The Richmond Virginian., July 30, 1910, CITY EDITION, THE PROGRESS SECTION, Image 18

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MONUMENT ANNEX
lie Eyes of the Investor and Homeseeker See Its Rising Value!
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Bound to grow if Richmond grpws—Stare to be annexed as the
sun shines—now within the shadow of the city limits—certain of
increase in value of double, to treble—must be seen to be appre
ciated. Automobiles to show you the property at any time
BLANTON & COMPANY, Sales Agents,
1110 East Main Street.
Si i
ndsome Apartment Houso on
West Franklin is Imposing
Structure. <*
,000 SPENT ON IT
-J. - Tinder of Ohariottesvili©
Will Hare Charge' of
Management.
f Gresham Court win be ready for
fccupancy September 1 next
Thin announcement was made 8at
frday by Pollard A Bagby, real es
tete acenta who promoted and built
;.fWa handeome apartment house lo
fated at Franklin and Boyd streets.
/ ONfkan Court, is the most modern
apartment house of Its kind south of
Washington, it is fireproof from top
••bottom and in many respects ranks
/With the finest class ef apartment
bouse* in the country* The building
represents an Investment of 1200.000.
H’ _ Twe-lhMi Banted.
i When Pollard dfc Bagby announced
xhat they would undertake to put up
Wpim. a structure. It was freely pro
./(dieted that they would fall in their
hffaOHa or at least would experience
IWreat difficulty in procuring occu
pant*.
developments, however, have shown
; ffce wisdom of the firm, nearly two
/pW* ®t tne apartments having been
&*se*ad already, with prospects of the
jgvamalmder being taken during the
Snoath Of August
f;£_Oroaham Court exceptionally hand
I* design and equipped in the
/■tost Improved sad up-to-date style,
/fa aa imposing structure wltg seven
-,#tOftas and a basement
Vt, within the past week Pollard A
SjB*gby have rooelved Inquiries from
•five persons desiring apart
iuarters and a number of these,
«g »hown through Gresham
readily signed up without fur
Br, C, J. Tinder, a hotel man of
Me experience, will be in charge of
management He announce# that
Mag will be left undone to ren
tbj oervloe the very beet posai
Mr. Tinder comes to Klchmcnd
isnts in Gresham Court
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Am -•* .girferent prices, according
y*,yn*b*r °t end general
wUuCu til*
is building contains thirty-eight
rata apartments.
Y THIEVES IN
OFFICERS CHARGE
EtotioB Officer Portiaux Will
itettpt to Reform Youngsters
Who Entered Residences.
wl* bpyu sftma of whom is more
twalVe years old, were arrested
“dag morning and turned over to
■Of* Officer Portisux, who will
k. »*sr them for n month or so
V Hobble, the robbery
of residence* In different parts of the
city.
The youngsters were brought Into
headquarter Saturday by detectives
who believe they are the ones who
have committed the many petty thefts
In Richmond.
Chlef-of-PolJce Werner, cognisant
of the law which says that a person
under the age of seventeen years shall
not be locked up was puzzled about
the boya
Probation Officer Portlaux was In
the police court where Justice Crutch
field w«* keeping him busy with the
care of men who do not support their
families, but the chief came first and
he dispatched an orderly for Mr.
Portlaux.
"We ain't never done nothing,” iddd
the youngest of the lot.
"That’s what they all say,” remark
ed Clerk Pollock, and then the boys
were taken in charge by Mr. Portlaux.
Never In the history of Richmond
has there been so many reports of
petty thefts as have been reported
within the past month.
Detective McMahon says the num
erous thefts are . due to the hot
weather. People, he assumes, sit on
their front porches at night and pay
no attention to the windows and rear
doors that are left open!
Funeral of Mrs. Haley.
The body of Mr*. Bessie Brooks
Haley, widow of Mr. H. Brown Haley,
will arrive hero Saturday afternoon
from Campbell county, and the fun
eral will take place from the chapel
atJHolljfWoodjtJ5ijo|clock^
HELP WiVTED—MALE.
borer*. Apply fill E. Main street, or
Stop IS Olnter ' Park, line. W. D.
stop 15 Oh
NEWSOME.
