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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Social and Personal

December, the holiday month. has arrived. Its red and green is symhoizedl
ALREADY In thu fame Of arshb berries and the green OF hardy ferns nat hinss sr
untouche as yet on the banks of little woodland streamsa beneath thu shadowI
The midness Of a November that was colder rather thar gray fingers
still in the atmosphere and holds OF the crispness and sharpness q genuine
December airs. notwithstanding this, however, there is a thrill and a feel
ahou the coming. of inte that makes the. heart beat and the blood tngle.
Down at Jamestown Exposition buildings are being disnanted and closed
acquaintance and intercourse it hs engenderedb between Virginia, the mother
of States n dother sections that. have hitherto seemed more or less remote. the
dsfo,p isbeJ arsentenarv fonern and amn nnericaan " vMjfo,a Vii .1 N CO.. as an an ~ ~
societies.. #
Ths people OF Richmond and OF the whole state have reason TO feel only
pride in regard to he Virginia Building at tNe Jamestown Exposition. and In
regard to the part played there by Governor N Mrs swanson. Mrs. Beale, of
Buchanan; Mrs Mclntoshs - NorfoIk, and other assistant ostesses. apponted
" Mrs. Swanson from diFeeente partsn of the State. The building Was a all
times heautifnny appointed an beautifully MY kent and the navor 81 its cordial
From the opening to the closing reception the nam and lame OF the Old
um apersen % tile MG governor nd the 1" aovemors wife. AaNs % SpsAnM
The Virginia. Division Enneds Daughters Oft the Confectionery. who modelled
name. "Beauvdr" weres 50 successful. in Its management thai the building is
been disposediof. The entire Indebtedness will have been settled. The building
committee The hostesses and the manager of the cafe at "Eeanvor'' who have
toc yeara between 1ssllse. have been able 10 establish a neadqaartsrs' for
the United augh'ess o. tMe nteaem fgan1,zallo 70 alspense he. most
large Of what the Daughters Oft N Confederacy .stand~for and what they
sehay and pleasure. fort hsmds te dancs Of the Richmond ana the tuesday
are II, be centres OF interest. With each season the opportunities and pleas
Virginia girl looked forward espeaanIy TO what was known as "a coming out
party Now the = multiplied y a Dozen would seem ut q small part OF
Ths functions Of t Me- 1 lsnm season season have n 1n @nnnsaally elegant and. beau.
s sdHs Ne. Nsas sane Ws Sc Fran TsanS KIM f sassto by s' iTfn '' ama W ss3 iesrs sve caasr q su ts,
The hodse. desoratsd5 lavlshy With white ehrysanthennunns. set against a greer
PAINS PAINS Was TRANSFORMED Siso 4 vsrtable aoml bower. Wish. Win the the Vel
gowns worn by Aadiea1present, rendered The scenes most brilliant About 7o
# guests called ana were Welcomed Y AAs"a
~ TN circumference. MS na,s ssn . on Ta@sd an s, sH h last al was @snagsa Win ssa
In Masonic Temple. was largely attended by The bellies ana buds Of society
w yasag wn aae tssy msh . tns snyty r msh; ss Msaa 5hs s assaed ie : ,s sSsni nt ,a as II
marred enjoyment (. Al.
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Prices Range to $7.98.

