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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-08-05
SURELY GOOD CAKE,
BAKER PROVED THAT FACT y
THE REsuLTs.
aold Rlbsy's" Production Possibly Dad
Tor the Consumers, but They
Could Not Help From
Eating e.

Old Morley half century ago was
reputed the only town In the county
where ! self-respecting housewife
might In case Of unexpected company
exc out her supply Of cake. pie or
cookies by purchase instead OF Dor
rowing. Elsewhere one must resort
to the neighbors. To buy bakers
trash" was to incur q stigma never
forgotten. But Josephus Robinson.
the Morley baker better known iron
ically because of his rotund form as
"Old Ribsy"-was master Of the
oven whom not even the most expert
enced and able housewife might wise
ly scorn.
Only once, indeed. was his superlar
tive product flouted. Young Mrs.
Tinkley, Lorenzo Tinkley's ambitious
bride, had been notable cook in the
town from which he brought her. She
boldly averred that Old Ribsy's
'rhymed-rule ordination cake"-the
richest, choicest and most famous
cake on his list-could not compare
with the ordination cake she was her
self accustomed to compound, by
Grandmother Hartingale's recipe.
brought from England.
Her boast was repeated to Old Rib
sy, who listened unperturbed. Only
after many repetitions was he sum
GENTLY moved from his comfortable
calm to offer rejoinder.
10 ~rv1N at
amt a doubt Mis- Tinkley's an extry
good cook. an 80 most like was her
Gran'ma Hartingale before her. Nor
amt saying that cake O. hers amt an
extry good cake. Give credit where
credits due, says /, an everybody I've
asst about that cake says it's good.
"But likewise they tell me they
dasn't but jest take teenty piece an
a few nibbles. because they 'spicioned
first taste twas too rich to be whole
some. Yes. sir, and nary one helped
twice!
Now, SOS my ordination cake too
rich to be wholesome. more'n a mossel
or 30. but when folks have savored
their first bite they don't remember!
warn 'em fair. but they don't remem-
Der; they Just eat!
when Mis- Tinkley can pint to as
many COLES an dyspepsys following q
party with her cake as Doctor Ped
ley'u testify having tended after one
with mine, why, mebbeA I'll hist my
cap to Gran'ma Hartingale an retire
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gown with bunch of big red roses
upon her bosom. but no one there
made her more welcome nor praised
her beauty more than Rose Brown.
"You will spend the summer here
with, us. Of course?" asked Rose al
most Immediately after her introduc-
ton to the beautiful brunette.
THAT depends" laughed lola Daven-
port lightly. ION how well enjoy
myself"
Il am sure we will all try to make
your visit pleasant" returned Rose
readily. I'VE want to make you feel
that you would like always to stay
with us. here" She smiled sweetly
as she spoke. while some Of the 9TH
era. knowing what they did. wondered
ct the way In which Rose received her
rival.
Always, Rose planned every Pleas
ure for her friend. Miss Davenport.
who received them with her usual gra-
ciousness. Never before were there
20 many picnics and dances as were
planned during that short summer.
and Rose was a. gay % her rival Wa
gracious, and carelessly left Rex In
the company Of the charming lola,
IT seems strange that Rose cannot
So mat Rsx . actually becoming
quits attentive 10 Iola Davenport
more than one 81 Roses friends 49,
heard 70 remark.
S4<sz
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ROSES
LOVER
~ NELLIE 4. GROTTON

