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oO,Nr Dr ~ ~ FORT >NI RHED.
FaIIs 10 G.rI In,s the I'u,SIIsher>' Luncheon
Is President TAFT

CHICAGO March r. The Count NO.rlk
10 Beaufort d1.-sn understand American
customs We but he's LEARNING fast since
30 married Iisss Irrna kukallon 81 the
city and later went 10 woTk In steel
mill a. a puddl"r at,lrsd IN gray -pa's
ana the sor' % clothes that bospeak
London origin
Tn. noblsman came frOn the mills
ready 30 honor tho chef E1e~utive 81
his adopted land az the publishers
luncheon A. the La Sale Hotel here TO-
dav Olficals halted ham a. m" door
7 am the Count ssid IN" nobleman
With the spats and the cane.
THAT doesn't matter said the Official
a, the door -whsr- is your invitation -
Bat I am the Count reiterated IN"
outsider. 4 am the guest Of Mr.. XII
gallon: ! am the count de Besufor'
Where ~ Mr. kilgallon'-
I don't know
-Wher- are your invitations
4 am me Count Ne shook hiS
cane in the direction 81 the President =
tahI. let mo m, he ordered
I'm sorry Count. said an official
wuh the suavIty that deceived the no
bility INTO rho belief that h@ would he
admitted while he Was being led toward
msnt for you or for Mr.. kiigallon. IL
,n.tat 10 for the banquet tonight. SFe
n IL ISN'T when you find MIR kilEallon
Still proclaining that he was n. Count.
vas taken out of range 81 the festivities
New. sG Pray. and Pssssr~.
The French societie~ 81 ColuTnb,a and
BARNARD will give the first performance
of their jo,nt show IN the BrinckerhOT
Theatre "a Barnard College tonight. Ia
Po,Idre aux YeuN- and -L'AvOcat Psteiin-
are th.. playIets that will he produced.
The first professional performance IN
America 30 far a. 10 known 81 MariOwe's
miracle play Doctor Faustus.- will ne
gwen AZ the Garden Theatre thls evening
by the Ben Greet Players.
A stpctaI matinee of Madame X IN
AID Of the Actors Fund viii IL gwen
Thursday afternoon AZ the New Amster-
dam Theatre Henry ". savage has
donated the entire performance with the
Kind assistance Of the members OF the
company. while klAw ErlangeT have
81 cen the theatre orchestra. "a
MIR r. n Sothern and Miss Julia Mar
lowe will present a special performance
81 -TNelfth Night az the Academy 81
Music neat Thurstay afternoon ann the
entire receipts will he gwen by them 60
the Actors Fund FaH
Fp/abr'han Play ~ the GI'S GSIIsE-.
In the great hall Of the college Of the
f,tv 81 New Yors hast night the students
,,,..sn,sd Ma sanger comedy a New
VsV a. I'ay Odd Debts. ~ IN Old Eliza
I.rthan times. the ~Omeas part. were
rtrsyed by men
Race ssIlrscr NOtr u JerseN.
Ia order to dIsco'DTage marriages a
bachelors and @pinsters club has been
oy9snized by = number 81 perpOns con
,scted With the NeighbOrhoOd Club
N the Bergen Point Baptis Church !.
Members under = years OLD VII ~ nlssi
80 "a thoSe more than - yeaI vii
- aned $50 III they marry.
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wight company yesterday filed
.., niter Stst"- Circuit Court
EDWIN Ci"iry. mRnagsT Tor
r'-irained from making use
.rrr aud two berOt machInes
f'"R.1 are heterogeneous 81
patent THIS s,if vas The
20" rrpugnt ~ lear against
.r.nIng Ih~ French svlaf GO
.ug 20 Paris with the Tour
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nae. nulr.d- Now u .Irr,r,.

