The Richmond Virginian., December 16, 1910, MARKET EDITION, SECOND SECTION, Image 15

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Pure Toad News Far Busy Housewives*
Delicious
Tee Cream
Made from pure milk and
rream. We rater to Drug Stop*,
Wedding*, Receptions ami Cafes.
and it’* frrmh from the dairy.
Send in your order for Sweet
Milk, Butter Milk, Cream aad
Butter.
L: F. Hudson, Pnmiimi
(Formerly with L. F. Rennie Co.)
H. H. Vaden, Set. arui Trent
(Formerly Buck Hill Dairy)
TIIK RF.NNfE DAIRTi CO.
{InnrrpnrateA) t
Phone Madison 79®. ,
(Incorporated)
Phone Madlaon 7%
04 and 60S North 7tli Street
May
We Fill Your
Basket?
Our tint of
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fruits anti
Vegetables
will please you
H. C. Richardson & Co.
504 East Marshall
Phone Madison 155
The
Broad Street
Market
Fresh and Staple Groceries. Tobacco,
Cigars, Fresh Meats, Vegetables,
Hay. Grain and Mill-Feed
Fresh Fish, Oysters and Game in
Season
.Goods f>f'rrrni Promptly f>v fKr iFafy,?
520 West Broad Street
Phones Monroe 122, 123. 124.
Olive Oil!
Extra Virgin Lucca Olive Oil, from
Bunny Itah, where the host irradcv of
olive oil# are produretl.
Fruncoaco Barsot telli A Co.,
Distributor*
Camolre Prov. of Lucca
Frank Moriconi & Co.,
Agents
^06 North Eighth Street,
Richmond, Va.
PL RE MEATS.
Andrew J. Warren
DEALER IN
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,
Lamb, Veal
Baited Meat# of all kind#
Prompt deliveries.
Phone Madison 514.
415 North Sixth Street.
Fruits, Confectioneries
3 Cans Tomatoes or Com 25c
3 pounds Seeded Raisins . .25c
Currant, Cleaned. 11c
Citron, 18c pound, 3 pounds
for. 50c
California Peaches, 15c or 2
for..25c
Finest Quality Lemon Cling
Peaches, 18c or 3 for . . 50c
Dried Peaches, Prunes and
Nectarines.
14! Ultra*
A. G. DALTON,
419 North Sixth Street
Phone Monroe 1259.
Beautify
Your Table!
Our Cut Flowers will givt your tabltv
a refreshing appearance. V\ e make a
specialty of Wedding, Kceeption and
Funeral Designs.
Mann & Brown
f> West Broad
Madison 3052.
Salted
and
Smoked Meats
Wholesale am] RriiH,
Fresh Meat*. 8taplc on<! Fancy Grocer*.
\\ p can fill your Saturday mar art
basket.
Central Market,
512 North I7th Street
Phone Madison 5448-L.
Delica essant Stores.
Fancy
Groceries.
Imported Moods, French. Sviiw and
f.imberger Cheese, Fine Oeiman and
IXwnestie Hauaages, Holland Ilerrinn and
fcardeilirn.
A. Rothschild,
SC 7 Kant Marshall Street
Monroe 1971
411 Harrison Street
Monroe 1491
For making light, wholesome, palatable Old Virginia batter bread, cakes, pies,
waffles, biscuits, &c., Use
Good Luck Baking Powder
The Brand That’s Sold Regularly in Carload Lots
to the Jobbing Trade.
Annual sales over twenty-one million pounds—enough to
leaven thirteen billion, four hundred and eight million big,
healthy, strength-building biscuit.
I
Mobjack Bay
Oysters.
The -c oysters art- i>j >-ne i nn the premises
* all aud let us serve you. i
FISH. OYSTERS
AND GAME.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
402 North Sixth Street
Madison 5219
Stall 31. 2nd Market
Madison 5072
Julian E Flournoy
EVERY GOOD HOUSEKEEPER USES
Dunlop
Flour
|
MADE IN RICHMOND
SOLD IN FOUR CONTINENTS i
I Good Receipts for j
Good Cooks
I !
CHOCOLATE CHIPS
Kinr. make a c*iwiy of’ for the filling, i »ne cnp NV« Orleans mnla**>*i». two
thirds cup* igar. butter the *a»c of a butternut. Fla* * with vanilla. B*>,1 until hard, pull
tl.ii*. nit in small pieces. Whoa e vl dip in hot cliooolat* flavor**! with vanilla, i! yja
Uke. sweeter*©*! a Uula.
Pure 0/tr> i H i «* Good jje the Bodies.
