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swered, Did | brighten you? II was
nothing, and it's quite gone, | assure
you"
You looked dreadfully i'll for a mo-
ment," Margaret said in tone of
concern. Wont you let me send for
something? Tea? Or something
iced? I'm sure you have had nothing
to eat or drink for hours! How dis
gracefully thoughtless of mel"
She was just going to ring, but her
friend stopped her.
"No-please!" she cried I'm all
right indeed | am. The room is lit
tie warm, / think, and I've been shut
up in that stuffy train for 80 hours.
Have you written your telegram? I'll
put on my hat at once, and take it for
you. The little walk will do me good.
Where is the telegraph? But they can
tell me downstairs. Don't bother!
Walking always brings me round, no
matter what has happened"
She spoke nervously. in disiointed
phrases. in way not like herself, for
there was generally an air of easy
calm in all she did, as If nothing
really mattered in the least. save
when she was deeply interested; and
hardly anything interested her now
except what she had made her work
In all that belonged to that, she was
energetic, direct and quick
Margaret was sure that something
was wrong, but let her go. since she
insisted, and Lady Maud folded the
written message and went to the door
Just as she was going to turn tn,
handle Margaret spoke to her.
''If | have no answer to that by
tomorrow afternoon l shall accep
Mr. Van Torp's invitation"
81 hope you will CO." Lady Maut
said with sudden decision. "for If yo,
do can go with you, and I'm dyint
to see the new yacht"
! Margaret looked at her in surprise
for it was only little while since sh'
had seemed much less ready to joil
the party, and only willing to do so, /
at all. in order to please her friend
She saw Margaret's expression.
Yes" she said, as If in explanation
I've been thinking 1t over in the las
few minutes, and | want very nue.
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amusing. She punctuated her expla
nations with small gestures indicative
of her ignorance and helplessness.
You will soon grow used to it," he
said. But you must get some pretty
things in Paris before you go to meet
the man 1t would also be better to
let your hair grow long before meeting
him, for it is hard to wear the hats OF
the Feringhi ladies without hair"
81 cannot wait so long as that. Only
to get pretty dresses, only so long! l
will spend a thousand pounds or two
is that enough? l have much money
in Paris | can give much"
you can get good many things
for thousand pounds, even in Paris"
Logotheti answered.
Baraka laughed.
ut will not be what | paid for the
first clothes after | ran away" she
said. 81 did not know then what the
stones were worth A little ruby to
one woman for shift and an over
tunic, little ruby to another for a
pair of shoes, little ruby for veil
and head-blanket all little rubies!
For each thing one! did not know
the women did not know. But at
Samarkand | sold one for money to a
good Persian merchant, and what he
gave me was enough for the journey,
for me and the old woman servant
hired there, till we got to Titlis; for
the Persian merchants everywhere
gave me letters from one to another
and their wives took me in, or should
have been robbed. That is how
reached STEAMBOAT after many, many
months, more than a year. The Per-
sian merchants are good men. All
fear them, because they are wise in
their dealings, but they are honest
men. They do not lie, but they are
silent and shake their heads, and you
must guess what they mean; and il
you do not guess right, that is your
fault, not theirs. Why should they
speak when they can hold their peace?
But this is all emptiness, We must
talk of the fine dresses | must buy in
Paris, and of what | must put on my
head. The BARRIERS in Paris sell wigs
have seen them in the windows, very
well made, of all colors even of the
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Ill Il DINA'S RLBY

her Tor her taper arms were bare to
the elbows, and the pretty little ready.
made French dress was open at her
ivory neck, and the skirt fitted so
closely that she almost fancied herself
IN mans clothes again. But on her
mead she would only wear large veil,
confined by bit of gold cord, and
she drew one fold under her chin,
and threw it over the opposite shout
der, to be quite covered: and she was
glad when she felt cold and could
wrap herself in the wide travelling
cloak they had bought her, and yet
not seem to do anything contrary to
the customs of real Feringhi lady.
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SYNOPSIS.

