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HASTKD—M\LK.
.j’fl'WgFgfrmKCiw.var.
furniture, optical. grocery
Investment required with good
J«ad» VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL 1
UM K. Main. ___*
jlAVE AN IMMEDIATE PO
Hot) open for a young men of neat
annenrane*. Apply Monday morn*
tSTviROlNlA INDUSTRIAL CO,.
. lint E. Mein street
SxPBRl KNCED LEAD GLAXKRH.
steady employment to the right men,
C 3. BENSON & CO. S2» North
Cher]** St.. Baltimore. Md.
tV ANTED—A BRIGHT YOUTH IN
Wholesale rommlsflon hour*. Ad
drear >*-l, care Vlrginlcr.
HlCl.r WAV1KD—FESA1.R.
Wg~mvrr~^'~m\^rvr;?--r^?r
tton open for * \oung ladv of m at
appearance Apply Monday morn
inn VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL tO„
110! E Mein street.
tv anted—Fi v e first-class pa
per hangers, w-agee 12.50 a day. Ap
plv J. tV. SMITHER8 A < O Jot N
Fifth street
MTlATIOft WttTKn, SAtE.
-zssrxn: ’^ersrtasoKsnm
keep IP spare hour*. Address AC
COUNTANT. A East L
Leigh atreei
SITUATION tv ANTED BY COLORED1
chef cook. In or out of city: KOO‘1
reference* Call or address »«
Buchanan street
WANTED. POSITION AS BOnKKEEi’- ,
er by youn% man thoroughly trained
and competent posses master of ac
counts degree some experience good
references state salary offered. Ad- j
dress R S B. Box 100 lloute I
Buchanan, Va
WANTED. POSITION AS BOOKKEKP
er. paymaster or stenographer, ex
perience. references exchanged. Ad
dress 11 S. C. Box 89. Frank ill), hi
A BRIGHT AND USEFUL COLOMBO;
boy. who la willing to work, wants a
Job 1 w-tll recommend him to any
body will vouch for IBs honesty
GILES B. JACKSON. c0« East Broa 1
street, dty.
A YOCNU MAN IS ANXIOUS FOR
work of any kind. Apply 1435 East
Main atret t.
\ RELIABLE YOUNG MARRIED MAN
wants a position with a good dairy
man, near Richmond. Va Address
M. GAHRKTT, Green Bay. Va R. *•
D.
SITUATION WANTED BY COLORED
chef in or out of city American or |
European plan. Call or address SOU,
Buchanan streat. CVty
IRADUATE IN BOOKKEEP1N G
wants position as assistant boos
keeper. Address FRANCIS, 904 \N.
Clay.
YOUNG MAN, 33 YEARS, WANTS Po
sition ia wholesale house five years'
experience in mercantile business.
Willing to begin at bottom and work ■
up. Can give good reference. X i.J
* Bemort^N^C;
MT1ATIOV9 WANTED, FEMALE.
—crDT~^nsTm
position as teaobsr In private home;
no music references exohanged. Ad- .
dresu TEACHER, cars Postmaster.
Guinea Mills. Va — 'j
EDUCATED. EXPERIENCED LADY
wishes re-engagement to superin
tend widower* household chaperon
or companion to lady references
Address MRS A. JONES. Louisa, Va.
A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER, OF
Are year* experience, quick and not
afraid of work, deetree a position
Address MISS HoPK. care P.»simas
ter, Boecobel, Va.
WANTED—LADY REQUIRES RE-KN- |
gageroent at ones widower's house- i
hold: companion or chaperon to lady; |
reliable, experienced, educated, mus
ical; reference exchanged. Address
MRS. A. JONES, Louisa. Va
A YOUNG WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
dealres position a* housekeeper. Ref
erences exchanged. Box 3, R F D..