HELP WANTED—FEMA1.E.
wxj?¥tns=T?mr(rrTi5To~x^
Kiris to make paper boxes; beginners
paid while learning; steady employ
ment; light clean work and good
wages. Apply to THE RANDOLPH
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PAPER BOX CO.. Ross street.
POSITION* WANTED—MALE.
-A'WSTtT^mK~BOT
wants a permanent position In real
estate, arrand boy, or office boy; fin
ished a grammar school; writes fair
ly. quick at figures and knows the
town well; no cigarette smoker, but
faithful and steady; best references
as to family and honesty. Address
E. B. a. Box 928 City
POSITION WANTED AB BUTLER,
driver or general housework In good
family by young colored man. An
625 North Fifth.
POSITION WANTED—FEMALE.
WP&fEITTH
~7rYorx<rT.xm~To:
■Itton to teach small children two
years' experience, references ex
changed. Address D. K. ANDERSON,
care Postmaster, Amisvlile, Va.
WANTED—rB Y YOUNG LADY STENO
grapher, position Hi office has had
some experience willing to com
mence on moderate salary where
there is prospect of promotion. Ad
dress MISS TAYLOR, 27d4-Ii E. Grace
- street-.
HAilt TONlt.
??§n!3SH*rT3xrTrmf^^
tested for ten years, that Is why we
can sel It cm a guarantee—you sat
JLjffied^jyourjmone^backj^^^^^^
PERSONALS.
W'VAKEXifpasfxi'^rer^msxr:
log and curing nervous and stomacn
troubles; Mental Scientist; reference*.
Bast Clay street Richmond.
MotSE AND SION PAINTlNfi.
decorating and signs, call on Wll
Jlams-Hewltt Co., <85 W. Broad street
...---Phone, Madi
ali work guaranteed
son 1*75.
U HaIIi tonic:
war axvt -a- girmift-g'gAix' ts5g
M haarl ■rh*w we... _ — . _ *_
a head when you can save your hair
by using Nelson’s Hair Tonic In
time, Its onl* 60c.
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Wants
FOR SALE.
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BATH ROOM AND KITCHEN COM
fort make a comfortable summer at
home; we can supply you with all
these comforts; we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Oaa Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges, De
troit Jewel -Heaters for hot water In
your bath room and all those Inex
pensive appliances for bath and klU
• chen. VA PLITMBINQ & HEATING
CO., 26 N. Ninth street.
ONE SECOND-HAND STEEL TIRED
I runabout with harness In good order,
$30. cheap for cash one second hand
pony runabout with harness, will
sell cheap for cash these are cheap
i and worth your attention. B1U8
TOW-WORtUjAJtf CO., 1417 E. Main.
; 473 SMALL PIANO FOR THE CHIL^
dren to learn on; In good tune; stool
i and scarf Included; 50o per week
pays for It. CRAFTS, Fifth and
Qrace streets. Send for our bargain
list.
B A ^1 TON HEIGHTS, NEW HOUSE, 6
rooms, bath, electric lights, latrobe,
hot and cold water; lot 40x160; narlor
and reception roums white enambled,
sliding doors, cabinet and slate man
tles. small cash payment, balance to
suit. Address D-30 care Virginian.
WE ARE OFFERINO~UNUSUAL LOW
prices on our line of Ranges, Mantels
and tiling; now Is the time to save
money If you are Interested. VA.
PLUMBING A HEATING CO., 26 N.
Ninth street.
FOR WAGONS GO TO-RICHARDSON
BROa 616 Brook avenue.
LOW PRICfcS~ON~ALL RANGES; SEE
us now while the prices are low; all
standard makes, which means a great
deal when you want repair. VA.
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.. 26 N.
Ninth street.
$65—-<JOOD, SMALL PIANOLA, ROSE^
wood case; has been used but is In
fine condition. CRAFTS, Fifth and
Grace streets.
TWO RUBBER TIRED TOP BUGGIES
good as new, will sell cheap for
cash also have new buggies from $40
up guaranteed for one year, and they
have no comparison for the same
amount of money. RRISTOW-WOK
BHAM CO.. 1117 10. Main.
$45—Parlor organ; oooiTmakeTr
and of sweet tone; 60c per week buys
this Instrument. stool Included.
