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Merry Christmas
Our Haberdashery Department Is
aglow with choice and exclusive creations
that would make the most appropriate
of Christmas Gifts for any Man, any
Young Man or any Boy.
Neckwear, Gloves, Shirts, Night Robes
and Pajamas, House Coats, Bathrobes, Ho
siery, Collars and Cuffs, Mufflers. Shirt
Protectors, Suspenders, l nibrellas, I'ndcr
-.vear, Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
Our Haberdashery is not the kind that
confronts you everywhere.
We show exclusive styles from the best
Manufacturers.
Toggery that will be appreciated because
it show* its caste at a glance.
Prjcts Moderate Atunyil
Kirk-Parrish Co.
i Clothiers, Haberdashers.
| 412 EAST BROAD STREET
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
•’MkUtlu WiN IIMU u< tlnntoff ll rmlT«4 at Vlrglil« Barra a.
j. W. Craaa'a Mam, 1M0 Hall alraal.
BIG SKUH IS
II CHEAT SUCCESS
i»t«h ktos.!*tkki:t r,-\im:s wi-xi
i'\THo\izi:r»—thi* thk bi<«
Mt.HT Ol’ THE WI KK.
Frida) night 1* to 1" turn of the hit
nights at the I aiaar glv *n r>> the ladle
<if the fttiH’kton-StrtMt ehurch In th<
Mason**: Temple every night, of tin
Meek, and special efforts have boot
put forth by the committee In eharg*
to maki th program attractive.
The attendance and profit* *>f Tints
• lay nights performance were fin:
p to those of any ..ding night
end the ladies an more than delight
•d v- ith th*- sue*' ess that nas beet
uueorded th* tr undertaking
There are t*> he two Mg featurn
Frida) evening. I’rof. -ssnr Kees s or
* hesya will uncork tome ni* Indies s
during the , vt-ttlng and an atnuMtis
little sketch entitle*! *1* Cup* «l
HOFHEIMER
House Slipper Sale
Men'* Embroidered Vel- PA
vet Front . . «/UC
Imitation Alligator, tan 7C
and Mack ... I DC
Tan and liiack Kid, open and
straight cut Men's QQ
House Shoes
Hand-Made, tan and black.
$1.5* and $2.M.
STOP
Mid call Madison 49 if you have a hou«
fur rent or sate. Alao if you wish to rent
OIK'.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
14 North Eighth Street
‘ Chocolatewill he pref-ent<‘d by )• •* a!
talent.
i fit* committee r > say that
the soil'limit lor various benei *. ttuua
tn.it haw men h# ju on uu*
iiuor of the laucuar win m* ntxiiuttieu
m ru morwarh.
her in- grand tvinii-up Saturday
i‘Uht there hoi i.»t* 11«* aumu-ri'1!! i»>.
''uanj<Ml, aim wh»io in»-r- wiii o* j5
pf in*!*: win 1* mi auction of ait
’ urti* ,*■> leu on saie.
i m* worn of putting a temporary
i'n the iidrnco .M'** i<i"!i*Mi*1 1
1 enurrh is * » ing w an hu p -
si* t»p<««. «•» . oat it * veryining mrut
out 1 H\ or»lot>. tut: U'lijjrt'frliiU'U of mm
ennren win meet Mmuay in tm* 1. ;
* uunu.ng
•n if ichnito announcem* nt *>f thi^
wm *•«' inane ?n in** «>a i:ir*n«y |*** 1 **.*r?*.
nowcier
i ar stria * Horse.
lil?*' rr* ftwiiirt in. street < nr track*
c*n iiun »tre* i loiween Twujfth am
ihiriewmn r riuuty m**rn!iig can\, 1
i iif hi " m>r>** w urfof'i i.iMoiig ,ng to th*
cunuara «»u * ini*«.ny w,** svru( k o\
a ijuii street ear «uu partmuy ^ ro:’K•
•a!. >*» or;* was injur* <1 n tin* t .p
iwton.
