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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
SEEKING THE LIGHT.

Superintendent Of Public Works Hol-
lCway has received the following:
Honolulu. II. T.. December 90, 1908.
To the Board Of Public Works of the
Territory OF Hawaii.
Gentlemen: We beg to ask your
prompt attention 10 the condition of
the road that winds around the base
OF Diamond Head, beyond the Waikiki
end OF the car line % the Honolulu
Rapid Transit and Land Company.
That road Is lined with the residences
OF citizens and taxpayers, and is Who'll
ly unprotected and unlighted at night.
Il is very winding and dusty, and GER
tainly needs at least three electric
lights. one near the Eva terminus
and two. at proper distances, beyond
that point. The approaches TO tho
residences in this noighborhood at
night, except when the moon Is shin
ing. Is so dark and 50 difficult. espe-
cially for ladies, that people in that
locality are almost compelled to alb
stain from going to Honolulu after sun
set.
We trust that this matter may re-
ceive due notice nj your hands, and
remain, Gentlemen,
Faithfully yours,
SANFORD b. DOLE,
SAMUEL PARKER,
IL. HOLMES,
HENRY T.. HIGHTON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
BENEFIT BY NEILLS.

The James NELL Company, having
offered their services to Honolulu
Lodge, No. GIG, Benevolent and Pro
tectiye Order OF Elks. for the purpose
Of securing a contribution TO the Bell
Home for Consumptiye Actors a per.
Torrance viii be given in the Hawaii
an Opera House on Christmas after.
noon. All brothers are earnestly re-
quested to lay aside all other business
and pleasures and assist in swelling
the fund for the laudable purpose.
II. X. SIMPSON,
+. Il. THOMPSON. Secretary.
II r. III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
SERVICE AT ST. ANDREWS

The following In the list of services
tor Christmas Day at ST, Andrews Ca
thedra:
L. M. Holy Communion CIIawaiianD
u. m, Holy Communion,
a M. Morning Prayer liawaiianD,
1890 a. M. Morning Prayer and Ho-
ly Communion lChOraD.
The music at the 1880 service will
be as follows;
re Dcum aud Jubilate Garrett In Il
fiat.
Anthem--And the Glory OF the Lord
go Handel.
Crcdo, Sanctus and GlOrla-Garrett
H. T. fiat
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
sPEciALTIEs AT SHOW.

Between Acts at the Opera House
on Saturday night will be a number
Of special attractions in the way Of
song and dance specialties and German
comedy stunts. +. j, Sullivan will
shuttle few in the song and dance
and c. T.. Hetherington and Il, T., Par
fridge, Irish by descent, will do tho
team worl, from the Vaterland. These
three men are from the Wisconsin
Other stunts are being arranged and q
rousing time II expected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24

For Rent" cards or sale at Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
HONOLULU STOCK ExCHANGE
HONOLULU, Dec. "a, 1908,
NAME or STOCK
SUGAR

Brewer a { onpsny.
p Kerr A Co., I'LL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
LOCAL And GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 9.