SPANISH MACKERAL
Draw by th- gill*: waeh, rubhng with .vianw salt anti trim off all the f.n* closely. Split
1 rt“wn tbs back, remove the bone wipe, dry and <*rc.w>n with salt and pepper: brush ever
thoroughly with oi! and broil *!**wly till vfifl nocked Si hie on a hot civ?. and pour ove
niched butter or at y suitable sauce.
Tejf Him R%*+on ,■>*»Mad* by Si* spier A Ca
HARICOT.
Pry »n onion, then ettt ail the fat from eight mutton chops, fkmr them wall and brown
tl> with the on.on. Cover with water an*! *W»w slowly two hour*. Then add tomato or
any other vegetable. < H cover at first with a quart of si»o*d tomato instead of watar
Pepper and rsit
L it Dunlop Flour Made %n Rvkmmd
HAM DUMPLINGS.
PivKwed aa above, umng lean ham with parsley or a f«« drop* of onion Juice; leave ou*
eaH and nutmeg. Chop fine and pound to a paste, but it need oot be rfftcd. Shape iu
larger balls. about the site of a pullet'a * gg. and rook & stock. They should far a* light aa
•ponge uuu may 1*> aarrad in consomme.
I'm (Hive (HI for Your .Solid.'*
OXTAIL SOUP.
\ti«h and cut up two oxtail*, separating them at the Joint#- belerx about half A uv»
largest and nicest joint* to brown in hot fat before oookiuf. Simm*r in enough water to
rover well until perfectly tender Take out th* browned joint# and boil the mat to rag*;
a* ram. cool and remove fat. Reheat this stock, adding one quart strong brown ©took. more
salt and pepper if naoded, and the r.aervo joint*. It should lie aeirvd boduig hot.
Blue Ribbon Cmhm*v*. AH Fork
New Fancy Grocery
Specials
Uhut Ground Meal, per perk 23c
Lurg* Pat Cornell Shari, (e r (ajurni 10c
t fount ry Peeled Dried Peaches, per lb. 20c
Large I'at Markers! . . . Sc
All Fork Tray Sausage, pound ... I*c
Small Navy Bemm quart .... 10c
California Ham, per pound 14c
Regular Sugar Cured I Uni, per pound 20c
Large jo-ortment of Fresh Vegetables
at low prices.
J. E. MITCHELL,
601 East Marshall St.
Formerly v ith
Richardson jv Mitchell
504 East Marshall
Goods delivered promptly.
Call Monroe OOS.
STIEGLER & CO.
Manufacturer of Blue Ribbon Sausage
Guaranteed all Pork.
Now ou hand.
Meats
and
Provisions
308-10 North 6th Street.
PHONES:—Monroe 108—109.
Excellent Service—Prompt Deliveries.
All Meat* displaced in Glusa Covered.
Ice Cooled, Sanitary Show ( :ic<n.
Pure Foods
at
Reasonable
Prices
Fancy Groceries. Vegetables, Fruits,
Chicken* and Fffgx
Goods Delivered Pr>r ;>'jy
J. W. PRICE,
416 East Marshall Street *
Phone Monroe 2632
A. Eichel & Co.
313 to 317 North Sixth Street,
The Beat in the Market
Steaks,
Roasts, Chops,
Pork Sausage
a Specialty.
Smoked Meats.
Phone Monroe 645-646.
I
ut'riltvr* tor TDK.'
P. Harris
DEALER IN
Fresh Meats,
Groceries
and
Canned Goods
Country Bacon, Butter, Eftgs and
Poultry.
Prompt Service.
Phone Monroe M66
330 North Sixth Street
Es!abh*hmi ISO
Phone Monroe 079
Louis Cohen & Son
!
Bakery
207 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
Try our Rye Bread; we have quality.
Deliveries to all sertiona of Richmond.
LAW POINT ON
INHEAITENCE TAX
8ELRKV HEIRS CEAIM ESTATE
WAS VESTED RIGHT BEFORE
TAX LAW WAS EXACTED.
(Special to The Hlchmond Virginian.)
NO.tKOlJC. VA„ D-c. IS.-VUor
noy General Samuol W. Williams was
In Norioik >i .iii..ay to »>ff-n:**
Judge Hanekel tho question ol' the
liability of the Henry Seidell estate,
tallied at $300,000, to a five per cent,
collateral inheritage tax amounting
to $16,000,
1 ■' it was contended for tiic Selrten
heirs that the osate became- a vested
one before tho passage of the inherit
ance law, and that m»"'Inheritance tax
'' should be paid.
The State contended that the estate
war> riot distributed until recently.
,md that the inheritance tax "us pay
able a the time of division, and not
at the time of the probation of
will.
Twenty-two prisoners were this af
ternoon carried to the penitentiary
at Richmond from Norfolk county.