* ne. tongue •-! th* * ig**n a* s-nap
h‘dl oft an 1 th* fto|>. s nmh fr^iu* n
vm than nurt. T m* .. ar * .**- .<|m vjtn
out much nhmage
H a^liliurton t luiip to >fi*t*(.
Wfismnnion n a nip , p» r. ,s.
j '■>( •*.. win rtu. 1 ti.-nl«ht at t iichi
. rk.ck in iYr*.i>> nan. c .rn«.T i iu’i
i * l"iuon sir.. (», nw nnMiH.ro. i....
S purpow* ot fh* meeting is f.*r tm:
! m iionation «*: omcen: r.*r tne enduing
u rm.
< oun ( umriKs Monday.
The nu.MiiiKS court. part two, win
convene r«.r the regular Deivmber
U-rrn m \t Monday morning: at 1* n
• * * iuch »n tm court nou>»*
j J!l*lg* |>r* siMf.
rit-rk l*u\al announces a -mai:
docket* t oni|>'*»i d ini th., m «et p.sri
Of c*h»*s mat w. ra left o\. r rr«»tn the
la,Nf session Many of th** caeca that
will com, up !.*r a hearing In th's
tertn have been in th * courts i**r thr**.
or l-»ur yea re.
Fre* Bridge Ordinance Signed.
Major Richardson signed Thursday
all- rum.a tin- ordinance appropriating
SiU'.Mfi 5.1 for the purchase ..f Mayo «
bridge anti returned th- hill t,i rit.
Clerk ISxn T August.
Tin- money tvi)l 1..- Immediately dc
ii.mited in tin Merchants National
; Hank t> tin . redIt of th. Hustings
Court or til! city Oi Richmond, whir -
upon Judge ’Ant tv!it enter a d ire,
transferring tlx prop, t ty t. tlx <it>
< >ut of consideration ,.f the rciiu. si
of tilt* Mayo Ran.! ami ftrldih ('mix
rainy, w hlt it ashed that Bonn date like
the first of a month I. . chosen for the
transfer : >>r,|. shat lit, compare
tnlKlit xettl* :.l. outstanding ..tracts
tin,: xgre. nit nts ' Hit t"!| athen rs.
id run houses 4 ht. t Iwv. tatn ;• d. lit ery
wagons .rows!UK th< bridge, .ttt.l other
obligations that expire th. hist of thn
year, the .lute of the ..penny of the
lirldy, to free ir.iffi. has been changed
I from Dec ;o!»er la to JulluaI ■ j.
Mrs. Moore’s Funeral.
i 1 ix' ratu ral ,»f Airs' Julia Moor*,, who
died in tswunsb*..-.. Wednesday, will he
, conducted from the residence of Mr.
A. H. Thomas at o’clock i‘relay after
noon. The Interment will be made In
Maury euneterf.
Oeath of Mrs. Hite.
Mrs. R. K. Hlto died Friday morning
at -'a7 Rust Ninth street, In the thirty
fourth year of her age.
The body will he shipped to Danville
i Saturday morning on the curly train
mid the funeral will take place In that
1 city.
Airs. Hite leaves .a husband. Mr. L
F. Hite, and several brothers and sis
ters. She leaves no children.
Personal Notaa.
‘ Dr. <’. H. Urn ne, of I20t» Hull street,
! for many years n prominent dentist of
South Richmond, has made public his
; intention of moving his home to Rox
j fngton. \’a. Tim actual moving Is ul
j ready under way.
