The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
RETAIL STORES
BOOM Q ! \! RICHMOND R. j
People Who Spend $40 Viii, Get
Their Railroad Fare
! ri 56 Back.
HOW 1T WILL BE DONE.

%N$ The Retail antSGaASSOclat Ion OF
Richmond is in the forefront of those
who are determined to make the state
i Fair and Horse Show the most sue
cessful in the history of Richmond
81 All visitors to the city during the
week Of the fair and horse show will
refunded which they have paid out
for railroad fare. where they live with
In 100 miles OF Richmond. and in addi-
q ton see the fair or horse show free
sof charge. 5 }5s
Such action was taken by the rnem-
bers of the Retail Merchants Associa-
ton at meeting held to consider and
devise some method Of making the
week Of the fair and horse show a
grand success. 20
This liberal provision applies to all
visitors who purchase tickets tor travel
from places within radius of 100
miles from the city. In return, the
visitor will purchase from members
5of the association goods and articles
Y to the amount of sac. The association
Z has more than 100 of the leading re-
line of goods. dealing In clothing,
\ dry goods, drugs, mems furnishings,
furniture, etc. A portion Of the money
s. can be spent with one firm and another
with still another firm; or If the buyer
desires, the money can be spent..every
cent Of it, with a single retail mer-
81 chant provided he is a member Of the
Il nsso citation.
On their first purchase visitors will
be given a small book in which is to
be kept Il record Of all purchases made.
q When the required amount has been
spent, the book is to be presented to
.%& the headquarters of the association,
ot.x At&
store Of The Cable Company, No. 213
Z East Broad Street, and the railroad fare
will be refunded in cash. 8
sssas The following firms are members OF
the association, and from whom pur-
Y chases must be made. in order to take
advantage of this offer: 8
George w Anderson & Sons, Edward
Nv. Ball, o. H. BerryfftS Co., Bell Boob
and Stationery Company, II. c. $Boschen
@@ B. 3. Bowles, Simon Bowman. d. Buch
nnan & Son. Burch Bros. Burke s. Co.
$E The Cable Company, The Cohen Com
z pany, w. A. Cheatwood. w. S. Con
Il stable 4 Co, Childrey Drug Company
Il T. Cosby, Craig Art Company, N
s3f55s Creighton, c. T. Cross Shoe Company
Sa3> Tel E. Duggins, Faulkner & War
riner Company, L. Fellheimer, Lee Fer
gusson Plano Company, X Fisher I
55 Son, Fourquerean. Temple & c., Galesk
sH Optical Company, Cans Rady Company
U NH. Garrett, The Globe Clothing Com
nany. Meyer Greentree, ]. r. Goode
Son. Guth Chocolate Company, Willial
a. Green Haas Tailoring Compan,
s Charles Haase & Sons, r. L. Harrison
Hoffhcimer Bros. Co., Hub Clothin
Company, George A. Hundley, 11uxtc
Shoe Company, j. S. james, Jacobs
Y Levy, Jones Bros. & Co., Charles (
a Jurgenss Son. kaufnann & Co., Cha
? a. ,1n = Int r.. ca, n
# John ~ Kohler,, Kirk Parrish Compan
&$5 Liebert&& Sutherland Burnett Levi
#s J. +. Lewis, Jacob Levitt &, Son, il
seph Lichtenstein,8 r. Lovenstein
ii Sons. Mann & Brown, Moses May, Il.
Miller. Inc. Miller & Rhoads, tJ. l
M Mosby & Co.. d. & T. Mitteldorfe
Walter Moses & Co, Mccarthy
Haynes. w. s. Mccoy, The Nowlan Con
pany,.5 Owens 4 Floyd, Parrish Bros
Pettit#t& Co., William P. Poythress
t Co.. Ike Reinacll. Richmond Art Con
8g& pany, john Fl. Rose & Co., The 30
N1arche, II. ": Rountree & Bro. Trun
and Bag Company, M. Rosenbloom
Son. Rothert5 & CO., Ryan. Smith & Co
Hermann Schmidt. Sclwarzschild Bros
s53 !. K. Shepherd & Co. Norman Il. Sho1
gS Company, Southern. Stamp and Station
cry Company, Charles NJ! Stief, Albe1
Stein, Julius Sycle & sons Sey1nou
sycle, Simon Sycle, sydnor & Humble,
$3 T.. B. Taylor Company. Taylor & Brow
Thalhimer Bros. Ii. Julian W. Tyler
Wright & Woodall. Whitlock's Nil
linery. AZ