Ia n Tartar girl, became enamored
NIi,iN, bearded stranger who was
stiny and studying herbs in the
~ nor home in central Asia, and
III 10 him the location OF a mine
f. hoping that the stranger would
,er i'm return for her dlscIosure'
- followed to the cave by the
~aiativcs who blocked up the. en-
nnd drew off the water supply,
thn couple to die. Baraka's cousin
H. betrothed. attempted to climb
a cIiT overlooking the mine; but
%,oIrr shot him. The stranger was
n from water gourd Said car
e. his way out of the tunnel, anu
In asserting the girl and carrying
IN r,ihjes. Baraka gathered all the
IN rould carry, and started In pur-
Rf,rearet Donne (Margarlta da
N n famous prima donna, became
II TN London to Konstantin l-o-
n a wealthy Greek financier. Her
q friend was Countess Leven.
q as Lady Maud, whose husband
4 In killed by bomb in ST. Peters
%yas Rufus Van Torp, an Ameri-
IN had become one of the richest
%tbe world. Van Torp was in love
argaret, and rushed ~ London as
A he heard of her betrothal. He
IN adv Maud $4,000 for her pet
Fl If she would aid him IN winning
Mr. from Logotheti. Baraka APP
"A T,ogotheti at Versailles with
Nfo sell. He presented a ruby to
IN Van Torp bought a yacht and
"a IN Venice. He was visited by
"a in male attire. She gave him a
Mr. the American had told her of
Mseen in the United States a man
|,4nr the description of the one she
{EgThp American followed Margaret
<|Ravrcuth "Parsifal" festival. Mar
'&bok a liking to Van Torp, who pre-
f{ber with the ruby Baraka had
lin, Count Kralinsky, Russian.
at Bayreuth. Van Torp believed
Inn the one Baraka was pursuing
NJ was arrested in London on the
"A of stealing from Pinney, a jew
ruby she had sold to Logotheti.
hangers were the thieves. Lady
+ Believed that Logotheu's associa-
I'M Baraka We're open to suspi-
Xii so inform d Margaret. Van
H2elleved that raiinsky was the
he had known in his young man
IA ,ogotheti Sc red Baraka's re-
&5nd then. witt her as his guest,
|3# sea on his yacht Erinna. Baraka
}&& her plans for revenge on the
'Sho had deserted her and left her
Il .ogotheu succeeds in moderating
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to go with you all. l shall be back in
less than an hour"
AN hour?"
Say half an hour, l want good
walk"
Straight and tall in her mourning,
Lady Maud went down the stairs of
the hotel. AS she was going out the
hall porter raised his cap, and she
stopped moment and asked him
which was the nearest way to the
telegraph office. He stood on the
doorstep and pointed in the direction
she was to follow as he answered her
question,
Can you tell me-" she asked,
whose motor car 1t was that passed
about ten minutes ago, and made so
much noise?"
Count Kralinskys, my lady" the
porter answered; for he spoke good
English, and HAD the true hotel por.
ter's respect for the British. arlstoc,
racy abroad.
He was the gentleman with the
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fout her real name is Gula,
Pa good Neutrality-suspicious.
Th knows what should do!
not put on these things for
'"'ohe' | cannot take them off.
was ike a man, buttons!
IT, Tour, twenty-what did it
All the same way and soon
Put now, | cannot tell what |
\ OF Allah knows and sees
ON made of. Hooks, eyes,
''e DTS one way, little bits
Z way like the rigging of
use turkish ships with many
% mat go up the Bosphorus,
hoer? And it is all behind,
nad no front! Gula knows
4 zone But If were alone,
sr help, Allah is my witness,
We the thngs all round me
's1 and sit very still for fear
a ,u come OF! That is what l
eek thought her extremely
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Il think It is time you heard from
him." said Mrs. Rushmore, her natur.
al severity asserting itself. Il should
think that after those very strange
stories in the papers he would write
to you and explain, or come himself.
BY the by, perhaps you will kindly
pass me the Herald, my dear, What
did you once tell me was the name of
his yacht?"
THE Erinna," Margaret answered.
handing Mrs. Rushmore the sheet.
Exactly l think that means the
Fury"
He told me 1t was the name of 4
Greek poetess." Mar ret observed.
(TO BE CON LINUED)
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HAPPIER x.-Continued.

this woman's dressing is very
to learn" Baraka went on,
back upon the rail with both
and sticking out her little
hoes close together. Without
Maggy whom you have found
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Peculiar Family Reunion.

There is a man in New York. a
brilliant writer, who, twice divorced.
is now living happily with his third
wife Last year he gave a dinner to
his three wives. and he said 1t was
r. ally delightful reunion.
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'st
Nntite8.