In order 10 dIscOtDrage Marriages a
t,acbelors and -pinsters club has been
oyasnized by = number of perpOns con
,.cted With the NeighbOrhood Club
n the Bergen Point Baptis' Church
SIernFers IndeF = years old viii he nnesi
80 snd fhnae more than - year1 WI
- ansd So ~ thsy marry.
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Ruth Putnam's william the silent
is kist nov going into q new editiOn.
ThSAaIthor en- joys IN eminent literary End
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"u'i'"' = ~am,os' season Bpen- Wsnds,


n"r- ~ the Hudson River
rll hn pat IN comm ssiOn
ma vili rim their usual eve
.lra from New York. Albany
Inc AdtrOndack and e. "
ua u.U "a Inc Albany Lime
HaU sud RsnaEalasr. which
~, a.s iast srasIn. un he Troy
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Fp,abe,hsn P1s, ~ the 'ID CSII~E~

In the great hall Of the college Of the
t,ty 81 New YOrS hast night the students
ore~eoted Ma ssingeT comedy a New
WsV a. I'ay odd Debts A. IN old Eliza
Fsthan times. the wOmeas part. were
Dortrsy we'd by men.
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Isaac y. MarcOssOn. the author Of -Ths
Autobiography Of q Clown which will
Ds Published soon. Ia journalist who
came from Louisville some years ARo
20 Joan the stan u tho Woyld's WoTk
Three years later he went " ehs 8afuF:
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Mr.. Mary q b.. Wemys-. VINO frat
became known to the American pubic
through her novel The Professional
Aunt f" published last week. n an English
woman who oOmes % a Danish family
and whnae ancestors served in the knGlish
army Foy many E-nerations- Her father
was a a0lriier. and after the Crimsa he ~
tr-d. becnme q PAINTER Aad an intimate
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The Famous sandal Nietsrv
bV Laura Spencer Perez
Erte tainment aud { 5okery
kufnL n inR q Hone
The Doctor Page
4 House Built fer { omiort
PIN Money CLUB
How 20 Grow Asparagus
sam Loyd's Puzzle Page
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VIII irwin author of The HOuse II
Mystery winch - among the month a
publications. was horn IN I.eAdviIle Col.
IN the DAYS ~ the great boom. hut went
With his family to California when very
Young ami vas Rducated there. Ne
Vas graduated from stanford UniVer-
sity and started hIs literary work on
tn, Wdrs. whcr. hls associates were
Grlett Burgess and ) q u. CO~groye
The HOUSE ~ Mystery hrs new book
- a revelation 81 what goes on in big
city's splritualist and psychic circles.
II aud Harriet Halves. the author 81
Crete IN. Forerunner of Greece aver
that the recent excavations IN various
sites along the island oG Crete and the
collect ,ons in the Museum of Candia have
provided perfect evidence u the early
contributions 81 Crsts 10 civilization.
.Ex-an. Grsc,an and European. In many
~ these explorations the authors of thus
book took part and. u may b. in:ersstin q
to know. united their lives and fortunes
M ths cDurHe 81 them These excavations
and discoveries are said 90 seriously affect
ths Hom~Tic problem by showing that
much 81 what was long accounted fable
has bes.u established NJ fact.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED,
pressed and dyed by BRASEN AND
RILEY; they make them look like
new, Ladies' work a specially. 6Ob
Z, Main street, phone. Monroe 72e.
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SCORES POLICE MAN
SERVING SUMMONS
Attorney Johnson Sands Order.
PatroInlan G. 2. Smith Away
from Doorstep.