CRAFTS, Fifth and Grace streets.
MAKE YOUR BATH ROOM "SANITAH"i
for the summer; that means good
health; we employ experts In this
line. VA. PLUMBING A HEATING
CO„ N. Ninth street.
ONE MODEiTt FORD TOURING CAR.
newly painted with new top of nice
mohair with wind shield used one
season. In good condition prlca $7VU.
address Box 286 South Boston, Va.
FOR KENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SLEEPING
also (or light Housekeeping. Apply
413 North Seventh street or phone
Madison H04-L
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHER
rooms at 111 E. Marshall street.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
the Richmond Co-operative Burial
Association. A $100 certificate costs
only 13 cents per month; Alves a $100
funeral at death. The cheapest pro
tection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated In Philadelphia,
Norfolk. High Point, Birmingham,
Macon. Nsw. Orleans, St. Joseph, Mis
souri and various other cities, south
and west, tor over 12 years. Why
not In Richmond 7 C. A. HAIQH, Sec.
Phone Madison 3706.
'ftAlK TONIC. —
fled with Nelson s Hair Tonic. If not
^ltsjyour money back.
Tt’tLi, paper.
Fifth street; wall papera, room
moulding, etc., high class work; low
est prices; Investigate.
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Wants
Wants
Want Ad Rates
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than tea cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madisoif 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
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SPECIAL HOTICi.
LABIE*’ TAILOR.
LADIES, I HAVE JUST RETURNED
* FROM NEW YORK. WHERE I SAW
ALL THE NEW PARISIAN MODELS,
AND NO BUST FORMS ARE TO BE
USED FOR THE COMINO SEASON.
THE SOFT EFFECT THUS OBTAIN
ED GIVES LONGER AND BETTER
LINES THAN THE STIFF BUST
FORMa I BOUGHT A LARGE
STOCK OF THE NEWEST MATERI
AL IN A VARIETY OF STYLES,
WHICH I AM GOING TO MAKE UP
REATLY REDUCED PRICER
HW LEWIS, LADIES’ TAILOR, 202
NORTH FIRST STREET. PHONE
MONROE 2661.
WANTED—LACE CURTAINS TO
wash. Write or call 30S North Sec
ond street.
SEVERAL TRUNKS OF DRUMMERS’
•ample trousers; special bargains:
high-grade gods, bought cheap; sold
•ame way. N. F. JACOBS A BON.
Ninth, near Broad street.
LADIES’ TAILOR.
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M GOLDSTEIN SAYS WHEN THE
CLOAK AND SUIT MANUFACTUR
ERS AND DRESSMAKERS BEGIN
TO USE THE UOLDSTKIN BUBT
FORM. WHICH HE INVENTED AND
PATENTED. THEN THE LADIES’
TAILORS WILL HAVE TO BK
BUSHBLMEN IN THE DRY GOODS
STORES. BECAUSE A READY-TO
WEAR SUIT WITH THE BUST
FORM WILL BE 100 PER CENT
BETTER THAN A TAILORED SUIT
.WITHOUT THE BUST FORM. THE
LINES AND SEAMS ARB IN THE
PROPER PLACE. WHEREAS AFTER
A TAILOR ALTERS HIS SUIT. PER
HAPS HALF DOKN TIMES. THE
SEAMS AND LINES ARE ALL MJS
BPECIAL NOTICE—IF TOU NEED
rubber tires, I am stiU putting them
on at the old price, aa I bought a
good lot of rubber before the prleo
of rubber advanced. So get buay end
thbg thadVH;ntasre of' thlaj Aj>pljr
1° BRISTOWS No. 11. II,
Eighteenth street. ——~~
Cadies don’t neglect y6ub hair
complexion and nails when you can
MTR
^Broad^swe^u^gjg^
l#Bt Hue of drum mere* ettvtple troth
ten: ksvsml tM,nb.
Ninth, ne« B?oad'
MI SCKLLANEO tr».
STOP! LOOK AND THINK.
J°HN LA TOUCHE. JR.. NEW PLACE.