Ear ley sv 111c, Va.
fYANTE5—POSITION BY TWjk
oughly competent stenographer va
ried experience; state salary Address
MISS B-444 care Richmond Virgin
ian.
f ANTE D—P O S I T ION BY GOOD
white cook In first-class family. 707
East Clay
A YOUNG WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
desires position a* housekeeper. Ref
erence* exchanged. Box 3. K. F. D.
Karleysvllle. Va.
•PSCUL KOTlCt.
hajhT hIuSi'Kaih!
A I*AROE ASSORTMENT OF AU,
kinds of hair goods Just arrived
tlS East Broad Street.
PUFFS! FITRS! PUFS.
ALL THE LATEST IDEAS AT SPEC- '
la! prices, 607 East Broad street.
HA1RDRESSINU. MANlCl'fUN O, |
sharapoollng l>y experts, 607 East
Broad street.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED,
also moles, warts by electric needle
without pain; electric massage
MADAME HKIDAT8CH, lately from
Chicago, 607 Fast Broad street.
HAIR.
COMBI.VLS AND CUT HAIR MADE
into btaJds and puffs. 607 East
Broad street
SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO
' rellning ladles’ and gentlemens
coats. New velvet collars put on
gentlemen's overcoats, new collars
and cuffs, satin or Velvet, on ladles
coats; new bust former put in la
dies' coats Also remodeling out of
date clothing to the present stylus.
Price* reasonable, automobile deliv
ery A V BROD1E, is K Main St..
Phone Madison 56kO.
•FECIAL TO THE LADIES, MRS
M. N Lyne Is now ready to take
your orders for your fall and win
tar suits; ail work guaranteed
Prices reasonable, 217 North Fifth1
street, 2nd floor. Phone Monroe 1
_1826.
•FECIAL NOTICE—IF YOU NEED
rubber tires, 1 am etill putting them
on at the old price as I bought a
good lot of rubber before the price
of rubber advanced; so get busy and
take advantage of this Apply to
B. C. Bristow's, No. 11. 13, 16. North
Eighteenth street.
THE "fSek" DlSPENBARY ~OF THE
University College of Medicine is
Bow open for patients from eleven io
one every day
Several trunks of drummers'
sample trousers; special bargains;
high-grade gods, bought cheap; sold
same way. N. JT. JACOBS & SON,
Ninth, near Broad street.
■i-'JLUg'' .' 11 1 .. 11 ..
FLAT WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT A FLAT OF
THREE OH FOUR ROOMS, WEST
OF FIRST STREET; RENT MI'.M
BE REASONABLE REFERKNCS
EXCHANGED ADDRESS E. A. G
CARE THE RICHMOND VIRGINIAN
ROOWT WANTED.
small unfurnished rooms, for light
housekeeping. Oo<>d location de
sired; tsmu must be moderate Two
In family, no children. Address
H P. O., Box 723. City.
MISS
WANTED.
WXRTE®; TOi^aTrn¥rarr^''Tr
round." also Southern Literary Mes
senger as follows: For September,
MM October, November aid Decem
ber. 188&; January and December
mm- pt -
uary
December 18*1 and June 1*64
A. city Hall
FIAT WANTED.
l¥fi*5=3r£X¥—3F—flTTtKT!—<TTi
ir rooms for light housekeeping
apartment house or private home
Kwd - Andreas, - etating
Staunton, Va,
Wants
Wants
Want Ad. Rates
One rent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
!
HIHFI.l.A^Knm.
«kum ATiTSiMtxBiTvf»»£r :utt
E. UKOAD STREET.
WE RECOVER UMBRELLAS AND
n;>kf them like new for very rea
sonable prloes; wc have covers in
cotton gloria, silk taffeta and serge,
silks In black and colored We do>
enpert repairing If your umbrella
Is In bad shape come to see ue. we
will treat you right, l’hone Monroe
:io». _]
stop: look and think.