Police Gordon p Smith received a
tongue flashing he viii not soon for
get from Attorney johnson Sands Sat
uuroay when he went TO Washington
ID, g, te serve summons on The
latter to appear in the Richmond Po-
lice court and give fea seffs why three
houses. Nos. .260s East Franklin and
Nos. 407 and 400 Market Space.
should not be torn down or repaired
According to Inspector Beck. sum
mons too numerous TO mention had
been served on Mr.. Sands, who is
more than seventy years old The
latter, says Mr. Beck. paid no atten-
ton TO these communications from
the office OF the Building Inspector,
and So. finally, the matter was turned
over 10 the Police Department.
Policeman Smith was given sum-
mons to the aged attorney, and set
forth for Washington, where the lat
ter resides. Accompanied by Police
man Day, of the Washington police
force Mr. Smith rang the bell OF Mr..
Sands home. No. 1918 North street.
Northwest. Mr.. Sands came to the
door, and when told the object of the
call proceeded to express his opinion
of the Richmond Building Inspector
and the Richmond police department,
collectively and individually. and Of
everyone who had any idea of making
him tear down or repair the build
ings in question.
He concluded his fervid utterances
by ordering the two policemen off his
door step. They left, but not unit,
they had served the summons.
Mr.. Sands will now be forced to
come to Richmond and appear in
Police Court or the buildings will be
RACED by the local authorities
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OOCletV

Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson Will leave
on Saturday for this Virginia Hot
Springs To spend several weeks. This
resort has been most popular with the
members Of Richmond society this
season. and is the center of much
informal entertaining. Mrs. George
Cole Scott, assisted by little Miss Hill
drlth Scott, was the recent hostess Of
delightful tea TO about fifty of her
friends. She was also among the
guests at a tea given Ry Mrs. William
lop arl her daughters are also the
recipients of many delightful compli-
ments at this popular resort,
Summcring at Lake George.
Misses Gladys and Sadie Neale. of
1887 West Grace street. are spending
July and August at Huietts, Lake
George. New York They were MEM
hers OF a delightful excursion party
who recently went to Saratoga and
other points Of interest in that sec
tion of the State.
Miss Lester Compiimentcd.
most enjoyable launch party was
given by Mr.. r. RI. Williamson, of
Norfolk. on his yacht Bonita" Sat
nrday evening in honor of Miss Daisy
Lester. of Richmond. whose approa CHI
ing marriage is to take place next
week.
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Herbert Bass. After leaving the
Hague at F. Nj. they went to Old
Point, where they danced at the
Chamberin.
Those enjoying Mr. williams hos
pitality were Misses Daisy Lester, of
Richmond, Va; Louise Lester. of
Mathews. Va: Alma knight. Bertha
King, Mollie King, Annie King and
Mrs, F.. Herbert Bass, Messrs En-
NETT l., Hargroves, r, II. Williams,
l.. Basnight. r.. f. King Harry and
Percy Williams.
left for White Sulphur.
Mrs, T.. c. Robinson, who has been
her home. "Shadeland." near Roa-
noke. has gone TO the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Robinson while in Roa-
noke was entertained at a number
of informal but delightful functions.
Dance at the Beach.
Several weil-known Richmond girls
who are spending some time in Nor
folk and the surrounding seashore re-
sorts, were among those dancing at
Virginia Beach Thursday evening,
Those dancing included Miss Virginia
Perkins, Miss liza Montgomery and
Miss Helen Rose, OF Richmond Miss
Marie Marbury, Miss Julia Downer,
Miss Odessa Ressler Miss Page Shell
by Miss Mary Kinsey. Miss Angus
tine Arlen, Miss Margaret Biliosoly.
Miss Ethel Fentress, Miss Martha
artin. Of Richmond: Miss Margaret
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real ESTATE ron SALE.

FT0YDN 'IT2ENffE -xNSib.5 MIN sTIIE2Irc,
lots near the Soldiers home; suit
able fer building homes. city water
Apply 615 Brook avenue.
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KEELING SHOES FREE If YOU
bring this coupon with shoes ana
have them har -soled: mems. 75c.; Ia
dies, soc. chlidrsn's. 40C. and up.
white oak soles sewed with waxed
tiax thread rubber heels use. extra.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY T16 f. Main street
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TIMING AND PLUMBING.

NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER CO.
lumbus discovered America. has our
superior In the timing, plumbing
and gas-ftting business been found;
Honest prices, superior work, gener-
al satisfaction and promptness are
few of our well known character
istics l.. w. DORSET & CO., ia ~
Seventh street Phone Madison 1917
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y - - - : =
9l4 EAST CLAY; NEWLY FUR
summer rates, phone; bath. home
comforts.
FOR RENT THREE IRONS FOR Ss.50
per month: front porcn and shady
yard. MRS. y. n. LAMSBERRY, Ash
land Va.
| CENT IA ALLY LOCATED FERNIsHEI
rooms. Hot water. s67 East Grace
Transieuts
WHEN YoU COME To RICHMOND
get a clean. comfortable bed for soc
phone. bath and ice water free: ~
cellent meals served next door. lo02
East Clay,
LARGE. CooL ROOMS. WITH OR
without board. 1908 West Grace,
CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rooms, hot water, 500 East Grace
transients.
FOR RENT-To PARTIES WITHHOLD
children, three large rooms wltH use
of bath. no children in the house,
Apply f4l3 IL West Main street
Phone MadisonI005-
FOR RsAE-p4.Fs ASA Mt FRONT sec
ond-tioor rooms. extra size. with
Apply 10 South First street
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED COM
plete for light housekeeping, elec-
iric lights. bath and porch sos Bar
ton avenue. Barton Heights
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, HOME
comforts. IA North Sixth between
Franklin and Main.
sl4 EAST CLAY: NEWLY FUR
nished or unfurntshed rooms special
summer rates; phone, bath, home
comforts
SEVERAL CHOICE ROOMS BOTH
front and back. with excellent table
board 40 East Grace street
FOUR ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR;
basement with I'VE rooms hot and
cold water. use OF phone. 62s North
Eighth street
SIX ROOMS AT ll5 EAST CARY, CALL
before o'clock.
THREE. ROOMS FOR RENT AT NO.
37os Grove avenue. Phone Madison
sSsfL.
FOR RENT THREE NICE ROOMS
for housekeeping; fine bath; gas and
phone near parks and churches
rent reasonable. Apply 2e1li@ East
Broad street. Phone Monroe 2ss-I.
sirabie room. Apply 40l L. Grace.
FOR RENT, ONE LARGE FRON !
furnished room, with bath; in pri-
waite family. Phone Madison sT5-J.
or write MRS. NJ, No, 1925 West Main
street.
HANDSOME ROOMS; ONE DOLLAR
per week; private family; five min
utes walk TO Broad street, Apply
COZ North Tenth street.
FOR RENT--TWo LARGE ROOMS:
also hall room; second floor; bath and
use of phone. Call Madison 1856, or
address B., 500 Clay street.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping~ Apply ITO East
Franklin street.
COOL, LEAsANT. CONNECTING
rooms with board. 201 East Frank
lin. MISS ANDERSON.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UNF'TR-
nished. bright front room, at NV
North Third street.
A LARGE, FURNISHED FRONT
room TO let, to one or two gentlemen
Inquire at 6o7 East Broad street,
upstairs.
WANTED. "A GENTLEMAN TO OCCU-
ply second noor front room elegantly
furnished. with board; private fam
lily si2 South Third street,
DELIGHTFUL COMBS TORY
front, r2om; cool, bath. modern. 7os
NICELY FURNISHED. LARGE AND
small rooms. 716 East Marshall
street, near Eighth.
si4 EAST CLAY. COOL, NICELY FUR
nfshed front rooms; bath. phone,
FOR RENT-FrRNIsHED ROOMS, 100
North Seventh.
FOR RENT-ONE PLEASANT THIRD
floor room. 400 b., Franklin.
ANTED-POsITIoN AS LTMBER
clerk good references, Address
CLERK. sla S. Meadow street, Rich
mond. Va.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
Possession at once.

