale at the rate of 6 per
centum per annum, and the title to the
1 property to be retained until all of the
I purchase money shall have been paid.
1 The purchaser, upon application to the
) court at the time of the confirmation of
i sale to him, will be permitted to anticipate
the payment of his notes given for deferred
instalments of purchase money by paying
the principal of said notes, with interest
thereon, from the date of sale to the day
of payment, at the rat* of 6 per centum
| per annum.
The special commissioners, or those
acting under the decree, shall have autho
rity and power to reject any bid or bids
for the said property, or any part thereof,
and shall also have authority and power to
withdraw said property, or any part
thereof, from sale at any public offering.
ROBERT H. TALLEY.
RICHARD EVELYN BYRD.
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
HENRY C. RIELY,
Acting Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by the
above decree of the special commissioners
; has been duly given by Robert H. Talley,
i Richard Evelyn Byrd. David Meade
White and Henry C. Riely, four of the
above special commissioners.
Given under my hand this 30th day of
April, 1010.
CHA8. O. 8AVTLLE, Clerk.
i
Start Looking Now
and Get Suited
16 £. Main Bt., 10 room*.
11214 Floyd Ava., 12 rooms.
3614 Et Grace St., 6 rooma.
2301 Hanover Ava., 9 rooma.
18 E. Main St., 10 rooma.
407 N. Ninth St., 6 rooma.
208 8. Fourth St., 7 rooms.
626 N. Fourth St., 7 rooms.
315 W. Main St., 7 rooms.
1815 Beverly St., 7 rooma.
602 N. Tenth St., 6 rooms.
821 W. Marshall St., 7 rooms.
608 N. Tenth St., 6 rooma.
403 W. Marshall St., 9 rooms.
A pal tmente.
Virginia Building, Fifth and Main, 3
rooms, first floor.
1_:_Plata. --1——
1212 Park Ave., first flat, 6 rooms.
1212 Park Ave., seoond flat, 6 rooms.
1214 Park Ave., second flat, 6 rooms.
1626-A W. Grace St., second flat, 7 rooma.
7 E. Main 8t., second flat, 7 rooms.
J. D. CARNEAL A 80N.
6 North Eleventh Street.
FOR RENT
Twelve room*. Being put in fint-eleaa
One Word
Money at 5 °/c Simple Interest PerYear
NOW STOP PAYING RENT
We wQI loan you any amount to purchase or improve real eatate at an aver*
age payment not to exceed $9.64 per month, principal and interest, on each
$1,000 borrowed.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO OWN REAL ESTATE OR EVEN A LOT IN
ORDER TO SECURE A LOAN.
Let ua explain our plan, and how you can in a short time be your own land*
lord, or how you can lift that mortgage on which you are paying an exorbi
tant rate of in tenet. If It is not convenient to call, we can handle your busi
ness by mail.
INVEST YOUR MONEY WITH US. WE GUARANTEE 13 PER CENT.
PER ANNUM FOR THE AVERAGE TIME UPON THE TOTAL AMOUNT
PAID IN AT MATURITY OP CONTRACT.
THE CAPITAL SECURITY COMPANY.
Home Life Building, Washington, D. C.
Noonan & Mason,
Anderson Real
Stats Agents,
533 Seaboard Bank Building, *
Norfolk, Va.
ENERGETIC AGENTS WANTED
Estate Loan Co.
Resident Agents Richmond, Va.
Phone Madison 845.
W.E.Purcell,Jr.Co.
Real Estate
and Loans,
100 North Eighth Street
Central BusinessProperty for Sale
On* piece on 8th Street, between Grace and Main, 25 ft. 4 in. front. Price
$15,000.
Store and Flat on Main, east of 1st Street. Price $10,000.
2 piece* on Cary Street, with railway facilities. Price $8,000.
Two pieces on 4th Street, between Broad and Main. Price $8,$00.
One large central building .suitable for manufacturing, or will pay an excel
lent per cent, on price asked. Price, $40,000.
PAINE & CORLING,
1015 Bank Street. Phone Madison 1113
FOR SALE
Grand Grove Avenue Lots
Near Allen Avenue, high, dry and no fill.
Special offering in Monument, 60 foot front.
H. SELDON TAYLOR * OO.
By R. B. CHAFFIN ft CO.. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
Acting under a Deed of Trust from
Geo. Ballentyne and L. W. Newell re
corded in the Clerk’s office of Henri oo
County in D. B. 179 A, page 161, default
having been made in the payment of
money therein secured and Being so re
quired by the beneficiary, we will sail
by Public Auction on the premises on
Monday, May 16, 1910, at 5:30 P. M..
that certain tract of land fully described
in said deed and which fronts on the
North aide of the Charles City Road
about six miles east of the City of Rich
mond, adjoining the lands now or former
ly belonging to Peter Allard and Hill
Carter, ana containing 100 acres with
dwelling and other improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash as to expense of executing
this trust and to pay note of 92,000 with
interest thersoa from February lath, 1909,
and any balance of purchase money to be
paid in cash.
LAWRENCE CAS8KLMAN,
GEO. C. WILES,
Trustees.
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For Our New
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nanny
TRUSTEE’! AUCTION SALS
OF
Four Valuable
Houses and Lots
HALF MILS EAST OF
ASHLAND, YA
By virtue of » deed of treat treat
Lonnie & Perrin to the undersigned
truetee. doted Febreery ft, ItH, end
recorded in the clerk'e offloe of Hen
over county. Va. la D. E 11, pegs H,
default bavins been made tn ne pay
meat of all et the notes secured by
said deed, and bains required as
by the holder of eeTd pot* * Ml
by AUCTION on the prunueee
SATURDAY. MAY 14. 111!
beginning at o'clock F, :
the property referred to la said
being
A tract of land with FOUR DV
INOt and other Improvements th
lying about one-half mile east •<
-of Ashland, Va., en the seal
low* of Ashland, Va., en the south aldo
of the Hanover court House Hut end
fronting thereon. 40 feet, and enwl
lag back between goMUoTliadt OX
feet. The hnUdings eae ak no# and
conveniently arranged. The dweUlnge
contains » rooms eeoh.
r^ftsrmsv«?wi s&s
to defray tj
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