Personal injury cases. J. r. Ball.
Jos. g. Pratt, attorney, Progress Blk.'
Join Lyons Exchange Library
New books, ~ cents.
The Bulletin will not be issued to.
morrow, Christmas day.
order your corn fed turkey and tame
geese at the Paragon Market.
Vieira the jewelcr is open tonight.
Last call for Xmas. Come all.
Don't forget, 35 loayes Of bread for
81 at the New England Bakery.
American candies by the ton, bar
rel, pail or box. Honolulu Candy Co.
Chas. Hummel, mgr. Hawaiian Hotel
Barber Shop. Your patronage solicit.
ed.
Beautifully embroidered tea-cloths
and table covers at the Oriental Ba-
zaar.
Low Xmas prices on high grade
goods at Goo Kim's, Hotel and Nuu.
anu.
Solomon's Quintette Club will play
at the Elite Ice Cream parlors this
evening.
The Pacific Social Club will give a
dance in San Antonio hall this Satur
day evening.
Notice is given under New Today OF
the closing of the stock books of the
Pioneer Mil Co, Ltd.
The heart bowed down by weight OF
woe can be bowed up again by Pan.
theon o. p. s. whisky.
Ladies' corsage boquets can be had
on short notice at Mrs. Taylor's. Young
Building Tel. Main $50.
One pound box pure candy 15c; one
pound box French bons and chocolates
Csc. New England Bakery.
There will be a special meeting Of
Honolulu Harbor No. 81 on Sunday
night at Harmony hall See Sth page,
this Issue.
An imported black pacing mare
brand c enclosed in a circle, has been
lost. 4 reward is offered for its re.
turn to Mike Harvey.
There will be a meeting OF Hawaii
Chapter, No. /, Order OF Kamehameha.
at the usual time and place this eycD
Ing. Every member is expected to at
tend.
Bring the children with you. A cal.
| Hope free to all who visit Sachs Dry
Goods Co. this evening. Sachs Christ.
mas display will make the visit worth
your while.
The American bark Kalulani arriy-
ed of port from San Francisco last
night after voyage of sixteen days.
/ She had an uneventful passage. and
sighted no vessels throughout the trip.
The Kaiuani came into the harbor
! this morning and was locked at the
lrmgard wharf. She brings about 1900
tons OF general merchandise.
Ben lilo, a Chinese. was fined s. and
costs by Judge Lindsay this morning
/ for pcddling fish outside Of the regular
market. The cases OF MIS-. Howard.
! charged with keeping disOrderly
house; Jack Morgan. charged VIE. S..
/ duction, and of George Macauloy.
charged with assault and battery on
c. S. Martin, were all continued unuI
Monday. Ben Rosa, charged with as
sault and battery on Mrs. Rosa, waa
reprlmandcd and discharged.
Kaleihuia. Hanalei. J. A. KInlma-
/ ka and Kaeu appeared In the Police
Court this morning. charged with lar.
ceny In the second degree. They found
four nets belonging to japanese, nam
ed Kagihiro Nuoshiro, on the reef of
KalIa while looking for wanna. They
put them IN their boat and took them
ashore, later on taking the nets to
! their house. The defendants claimed
that they found the nets on the rocks
ia the breakers They were In danger
Of being destroyed, Judge Lindsay
found the defendants guilty and fined
| Them SO onCh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24
Card


We carry a very large stock Of
FOLDING CARD TABLES and FOLD.
ING CHAIRS that we rent out for Par.
ties. Our prices are the lowest and
our Goods the best. We deliver to any
part Of Honolulu and call for the Ia.
bles and Chairs when you are through
with them. Give US a call when In
need Of Tables or Chairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-24

Notico-Next session Monday, De
cember rs. 1903.
Latest sugar quotation 3.575 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
FAlRM0WMl1 NEWS.