All Roses girl friends told her that
she would have trouble when she be-
came engaged to Rex Henrik.
Before you came back from your
visit. said one girl. Tho tiirted out
rageously with every girl In the neigh
borhood."
But Rose only smiled and said:
That II all right. / was not engaged
to him then. you know"
Rose had her own personal enc
mics. a pretty girl generally has
more or less enemies as she IL apt to
arouse more foes than friends. Rose
was charming little blonde with
bright winsome ways and she had won
the most desirable young man Of the
neighborhood.
At the death Of his uncle. Rex Hen
rik had become heir to q large farm
In Monroe. He had settled down and
astonished the friends Of his youth by
his skill in farming. and his engage.
ment to pretty Rose Brown. Rose had
one acquaintance who was far from
friendly toward her. Helen Bray had
always been jealous of her. and did
not try to cover or conceal her feel
ings.
Il have plan," she said suddenly
one day to several girl friends, as
they stood at her gate, chatting. q
have q cousin who is three years old
er than I. She is handsome bru.
nette and guess with good deal OF
coaxing can induce her to come and
make me q visit. II cam" she said
determinedly. Rose Brown wants to
watch her beau. lola Davenport will
flirt with him in spite of her" She
gave her head q toss and laughed light
ly as she turned and walked into the
house.
The girls watched and waited TO,
the coming OF Helen's cousin one night
when she arrived. and appeared at q
lance that was being given by the
young folks In the Town hall. She
was very pretty In her white sill
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Women At the White House.

VV
Many OF the women tourists WY
would visit the White House are =
ways disappointed when not permit.
to roam over the private Residence
the president even to the inne.n ill.,.
closet. They want to know now nO "a
Il kept Ia the executive mans.on' =.
they imagine that this Is then re- y,
a American citizens. They als - 3.
mitted TO zee the east room anu s.t
east wing, together with the cass ws,s.
rooms and its exhibition OF olo -
House china. but It requires ,s~.r
"a 80 the other rooms OF the ~ -
noor a. the White House, ana = \.
one Il only permitted to peep NV -
rooms, Tor the doors are barre0 y
nut the women would IKE 70 g !. = z
.tsirs 8 look q the bedrooms an @,a
q. And they use their Tongues
20: = Ss,s six.y. supposed tnai I. =
-. Z 49, country.- they often ''
vheo politsly reduced. -. ~
But il Tiny cannot 80 n. @..Aose
xilI sand casing into ne s...sresb
~. " ~ lssst dstlil visible n.s ~
s,..rn ..sTksrs NV, !" remarked ..sls
- IN other day. =, q ~
Q 80 1,..- . rnafA irouing.
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Wishbonss q PIaythInas.

WtSuUOU0S ~ PiAytntU8os
wishbones have found more exalt-
cd mission than enabling romantic
young persona to tell which one ID go
Ing to get married FIRST. A ribbon
trimmed box containing 26 wishbones
was sent from q boarding house to !
New York hospital ward the other
day. u,
"The children down there. make fur
lnitnre ont Of Them" said the giver.
''The nurses keep those that are able
70 sit up In bed busy ct something
pat o. the time. They make funny
little houses and the furniture Tor
them. n fashioning the furniture
they md the wishbonss especially
adaptable. 70 anybody who has only
TIE price Of chicken can q least
help the hospitals along e the extent
- : wishbone.s
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Oh, Man, Maa.

Maud-Jack swears that he would
traverse seas just to look into my
eyes.
Ethel-He called on you last night.
as usual?
Maud-Not last night; he telephon.
ed me that It was raining too hard
Boston Transcript.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-08-05

Rival What color Miss smythe
has tonight. I wonder II she paintsY
. Adorsr (turning his wistful eyes to-
ward the central agurs Of A admir-.
Ing circls) III don't know. She -.
tainly draws we'll. It'll Bits.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-08-05
aaehelors rake vva*nin~,

s. sa.l TO- W1xNtM63 I@
Hogga Alienists ~ that sinsie
nasn are much moro liable 70 insanity
than married. 1
Dobbs Sure they are! Single Man
are always IN danger Of going cr.sv
ovsr Some woman Boston Tranacrirs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
WEAK TENDENCY
SHOWN IN MARKET
Stock Values Undergo General
Decline Following Slight
Strength at Opening.
COPPER rs WEAKEST
Steel Commons Gains But Goes
Backbone Gradually Grows
More Steady.