JOHN I,A TOUCHE, JR., NEW PLACE. ;
417 W. Main, Monroe 1453; French!
and steam cleaning; ladies princess i
and dresses cleaned $1.60; plea'teil
skirts French cleaned, 76 cents;
plain, 50c., gloves cleaned, any
length 10 cents per pair, gent's suits
dry cleaned, 50c. French cleaned $1.0y.
reduction In all work.
LADIEft TAILORING.
FI FELDMAN. 711 E. BROAD STREET, j
FINE FU'ITS FROM IMPORTED,
GOODS. SILK LINING. SPECIAL,
$06 00 PERFECT FIT GLAllAN - ]
TEED
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YORK
fall and winter clothing cleaned,
pressed, dyed and altered; we nave
\ ou money. HOWARD'S DR*
CLEAN1N GWORKS. 3 South Belve
dere street. Monroe* 3173. _
HAIR TOXIC.
IF YOU DON’T KKMOVK THAT DAN
druff It will remove your hair; Nel
«oo> Antiseptic Hair Tonic will re
move the dandruff and nave the hair.
HAIR.
HI'MAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughe’*, 209 N. Third street
II % 1 It TO NIC.
WILL Tl>U GIVE 50C TO SA VK VOIR
hair? You would g Jadly give $50.00
to get it back when too late, uae
Nelson's* Hair Tonic now ant! nave
worr>
FI RAIT! KK \M> CltHEA PACKUNl.
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WKDD1NO
present- packed and shipped with
care. Estimate's cheerfully given.
JACOB DM LAI.' F, lH2ti W. Broad St.
Phone Madison 321*2.
ft % I ft TOXIC.
WE NEVER BEE A BALD HEAD
that we don't think what a pity ho
did not know of Nelson's I!a% Tonic
in time,
Sl HHKMP—213 NORTH FlFTli.
UMBHELL.AM OOV1CRED AND RE
paired; expert work; 8CHREMP, The
Umbrella Man.
~ SHOE REPAlRINti.
dies'. 40c; children's 40.> and up.
Every pair sen-ed. DREW'S ELEC
TRIC shoe factory, tui East
Mam street Phone Monroe 2661
~ PERSON'ALi.
hly under magnetic Ynassags and
Mental Science Treatment Combined.
MENTAL SCIENTIST. *07 E. Uftcf
street., ‘Phone Madison 1581 -.1.
lll lDKSS Ol'l‘OH'11 NIT».
^TOTTMIWIEmiriWES
quickly and privately We are spe
cialists in business selling ff you
want to sell or buy a buwiness, sue,
US VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL DO..
1102 East Main at reel.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY Tu SECURE
drummer’s sample* of high-class
trousers’ persents itself now, we got
'em cheap—so can you, but be guieK.
N F. JACOBS SON, Ninth, near
Broad street.
POSITIONS NOW OPIC N ; H A HD VY A i i E.
shoes. furniture, optical. grocery,
druk*. Investment required with good
dividends. VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL
CO, 1102 E Main.
real'Istatb foh malic.
IT DOES NOT PAY TO RENT PKOP
erty when you can own it for the
same payment that you are now pay
ing as rent We only charge 5 per
cent Interest on yearly balances.
You pay ua $7 DO per month on each
$1,000. which will pay for your home
in 10H* year*—can pay in full at any
time, thereby stopping further inter
est Investigate now J W. PON
DER. 34-36 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg. Richmond, Va. Monroe &ttQ.
Bl SIWKSM W\NT».
YWvvwnyv*.
wanYkT)
lent Jin* of drummers’ sample trou
ners; several trunk* just opened, all
high-grade, bought cheap; to be sold
for a song N. F. JACOBS & SON,
Ninth, near uroao street.
FOR « »L».
BATH ROOM ANDiClTCHENCoXi
fort make a comfortable summer at
home, can supply you with ail
these comforts; we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges. De
troit Jewel Heaters tor hot water In
your bath room and all those inex
pensive appliances for bath and kit
chen. VA PM MBING & HEATING
CO. 26 N. Ninth street.