rs&SSSNSSSS%~SSYNNSNV WVN6HVSsN."SNFasV
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Scott, of Nash
Vile. Tenn, with their little daughter,
Virginia Lee, who have been the guests
OF Mrs. Scotts brother, II. o. Rowe, have
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EAST RICHMOND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II.
The pie party given at the residence OF
Mr.. Ernhardt on WedneSd day evening for
the benefit of New Bridge Baptist Church
was a splendid success. there being many
present from Highland Springs and neig a
borhood. The PIES were all delicious and
sold readily. a neat sum beng realized.
The desirable property recently pur-
chased by Messrs. Blenkenship and r.
don. Of Highland Springs. Is being won
derfuly improved. Immense hehneriss
have been built a fence SIX foot tall en-
The new road is rapidly. nearing COM
pletion. ties having been laid along the
line. The old ones are sold as qu.ckly
as they are unearthed. at the sum OF 2
cents each. They make very acceptable
fire wood.
Mrs. Hopwood has rented a flat In the
home of Mrs. Silver.
The Masonic Home looms up handsome
ly In its new coat of paint. The waiting
station likewise has been painted In a
pretty shade of green.
The roll of honor for the Miller school
Is as follows
ry Martin, James Jones. Hugh Nants.
James Carlton. Douglas Pleasants, YER
non Oakley, Elwood McEWen. Ottie Delft
rich, Olah Houston, Laura Rayhorn, Nal-
ME Thornton, Maggie W est, e sic Ma
hone, Fannie Byers, Hazel Byers, Mar
garet Dowden, Title FranclS, Emma Hop
wood. Ella Houston, Ruth Lard, Ruth
Rayhorn. Carrie Thornton. Blair Dow den,
Abner Evans. Henry McEWen, Melvin
straith Parker Thornton. Willie White
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FIuIL7 TON NEWS.
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The handsome brick stores at the corner
of williamsburg Avenue and Louisiana
Street are receiving their finishing touch
es and will be occupied next week. The
stores will compare with any in the East
End in construction and convenience. The
ctrner store will be occupied by r. IT,
Harrison. with one of the handsomcst
drug stores In the city The others VIII
be occupied by the following firms: w.
p. Turner and Company. hardware; IL.
M. Bell, Observation-Disclosures and toys; Sam
uel Bailey, furniture and stoves; w. Ill.
Pease, news emporium.
The handsome parsonage OF Denny
Street NJ Il. Church has been completed
and Is now occupied By Rev. and Mrs.
A. a. Jones. The parsonage Is one OF
the neatest residences In Fulton.
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
gave a house warming reception. num-
bet OF the members called and spent a
very enjoyable evening. Tho new par
sonagc was built by the Ladies Auxiliary
Society OF the church.
Rev. A. A. Jones will occupy his pulpit
nj both services to-day. His subject at
II A. NJ. will be Absent in the Body But
Present in the Spirit" At 7:45 p. NJ
WORLDLY Influence Antagonizins Chris
tIanity."
Rev. David Hepburn will MI his pulpit
at the usual services to-day. His sub
3ect at II A. NJ will be "Self-Denial."
The young men OF Fulton Baptist
Church will hold a prayer meeting ser
vice at the church every Saturday night
The services began last night
The funeral OF Louis Edward Kaufelt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

tho infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Kaufelt who died Thursday, took place
Friday afternoon from the residence of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
S. Sutherland. No. 1910 Nicholson Street.
The lntermcnt was In lakewood.
Mr.. Ira H. Sunday. OF Fulton Hill. a
fireman on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Is
suffering considerably from being scalded
Wednesday, near Charlottesville. HIS
head and neck were badly blistered
Miss Minnie Hardin who was painfully
Injured Friday morning at the Virginia
Carolina Bag Company. Is still confined
to her residence. Her injuries are very
painful but not serious.
Mrs. Barney McDonough's condition Is
very critical.
Misses Mary Rice and sallie Kaufelt
will entertain number of their friends
on Thursday night at the residence Of
Captain b. s. Rice. No. AT Denny Street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of Denny
street NJ. r. Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Meredith OF
Williamsburg Avenue
Mr.. Frank 8. Woodson. OF Fulton Hill.
ia visiting friends In Newport News.
Mr.. John Elan. who was injured Tues
day in a fall from car Of wood on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. which
he was superintcnding the unloading. is
able to be out.
A numb OF handsome residences are
being erected on the suburbs OF Fulton
Hill.
The following delegates from Cup OF
Cold Water Circle of the Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons: Misses Mayme Jordan.
Bessie Lamb. Lille Nelson. Annie Gayle
and Martha Black, will attend the ninth
annual convention OF the Virginia branch.
which convenes in this city on Tuesday
night Mt 500 o'clock, at Centenary
Methodist Church.
Mr. James s. Burke who has been
quite sick. Ia much improved.
Mrs. Harry s. Kay continues quite sick
at her residence. on Denny Street.
Mr.. William II. Sears and daughter
OF Newport News. are the guests Of his
brother. J. Doc. Sears.
Mr.. Fuller RUSSELL. who has been III
with malarial fever. has improved suffi-
GENTLY for him to visit his home in
Varina.
Mr. w. Nathaniel WhItlow was elected
sachem OF Mattaponi Tribe OF Red Men
Wednesday night. to I'LL the unexpired
term. The tribe is arranging with Pro-
fessor Melville Daniels to give an en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the tribe.
Mr.. W. Fred Taylor has leased the
contract for large store near Fort Lee.
Mr.. Taylor will open drug and general
merchandise store.
Mr.. Logan Mann Is improving slowly
at the Virginia Hospital
Mr.. Jackson Green is able to be out
after severe attack OF malarial fever
Mr.. Joseph Haywood IL recovering from
injuries received by a large bolt which
struck him In the head a few days ago.
The revenue cutter Mohawk is receiving
her finishing touches at the old Bay
Line wharf from government contractors.
H. ~ TIT hn4 natS ov,H vr,il
then receive trial trip.
Mr.. Oscar Holmes is recovering from
the wounds he received last week from
mad dog.
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NEWS OF THE SUBURBS