NEW YORK. April 4.--Although
here was a show of strength in some
Issues at and Just after the opening,
the stock market generally weakened
after the first few minutes. nearly
everything traded in joinings in the
downward movement. Athison fei,
"a and Reading over ! point. but the
losses in other railroads were gem
sraliy eengaed TO slight fractions
.Amalgamated Copper was the
weakest of the industrials. United
States Steel common made frac-
tionaf gain at the start but lost the
slight advance quickly. At the end
vt the first fifteen minutes the tone
lad steadied.
Following the modeEate recessions
at the opening a Arm tone developed
and there was display OF moderate
strength The supply of steeks Was
scant. GoYernmens bonds unchanged;
others dull.
There was a sudden display OF
strength In the last few minutes of
the second hour following a rumor
that the tobacco decision, when IL
came, would be favorable A large
part of the buying was to ocver short
lines.
The display of strength was OF short
duration and a. sharp reaction fol-
lowed, Amalgamated Copper. Ameri-
can Smelling and Union Pacific slump
ing. A period Of inaction followed.
The market closed frm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Lot and New
Six-Room Dwelling

ON NORTH SIDE OF WEST CLAY
STREET, AND FRONTING THERE
ON FIFTY FEET, ONE HUNDRED
FEET WEST OF CLIFTON STREET,
IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, VA.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated goth
March, 1909, default having been made
in the payment Of the debt thereby Sc
cured, and being required so to do,
shall offer for sale by public auction in
front of the postoffice in Ashland, Va, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1910,
at 5 O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
the property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to an amount
sufficient to cover the cost OF executing
this trust, and TO discharge the amount
Of money payable on the said debt, as
well as unpaid taxes, insurance premiums
etc, estimated 10 be about $40; the
residue in sum sufficient to satisfy the
entire amount secured by said deed, to
be payable in yearly instruments OF 500
each, with monthly interest, and the
balance on such terms as may be agreed
upon.
ERNEST A. GRAY.
Substituted Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
MANY INDICTMENTS BY
HUSTYNGS COURT GRAND JURY

fffhe special grand jury OF the
Hastings Court Monday brought in
the following indictments:
Harry Anderson. colored. for rob-
berry.
William Anderson. colored, for ma
licious woundsng.
Leo Allen and l.. s. Thomas. for
grand larceny.
Samuel Dodsen, for house-breaking.
Rodger Griffin. Otis Goode and Ella
Thompson, for house breaking.
William Gilchrtst. for malicious
wounding.
C. D. Holt, for robbery.
Annie Hatcher. coiored. for vend-
ing cocaine,
Limos HaskiHs. for robbery.
David jackson. for malicious
wounding.
Kizxie McClelland, coiored. for
abortion.
Lille Payne, for malicious wound
Ing.
James Riddick. colored. for mali
cious wounding.
George Stanley, for grand larceny.
The court will begin calling the
docket Tuesday. taking up the above
indictments as rapidly az possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
DlAckMA|uNG CASE
BEFORE Grand JURY
Many Witnesses to be Heard us to
Charge Preferred Against
Mrs. johnson.

Almost score of witnesses waited
in the pastoftce building for more
than three hours Monday while the
Federal grand jury was considering
testimony upon which to return In
dictments. The postoffice robbers were
first indicted. there being twenty six
hundred words in the allegations
against Fay and Chester.
Next In importance was the .aargc
of discriminating and usiag the mails
for an improper purpose preferred
against Mrs. NJ. A. johnson. Chief
Detective Thomas MeAahon. of the
city police department. Is the main
witness in this case. An indictment
Is expected late in the afternoon,
Mrs. Julia Davis, whosa home Is
alleged 10 have been signed to some
of the letters that Mira Johnson IL
charged with having written tn am
other person. 10 very material wit
ness, and she was also very Inn
patient one when the grand Jury re-
manned behind closed doors for so
long.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
VOTE FOR UNION WILL
CARRY BY LARGE MARGIN