417 W. Main; Monroe 1452; French
and steam cleaning; ladles princess
and dresses cleaned 11.50; pleated
s*lrta French cleaned, 75 cents;
plain, 60c.; gloves cleaned, any
length 10 cents per pair, gent's suit*
dry cleaned. 50c; French cleaned *1.00
reduction in all work.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
QO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
west End, when you want your
clothes cleaned and pressed; all worn
K fan teed flrat class. J. R. BERK
LEY, JR >1* W. Main street. Phone
Monroe 133.
HAIR.
human hair bought and sold
at Hughe'S, 10* N. Third street
FURNITTJHB AND CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE, CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care. Estimates cheerful hy given;
JACOB UMLAUF, 705 West Mam
Street Phone Madison 3202.
LBB’I.
CLEANING .
MadUon IT;
Indies’ w
KHI
UMBRELLA
^PRESSING; PHONE
North Fifth street;
deity.
north nm.
IMBRELLAf €
ffisamg
COVERED AND RE
“ work; 8CHREMP, The
k*:cuk*io>\ -
wgTfMdiifi ycS: witcrmrsm
Jfrr«* country hem and J. e. m.
-.^ hjkef wm donate 2 boxes X li. M,
August 10thth* <*rocer* Excursion,
drummers samples at. high-dase
>-™u*tr* pre**nt* IlMlI now; we got
era cheao—me abb wmi • k..s i.
»**UW » W® §Ol
lTFQh rBOUN,b-* b* <*UlCk
Broad street.
Ninth, near
“wxNWHur
yAM'f^'i ws - iaesT 5 •
**• bl* *o«pei tent meeting Sunday
July II, oor Twenty-eighth and P
•‘■■eeU. Rev R j. WlllTnghai? wtli
preach. Subject; •’Life's Decision/
WANTED^-foUNG, CPrtfBROKE
driving horse; must be fair slse, and
good raodster; give description and
*f*te *?**•! cash price. Address B,
care Richmond Virginian.
1 virali
ittbi uPAinisi,
SWSKr^VrCtii WYSt?
Jrt*« *M» coupon with shoes and
SKI* *,?«“ h “?“*> «c.; I*
SJfcft *0cv* children e, 40c. and up.
with waxed
nax thread; rubber heela 15c. extra
8HOJB tajo
TORT, n* b. Mala street,
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Wants
_ 5lOO*S FOB RENT.
Fofi ms??:—Rgarrorera:
rooms and bath. Apply at 220 West
Broad street.
LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
also one hall room. 107 North Third
street.
814 EAST CLAY—COOL, CLEAN, S1N
gle rooms, nicely furnished, bath
phone.
ROOMS FOR RENT. 808 EAST CLAY
street, furnished or unfurnished.
Rhone Madison 2998.
ONE PLEASANT THIRD-FLOOR ROOM
for rent 209 East Franklin.
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED, FOR
light housekeeping. 710 East Frank
lin street.
LARGE. COOL FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent Apply 710 East Franklin
street
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get a clean comfortable bed for SOc.;
' phone, bath and Ice water free; ex
cellent meals served next door. 1002
East Clay.
LARGE, cool rooms, with or
without board. 1002 West Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS HOME
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between
_Franklin and Main.
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping. Apply 710 East
Franklin street
FOR RENT—TWO LARGE ROOMS ON
upper floor, with bath. Price, |« per
month. No. 229 South Cherry street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO A
settled man for an hour’s work early
morning and late In the evening. Ap
ply 414 West Broad street.
FOR RENT—THREE DESIRABLE
rooms and bath. Apply at 220 West
Broad street.
814 EAST CLAY—COOL, CLEAN. SIN
gle rooms, nicety furnished; bath,
phone.
ROOMS FOR RENT, 808 EAST CLAY
street; furnished or unfurnished.
_ Phone Madison 2999.
LARGETnTcELY-FURNISHKD ROOMS
also one hail room. 107 North Third
street
IllHKS HICK HH1UHT ROOMS 8EC
ond floor; private bath, front or back
stairs; well arranged for light house
keeping; possession August let. Ap
ply 613 North Seventh street.
814 EAST CLAY—COOL* CLEAN, SIN
gle rooms nicely furnished bath,
phone.
ROOMS FOR RENT, 308 EAST CLAY
street, furnished or unfurnished.
Phone Madison 2009.