the feature OF amusement. Dainty re-
Treatments were served
Mrs. Adelaide Glenn. Mrs. Belle Saun-
guests at Miss Jennie Hudgens', at her
rural home. THE Refuge
Misc Dorothy Burke Will spend the win
ter with Mrs. Perry s. Read at 1s>tdy-
Mrs. Blakey. who left In June for
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. 10
undergo a very serious operation, is re.
ported critically Ill.
nickel social next Tuesday night. October
9th. at s o'clock, given by the Ladies'
A ,dist so astIy OF the NJ p Church in Meth
Mr.. and Mrs. Brazier, Of Philadelphia.
who have been spending the summer at
Hot Springs, Ark, en- route home, spcnt
u few days with Mrs. Brazlers aunt.
Mrs. T. w. Billbie, of Highland Springs.
Miss Mary Banks Is visiting her sister
In New York.
Mrs. Johnson's little daughter, Euiah.
celebrated her birthday last Tuesday: An
elegant supper was served, and all the
popular games were INDUCED in. Among
the party were: Misses Jane Kidd. Mas
tiers Douglas Kidd and Stewart Mcclure
Turner of Highland Springs.
Misses Eliza beth Jordan, Ina Lou Kidd,
Jane Kidd and Master Willie Jordan were
among the number who attended the pie
party at East Richmond Wednesday
Highland Springs young folks were we'll
represented at n reception given by Mr..
and Mrs James Kidd at their residence
on Twenty-fourth Street, Richmond. Fri.
day. Vocal and instrumental music and
games were the means OF entertainment.
Refreshments. consiating Of ice-cream.
cake. fruit and confectionery were in
land Springs were: Misses Leila and
Ruth Atkisson, Lille Turner, Jennie
Hudglns, Elizabeth Jordan. Ina Lou and
Jane Kidd. Master Willie Jordan, Mr..
Wayland Kidd and Chris Gebhardt.
Among those who attetded the Silver
Slipper matinee was matinN party
from Hign. ed Springs, among whom
were: Mrs Il. S. Read Mrs. Percy S. and
Mrs. Frank p. Read.
Tho roll of honor pupils for the week
ending October 18th are as follows Win
nor, John Trimmer, Halle Jordan, Jane
Kidd. Esther stiles, Emily Clayton, Ethel
Seaton, Brooke Tignor.
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Chestnut It'll and
ElgAlana Park
-.