ONE SECOND HAND HIGH GRADE
pluieton will sell for Worth the
money, see It BRISTOW- WOR
SHAM. 1417 E. Main.
WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL LOW
prices on our line of Ranges, Mantel*
and tiling; now Is the time to save
money If you are Interested. VA.
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.. 26 N.
Ninth street
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 615 Brook avenue.
SQUARE GRAND PIANO, tine instru
nient ami in excellent order, cash or
time. B. H. B., care The Virginian.
MA K K Y6UR BATH ROOM S A N iT A H l
for the summer; that means good
health; we employ experts in this
line VA PLUMBING & HEATING
CO., N. Ninth street.
TV To HIGH GRADE‘ LAUNDRY WAG
on« that will reduce price on rather
than to carry them over. If you
need a wagon these will no doubt
suit you BRISTOW-WORSHAM CO.
1417 K Main.
FT»R SALK - 14 ANI>S<»ME HORSI;
harness, and runabout H. H. B. IV*,
N Eleventh street, city.
LOW PRICES* 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 A HEATING CO, 26 N.
Nintn street.
F<»]{ ,s A LE WOOi> HEATE R 1N
first class condition, cheap to quick
buyer; can be seen at 1305 W. Cary
_street
nooMw FOR RENT.
_I>arIor; bath. i>hon>': central
W A NT B 1>— T K NANtT'OH THItKE DE
lUhtful room*, furnished second
floor front; hom, comfort*. 410 North
Twelfth *treet.
f'I'HNIHHKh PROMT ROOM }■'* >S
.»»»t. ,JW Koflh jtey«mth. _
NKWLT-riTHNTSHED UtHjMH, WITH
•U «onreal»uc»». SOI Ham FUtu.
1
ROOMS FOR I«E\T.
with u»*» of bath and phone. 710 E.
Clay street.
just 'open- hr “north ninth;
newly furnished rooms, with or with
out board
NEWLY PA I'KKED ROOMS, “ FUR
nlshed and unfurniahed; good table
board Apply 32 J South Third St.
FOK ~ It ENT— LA RGE FRONT ROOM,
second door; well fumlahcrd; conveni
ent to bath, private family, n ochil
dren. 107 South Fifth street.
IN WEST ENI" FI HNISHE.D “FRONT
room, electric light, steam hent.
TRAYLOR, 2321 Stuart avenue.
Phone Monroe 64t>.
FOR RENT TO A GENTLEMAN OK
business lady, large, bright basement
room, also furnished rooms 611 E.
Leigh
FOR RENT -TWO K( >OMS. NO. 10 SO.
Cherry street.
Ft >R 1 CENT A N iC E SUITE ~~OF
rooms, with bath and heat. Apply
$00 West Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM 1IEAT.
use of telephone. Apply 916 West
Main.
FI UN I SU ED ROOMS;^ STE AM HLAT,
use of telephone, apply 1*10 West
Main.
FO R R E NT F1 K N1S U H1> H OC S K -
keeping apartment, four rooms, pri
vate bath, hot water heat; modern
and attractive. Apply 113 North
Morris street.
FOR RENT—LARGE SECOND-STO U V
room for storage Madison 350f*-<J
C<)M Ft) KT A RLE ROOMS FO R KENT.
1229 Floyd avenue
WANTED~TO RKNT TO GENTLEMAN
or business woman, room on second
floor. Phone 73&0-.T Madison.
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT AT 1831 \V\
Grace street. Phone Madison 3671.
I.A ROE FRONT ROOM AND HALL
room. 124 South Fifth
FOR KENT- FURNISHED FRONT
rooms. 109 Nortli Seventh.
ALL MODE UN CON V EN IENC ES; ) lO f
water heat, rooms single or on suits:
furuiahed or unfurnished. Table
boarders solicited. 4 10 West Grace.
TWO ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR. FUK
nlshed or unfurnished. K»0# Park
avenue.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
or ansuiie also rooms for transients.