Mr. B. Anderson, of Ninth and Hull
i streets, has returned to the city from
1 a business trip In order to spent) the
Christmas holidays with his friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Bessie Forrester, who tvas se
I verely Injured by falling down a flight
* of steps recently, is reported to bo do
, ins very nicely and will ho released
j fron^Hu^hosjdlaMn^the^neajMuturiv^
IIOAHDF.il*
j Ada. will fill your house with board
1 THU RICHMOND VTRQl.Nt.vK WANT
erf.
m WHITES
OK THE MESSKGE
SAYS PAPER 1« -VOTARLfc FOB
LEAWIXG TOWAKII PEOPLE
IT IVOl'LT) REOIXATE.
i
I.JXCOLX, NER. Dee. !«.—-The
President's annual message i» not able
for ita length," says William J. lirv
an. in the Commoner, to-day. “If
Mr. Taft's sympathies with the ep» -
ital Interests hud not already been
made known to the people, the mes
sage would be notub!, for Its distinct
leanings toward the very system the
people are seeking to regulate—the
system against whose eneroaehm -nts
upon popular government the people
have but rendered an explicit ver
dict.
"He pleads for ship subsidy, which
Is In principle antagonized by tho pro
gressive thought of nil political par
ties," Mr. Tiryan continues. "He re
commends national incorporation,
which would ultimately remove all
State control over corporations, cen
tralizing that centr'd In the Federal
government' and making It more dif
ficult than ■ or for tho people to
bold corporation agents to account or
obtain relief from corporate Imposi
tion- He declares that there should
be no more legislation with respect
to corporation regulation, giving the
laws already on the statute hooka an
opportunity to demonstrate their use
fulness. It may not hr out of place
to say right here that If th* President
would put the prettlge of his high
office, and the great power he holds
behind the criminal clause of the
ch rman law. enforcing that clause
against tin chiefs of u!j the great
trusts. It l» reasonable to believe that
tie pcept, would obtain immediate
relief so far as exactions at the hands
f these trust magnates are corn urn
ed.
The message indicates that Mr.
Taft has fulled to mako profitable ;
study of the returns from the recent
election, it shows that at any gath
ering of royal standpatters Mr. Taft
Is entitled to a seat at the heud ot
he table. Jt proves beyond reason
able doubt that he is tile logical can
didate of th ■ Hcpubllcan part, for
the presidency of l s# 12. because he
stands unflinchingly for present-day
Hamlltomunistn — and pres, nt-day
Humilt. nlantrm, out-Hamllton's Ham
ilton-*M or it would lea-d the American'
people upon ground so absurdly aris
tocratic that even Hamilton would
have an id. d it "
BREESEE CASE HEARD
- IN FEDERAL COURT
fiat is probably the final hearing uf
im lotig • dr.i w n*out llrfeso' cast* w as
Thursday la-fort* th< United
S’.iias Circuit ' ourt of Appeals. This
-as' has drugged through many courts
.Hi'! coven U a period of tlim amounting
to thirteen years.
•The- legal tdy) of tli case Is Mil
liaitt 1. 1 i r v is ti a on others, plaintiffs
! . error, against the United States, d. .
1 i-nrtnnt in orroi Tlu urgmnent for
thv plaintiffs tv.is in.)o> to j -s Adams
ami Charl. s \. ... . <,f Ashi vllle.
\ C. ami for tb det-adam >"• District
Attorney A !■' Holton, of Winston
Witem.
In Xuv.-mlK-r it* it 7. William Hreesrc.
■Joseph hi. Dick, n.v .n and Wtlllum II.
l'* nlu::d, ro.“i>.-. it el- president, direc
tor and cashier of th. National
i.a’di '.I A shot die. X Here tried I.. -
tor. th ■ 1 'tilted Htates District Court
't (lreenstM.ro. .V f lt„ t.h«rge of
eiuhesslhig, at'strni ting and willfully
m .^applying tin- tunes ,,f th, |,„„k
liri-este and Dickenson K(l, fund
.Kuilty Ij the Jury on th. ease ami
seiii. ruid to ten years In prison.
Th.-r. w<r ssvithI Irregularities in
the teal that gu\. grounds for a new
hearing, ..specially th. charge that the
bill Of until tmenr was shown to the
.r.-num .>r th* Jury in the absence ..f
ih' Jury The ins. has I'.-cn tried and
r* .nei. 'I. in ami again and has conse
umrio aroused copsiderahle interest.