LAROE^KtCELX FURNISHED ROOMS
also one hall room. 107 North Third
street.
two Rooms, furnished foH
‘‘Kht housekeejplngt. Apply 718 East
\ Franklin street.
iLaHDe, CocS" 'furnished ~r66Hh
for rent. Apply 710 East Franklin
street.
NICRLY FURNISHED ROOMS; H6ME
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between
Franklin and Main.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOtia BlUffi
comforts. 14 North Sixth, between
Franklin and Main. <
FOR RENT-ON® BIO BOOM FOB
light housekeeping also one f«r
lodging. Apply 413 North SeT.nth
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So FO??—WaW?—1—H5KE?—BJ
adopting our plan, you .will be land
lord. 8 7.60 per month, _ plus S per
f / *' •> UHVII.J Ml p«T U1
n full at any time, thereby stopping
further interest we win also Hake
Up" rOAll
on J. W. PONDER, *4-88 Chamber
ot Commerce Bldg-, JUchmond, y* .
Wants
RKAL KSTATK TOH SALK.
Jfre^TJsnaiEJt TiaITSa i RtrMrTsrr>ETP
■on HmI Estate and Law Co., Elev
enth street.
ABOUT new, six room house,
Taylor street, beat condition; larste
lot, always rented, only *1,150.
BEAUTIFUL, FOREST HILL HOME ON
car, seven rooms, lot 62 by 146, witn
pantries, three porches all modern
conveniences also fruit and flowers,
*3,750.
• ROOM HOUSE BARTON HEIGHTS,
all modern conveniences; lot 40x14*;
concrete cellar and cement walk*;
price only $*.7*0.
« ROOM HOUSE HIGHLAND PARK;
pantries and closets; cnma press, la
trobe, bath, ranee; built for home, at
corner, nloe place, only *2,300.
TWO 6 ROOM HOUSES, ONE « ROOM
house; Ooddin street Fulton, renting
for *21.50 a month. good paying
tenants; price for all ll.oeo.
THREE HUNDRED FEET OF GROUND
Brook land Park. 11 per foot.
1*0 FEET W5A4JHINGTON STREET
*500 per foot, cor Beverly street.
8EVENTT-ONE ACRES. NINE ROOM
modern house, one block of car line,
on hill; beautiful grove; few blocks
of Lakeside park. This Is a big bar
gain. as It can be very easily cut un
into lots; price *32,000.
11 3-4 ACRES, NINE-ROOM h6U3E,
all modern conveniences, all out
buildings R. F. 4k P. R. R.; Are miles
north of Richmond; ideal home, *L>
410 ACRES, DINWIDD1E COTTNTT, If
miles from Richmond; six-room
house; all outbuildings; only two snd
half miles from railroad station; *5,
•49 ACRES, near Lynchburg, VA., ON
James river Division C. A O.; nine
room house; all outbuildings; only,
three-quarters mile from station;
•10,000.
81 8-4 ACRES. TWO HOUSES—ONE
seven-room and one four-room; new
cottage; two miles from Qlen Allen,
Oh R- F. A P. It. R, nice crops; about
100 chickens, pigs, cows and horses,
implements and household goods; all
for n.000.
TWO ACRES, NEAR GRANITE. Otf
Southern railway; eight room house
and everything on place, $1,900.
* 1-8 ACRES, FIVE ROOM HOU8E;
twelve miles from Richmond; one
square of car line; price, $1,800.
-*» ACKER, EIGHT-ROOM GOOD
house; three and half miles east of
Richrpond; good soil and nearly all
under cultivation; a bargain; $4,000.
FIVE ACHES. NINE ROOM HOUSE,
four and a half miles rrohr Rich
mond on R. F. A P. R. R; one-quart
er mUe from station all outbluUhngs,
price $4,000.
IF TOU WANT A HOME, LOT.
anything in theTreal estate line.
ua We are thoroughly equipped, to *
handle^your ^ropertyT' Autombhflci
on
|o‘ show the
Pfhjpvrty. AMOS A POINDEXTER,
lilt East Main street
SXfeirt You’ have a
md
at
goed farm in a good location an
right piles, list It now for my fail
catalogue. X. M MoCLURE. Ill E.
Malnstreet
meal, ml
><U THE BROAD STREET
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