IALL EA LEF ~ ~ W. ~ 1871
several generations ago held q
great bunch of white chrysanthemums.
Judge and Mrs. Tucker left Wednes-
day night for a Western tour They
will make their home at Bedford. Va,
and will be In Richmond during this
winter. while the General Assembly is
in session.
TO Introduce Miss G%rnuhart.
Miss Rachael .U%rquhart. the debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II,
OF No. 105 East Franklin
Street. will be introduced to society. ut
IAN afternoon md evening reception to
be given en- Tuesday next, Decernber'
sd, fromsf5 to- In the afternoon. and
from 9 tof12 In the evening.
The house willNlave the first floor
.canvased and will be decorated
throughout in palms, ferns, Southern
smilax and pink roses. y palm screen.
across the rear OF the hall will mako
nsnook fos an orchestra that will rem
der a selected program during recep-.
ton hours.
Guests Will be. welcon.ed IN the after
noon by Mrs. Edmund Osborne McCabe,
Miss, surquhart's sister, who will pre-
sent Miss Rachael to her friends.
Standing with the debntante will be q
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I'm Rockbridge. county. the country
home Of President Stevens.
The wedding. which is to, be a very
fashionable event, will take place in
February of 1905.
Woman's Club.
Mr.. John Shannon, oc Boston. who
has devoted the last fifteen years to
philanthropic work, especially among
boys, will tell the members of the No
mans Club on Monday afternoon some
OF his experiences n the result of
his labors with the waits OF humanity.
In such skllful handsgtlle subject prom-
Uses to be- most interesting.
On Wednesday, afternoon also at
h%alf-past q the Literary Round Table
will meet to discuss THE Weavcrs,"
under the direction of Mrs. Henry
Aylctt Sampson.
Kings Danghter.' Tea.
Mrs. Guy N. Cherry and Miss Bessie
L.. French will be the hostesses ut the
second OF the series of silver teas"sto
be given during the winter By In the.
Service Of the King" Circle No. 1, OF
|Ktng's Daughters, The teaiawill be
given !on the afternoon Of Thursday,
Decemher 9Th, from to 6, in the home
Ioc Mrs. Cherry, No. 1913 Park Avenue.
A bevy OF the most attractive young
Il Epl3 40 NIL nv Asssaa G
Miss Bryant to BE At Club.
The art committee Of the. Wonan's
Club takes pleasure In announcing its
good fortuneS7inE having secured Miss
Sarah r. Bryant. of New York City.
to talk to the club on Monday, Decem-
Der Goth.
Miss bryant Is instructor OF the adj
vanced class In applied design, Man
haitian Trade school, New York City:
instructor In both tle5Comrnonwealth
School az Art and Design. q summer
school tor teachers at Boothbay Har-
Dor, andsin the Newark Evening Draw
Ing School,
Besides her connection with schools,
Miss Hryant8tsS much sought after by
magazine publishers and others litter.
ested In color schemes ahdsdesigns tor
stained.Ela IS. Interior decoration.
book covers embrolderies, laces and
stencils. r-t,2 gts s %
The subject for her talk before the
monlous Color and Decoration 81 TIE
ThOmpson--MOrris.
A very interesting and impressive
morning, NOV. mber ,asth, in the parlors
OF the rev, Charles n, Stuart. when
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Morris, the at,
tractlve daughter OF Mrs, Alice NJ
Norris and tho late II. n. Norris, be,
came the bride OF Mr., James William
Thompson.
The bride was handsomely gowned
In n8gray travelling suit with hat and
gloves to match, and carried q large
bouquet OF white OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
owing tp Q recent bereavement ~
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In Rockbridge. county. the country
home Of President Stevens.
The wedding. which is to be a very
fashionable event, will take place in
February of 1905.
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son, after an extended tour, Will re-
turn, when a reception will be given
in their honor.
T. Wednesday Euchrc.
The Wednesday Euchre Club met last
week witt, Mrs. Boyce ID. BROKER. at
No. 1913 West Franklin Street. The
priz es, two handsome pieces of CUT
glass, were won by Mrs. George Sipp
and Mrs. s. Kahn. Six tables played.
Miss Bnrber's Painting.
Among the work OF young vtrgtninns
noted at .IamestoWn. is q painting by
Miss Elizabeth II. Barber, entitled the
spirit OF Pocalontas."
Miss Barber's subi.ct Is singularly
appropriate at this time of the ter
centennial celebration.
The painting hangs in tho Virginia
State Building. It Is unique In concep-
ton and brilliant In color, being han
died in an artistic manner.
.''T'he Spirit of ~Pocnhontas" was eS-
hibited last Winter ia New York City,
where itfwop favorable mention having
since been purchased y the Lteutell-
La-nt-Governor of Virginia.
Miss Barber is nEtalented young Vir-
glnlan, ard .isl gaining O name fol-,
herself at home pnd abroad by her
artistic talent.
In 1905 Miss Barber was first vim
her. OF. The TiInes-L.spatcl art scaolar-
ship to ...e University of Virginia.
Her work has attracted the atten.
ton OF well-lunownf artists and res
lNceiyed favorable comment whenever
she has exnIbited. in New York and
otheralarge Northern cities,
,Fucker-lsandolph.
Quite large Richmond party OF
friends iwenta@to Columbia, IS. G., 10
witness the wedding. or Wednesday
eventng last. OF Miss Mary Sins Teton.
or Miss Daisy Hampton, as she was
better Known ito. Judge John Randolph
fucker OF Bedford City, We,
The ceremony was performed In the
home al the bride. onsFsenate Street,
Columbla, the Rev. Dallas Tucker, the
brother of the groom, ot1clattng. The
..bride was Eownadsin, white. satin. hand
einproIdered. and combinedE with maize
net1and trimmed with rose point lace,
IShe stood to&take her bridal VOWS In
front8ofea masslng 8ot palms and ferns
IencirclinE a portrait otSther dlstin-
lguished father, In the west drawing;
|roonl..
Miss cortnne Hampton. the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Mcrufia
Hampton. in pale blue crepe de chine,
was maid OF honor. Har younger sis
tiers, Elolse and Mary Singleton lamp
ton, We're tho slower girls, WA
About 400 guests attended tho srecop-
ton held after the ceremony. I'm the
centre of the table Bearing the brides
cake one OF b 3famnla Hampton rae,
ing cpps,S standing twelve tnnliess hlgh,
and Won by General *lIarapton'sS Kgand-
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Special Values This Week.