317 West Grace.
FjjTkKNT OCTORER 1ST. TWO CON
neciinK front rooms, furnished or un
furnished; ronvenient tu bath. Fur
gentlemen only. 302 W. Main Btreet
or phone Madison 1352-L.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISH ^D
small room, for gentleman cheap
Apply 127 South Fifth street.
, FOR ItENT—30o“ \VEHT~ MAiN, SIX
room dwelling.
FOR KHNT- CENTHAUA LOCATED
hall and other rooms, furnished. 60f
North Seventh
FOR RENT--THREE R<X>MS~-T\V<
large, one small for light house
keeping : water, gas. bath and phono
t'all Mad1*on738X- L
■ for Sent —t wo ft hnish kI
rooms for light housekeeping; good
location. 700 East Olay street. Phon«
Madison I CMC
9H H AST i 1, A V- NE1VLV FURN*IHH
ed or unfurnished rooms; specla
summer rates, phone Madison IL'OO-J
hath; home comforts.
• fi;h'n7smei>" rooms for ughi
housekeeping: also two hall roonia
i Apply 4 10 North Seventh street.
, Ft) UKUNT-To GENTLEMAN. NICE
J ly furnished front room, central loea
lion, private family, bath and phone
Call Madison 738K-L.
FOR RENT, A BEAUTIFUL HOME 401
North Robinson street One's beer
taken. Don't be loo late. DRINK
A HD'S, 42314 North Sixth.
Front, "second fla+ ; ii ear I
Main; young men or business lady.
| OWN E il W1 SUES TO RENT ATTRAU
tlve eight-room house, 106 Fourth
avenue, Highland Park all conveni
ences. on car line For Information
i call Madison 306-J.
I FOR RUNT-CNR’ FUHNlSHF.b ROOM
for settled lady. Very reasonable
price. Apply 2X0 WAst Rroad streer.
BUILDERS LEAVE
.Member* of Richmond Organiza
1 ion Guests of Exchangers
at Capital.
More than a store of Richmond
builders left for Washington Satur
day morning to bo guests of the
1 Washington builders and luanufac
i mrers for the day. They set out soon
i after 5 A. M. by way of the Rich
I mond, Fredericksburg anti Potomac
in a. special coach attached to the
j regular north bound traJu,
The program of entertainment fn
; the national capital calls for an auto
mobile ride, a buffet luncheon, a ball
game in the afternoon at the Ameri
t an la-ague Park between the Nor
folk and Baltimore builders, and a
j banquet at night.
Those who went up from Richmond
are as follows: W. i. Ragland, J. W.
tlilnian. C. I,. Batkins, W. A. Ches
lerman. W. 1 >. (Jordon. J. C. Drev.r,
W. 11. Kanes. Chris Manning, Jr.,
I Sig Hutzler. Ned Rose, Charles Bar
1 gamin, Creed Davis, Frank Rrown,
| W. Ben Davis, C. .M. Selph, W. J Gil
i mail, David Bimpson, Ralph Blns
1 watiger. Charles Rose, H. L. Mathews,
II \V. Stamper, Jr., Reuben Burton,
B. 11 Sturm, D. C. Kennedy, W. H.
j Campbell. J. c. Sievers, J. R. Phil
I lips .Javi Perkins, F. Sltterding, Jr..
James MetJraw:
Some of the-contractors took their
wives and other members of their
! families along with them.
LARNKX POSTPONES
ins pkiulops trip
| NIAGARA FALLS, N. V.. Sept 17.
: Captain Klause Larsen has decided,
| to make the trip from the cataract to
! Ja-wiston through the whirlpool rapids
' in his little boat “Ferro” on Sunday
i afternoon. He will start at 2; JO
o'clock from the Canadian Maid of
the Mist,” landing Captain R. F. Car
ter, of the -Maid of the Mist," who
knows the river better than any other
man, believes that Larsen will make
. the trip Without mishap. At Carter’s
suggestion Larsen has added 100
pounds of pig Iron ballast.