CONTINUED from First Page,
huge white screen giving f1gures why
annexation would be ruinous to Nam
chester. The band. which had been
engaged BY the cowmolidationists, was
stationed near theManti-speakeFs ana
with strains OF "A Hot Time In the
,oid Town ,po-night" made 1t i'm
possible for anyone to hear.
Monday all barrooms we're closed,
in compliance with an order OF Judge
Wells. OF the corporation court.
- Claim Big Victory.
As the day progressed there was
further evidence that annexation IL
practically assured. At 2 o'clock the
consoiidationists gave the '.antis" 14s
votes and claimed 426. IncludinA
veterans II Is estimated that there
are SIS qualified voters. Based on
these figures the Observation-Disclosures
are walking on velvet" Even should
the "antis" secure the remainder OF
the votes, they would be defeated
However. these figures come from
the annexationists, from whose ranks
taiiykeepers have been selected anu
are stationed at the polls. Though
those who are fighting the issue will
not confirm the estimates neither Will
they deny. The figures are the most
accurate obtatnabie.
The city ordinance forbidding
crowds to congregate within 100 feet
OF the polls is being vigorously en-
forced. An officer Is stationed at eoeh
precinct and warns OFF any citizens
who appear inclined to violate thi-
law. No trouble in this connection
has been encountered.
Great Interest Shown.
But at safe distance interested
persons assembled and eagerly dis
cussed all phases OF tn eevent. In
the first and fourth wards the most
interest has been displayed. AT =
o'clock only 81 votes remained 20 be
cast In the first while I'm the third
ward only 2s had not balloted.
This early and heavy vote is a clear
indication of the great interest which
Is evinced in the issue.
Many weii-known Richmond poll
ttcians were in evidence during the
day. Conspicuous among others was
Mayor d. c, Richardson.
Soon Learn the Result.
Full returns will be in Monday
night. The polls close at s:s4 O'Clock
As the ballots contain only for an
nexation or consolidation or against
annexation or consolidation" il viii
be q simple matter to count.
At the conclusion Of their work
the judges will seal the ballot boxes.
not TO be opened until Judge Chris
tian returns on April Is to certify
to the election.
As the majority favoring annexa-
ton apparently increases. talk con-
corning probabfe contest by the
opposing faction becomes more gem
eral.
We have TO be mighty careful >.
one OF the judges told a reporter who
intruded into his booth. for there
may be a contest"
Concerning this matter II is hard
to secure any expressions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
CHARGE lGl|hGI hAGLE
IS NOT MADE OUT.
No Evidence to Convict Texas
Cadet Of Improper Use Of
Check,

STAUNTON, VA, April 4.--Young
G. ". Nagle.t OF Austin, Tex. Staun-
ton Military Academy cadet who has
been In jail for flvs days on war
rant sworn out by II. n. Tflnnan. teller
OF the Augusta National Bank, chark-
ing him with passing forged draft
for 411s. had . preliminary hearing
In police court To-day and was dts
charged. Tho only evidence against
him was that OF the cashier who
claimed to-identify him but he shower
high character. ample means and no
motive.
Suspicion In tho trial WAS cast on
another RID headed cadet who LETT
last night without leave. The case
has excited q great deal OF interest
In thu town and sympathy MAS gem
orally with Magic. The young man
made an excellent witness In hts own
behalf
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= = =
r or
S lie
a. III s---.ss-I H4,r i,i-lisl 4 X. -
remains were saken~to his home in

remains were taken~to his home in
Nova Scotia for fnterment.
DR.. De Lancey graduated from JEFF
ferson College. Philadelphia, with
highest honors in June. 1905, and was
appointed to one of the leading hos
pitfalls In New York City. and remained
there until October. when he had a
fiattering call from Panama.
He was there but short time when
his health failed. and p March. 1903.
he went to Arizona and California for
rest and treatment. He was q gen.
tleman OF the highest type ara his
people have the profound sympathy
Of his many friends In Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
LEAP FROM WINDOWS
WHEN LAUNDRY BURNS

