The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Winners of the
Sunday Times Want Column
PrOYeTb Contest.
Many Contestants Another Con
test To-DaySe Gas Prizes.
What is the Proverb !?

Last Friday closed the most success
fui contest since the Sunday Times ,wanr
columns proverb contest commenced
inere being Isl correct answers received.
+ Whlch Is conclusive proof that many
readers are interested in the little want
aus. making them a most valuable ad-
vertls1ng medium.
There is another proverb scattered
throughout the Sunday want pages or
to-day's issue and seven cash prizes viii
Fl be awarded the winners. Everybody has
an equal chance to win-find the letters
and work out the proverb; it will prove
interesting and afford Il pleasant pas
time. -
All that glitters is not sold'' was the
proverb published in last Sundays Times
want column, and the prizes were award
ed as follows:
NO. l (Prize so. Miss Eta A. Buskie,
No. 3ss Butte Street, Norfolk, Va
No. 2 prize SD. Lille Fl. Henfng, JEFF
ferson, Va.
No. 3 price SOC. j. B. Biddingheld,
No. 913 East Main Street, city,
No. prize oOc). Eligia Bland. Man
chester, Va.
No. prize 5oc). William w. crump.
No. ISL West Grace Street, city.
No. & prize 5Qc).W. W. Hurt, Chatham,
Va
No. 7 Prize 5oc). W. P. Williams,
Gladys. Va.
Correct answers were also received
from T. NJ. Gathright, Mrs. W. II. Minor,
Maude Liversey, Leona Tutwiler. L. w.
Landlord, Miss Marie Lehman. NJ. L.
Harrison, w. w. Tuyram, Virginia NIL
Ter. Willie Nelson, E. W. Hughes. Miss
Louise V. spenser, Mrs. W. E. Robinson.
Miss Lucy Braxton Taylor, Miss jamie
Ransons. Catharine P. Ryland. Jane
Trice, c. II. Addison, III. I. Linysson.
Robert Ingram, NJ. Woodbridge, Percy
Hale, Miss Sallie Cox, Colin Dickerson,
Miss NJ. Z. Beirne. Landon B. Edwards.
j. F. Ransom, Miss Agnes NJ. Stenback,
Lottie Woodward. Miss Carrie Morton,
Mrs. J. 3. Hail. John T. Wingo. Lizzie
Gordon, Leo 5. Starritt, Raleigh d.
Glass Hattie Bugg. w. E. Turner, Mrs.
Joseph B. Jones, Mrs W. Fl. Glass. Ed
ward Mccarthy. Mrs. r. E. Bruce. Fran
els Golfer. Willie McGraw, Emily Tins
ley. John Shinberger, Miss Belle Dog
gett, Mrs. L. F. Duval, jamie c. Hurt,
Mrs. ]. r. Watson. Harry y. Elicit. ].
Eugene Atkinson, John G. Simpson. NJ.
L. Tritrisleo, R. w. Booker, Miss Pearl
Farrar, R. w. Booker, Wilmer Hall, Miss
A. M. Rhodes. Mrs. ]. R. Wilkinson, W.
E. Jennings, Hampden Sidney, Miss
Mary W. Turner, A. B. Walden. Mary
c. Shepherd, Mrs. John w. Turner. Mrs.
C. NJ. Stamford, Robert ]. Brooks. Miss
Luce e. Moseby, Mary NJ. Crew, Mrs.
E. T. Hughes. Miss Lizzie D. Gillian,
Vattel E. Daniel. c. E. Beebe, Miss
Cora Harrison, D. R. Johnston, W. G.
O'Ferrall, Miss Kate c. Woodward, w.
McKill Marriott, Miss Julia D. Pollard,
Miss Estelle Fitzgerald, Edna V. Blooms
berg. Willie Gordon. Milton Elmore. Hell
en- Brent, Mrs. r. S. OMoheindro, Win
fred Chewing Frank Jet, Joseph N.
Otey, julius j. Stumpf, Miss Nellie In
Nh
Crowder, Macon r. Bate. John Addi-
son, Jr.. Miss Lucy Kay. L. Wingfeld,
J. w. Gillian, F. Sands, Mrs. N. E. Beall,
Miss Maude Bapey. Mrs. H. R. Dyson.
Mrs T. E. Atkinson. Estelle NJ. Ander-
son, Edythe Parker. L. H. Apperson. Mrs.
Bette f Chesley, w. S. Morton. E. t.
Morton. E. T. Tracey. Miss Alice France.
Miss Chrborne, r. S. Mitchell Miss Ida
w. Snead, Mrs. NJ. Y. Scruggs. Miss
Edna l. Wood, Lucie Thomas. Charles s.
RULER. Miss Mary Barton Elizabeth
Shirrell, Miss Katie r. Wood, P. Q.
Box 81, Miss Ella T. Stienback, Burbage
DeGarnett, Miss Katy Grahame. Glenna
B. Pollard, Mrs. L. T. Snead. Mrs. E. S.
Hurley, Miss Edith Seay. Mrs. G. c.
Branche Miss Lucy H. Martin. William
T. Price, Miss Virginia Wingfield. s. W.
Garnet, Argyle Mitchell. Mrs r. s.
Mitchell, Mrs. J. B. Shelton, Wyatt l..
Fritzgerald, c. Jennie Brooks.
The little want ads of the Sunday Times
want pages have worked wonders for
all those who have availed themselves
of the opportunity OF using them. They
will supply all kinds Of male and female
haln situations Of every description.
They will keep your summer resorts
filled with boarders. they will rent any
thing rentable sell anything saleable and
exchange anything not needed. Try them
ord he convinced that every want can
and will be supplied by them at very
small cost (see rates of advertising in
columns of want page). These little ads
nave nroyen OF such great value to the
readers of the Sunday Times that now
the readers depend on them to supply
their every want, as they save both
time and money. What is the proVero IN