Th. legal profession will await will)
interest the decision of the Court ..f
M'i" a!.- "• ith ntfeh interest.
GO NC AMERICA ON
A FLYING TRIP
LONIMiN «okkl>.i*o\i>k\t in
W \>lll\(iTn\ ON "THIRTY.
>l\ llot in \MF.HK A"
>1TNT.
W vyili\'i;t> >N. Jiwvnii)fr !6.
Washington was th, scene or' .in,- art
of •‘Thirty-Mix hour* in America." a .
thrilling stunt being onset-,) in u Lou
: 'i"" I'ai'nr h.v W. It Holt. .. purlin
menUr> correspondent, who is h pas
senger of tin living Christmas trip of
tin jdeainer Matir tania. Molt left th
Miifir-tania at t \ M p,-diiv ami
Ix.iM-h.-d a spot-ia! train for Washing
ton. II. arrived her.* tihout ft \ . M . ,
aiitl not by th** Wushingt,>n ,.,r
rospondont of his paper, ami soon saw ’
President Taft.
Th, Visitor vaif thru whisker! to the I
oapitol ill -in autornot,)!, ami had j,,- j
tort lew 8 With Vteo-rn sid. tit Hherniar.
and Speaker Cannon.
H. turning t* X v. York, Holt will
td'end tin* night at a grand opera I
1>, rfortnwm .* and in viewing the
shims Th* Maur*tania will sail at,
, li r. M. Maturditj.
SCHOONER GRANT
HAS REACHED NORFOLK:
(Hpeeiul to The-Kichmond Virginian.)!
NoHKOLK. VA., |io . JO.— The big j
soil,,,,n,-r George M. Grant, which went
ashop in tin* < 'In a.ipeake yesterday, ,
lias liven floated and is at anchor at
Lambert's Point, awaiting , xantina-i
j tlon by divers.
EIGHTEEN KILLED IN
HUNTING ACCIDENTS
HORTON. MASH. t>«c. if,.--State
game w ardens and bereaved families1
counted the cost of life to-day of the
winter’s hunting season in New Eng
land, which dosed last midnight, and
found that eighteen persons had been
killed In hunting accidents. Thirty
one were killed last year And twenty
eight the year before.
MANY POSTMASTERS 1MT
»N PRESIDENTIAL CLASS.
j WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Postmaster
j Of neral Hitchcock Issued an order to- j
day advancing 216 fourth class post
masters to the presidential das*. The.
order becomes eflectlv, Jauunr)
1M1.
DREYFUS & CO.
Clearance of
Smart Hats
$375
The latest effects from New York,
as well as our uwii reproductions of
imported Model.-. None of these
sold at less titan $7 .jO, most of them
were nearer f 10.0U. with all the in
dividuality of emit ions costing almost
double.
Give Silk Hosiery
For Friday and Saturday we will
show unusual values, at
48c, 89c, <1, $1.50, $2, $2.50
New Sweater Styles.
Every new' stitch, color, and style
is here, high quality in every ease,
though modern*I !v priced.
$2.90, $3.90, $4.90 to $7.50
Rare Offerings
for the Gift Shopper
For Friday and Saturday we can promise savings
! on Gift-things that are particularly tempting. Many
departments offer clearance "sales of far-reaching
importance*. On others, the arrival of charming
novelties lends the greatest interest. Suggestions
for Gifts:
Furs,
Fur Coats,
Ladies’ Coats,
Girls’ Coats,
Evening Wraps,
Umbrellas,
Cloves,
Hosiery,
Neckwear.
Waists,
Negligees,
Kimonos,
Silk Petticoats,
Silk Vests,
Corsets.
Furs Are Sure to Please.
Specials for Friday and Scturday.
(>ur bur Department ip conceded the most complete and correct- -
as well a- most reasonably priced in Richmond. Events like to
morrow. make a visit doubly worth while.