. b Z RS SHEARS, CLIPPERS
ground and sharpened satisfactorily,
81. blt.llSslhERSTAI,F'S. 1911 Main
YOUR SAVINGS ARE OF VAST M
portance 70 YOU and should be Dc,
able The First National Bank, ot
Richmond. Va. has Tor over forty
years conducted a successful ! banking
business Mt Mo- 1104 East Main
street, and has over $4,000 700 OF Its
III 9oWn,mcney to protect your savings.
savings accounts. 1s3. d
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Q@1aantkn.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPo.
site tfetOld post-of1ice. Phone Mad-
son 3296. Examinations and est-
q. m ateS free.
WANTED. HIGH CLASS FURNITURE.
owners only reply; Will pay more
than secondhand men; must have
good stuff at low price to furnish
home; please describe what you have.
Address Lotk Box 403. City.
WANTED. TO BUY ENGLISH BULL
puppy. Address, stating price and
particulars, L Ill, care Times-Dis-
patch.
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DO NOT THROW YOUR ovERsHoEs
away because they leak and the
heels are worn through. We fiX
them. Heels, 35c.: patches. 15c.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
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miscellaneous.
ELECTRIC RUBBER-FIy

.'5c. BALE SOLE RUBBER BOOTS, 35c.
hea.rg rubber overshoes; patches.
SC. ait upwards; rubber coats. ho.
water bags. syringes and other rub
Der goods fixed. DREW'S ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. ZIG East Mali,
Street. Phone 2G67.
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Rptfff&.


RELIABLE TRANSFER. M1LLNER's.
302 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for ESQ; yalises. Inc. to any part OF
tho city. Claim checks issued at the
our wagon. We make a specially
Of moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison 1445.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that Jahnkes Bros, Jeweler1. 912
East Main Strrat. buy. Il. ex-
change and rel cunt diamonds in
the latest s.s.les. Old gold and sil-
yer taken In exchange.
q. =. EaUMGARTNEk, PRACTICAL.
paired: combinations changed; keys
made. Expert work specially.
i, Phone Monroe so33.
WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONS OF
every description, for every use
GIL and be convinced. Lowest prices
ii Il. Cary st.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR is IMPORTANT.
Your cut hair or combings made Into
beautiful switches, pompadours.
puffs, wigs, coronct switches. front
I pieces. etc. in the most artistic man
ner. Charges very moderate. 216 n.
LADIES, YOUR HAIR TURBAN! YES,
u,
they look SO pretty; prices moderate
ZIG N. Fifth st.
PUFFs;! PUFFS THOSE PRETTY
hair ruffs, switches, ETC., made from
your own, combings or cut hair;
charges very moderate. ZIG N. Fifth
Street.
WHILE YOU ARE LOOKING TOR
such things as wagons and buggies.
call at B. c. BR1STOW'S, ills N.
Eighteenth Street. and he Will in
terestyou both inequality. and prices.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
Southern Tent and Awning Company
and Mr.. II. L. Goode is manager OF
same, succeeding the old companies
OF Norvcli Awning Company and G.
3. NorEell; all work done in first
class manner and at lowest prices
consistent with good work. SOUTH.
ERNs TENT AND AWNING CO.. a 90
East Broad. Mark r. Lloyd. II. L.
Goode n" "
SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPo-
site the old post office. Phone A1adi-
son 1895. Examinations and estl-
MEN AND WOMEN!
HEALTH is WEALTII ;gIF5 SUFFER-
ing send FOR book: W orth Its weight
e Using sharks. old GERMAN 1SPE.
CIALlsT. b35 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Book free. "
GET ONE OF DTAcONT's- So HAIR
mattresses, worth s25: &wiil last a
lifetime; felt ones viii not. Phone
e Madison 951-J. ADAM DIACONTi
2225 Vena BILE st, ~
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MILLINERY

SPECIAL OFFER Or ONE-FoURTH
off at our spring opening. next Mon
day and Tuesday, March a and a u
never was such an opportunity Of \
fered to tho public before; first
: choice Of our beautiful spring pat !,
10 attend our opening. Don't miss
this opportunity; 1T VIII he Interest,
ing to you. a. IL. LONG & CO., 2OS
and Flo North Fifth Street
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BLACK GUM LEATHER; WATER
proof. wcar7roof. will outyear tvs
pairs OF best white oak soles: juti
the thing for that hoy OF yours that
is hard on shoes. Half soles-A1en's.
sl.00; boys. 90c., scwed Nailed. CSC.
less. DREW'Ss ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. T16 East Main. Phone
1857 Monroe.
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Boarninu.

for rent. with excellent table board:
reasonable rates. 104 North Fiftl,
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7 MILLINERY.

MRS. Il. BARNETT ANNOUNCES THE.
arrival of all tho latest pattern and
ntrimmed mats and trimmings oeau
ticular. Her prices are more rea-
sonable than you will find elsewhere.
Call and see for yourself, 3l6 u.
Broad st. 8
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Millir1l.elrl.,p:.