Mrs. Kate Dyson. OF Newport News.
who has been visiting Mrs. Charles L.
Eubank. Is now the guest Of relatives
In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Duncan. who
have been the guca.u of Mrs. Horace r.
Baker. have returned to Cumberland
county.
Mrs. Lon. and little daughter. of s a
land and n. G.. have v r returned home m after
visit to the formers son, Mr.. z. I.
Long
Mr.. c. c. Chaplin and family, who for
several years have resided on Chestnut
Hill. moved to Richmond on Friday.
Their home VIII be on the corner OF
Fourth and Franklin Streets.
Mrs. Rosencrantz. OF Highland Park.
has returned home after visit to friends
in New York.
Mr.. mcdaniel. OF Essex county, is Wis
ting Mr.. e. w. Christian, Of Popular
HILL
A delightful finch party was given
Tuesday evening by the Misses Glinn.
OF Monteiro Avenue, Barton Heights. in
honor OF their guest, Miss Ada Lester
Goodloe. OF Lewiston. spotsylvania
county. Among those who were present
may be mentioned as follows: Misses
Ada Goodloe. Mary Dabney, Jennie Gull
len, Edythe Cosby. Lucy Minson, Helen
Harlan. Hettie Lester. Mabel and Nellie
CHM. Messrs Wexford Frayser, Z. s.
Goodloc, H. e. Marstin, Percy Chisholm;
Charles Lester. D. II. Briggs, S. II. Tenn
pleman, Mr.. Monroe ]. B. Massey Mar
vim Smith and DR.. Page Lester.
DR. Samuel P. Christian expects to leave
in few days for Amelia Courthouse.
Miss Ellie Noel has been the guest of
Mrs, Charles L., Eubank.
M Rennie and daughter. Miss Nettie
Rennie. OF Amelia county. who have
been spending some time with the for
mer's son. Mr.. Frank Rennie, left Thurs
day to visit relatives In Petersburg
Mr.. Clarence Livesay has returned homo
after few days stay in New York.
Miss Rhyna Long. who has been quito
sick for several days. Is now able to be
out.
Mr.. Fleming Christian, who has been
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs s. P.
Christian, left a few days ago for Mexico.
Miss Josie Booth is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Hudson. OF East Richmond.
Mr. Luther Tiller will spend the winter
with friends In Richmond
Mr.. ]. B. Askew, who spent several days
in King William county. has returned
home.
DR.. Earnest Mosby, wife and daughter
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Mosby, have returned to Augusta
county.
Miss JAMIE Brooks. who has been VISIT
Ing her parents in Rockbridge county.
has returned.
Mrs. Starke. OF Highland Park. enter
tanned the Card Club Thursday night.
The silver tea given in the lecture room
of Highland Park Church Thursday eve
ming Tor the benefit of the Sunbeam So
cety. was a decided success. A large
crowd was present. Rev j. B. Askew and
Rev. Charles Boggs made appropriate ad-
dresses. Misses Elizabeth Pemberton and
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Carton Heights.

Miss Maria Lee will leave in few days
| for Washington. 1928
Mr.. Ernest Harlow has returned to his
! home in Greene county after very pleas
ant visit to his cousin. Mrs. Harry Hig-
| Eason.
Mrs. George Herring has returned to
her home In Charlottesville after a week S
visit to her cousin, Mrs. Harry Higgason.
Mr.. c. P. Parson has returned to his
III North Carolina.
Miss Ruby Vermillera is quite sick at
her home in Brookland Park.
Miss Lizzie Foley has returned to her
home in Bon Air after a visit to Mrs. E.
D. Redd.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Crovo, who have
been visiting In Washington. Baltimore
home.
Mr.. Hardin Bache, OF vandergrift. Pa.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
X. Bache
Miss Lizzie Ryland. of King william is
the guest of friends on the Heights.
Mrs. Z. G. Taylor who has been quite
sick at her home, is improvingA
Mrs. Cubbins. OF Petersburg, Is visiting
Mrs. c. C. Coffey.
Mrs. G. w Losing, OF Louisa. is visit
ing Mrs Blanton, Of Chesterfield.
Miss Lucy Benson. of Portsmouth. is
visiting Mrs. B. Brauer. Of Brook Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanton. OF Han
over, are visiting Mrs. Tucker. OF Chest
nut Hill.
Mrs. Charles Perkinson of Georgia,
who has been visiting Mrs James Ander-
son, near the Seminary. has. left for home.
Mrs. William II. Parkinson. who has
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Talman, near Meadow Bridge Road, has
left for Baltimore.
Miss w. Q. Jones. of Washington is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Hill.
Mr.. James Armiger who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Jones, has left
for Baltimore,
Miss White. OF Chesterfield, who has
, been visiting Mrs. J, T. Green, has left
| for home.
Mr.. George Strain, of Washington, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. Q. Strain. OF
Brook Road.
Mr. c. l.. Parnell is quite sick at his
| home In Brokland Park
Mr.. f. L. Forrest will leave tomorrow
! for New York on business.
| Miss Lulie Roberts, who has been visit
| ing in Petersburg has returned home.
Miss Mildred Odel, OF Baltimore, Is the
| guest of Mrs. George Carter.
Mr.. c. +, Hughes, who has been spend
inE his vacation at Charleston, has re-
| turned homo.
Mr.. r. w. Leo who has been on bus
mess trip to Albany, N. Y, has returned
| horne.
Miss Elizabeth Townsend has returned
to Norfolk after visit to Mrs. Eva Crox,
| ton.
Mr.. James Mason of Baltimore, is the
guest of Frank Williams. Of Meadow
Bridge Road.
Miss Maude Parker of Raleigh, who
has been visiting Miss Mary Hawley, has
| left for home.
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S5Y D NOR
and
HUN DLEY ]
LEAD RS In
!. FURNITURE VALUES :