Fur Coate. htack and hro's-rt, Russian Pom/ and Conetptrtal,
$29.50 to $95.00.
Fur Pierr. and Fur Sets, • r* Isabella Fox, Coney. Sih er Hair and Blue
$4 50. $6.90, $7.50. $10.00 and $18.50.
The Season’s Best Coat Styles
at $7.50, $10 and $12.50.
Included in this clearance arc choice black Meltons, Broadcloths
and Lightweight Korneys, in the correct full length models, full or
half-lined with Katin.
There it not urn in the lot tlui! is not unexamfM value.
Umbrellas for Gifts.
(■Special prices this week on the
i newest, smartest Umbrellas, we
1 have ever shown; hundreds of
! styles, ur,
$1.50. $2, $3, $3.50, $5.
Silk Petticoat Special
Special lots of unusually high
irrune KunnenH marked for
clearance for Friday and Sat
urday,
| $1.90, $2.90, $4.90 to $10.
New Chiffon Waists.
Throw* strikingly original mod
clft. just received, will surely
prove acceptable as gift*. Chif
fons, striped Chiffons, Persians
and Taffetas.
$3.90, $4.90, $5.90 to $10.
Cloves Always Welcome
Unusual quality Ladies' Kid
Gloves $1, $150.12, $3.50.
Girls' Gloves, in cashmere and
wool, 25c and 50c.
Girls' Kid Gloves, $1.00.
Neckwear for Gift Purposes
Exquisite Bows as well as Sets,
specially priced, at 25c and 50c. M
DREYFUS & CO., - - -
- - 201 East Broad Street
PETERSBURG LODGE
ELECTSJFICEAS
ff.mtc ai. of ST. joiim « ili. hi; oh
SKRVKIJ U> TIKSDAA,
HKCKMBEH STTH.
LODGE 123 YEARS OLD1
col Mil. l.RtXTI fBUMIKMUX IU
MALA IT HIM. LAAO COMIVAM
TO COMTHIC’T AIADKl
OVER tlElTEMCT HI A
PKTEHSIH'KG. VA. Dec. nv r J«.
Petersburg l.odg. . No. I'j. A ail'!
A M at it-* r* guiar min ting J hurs
dny night eh ‘ I'. 'l the following >>1- 1
tjeers ji>r the . nsutiig year Worship
ful ni aster, It U I >. Pitcher; senior
warden, I’. M Ptewnrt; junior warden,
Wallace 1. »'•>*; secretary, Worsniptul
f’haries K, Horst: treasurer, Emmett
11. Jiov: senior deacon, i. T. Town- ;
send; junior d* acori. T. M Davis;
chaplain, Worshipful Wallace Duncan
Blanks : tiler. W orshipful Joseph Wil
liams: stewards. .1. J. Gardner and 3
D. Rodgers.
Right Worshipful He li Jam in I'.
K- e’er presided during the election of
officers, paling tire !odg> an official
t isit.
The installation ceremony tens Per- '
formed i.y Right Worshipful James
R Blanks, grand secretary of the
Royal Arch Chapter of Virginia and j
a past master >d Petersburg lodge, •
No. if..
on Tuesday i veiling. December 27,,
Ilu tesltvai junii " m : ou- j
f rwd by the Masonic Lodges of the
city.
Petersburg l/Odgc. No. 15. was char
tered 123 years ago and has numbered
on its roster some of the brightest
Masons In Virginia.
City Knginetr Rudd Is investigating
the route for a new street from Syca
more to Market streets and the ex
tension of Hrandon alley. The alley’s
extension is deemed necessary us an 1
aiil for tire lighting purposes.
t'ortlHcaU' Recorded
The certtticate of the appomattox j
Casualty Company. Inc., was record- j
erf in the clerk s office Thursday The
maittimuni capital stock is $ 1 Oo.hOo
am) the minimum Is $35,mitt The
officers and directors jtro: President.