GAIL AN66-Lo0K Al NY NEW NOD
els of spring millineryFI am now
displaying also my ready made gar
sments for the season; can save you
money and give you quality and
correct styles, MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
1423 u. Main st.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE COMPLETE.
modern printing plant. equipped
with all necessary machinery to do
large work; prefer In Richmond, but
viii consider either Virginia or North
Carolina: write at once. giving full
Information as to size. condition and
lowest cash price: don't answer UNI
less you can offer a bargain; tnforma-
ton contidenftial. Address ] GAL,
care Tlmes-Dispatch.
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ENIPOR1A HIGH. SCHOOL DESIRES
baseball games with other high
school teams or academies Write
PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS, Emporia,
A Va 8s,39E III L
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MILLINERY,

M.rl1TI.ocK' III AVE- a TslIL1. LINE or
spring millinery novelties and new
pattern hats at the loWest prices
.b0S Hull ST., SWanshOro.3GsS 88asSSg AL.-a
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800 AND UP-GoLD slGSET PINS
and bar pins.
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Embellishments.
5pT1CIAN.

IT YOU CAN'T SEE. GO 4, DIR. -.
BREITSTEIN, the Opti,ia.f. at ,is
East Broad, and he Will examine
your eyes CrI hit you viii proper
glasses FROM 500 up. Fifteen nrs
OF practical arii scientific expert.ace
at your disposal.
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MILLINERY

WE MILL ..oLp oNR A1ILL1NERY,;,
opening Monday and Tuesday; al !
tho latest STYLES in pattern hats anu
the loveliest ilowers.g{t C I4ARA'S& MILL
LINERY, eco u, Broad st.
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WANTED, TO BUY "A GOOD. HEAVY
secondhand plnner5 and matchcr;
cheap. II. r. BAKER q CO..
WANTED, HORSE OR MULE, CHEAP.
for farm; state price: also young
sows. Address HANLON, r. +. D.
No. g. Box 10, Richmond. &i 8
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WANTED, SMALL WAITER POWER
grtst mill; will rent, run on shares
S. or work for salary. Address u.
E MILLER! Bon Air;tVa.
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BAKERY.

EVERYTHING GOOD AT N1UELLER's
New York Electric Bakery. First
class homemade bread. cakes and
pies speciality. 40 West Broad
Street. Phone Madison 1859.
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WAN,TED, By a LADY, AN UNFUR-
RI nished room, .on reasonable terms !;
exchanged, Address III 6as, care
tl Times nispatch. 3
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WANTED, INCUBATOR; PRAIRIE
State or Model preferred: not over
80 eggs. Address B 122 p. Broad
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WANTED, IPRAIRIE- STYTE UNIVER-
sal. howell; must be cheap and In good
conditions. Address B k122 T.. Broad
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WATCH REPAIRING

LA 5ToUCHE. MERCHANT TAILOR
Ing, French Cleaning and Dye Works.
All kinds OF clothing, feathers. gloves
cleaned and dyed, ladies' or gents.
Out-of- town trade solicited. S'Phons
2419, No. G South Second Street
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholstering. etc. T.. N
ARNALL4 318 Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison 6277.
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PATENTS SECURED; ADVICE FREE.
3 National Bank Of Virginia Build
Ing. Richmond. P. P. PITCHER,
b Manager for Milo b. Stevens & Co.,
Parent Attorneys. Washington. Es-
tablished 1854.
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WANTED, TO BUY SECONDHAND
buggy or runabout; in good condi-
ton; state price. Address L 112.
care Times Dispatch.
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PUFFS! PUFFS! m THOSE PRETTY
hair puffs. switches, etc, made from
your own: combings or cut hair;
charges very moderate. ZIG N. Fifth
Street.
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VERY MUCH INTERESTED.

WE HAVE OVER FIFTY SUITS no
q SELL MONDAY AND TUESDAY8 AT,
~ NEW SELECTION or MATERIAL.
THE MOST DESIRABLE SHADES,
8 AND WILL Make UP-TO-DATH
SUITS, CN.fE AND PLACE YOUR
ORDER,I.AND 1T THE SUIT IS
f MADE UP AND NOT &PERFECTLY3
SATISFACTORY, YOU DO5NOT HAVE
TO TAKE 1T. EVERY SUIT Made
s. IN TIL 5FlISTABLISEINIENTs IS {AB-
SOLUTEI1Y GUARANTEED. DON'T.
MISS THE OPPORTUNITY, Nj,
q sGOLDSTEIN, 21SH N. FIFTH ST.
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LET US SHOW YOU SOMETHING APP
propriate for that Easter gift-"far
more lasting and no more costly than
howers. SCHAAF'S. 426 East Broad.
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$1.50 AND UP-FINEST LINE LADIES'
or boys slgnet rings in town.
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SPRING IS COMING.