CHICAGO. April -Four girls
were probably fatally hurt and eight
others received serious injuries as the
result OF a fire which to-day partially
destroyed a stx-story building oeeu-
pied by the Central Steam Laundry
on the South Side. The girls In
jured all jumped from the second
story to the pavement.
Those fatally injured are:
L.. Katie Hryczyk. 20: Annie Kun
lex, So; Josie Stofbek, 10; Kate Rock
efeller, "a.
The laundry employed IT'S girls.
nearly all OF whom were on the sixth
floor when the explosion of a steam
pipe started the blaze. A panic en-
sued. the young women crowding
upon the fire escape and rushing
down to the second story. where the
escape ends abruptly. Twelve of the
girls leaped to the ground before
they could be stopped. Others. when
Quoted. had no difficulty In escaping
by the stairway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
LEGISLATURE SETS
BRAND NEW CUSTOM
New Jersey Soions Hold Daylight
Session on Monday for
First Time.

TRENTON. N. j.. April For the
first time In the history OF this State
the Legislature Ii holding daylight
Aession on Monday In IT. effort 70
hustle business through and adjourn
finally wednesday afternoon. WITH
sixty House bills and forty-two Sem
ate bills on its calendar for final
passage to-day, besides many second
readings and other routine business.
the assembly continued IT. dilatory
tactics into the very last week Of the
session. and did NOT meet until after
noon, although II was scheduled to
begin at III o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
MIR. ALLlS DECLARES
HE Is NOT ALLDS

Similarity in nomenclature caused
John =. Allis, of Philadelphia. con-
siderable Inconvenience Sunday and
Monday. Mr.. Allis' names looked
enough like that of ex-State Senator
lothian p. Aids for some persons
to mistake IL for that of the erst-
while legislator. Because of the
similarity MIR. Allis was called on
the telephone many times and re-
ceiyed many callers anxious to in
qufre as TO his future in politics. II
am not Senator Aids. | am not In
politics and am not from New York.
Said Mr.. Ailis to his callers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
TWO QUALIFICATIONS
IN THE CHAONCERY COURT

Mr. William NJ. Farthing qualified
before the City Chancery Court Mon
day as administrator on the estate
of Mrs.-Eannie- Earthing- which Is
valued at about $1,000.
Mr.. Charles BEDFORD qualified as
executor for the estate of the late
y. T. Bedford, valued at $4,000. The
last estate had been tied up, just
previous to this qualification. by a
suit which had been brought by a
number of the heirs of the deceased
attempting to have win set aside
which failed to benefit them. The
case was called in the Chancery Court
Monday. but dismissed. as the contro-
versy had been amicably settled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
At the Theatres

Biiou-"Ths JOY Riders"
Lubin-Vaudeyillc and Motion Pic
lures.
CoioniaI-Vaudeville and Motion
Pictures
Academy TUESDAY and Wednes-
day)-"F0rty-FYyc Minutes From
Broadway"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
STEAMERS. CRASH
OFF OLD POINT
Indian" and Newport News
Collide in Fog-One Woman
Reported Injured.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. April 4.-During
dense fog this morning the steamer
INDIAN" Of the Merchants and Min
ers Transportation Company. and the
steamer Newport News. OF the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany. were In collision off Old Point
The Indian is r1ported to have s1s-
tanned serious damages. One woman
is reported to have been hurt, but
her name could not be learned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

Cars IeAve Manchester Seventh and Perry
strecta for Petersburg:
-. Z. 9. -. 10. IL, st2 p. NJ, !, 2, .. 4, s.
ss5A5 ~, !, s, -. 10P M.
1900 7. N. for Chssser. 1900 midnight for
for Manchester;
Sis, s:sM ss7ia s7;s5. asa, s:ss. slo:s5.
IL rs A. NJ. l2:3S. u IS 2:3B 3:35, s&:35. 5:3S.
Gas, s7.3S E.a5. 9:85. si0A0, 1lstO r. NJ.
CarSsa baggage and express.
ssLimiJbd. except Sundays and holidays.
An ears fum Petersburg cenusct With ears for
Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