Joseph Seward, secretary. l’>r. Robert
A. Hanthlt . tr. usurer. I>. C. Doubles,
of Richmond 1 >i rooters; The above
named officer- and W. K. Armstrong,
of Petersburg, and A. ti. Regers, of'
Richmond.
signs Poultry Ordinance.
The major has signed tlv undrawn,
poultry ordinance as pass u by the
branches >>t the , Ity government per
mitting the rah of undrawn poultry
The local dealers have plat cd large
orders und predict heavy salts in the
poultry market.
The Virginia Trunk and Hag Cunt- i
pany gave a banquet Thursday night
at the Stratford hotel to its traveling
salesmen, who hud gathered from all
over the Cnited States for the occa
sion.
To Construct Viaduct.
A hrb'f meeting of the common
council was held Thursday night, at ,
which time permission w as granted '
the Walnut Hill Land Company to j
construct the viaduct across Lieut* n-1
ant Jttin. at u cost of about $40,(100. :
The council also accepted the propo
sition of President Northrop, of the [
Virginia Railway and Power Company!
to expend $1,000 in repairing Wythe .
street.
QUESTION OF COURT’S
JURISDICTION RAISED
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA., Dec. 1«.—In the po
lice court to-day the case of Mrs.
Theresa Smith, charged with bigamy.,
was continued until Thursday on the j
ground that her alleged bigamous mar
riage occurred in Newport News and
the court here lacked Jurisdiction.
S ■ ".. .!.C.B”gS<«WEW*. .. Ill l ■■■w !
FOB I ALB
A FOR SALK IS THE RICHMOND
Virginian want ads., wilt bring you s
buyer. . ,
Wants
.._ ___I
Help Wanted—Male. _
V. ANTED—BRIGHT BOYS TO DO
light work attrr school; yor'rt j.ny to
boys who hurtle. special prizes given
to the beet hoys. Apply 3 E M., Cir
culating Department, The Richmond
^AMr^hnlan^___ '
Situations Wanted—Male.
ASSISTANT REGISTERED PRt'G
gist wants permanent position after
January 1st. preferably in email
lowm, verv best recommendations
Address DiiUOGlfc’T. 254 Bank tit..
Norfolk Va. _ _:
COM I TENT BANK MAN. ELEVEN
year.' experience, desires chans**
January 1st. Official connection small
bank preferred. At present employ
* d. lit ferencea. Addreea Box I'D
Suffolk, Va.
WANTED. A POSITION PV AN EX
perlenred lumberman, who 1 prac
lb a! in the planing mill, sai-h. dou«.
and blind business; for the past *><**• j
eral years traveling Virginia and
OaroMna buying lumber. Address b
WILLARD EANErf, 656 Washington,
St., Petersburg. Va_
WANTED—POSITION AS JANITOR
night or day or similar position; btyt
reference#. Address J E-#_ "1®
Marshall. Phone Madison 2*48.
FIRST-CLASS ENGINE Eli AND ELKO- j
triclan wants situation. Add re*# EN »
OINEEB. 12 Malden Lane. City. _ y
Situations Wan ted—Female.
an elderly lady wishes \
place as companion In a refln«u
family. <»r would assist In house
keeping and sewing Address A. 1&1*
East Clay. City
WANTED, EXPERIENCED. THOR*
oughjy competent stenographer de
sires position, temporary or perma
nent, legal, railway, mercantile and
general office work, depositions
Phone Madl«on_2236-J. ___ j
EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER DC
sire.* position first of year Four
years’ experience In office work. {
References. P. O. Box 8 3.
EXPERIENCED, THOROUGHLY < M
patent stenographer desires position
Phone Madison 2235-J
For Sale.