!
Whole Lot of Dirt Taken Out of
Hole for Sky Scraping
Structure.
After scooping out many thousand I
yard* of dtrt In cubit- dimensions, the j
mammoth steam shovel that has been !
I digging the foundation for the Vlr- t
glnla Trust Company skyscraper on !
Main street, near Eleventh, for the ■
| last two months, completed Its labors !
! Friday morning and steamed away up- 1
, town at a speed well w ithin the limit. !
I. J. Smith & Co., who have the
' contract for the foundation work, hope i
| be able to give way to Contractor :
John T. Wilson at the expiration of !
- about two weeks. The company's
workmen are now engaged in digging
i the foundation for the west wall of the
■ building, which will extend seven feet
below the baserpent tloor level. The
floor level Is twelve feet below the
; street.
"A whole lot of dirt has been taken
out of that hole,” remarked one of I. j
J. Smith A- Co.’s foremen on Satur&dy,
hh he directed the operations of a
squad of workmen.
Most of the dirt from the hole has I
been carted away to Mayo's Island
and dumped there.
The skyscraper, which will be twelve
stories in height, is expected to be
ready for occupancy by the early part -
j of next summer.
BEGIN CRUSADE
ON HUB SMUGGLERS
Boston Board of Trade "Has its'
Hutch T p"—\\ ar on
Modistes.
| Boston, MASS.. Sept. i7.-~Deter- j
mined war against Bouton dressmakers
and society women who seek to dodge
i Uncle Sam's duties has been declared
j by the Woman's Board of Trade of
Boston, and the Federal authorities
( will have Its aid in running down
j smugglers.
Recent arrest of Bostonians In New
Tork for attempted beating of the cus
toms have aroused the Ire of the Bos
ton Board of Trade and It Is to-day
arranging to employ both here and
abroad private detectives to gain ln
i formation about women suspected of
bringing Inforeign-made garments
without payment of duty.
Any clues these agents may discover
■ will be turned over to the Feucral au
thorities.
M’lNTYBE NltS
DATE FOR MEETING
i Col. Calx II Looms I'p a* Likely
Candidate in Second Dis
trict llac
.•e.
Major It. A. McIntyre, c hairman of
the sub-committee named ty the
State Central Committee to investi
gate alleged frauds in the recent sec
ond district democratic primary has
sent out notices anouncing that the
sub-committee will assemble at 1U
o'clock Monday morning next In the
Montieella Hotel, Norfolk, for the
purpose of entering upon the task
before it. The committee must re
port the result ot its tindings to lac
central body the night ot October I.
in Richmond, and it will have to ex
pedite business to get through by that
time.
Attorneys for Messrs. Maynard and
Young, contestant and contestee re
spectively, will tlrst lile bills of par
ticulars before the committee and
that Is expected to delay the work
several days. However, the general
opinion prevails that the committ
can complete its labors if the lawyers
do not put too many technical ob
stacles in its way
The committee has no legal power
to summon witnesses and cannot com
pel them to answer questions. It Is
not anticipated, however, that It will
experience any special trouble in this
connection.
Reports from Norfolk say- that Col.
George C. Cabell of that city, is in
a receptive mood for the Iietnocrallo
congressional nominee. In case M ly
nard and Young are both Induced to
withdraw after the Investigation.
Ool. Cabell has opposed Maynard
twice In the last four years and st.ll
has the congressional bee in his bon
net good and strong, hla friends say.
He is a staunch friend of former
Governor Montague, and it is only
since he began to cherish aspirations
to go to congress that he began to
consort with the so-called machine
In Norfolk and Norfolk county Col.
Cabell was at one time regarded as
a promising candidate for Attorney
ikencral homos in Virginia tlur-ng
the Montagu, regime. He Is now
city attorney of Norfolk.
ilor Loads to Murder of
Physician.