WEALTHY MERCHANT
IN BANDITS’ HANDS
HAVANA. Dec. 16.—That Sonor
Cri eenslfi Perez, a wealthy merchant
of Santa Spirltii", Stmta Clara pro
vince. has been kidnapped for ransom
became known to day when a enm
munlccticn was received from a bandit.
Soils, demanding IS.060 for his release
The residents are rreally alarmed, this
holnK the second occurrence within
two days.
Rafael Bentitz, a merchant of Ila
vanu, was captured by bandits in Re
medies l ist Monday, but released after
11,300 had been paid as directed in a
notice threatening violence.
Soils was formerly n policeman In
Havana ami is a pronounced revolu
tionist
| ENTIRE 1K)M1M()\ IN MOV E
MEXT FOR CLOSER TRADES
«
RELATIONS WITH UNCLE
SAM.
Ottawa, o.vt., Dec u.—F»rm
crs organizations representing all
parts of Canada will to-morrow for
mally demand that the Dominion gov
ernment put through actual reciproci
ty with th. United States. The de
mands include:
Reciprocal trade between the I.’nlt
j ed States and Canada In all horticul
tural and animal products, spraying
materials, fertilisers, fuel Illumination
, and lubricating oils, cement, fish,
; lumber, agricultural Implements, ma
chinery and vehicles.
The farmers will also demand that
all rates charged under the general
tariff be cut In half and a graded
tariff reduction scheme, which will
within ten years provide complete
free trade with England. The farm
ers offer to make up tha revenue lost
by thu proposed agreement to taxn
] tion.
i ‘
BULKY PETITION FOR
PARDON OF M USE
; W.X SHTN'GTON, D. C. Pec. 16 —
Two bulky express packages were re
ceived by Pardon Attorney Finlch at
the department of Justice to-day con
taining a petition signed by more than
50,000 persons, asking for the par
don of Charles Morse.
The petitioners give no specific rea
son why Morse should 1 o pardoned.
! but merely ask that he b« allowed to
i return to his wife.
Finlch said he would not give any
, preference to ths petition, but would
; consider In its regular turn. It will
!,e probably several weeks before tht
matter 1b taken befor.. th. President
EMILE RUCHET NEW
PRESIDENT OF SWITZERLAND
HF.RKK. 8WITZE1U AND, Pee. K. -
Marie Knitlo Iturhet. vice-pro blent of
. the Federal Connell ant,! minister of In
! terloi*. whs to-day elected preside nt of
the Swiss .Con ft deration t'< r U'il by
the Federal Assembly.
REPORT FAVORS NEW
JUSTICES' CONFIRMATION
WASHINGTON, 1> <\. Dee 16.
fovorablr report for tin- tu mlnatlone
of the United States Circuit Jmlgc
Willie Van De V.tuti r, of Wyoming.
. and Joseph R. Lamar, of Georgia, to
i be associate Jut-tloe of thy Supreme
Court of th" United Suites was ftdopt
: cd by the Senate oornmltici on Judl
i clary Thursday, it Ih probable that the
I rule* wlli be suspended at tin executive
j session of the SetiHte anti the twr
j nominations confirmed.
I Th* noctiuutioitK fot judge* of th<
; Comim r< «■ Court were referred to aub*
commit tees.
CITY WINS CASE
IN CIRCUIT COURT
The cry In the citv circuit court
iThunsd.v. afternoon brought In a ver
dict for the defendant in the eult
; brought agaln»t tho city by Mr.
Thomas Swann, who claims that cer
tain property on Church Hill be
longing to him has been damaged as
the result of grading done by the city
engineers.
MAYOR HAS APPROV. D
BRIDGE RESOLUTION
M i -or Kk-hardaon Thursday after
; noon signed and returned to the city
j trierit the council ordinance providing
t for the purchase of the Mayo bridge
{property and tho resolution creating
'the position of keeper of the
jury an Park.
] The committee on ground#,
buildings will meet Thor*dt“
to elect this keeper. The
be $900 a year.
I NOT ABLE TO AGREE
APPEAL. FOR
i nUC.UiO. December 1«
Inn of a settlement of wage
with thirty thousand of
■ gineein. representative* of
Western railroads to-d*y_a)
mediation hinder the
They asked that Cotnml«»!c
nml Neill come to coni* t*
at once to work for ptnic®.
On Exocutlvo Co*
William A. Ar.«'er"on t
| the Inst meeting of th*
! t.irlrnl Society to fill tho
1 executive committee mad
! the death of the late Re»
ford.
Tho annual meeting «f
will be held Thursday' nt 4 1
cember !#. In th* room* et |
at 70* East Franklin i ' '