UNREDEEMED DOUBLE AND SINGLE '
tuns, less tnun factory price. STEIN - I
ERS^Htl E. Main etreet.__
OUR PLUMBING REPAIR DEPART
ment la la at your *ervlco. Prompt
attention VA. PLUMBING, HEAT
ING CO
ton SALE—BlCVCLLo, ALL SIZES
and price*; n w and seconcl-harul, at
TOMPKINS. 311 West Broad Street
FOR SALE. A LARGE AND PROS
parous machine *hop and foundry
Net earnings ■ now over twenty per ,
cent, on capital stock. Apply to Boa
32* city _ I
CADY in CHRISTMAS BOXES FOR
Sunda; -schools made and packed to
order at wholesale prices IMS East
Franklin street, l’hone Madison 4111
150 SAMPLE TAILOR MADE SUITS
all sues; Wurth double our price, fib
STEINER'S. 1441 E. Main Street.
125 LADIES’ 30 YEAR GOLD FILLED
watches, only $7.50 STEINER'S.
1441 E Main street.
WALTHAM AND ELGIN 14 KARAT
solid gold watches, only ! 15.00, worth
$25. STEINER'S. 1441 E. Main SI. I
K»R SALE—TOYS AT COST. CLOSING j
out balance of stock at TOMPKINS,
311 West Broad. _ __ j
PEOPLE COME WHERE THEY ARE
invited and stay when properly treat- j
ed; give us a trial and be satisfied. ,
N. KLEIN 4k SON. INC., «2« E. Broad, j
FOlt ~ WAGONS GO _Tl RICHARDSON
BROS *16 Brook avei _ «.
FULL LINE HOLIDAY JEWELRY AT j
induced prices. STEINER'S. 1441 E.
Shoe Repairing.
JkC. HALF SOLE HUNS SHOES, LA
dies Mte; children's tUc. and up; ov
ary par aowod. DREW’S ELEC
TRIC SHOE FACTORY, lit E Main
^jgtreet^^J^hongJJjnroe^JttT^^
Personals.
WE HANDLE DIFFICULT PROD- |
lomo In plumbiug and steam or hot!
water boating, sanitary plumbing, 1
eervlcablo heating. VA PLUMBING,
HEATING CO. I
Wants
. i
Want Ad. Rates.
One rent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for les3 than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less Phon Madison 1758, and
Manager of Classified Department, will call.
Miscellaneous,
••HOT BLAST** »TOVKS.
WE CARRY COLES'S ORIGINAL HOT
HUtst" «sfov.-», one-third cos! saved:
;tl*o wood heaters. See us before
buying ELBA HARDWARE CO.
I NURULLAS.
COME AT ONCE TO NEWMAN'S FAC
tory sale of umbrella* arid get your
I’hrlatrna* present* for hair price*
Umbrella* from $34 cent* up to |15
a piece. We t avte $5. and $7 umbrel
las In all sixes . (fold, silver and pearl
and Ivory handle*, best *llk case and
tansel to match, with a nice Christ
mas boa for $2 48 We will also re
cover your umbrellas from now until
Christmas for 25 per cent, less than
regular price, Oon't delay, come at
once. NEWMAN S UMBRELLA FAC
TORY, SIS E. Broad street. Phone
Monro,. 2104.
WAGONS, WAUDSI, WAQOII.
OPEN AXD TOP FROM H& UP. BUR
rles, runabouts and top buggies from
$45 up. MUburn and Thornhill Farm
Wagons, narrow and wide tire*, from
$35 up Repairing, painting and
rubber tiring a specla'ty. Come and
get my price* before you buy. B. C
BRISTOW. 11-13-15 North Eighteentn
street.
LINE AND CEMENT.
WE CARRY LIME FOR SPRINKLING
and building, also cement and hair,
hardware, etc. ELBA HARDWARE
CO. ;
11A l'LING.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAULED, bTOR- j
ed. Packed and shipped. Call W.
Fred Richardson* STORAGE tt
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT. Main *t
Belvldere streets. Phone* Madison
843 day; Monroe 842 night.