CHICAGO, 1IX.. Sept. 17.—That'
Dr. .hums M. Kainey shot and killed
Ills rival and n'd business associate, !
Dr, lam V. Atkins, because of a con
troversy over a matter of $b, was ex
pected to be brought out at the coro
ner's Inquest to-day. At the coroner's
office this morning it Is said an eye- I
witness to the killing lias been found. 1
A. G. Hansen, manager of Atkins' I
concern, was standing directly behind i
Dr. Kainey in Atkins' private office1
When ltainey drew his revolver and
shot his rival through the head.
I’ntll last November Dr. Kuln.ey and
Atkins were partners In the James M.
ltainey Medical Company. Then Dr.
Kainey started a rival concern. Simi
larity of names resulted in confusion
in the delivery of mail. A $5 money
order Intended for Kainey was de
livered to the Atkins' lirpt, and Dr.
ltainey went there late yesterday to
investigate.
Following the argument and shoot
ing Kainey surrendered to the police.
Permits were Issued by the building
Inspector Haturday to the following:
.. Seaboard Air Une R. R. tCity Coal
Co.) to build a detached one story of
fice building on the north side of Broad
Mistake in IV'livery of Money Or
Not Satisfied
With the new house you have rented? You
should not be when you can own a home that is
not cramped for space in
Beautiful
Chamberlayne
Place
Don’t delay, but start to-day, and start on the
road to independence. Own a home of your own.
Don’t be a slave to a landlord another year, when
you have a chance to get a homesite cheap, with
wide sidewalks, water piped to every house, free
sewerage, electric lights, street cars, and only
twelve minutes from First and Broad streets.
Every lot that is left a bargain.
Suburban Development Corporation,
JAS. B. McCOMB. Manager. 404 American National Bank Building.
!
RENT LIST.
Posession al Once. Per An.
104 E. Grace St., 12 rooms ... $1,200
202 E. Main St., 14 rooms ..... 720
3029 Monument Ave., 10 rooms... 720
313 \V. Clay St., 14 rooms. 000
1800 Grove Ave., 10 rooms . 480
1817 Grove Ave., 8 rooms . 480
2105-7-9-11 Hanover St., 8 rooms;
possession Oct. 1st. 480
805 Virginia St., 8 rooms . 400
1S02 Grove Ave., 7 rooms. 400
115-117 N. Sycamore, 7 rooms ... 300
3 E. Clay St., 8 rooms . 300
2706 W. Main St., 9 rooms. 360
703 Virginia St., 8 room*. 360
202 N. Strawberry St., 7 rooms .. 330
1603 \V. Main St.. 7 rooms . 300
812 8. Randolph St., 7 moms .... 2(8)
803 Garland Ave., 6 rooms . 180
701 Barton Ave , 5 rooms.. 150,
FLATS FOR RENT.
'906 W. Main St., 7 rooms, 1st flat,
heat. 450 j
908 W. Main St., 7 rooms, 1st flat,
heat included . 450
906 W. Main St., 2<i flat, 8 rooms,
heat- included. 450
905 W. Main St., 2d flat, 8 rooms,
heat. 450
Bellevue Apartment, No. 1, 7
rooms. 420 |
Bellevue Apartment, No. 3, 7
rooms. 360 j
1020 YV. Main St., 4 rooms, 1st flat. 270:
3012 E. Broad St., 2d flat, 5 rooms. 240 j
312 N. 32d St., 2d flat, 5 rooms. . 216 |
2615)^ E. Grace St., 1st flat, 5
rooms. 216:
2615 E. Grace St., 1st flat, 5 rooms. 216 !
908 YV. Main St.. 3d flat, 5 rooms. 200 j
906 YY'. Main St., 3d flat. 5 rooms. 200
621 N. Ninth St., 2d flat, 6 rooms. 200 j
1.500 YV. Broad St., 7 rooms, 2d flat. 150 ;
1502 YY'. Main St., 7 rooms. 2d flat. 150 j
Green & Redd,
1114 East Main Street.
Telephone Monroe 2100.
street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets to cost $500.