To relieve the Christmas rh,N we are gong to MAKE special prices this week to- induce you to
your gifts now instead of waiting until the last minute.
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the family Of the bride the wedding
was very quiet. Mr.. n Mrs. Thomp-
son. after an extended tour, Will re-
turn, when a reception Will be given
in their honor.
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ThoMpaoA--M0Erls.

The bride was Handsomely gownedj
In a gray travelling suit with hat and
gloves to match, and carried q large
po5 1Wier 81 y, W . ,,sc enfss psrsa sananmt ,n
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December. The holiday month. has arrived. Its red INC ,ereeni is sym6 "a
already7 IN the Hame of marsh berresa M the greene OF hardy ferns thatgn nser
untouched as yet ON the bnnksf little woodland streams and beaeath the shadow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01

brated In Mizpah church. walkerton,
Yesterday az noon, when MISS
Louise Stacy. daughter OF Mrs. Lucy
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Wedne.d.y Euchrc.

The Wednesday Euchre Club met las
week with Mrs. Boyce d. Brooker, q
No. 1913 West Franklin Street. The
prizes, two handsome pieces OF cut,
glass. were won by Mrs. George Sipl
and Mrs. S. Kahn. Six tables played.
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Buckles.
Good Umbrellas.

Thousands Of them here, specially selected from
the very best makers. Some Of the handles we are
showing are artistic works of art. We call especial
attention to our Holiday display. 1t contains I'm
brellas for man, woman or child-could not begin to
describe them all. We make these few selections:
Ladies' Good Quality Gloria SILK Umbrellas. tape edge.
good 20. Ssaas ] '.sss': i9es princess as'e's: $$l.50
Ladies' Best Quality Gloria silk Umbrellas. with paragon
s sfsss' tf sHas ass :s:ss. ''n: handles n god and $2.98
Ladies' Tnffeta Umbrellas. with tape edge. fine va
p p!s5S St sfls ss'' sas s ssaa,sss ' hsns sss s spss, ss.ss's: gold: $500
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CaId~WeIi-stAcy.
All wedding IN Which Richmond go
clcty9 wax much interested VA cele-
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Handkerchiefs.

Are you in doubt? Handkerchief have been tradi-
tional Christmas presents for many, many a year. We
have a perfect white city Of them. Everything here
from a plain ferlstitched affair to the most delicate
creation of lace, both for women and men. Prices
run like this:
Linen Embroidered and Lace Edge handkerchief, ~
Ladies Sheer Linen Embroidered Handkerchief, very 0r
sPecial :..... $50. ...,.......... :. .......... ~
au.'' Fss's ss'a a'es sss aass'' at and Lac. insertion: sheer SOC
SPECIAL.-Ladnes Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. ~
packed six to a box; extra good value, per box.....,.... xSf
dainty s@' ses: ass s9''.e per as ses packed tire. IN . Csc
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

HAMPTON. Va. Nov.

Hampton. Va. Nov 81, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hampton Roads -Trac
ton Company. will be held at the
office of the company, Hampton. Va.
on Wednesday. December II. 1907, nj
II O'Clock a. M, for the purpose OF
electing Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF an!
other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
D. c. ZOLLICKOFFER.
ll-26'td. Secretary
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Money Market.

IBy ASSOCIATED Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Money on
call firm; 3@10 per cent; ruling rate
10; closing offered l3. Time loans
nominal S. Go days and 90 days II to
10 per cent; six months toS. Close:
Prime mercantile paper nominally s
TO 10. Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills a,
1856. 60@4S6. 40 for demand and 479 81
for GO day bills. Commercial bills
476.5 Bar silver 5S2s. Mexican dol
lars 46a. Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds Irregular.
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING.

Newport News. Va. Nov. %. 1907
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Citizcns' Railway, Light G.
Power Company, will be held at tho
Warwick hotel, Newpor. News. Va
on Tuesday. December 10. 1907. Mt IL
o'clock m. for the purpose OF elect
Ing Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any other
business that may properly come he,
fore said meeting.
d. C. zOLLiCKOFFER,
ll-26-td. Secretary.
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Thouqhtful Son.