That we believe in adver-
Using is fully attestcd by
the thousands of dollars
spent annually by us in
printers ink, advertising in
more papers than perhaps
any two furniture houses
south Of Mason and Dixon's
line. That it has paid us
handsomely, Our steady
growth, our enlarged stores.
our greatly increased stock,
mot only in quantity, but
quality, we feel has fully
justified the outlay. Our
weekly payroll embraces
nearly twoscorc Of expert
enced men in the several de-
partments. Our stock is
thoughtfully and carefully
bought; uniform profit is
placed on each and every
article. We have but one
price to give any customer;
we allow a liberal discount
for cash; we never misrep-
resent any article to make
a sale. hence
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IFyLL1 TON PARK,

Fulton Park is temporarily closed. pend
ing the inclosing of pavilion. erecting
stores, etc, for winter. and will prob
ably reopen early In November we'll
equipped and comfortable.
Mr.. John Alley and family, who recent
ly resided here, will return and take po-
session of their home. Mr.. Alley has re-
recently, been employed near Kanawha
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Powers have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit to
their daughter, Mrs, Pease. of Hanover.
Mr.. Rohleder and little son visited rela-
tives in Richmond Thursday.
MIR. s. w. McKenny visited his sister,
in-law. Mrs, Dawson, in Powhatan, his
little daughter, Ruth, returning home
Mrs j. w. Dorsett and daughter, of
Richmond, visited Mrs. s., w. McKin-
ney at her home on Virginia and Fulton
Avenues during the week.
Mis-. Stewart, the popular propriexrnss
who has been running q general provision
business, has leased the store recenky
conducted by Mr.. Camp at Old Church.
Hanover county, where she Will the conf
Ing week move and take possession.
Mr. VIM, OF Richmond, has moved his
family Into the house owned by George
w. Rowley,
Mr. Camp has moved to Chesterfield.
where he Will continue business,
The store to be vacated by Mrs. Stewart
Will be opened by Albert Chaddock.
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Brummel, Mrs, Eta Hicks, Mrs, Eva
Campbell and Mrs, T, johnson, ohaper-
oned tho party,
Specially interesting services will be
had at the Paramount Avenue Methodist
Church to-day, The pastor, Rev J. o.
Babcock. will preach at II A. NJ, on
"some Special Friends and at r. NJ.
his subject will be What Jonah Paid
For Ills Ticket" IIoly communion va
be administered at the mornirE hour
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OUR REPUTATION AS A
STRICTLY
RELIABLE HOUSE.

By closely adhering to
the above facts we could
not help a generous, apprc
oiative and confding public
building for us a REPUTA-
TON Of which we feel
justly proud. Just here
word to the wise: This week
a lady from Manchester
called to price furniture for
bedroom, While going
through our stock she re-
marked to our salesman
that "She had been advised
at another furniture store
not TO come to us, as we
were the highest priced peo-
pie in Richmond; that we
had made a REPUTATION
and were now robbing the
public on it, &C., &c. How
ever, this much-advised
lady gave us her order for
SI5S.15 and remarked, "She
found our price, were moro
reasonable and our stock dou-
bly, as large and attractive
as any she had looked over"
Now, while we feel sure our
furniture friends generally
would not countenance this
method Of competition, we
simply have to draw the
conclusion that our REPU-
TATION and business sue
cess is pinching someone's
sales, and beg to add, we
find this ''free advertising"
) is very helpful to our bust
ness and far less expensive
than any advertising rates
we have been able to obtain
from the newspapers Of the
day,
!" SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
BROAD STREET,