GOOD TIME 10 STAIN YOUR
floors; good kind stain to use Is vel
yet stain: good place to buy It Is
y from sVAuGHAN'S, No. 2 East Broad.
Phone 104 f55t5 49, 8 f3-l5lFy q .
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DID 1T EVER OCCUR 70 YOU !

THAT a FLOOR CLEANER IS THE
thing that every housekeeper should
use? Vaughan's Peerless Cleaner
and varnisher for floors and furni-
ture Is household necessity. Us
2ac bottle and your money back IL
not pleased. Try a bottle. Phone
104 Madison. VAUGHAN'S
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fWl\NTED. LADY STEM
ono with knowledge OF bookkeeping.
Address 4 709, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, EVERYBODYTTO7C CALL AT
62l f. Main ST. and see the largest,
fish. a q
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ANTIQUES,

I HAVE "A FEW CHOICE PIECES or
at a bargain. Specially In repairing
and polishing antique4furntture. All
kinds OF repairing. G.. Il. LYDIA. s412
West Main,
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR #TURBAN! YES,
we cover them with real hair waved; :
they look so pretty; prices moderate
ZIG N. Fifth st.
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SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. oPPo-
site the old post-otf1ce. Phone Madi-
son 1895. Examinations and estl-
mates free ,3Es
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WANTED, BUYERS FOR NICT NEW
40-pound feather beds. at Sic THE
STOKES FURNITURE CO.. Burling-
ton, N. G.
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Q,Hantfn.

WE CLEAN STORE AND RESIDENCE
windows, showcases and furu!ture;
general house cleaning .carp,. ard
mating laying. WILIlaNI john
SON. 1103 N. First Plane Monroe
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LADIES, YOUR HAIR is IMPORTANT.
!! Your cut hair or combings made into
beautiful swltches,{s pompadours,
puffs, wigs, coronet switches, front
2 pieces. etc, in the most artistic man
ner. Charges very moderate. o16 n.
Fifth ST +
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.
PATEN'

CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND Sill
Yer or taken in exchange. MEYERS
Z JeWelers, 81 East Broad Street
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LADY WANTS TWO ROOMS ON FIRST
floor ard board in private family;
s$ centrally located and reasonable
terms, ADDRESS II COZ, care Times
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EASTER GIFTS
75C AND PREREQUISITES LINE, HAT
pins. sterling toilet bottles. belt pins.
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WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONS OF
every description, for every use.
GIL and be convinced. Lowest prices
and best terms. a. MEYERS SONS,
81 Il. Cary St
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YOUNG COUPLE d DESIRES TWO NICE.
furnished or unfrrnished rooms, with
board. In private family, about May
Il; central location preferred; best
+ references state particulars and
DiSnotrh 80 5E59 tg5 sg64sF4
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Bnarn 0Wanten.

.Y0UNG MARRIED COUPLE rDEsfREs
GOOD neighborhootI - II terms $40 toss:
II references furnished. Address H 6l2,
care Times-Dlspatch. n #
BOARD WANTED, 7f3I7T WITH TWO
rooms In quiet place. q way from
q train, street car or machine noises.
two-roomed Office in yard pre-
ferred, remote from BARNARD or
rooms in house, where carly fmorn-
Ing noises could not be heard. II
possible. a place where quiet can be
secured for nine or ten consecutive.
hours and a perfect rest cure ef-t
fected Address A.. B. Gu care F.. NJ,
# Crockett, Va !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

WA: ssBr AROUT- i ST OF APRIL,
DO ID q second floor. front room,
AZ 70 mat and Wife, convenienttto car
lIl5; p vate family preferred Adj.
dress g ESTER, gage-Room, r.,
d p, r. RI. Byrd Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

s2.5o-GoLD BROOCHES. NECKLACES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

THE picture Of this exquisitely decorated
i set of dishes, although reproduced from
photograph, can give no conception or idea
gifts beauty. It is impossible to reproduce
in a picture the dainty and elegant decora-
tons, the thinness Of the. ware the richness
Of the glaze, the artistic models and patterns
of the pieces. We guarantee absolutely that
the workmanship, decoration and finish Of
our sets are equal in every respect to thevery
highest priced Haviland, Limoges or English
imported china.
The decorations on these sets consist Of
garlands of roses. The effect is both novel
and attractive, yet dainty and conservative.