L. H. Mundln, to repair brick stores
N’os. 1606 and 1608 K. Franklin street,
to cost $1,533.
Gus I >, M. Sully, to repair frame
dwelling. No. 1430 Moore street, to cost
$.50.
TEN ARE HURT
BY AEROPLANE |
Aviator Gets Poor Start and Flyer
Swoops Into Crowd—All
Will Recover.
MILWAUKEE, W18., Sept. 17.—The
ten persons Injured here late yester- |
day when Arehte Hoxaey lost eontrol
of the Wright aeroplane at the Wis
consin Fair Grounds and swooped Into
the crowd, are reported recovering to- ,
day. None was seriously hurt.
Hoxsey made a poor start, and when
about fifteen feet from the ground the^
machine darted down into the crowd. ;
Hoxsey was not Injured.
Qualify « Administrators.
Mrs. Annie C. Robben and Joseph J.
Robben qualified as administrators of
the estate of George \V, Robben In
Chancery court Saturday. The estate
Is valued at $11,000. Judge Wells Is In
the proceedings acting for Judge Grin
nan. who Is out of the city.
Hanover Street Property told.
A property transfer was recorded i.i
Chancery Court Saturday according to
the terms of which T. Seddon Bruce.
Jr., conveys to Elisabeth V. Lee, prop
erty fronting 40 feet on south line of
Haforer street, between Roseneatn
road and Glim our street. The price
paid Is $1 and other valuable consider
ations
A Nice Home
for Sale
Nine nice room*. Central location. fnnreuiant to School and Parle.
Excellent neighborhood. $5,250.00.
E. A. CATL1N A CO..
Sales Dept. 16 North Eighth Street
Elam <t Funrtrri.
Real Estate Agents.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
FOR DIVISION
OF
309 S. 4th St.
An elegant apartment with stable in
rear. Total rente SlOoti. To be sold on
the premises on
MONDAY, SEPT. 19TH, 1910,
at r. o’clock P. M. Rare chance for a
paying investment. Terms: Extra easy
ELAM & FUNSTEN,
Auctioneers.
HENRY 5.HUTZLER8.C0
BANKERS
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
(N ALL LINES OF
’GENERAL BANKING.
interest allowed
ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS}?.*
$2,750
Will buy a Neat Little Home in the Wool End.
Detached frame, uaw aud complete. Kan*p
porcelain bath, electric lights. Thi» property i*
well located anti can he rented at a figure that will
pav an an Investment.
JOHN W. BATES.
20 North Eighth Street
EOR RENT,
425 North 34th St.
mt *20.00 p«r month. Hu 7 Urge room*.
K. A. GATLIN A OO.,
18 North Eighth Street.
FOR RENT,
3 West Grace Street
A Urge Handsome Dwelling, with good .table on
OUM XtMUM, A QttJ
FOR SALE,
Net
Steady renter, growing Motion, tm
(■client condition, the best in the city tut
an investment or speculation
$20,000
J A. CONNELLY * CO,
V. 9-17-10.
High Constable’s
Sale.
I will aril by Public Auction, on Moo/l*
19tb <l*y of September. 1910. at 3 o'clock 11
at my storehouse, No. 1300 Bast Fmiddle
following property. to satisfy distress warrant
civil executions in my bands: Bureaus, \
stands, Hat Racks. Carpets, Curtains. Bar Cows*
ter, etc.
TERMS CASH:'
W. H WYATT. Jr., H. C.. C. ft.
Price $3,000
Rent $330.
Centrally located Brick dwelling: near City M
Tenant of long standing.
H. SELDON TAYLOR A CO.
$6,750
Orare Avenue home, within one aquare «< Hm
risen Street; B noma. Phone Madieon 1M0 ha
partiaulaen
causa aonea
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