Johnnie said n mother threaten
ingly to naughty son, IL am going
to tell your father TO whip you when
he comes home tonight"
please don't do that. mother
said the lad penltcntly; dads al.
ways 50 tired when he comes home.'
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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LABOR NEWS.

The temperance question was dis.
cussed at the Social Democratic con.
vention in Essen, Germany. Only
one vote was cast against n resolu.
ton whose main feature was an ex-
preston of opposition to the use of
alcohol in any fo.m during working
hurs.
Milbourne. England. bakers have
succeeded in obtaining an advance in
wages from 2 pounds los. to pounds
lis. per week, in spite of n former
decision of the Courts against it. An
organized boycott of the master bak.
ers toy householders is said 10 have
elected this advance
Wage ea.ners in Minneapolis,
Mimi. for the year ending July 81,
showed an increase OF 81. over the
previous year. and 1882 over 1905
In the establishments inspected by
state factory inspectors there were
4s.s5S persons employed last year.
Telegraph operators. station agents
and clerks on the Dunkirk. Allegheny
Valley & Pittshurg railroad were not
fed that an increase in wages of s.
to SIS per month had been granted
them. The road Is part of the New
York Central lines.
Under the new law which has Just
gone into effect in Massachusetts, 1t
is unlawful for any person or cor
poration to require an employe TO
work on Sunday. unless the employc
Is allowed 25 consecutive hours with.
ont labor during the six days ensu-
ing.
Belgium is land OF low wageg
In Client the minimum pay an hour
Tor printers. roofers, GLACIERS. paint
e.s. and boilermakers is Z cents-70
cents for ten hours worls-and of
blacksmiths. locksmiths. carpenters.
masons, plumbers and electricians, so
cents.
The annoyance of strikes. which
has caused so much depression as
we'll as heavy losses in manufacture
ing circles in the United States. is
entirely unknown on the Mexican
coast. The natives are generally
easily satisfied. and the scarcity OF
labor has not been noticed.
The two strikes of plumbers at To
ronto. Canada, one Of which began
on April ~ on account of the en-
ployment OF non.unionists. and the
other on May II, on account OF the
refusal OF the employers 10 grant Il
demand for an increase in wages and
union shops, still continue.
Representatives OF more than 100.-
900 members Of the building unions
held general convention recently in
New York city. for the purpose of
planning among building trade I'M
ions in that giant central l,ody in
end to all rivalry
Local unions are passing rcsolu-
tions condemnatory of Public Printer
Stiliings. on account of his methods
OF conducting the Government office
at Washington. which are not salts.
factory to organized labor at Wash
ington. The Central Labor Union
of Washington is leading the fight
on Mr.. StlilIngs.
AN international alliance for com
mon defense between $4,000 Ameri-
can and Belgian glassworkers was
Effected In t,Ievp1auh Ohio hv Arthur
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The Brotherhood of Carpenters ana
Joiners has gained 14l new unions
and 2S.GS1 more members are now
on the books in good standing, than
was the case one year ago. The to-
tai membership in good standing on
the boks at the internatnal Office is
199,S23. which means that the Broth
erhood has actually more than quar-
er million OF members.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov 25-Flour
Quiet. unchanged
Wheat-Dull. Spot contract 9sE
oCrn-Dull Old spot mixed 62@
62h New spot mixed GIG. No. 2
white 62h.
Oats-Dull. No. white 51h@53
Rye-Qulet. No western export
|S6@S7.
Butter-Firm. unchanged Fancy
imitation 24@25; creamery 29M3O;
ladle 22@23: store packed 1870.
Egs-Steady. unchanged 3t@32.
Cheese = Firm. Large Is; medium
10; small 15A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-26

Martin Fox. for many years a pill
lar OF the labor movement In the
United States, died at his home in
Cincinnati, o. He was one of the
chief upbuilders of the molders' in
ternational union, Of which he was
secretary for seven years and presi-
dent for eleven. Five years ago he
retired on liberal pension provid-
ed for by him by the international
body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-26

FOR SALE-CHEAP. % ACRES OF
land near Morrison; house. out
buildings. fruit. Good place to raise
poultry. Would make good truck
farm. Horse. wagon. buggy. . sets
harness, pillow. harrows and all
farming tools. Also furniture. Call
or address c. j. HUNTER. Morri-
son, Va. 11-17-1m.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE..
Newport News, Virginia,