NEW YORK. April l.--saturday's
late short covering In cotton WAS re-
sumed again this morning, and first
prices were Z to 10 pointa higher. be-
Ing helped By bullish public and prt-
ysse Liysrpool c:Slss. huil support
room buying.
Cotton prices; May, l<.7e: June.
-fa.e0: July. i4.61o t4.ess August,
14.i7; 6eptember, t3.3e; October.
ei1.s00 l2.sl; December. 13.e3013.SB:
January. 1900 la.si.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
LITTLE CHANGE IN
RICHMOND MARKET

No change In the quotations Of tho
Cary street produce market was OBJ
se.yed Monday. the prices prevailing
TIE following wholesale quota lions
Arc based on actual saIes Moncay
EGrninE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
REAL ESTATE F0R SALE.

STOP PAYING RENT. LET Us TELL
you how WIFI loan you $1,000 to
$4,000 to buy a home, and only
charge you s per cent. Absolutely
no uncertainty. II you can pay SO
per month for short time you viii
soon be paying on your own house
not fattentng the landlords bank &C
count See us to-day. ANDERSON
REAL ESTATE AND LAW CO,
Eleventh street. homeseekerG friend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04

BATH ROOM BEAUTIFUL.

We HAVE ALL THE LITTLE AC-
cessortes In the way of Bath Seats.
Medicine Chests, Crystal Shelves,
Towel Bars. Mirrors. Sponge Hold
ers, Shaving Brush Holders. Strop
Hooks. Robe Hooks. Tooth Brush
Holders. Mug Holders, In fact every
thing that goes to make the bath
room complete. Phone US. write US
or see U.S. VA. PLUMBING & HEAT
ING CO INC &c n Ninth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04


damages.
POSITIONS WANTED-MALh
WXNTEfD1ceEEKfcXE F0E1Tf0N.
bookkeeper or assistant. with -FOUR
y year.; expsrienss, ana tn eso fnr.
nish best OF references. or bond u re-
quired. Good reason for changing
position. Address II. A. a.. loS N.
Seventh street. city.
WANTED-BY a YOUNG NAN POI
sitton As clerk In . grocery store, or
clerk In shoe store; have had four
years experience In store and Post
once; can give best reference. Adj
dress HENRY PEArRoSS. Peatross.
VA
WANTED-A BRIGHT BOY FIFTEEN
years OF age fbest OF references) de-
sires position where there are
propects Of promotion. address W..
!. care Richmond vtrEinian.
II YOU ARE TIRED or cONFTNIN6.
poorly payinE work and willing to
spend elb to learn an easier occu-
patton and get employment At which
You can make at last efS : monfh,
call 1t sos east 0FAce street.. second
floor, front room.
WANTEp-WORK 70 DO By BRI0HT
tntAllieent bay - HMARa aid. AxAnlnI1
after school Ind all day 6atnrdaXA.
and viii work during Nnaatl0A after
school closes. Address ~, n. r.. care
Richmond virginian.
wANTEDA PosITIoN 40 EACHIN-
ist. Apply SO y. esvsntssnth
n xclSsI ~ 4. t.! ~
H7E6E3xSxM GOV l6l<5En |(3|
petge4 yora. !! y. ] =
81 ~ =! - I 4. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-04
MANTELs, THING AND eRATEs.

IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING.
identifying or improving. We have
lots of new things in Mantels,
and ,rilaHg, One Of the new
est and best things we have added
10 our line recently, IL the Gas
Steam Crate, which is combination
of gas log, gas CRATE and steam ra-
diator. Attractive to look at, cheap
TO operate and q splendid heater.
VA. PLUMBING IL HEATING CO..
INC % N Ninth street.
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the pulpit caught him. He soon rail-
lied and will be all right. In dag
or two.