FLOOR STAI*H
SEE I S KOI! FLOOR STAINS. VAR-I
nlsh htalns ami rmllehe* of all kln'ls
KLBA 11AKDWAHK CO
CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS SOLVED—
cal! on N. KLEIN & SON. INC.. «!#
E. Broad.
(OLD MATER PAINT.
CALCIMt THE ORIGINAL COLD1
water palm: easy to apply all col
ors; write or phone for color card,
more Calrlmo sold than all the <*atet
paints combined ELBA HARD
WARE CO. Agent*. Henry and Broad.
PHONE US FOR QUICK SERVICE ON
ftangre. J-atrobe and Furnace work.
VA PLUMBING A_HKATINq CO
Special Notice.
cleaners of ladle*, gent* and chil
dren*' garments. H. B. LUMPKIN;
fi North Fourth. Phono llonroe Sifi.
Work called for and delivered.
RIGHT WAGONS AT RIGHT PRICES.
Phone Monroe 1173; FRANK
MOORES PARCEL DKLIOERY.
FRANK MOORE'S PARCEL DELI V
ery; prompt service; rate* reason
able. Phone Monroe 1471.
WH OVDItH AUL STEAM ~ ST STERNS
and make them work whe'e thsy
haven't worked before. VA. PLUMli
Real Estate for Sale’
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
arty with TABOR REALTY CORPOI
atlon. 412 E. Marshall St., and «
uoick returns
>r* ,
■"I
Rooms for Rent.
kRontaKd 'fi&SStS?
furnished, with all conven
bout location; near to
j board can bo hod. Apply IS
Fifth street
WHEN IN THE CITY STOP
i South Fifth. Everything the
, NICE ROOMS FOR RENT. _
! North Sixth; newly furnlabsid;
conveniences; no better locatlo
ONE CLEAN. LVKOK, NIC£LT
nlehed front room, with or
board; private German family;
children; new house; modern
I _ nlencea. 522 West Clay street.
! furnished front room. V.
! alcove conveniences; gentlemen
i f erred Call Tuesday, IS South
i FOR RENT, ONE FURNISHED
| modern conveniences. Phone
! son S76.J. or call No. 1*J« W,
! street.
I TWO LARGE CONNECTING
J rooms, newly papered; bat
i etc. Apply 17 S. Pine street.
1 FOR RENT, MEN ONLY, A OCX
I tie Third story flat, throe
fine location; terms right to
_party Address P. O. Bos 4>L
FOR RENT—NICELY FU
rooms at 718 E. Marshall ■
FOR A NICE" W A RM~fioOM
cellent meals, go to T9*
tin street. t
FURNISHED" ROOMS—NICE,
ed, furnished rooms; private
men only. 597 N. Sixth stroat,
FOR RENT—SIX ROOM HO
i Twenty-second street, near
J FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
with hoard; also table board.
Franklin.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED
room, with haat: In private
use of phone. Madison ZOti-J
NICE ROOM FOR RENT AT 399
j Qr»ce street
j FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
| with board; also table
table, ifooil service.
| Jin street _
| HEATED ROOM ON SECOND
] opening Into batb. Apply
i avenue.
i THREEl-NFl’RNIWIEb'
rent; bath, eonvep**"*
i too West Cary
! SH E. BRIGHT KOOilT
or unfurnished. with
l>oard. Apply 419 N. Ninth
one ur two Large, a
connecting room#, til
furnished. Second
Phone Madison Otl-J.
FURNISHED Ri
bath, use
rated. _IM
FOR RENT. COMFORT
ntshed rooms; lliht b
desired, til East Clay.
403 EAST MAIN ST. N
n Is had front rooms; aa#
_transient.__
FOR RENT. Ft’RN
steam heat. Apply 9
•14 EAST cLaY-WW
rooms; large, small,
ences,_
FOR RENT. THREE
connecting
I9e
D ROOMS, HOT
of telephone;
09 North Fifth
ay
Fourth a
heat.
'WO
nt
keeping. 29
Park.
W ANTEB. TO
h flat, with nil
facing Ubby
North Twenty*

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