November 9Th, -1yU7.
The annual meeting of the stool:
holders of the Newport News Ligh,
and Water Company. for the election
of president and five directors, and
for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting, will be held at the Office OF
the company. Hotel Warwick building
Newport News, Va, on "Wednesday
December 4th. 1907. at 10 O'Clock
noon. VAUGHN. NJ. COYNE.
ll-l5-tf. Secretary.
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FOR SALE-5OO S. C. WHITE LEG
horn pulets; seven dozen eggs Il
day now and increasing; cyphers in
cubators. breeders. etc. Bargain for
cash HOLLY POULTRY FARM,
Morrison. Va. l1-2C,Gt.
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1t is deliciously palatable, agrees
with the weakest stomach, contains
the most soothing. healing. strength
ening and curative elements. Makes
YOU we'll and happy HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents. Tea
or Tablets.
]. G.. Gorsuch G. ca
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN AN s.
room dwelling OH Twcnty.seyenth
street, near West avenue. at only
$4,000: also bargains in dwellings
in North and East Ends. HELMS
& CO., INC, Real Estate, Insur-
ance. Rents and Loans, 2517 Wash.
ington avenue lI-2G-Gt
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New York Seams to Believe That
The Currency Famine Is Ended.
HOLDING BACK THE STOCK AlARLtT
Rise in Prices at the Present Time
Not Warranted by Conditions as
They now Exlst-Thc Total Sales
and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated press)

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-The stock
market showed no disposition mt any
time today to follow up tho advance
OF Saturday. The movement seemed
TO be considered i'll advised on sec.
ond thought on the, ground that a
resumption of IN active advance in
stocks would be premature before
the banking operations of the country
have been restored to normal. An
early resumption of cash payments
by the local banks all over the coun-
try is now looked for with growing
confidence, but the conditions which
,this resumption may disclose .are
awaited before seeking to enter on
speculative commitments.
There was Il further distinct easing
OF the premium on currency today,
and this was the most important de-
velopmct of the day SATURDAYS
large gold arrivals were added to by
subsequent arrivals. All of today's,
arrivals OF gold In the London mar.
ket were taken for New York nc.
count. but with SO little disturbance
In that market that tho gold was nj.
lowed to go nj Il sharp recession in
tho price. The accrction of gold to
the Bank of England reserve from
other sources went on and that In.
stitutlon released $4,000 600 OF gold
TO the open marget that had bee "ear
marked or held apart for the account
OF India council. international OK.
change houses in New York report.
cd that additional supplies OF gold
were offered 10 their agents i'm France
today. but that the decline in tho
premium on the currency here we're
wiped out the margin of profit on
closing the loans action. These are
all highly significant occurrences and
mark Enthusiastically the lesseninr OF
tension OF the currency famine. The
cal money morket also was appreci.
ably easier today.
Bonds We're irregular, Total sales.
par value. S2,946,0OO. Total sales OF
stocks today 100000 shares, including.
Copper 25,SO0; Sugar 500; Tobacco
400; Coast Line 400; Chesapeake q
Ohio 1900: Reading 93,5OO; Southern
Railway $500, preferred 300; Union
Pacific 56.7OO; United States Steel
$4,000; SlosS Sheffield 200.
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Defined.

Father" said little Rollo. what is
evolution"
Evolution. my son. is sort of
apology which man has invented for
displaying so many of tho traits OF
the lower animals.-Washingto Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-26

l.. Faulkner. president OF the Anal
gamated Window Glass Workers of
America. and Edmond ,nIes. president
Of the Belgian Glass Workers Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-26

WANTED-WAGoNs TO BUILD
and carriages to paint: satisfaction
guaranteed. PENINSULA MFG,
CO. L. Gildersleeve, Proprietor
336 Twenty-fifth street. 11-22-Im.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-26

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: offices c. & o. Station. Phones
Bel Nos. 401 and 1876; Citizens No.
IL. If
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY FIVE OR SIX
room house on Fortythird, Forty
fourth or Forty-ffth street, between
Washington and Huntington ave-
nues. p. o. box 81. City. 11-2i-3t
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LOST.

SACRIFICE SALE OF PIANOS THIS
week at the SOCIAL ECONOMY
BUILDING. Exposition. l1-26.3t.
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UNDERTAKES.

w. e. ROUSE. FUNERAL DIREC-
tor. 234-2S6 25th street Office
'Phones 81: Residence Phone no.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE
earth TO know that NELMS & CO.,
INC. No. 2517 Washington avenue,
is the oldest agency doing a Real
Estate, General Insurance, Rental
and Loan Business In this city, and
represent over $125.000 600. See
them before closing any deal.
10-18.tf