Possession at once. Ann
906 West Main Street ID flat, s
rooms. heat included ......, S45C
Bellevue Apartment No, &, ! rooms 36C
Bellevue Apartment No. 3, Z rooms 360
25l0 Floyd Avenue, I'd flat, Z rooms, go
1920 West Main Street, 4 rooms, LIST
flat ...-..................... go
2506 Stuart Street, rooms I'd flat. 240
26l5 East Grace Street, Ist flat,
rooms ......................, 216
3l2 North 32d Street, ID flat Jun
expired lease}, ) rooms ...... ZIG
COS West Main Street, Sd flat, D
900 West Main Street, Sd fiat, s
rooms ','...............-.. A.. POO
1900 West Broad Street, rooms,
I'd flat ...-..... ......,........-... 15C
1902 West Broad Street, rooms, ID -
flat Observation-Disclosures O
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BY TIE MONTH.

IeF hOHlN.
20S Nest Marshall IT & rooms SIS 90
902 West Marshall St, 8 rooms 1000
1907 West Cary Street, 6 rooms 1857
Sit Randolph Street, 7 rooms -. 1907
1901 North 23d Street, rooms. 1850
1910 Pleasant Street. rooms .... 1900
AHA Tavlor Street ........ 1900
5000 Block Taylor St, i rooms l5-D
40 North Graham, rooms l5Oo
1905 Ashland Street : rooms 49,. 1900
AIS South Harrison St, g rooms 1880
- Stewart and Littiepage SITS,
rooms ............... 1850
1881 Beverly Street. : rooms &C.. 1000
1891 Fourth Street, 4 rooms. 800. 1000
1888 Beverly Street, rooms. 80. 1000
1925 Beverly Street, 3 rooms $50. 1000
100 Taylor Street, q rooms ,.. lo.U
734 North Fourth Street, I'd flat,
3 rooms .........-.....,....... lu'0O
2505 East Grace Street, I'd flat,
rooms .-.....,. ......-.-,.- S-oo
307 Denny Street, rooms. 900
1921 Beverly Street, rooms 800. 100
1922 Randolph Street, 9 rooms 90
1919 Washington Street, rooms. 700
500 Buchanan Street 8 rooms S.Oo
504 Orleans Street I'd flat, 3
226 South Fifth Street, rooms,
I'd flat ..,.......,.. 600
7O7 Church Street, 5 rooms $3.50. $50
700 Church Street, rooms .,. 900
304 South Fifth Street, ID flat,
, rooms ................ 800
GREEN 4 Redo,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


NEW NJ A N G T. RING AND HAIR
dressing parlors--Saturday, July .,
there Will be opened at S07 East
Broad street in connection with Mrs.
Celia Kass's miRinary parlors, by
Professor and Madam Beidatsch. re-
Gently from Chicago, parlors for man
touring, chiropody, hairdressing and
all electrical facial and scalp treat
ment Madam Beidatsch makes a
specially of removing moles, warts
and superfuous hairs by electric nee
die without leaving scars. We also
make up combings into puffs. switch
es and coronet braids. etc. PROBES
SOR AND MADAM BEiDATSCH, 500
East Broad street upstairs.
NOTE THE VALUE PLACED ON OUR
Glenard belts by patron. l would
not part with IL for q million dollars
II | knew / could not another like II.
Relief when we are suffering is one
of the greatest boons of life. Come
and see them MRS. A. J. PYLE,
y. Fifth street
SEVERAL TRUNKS OF DRUMMERs'
Sample trousers, special bargains,
high grade gods; bought cheap; sold
same way. N f. JACOBS & son.
Ninth. near Broad street.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

" ANTED-i eco ADULTS TO JOIN
the Richmond Cooperative Burial
Association. A Sl00 certificate costs
only IL cents per month. gives a SiUu
funeral at death. The Cheapest pro-
lection on earth. This plan has been
successfully operated in Philadelphia,
Norfolk, High Point. Birming ham.
Macon. New Orleans, 81. Joseph. Mis-
souri, and various other cities. south
and west. for over II years, NAY
not in Richmond <. A. HAIGH, Sec
Phone Madison 4TOe
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FOR SALE.

BATH Ko0M AND KITCHEN COM
fortamake comfortable summer ~
home we can supply you with All
these comforts, We are selling thr
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes OF Gas Kanses, bs-
troit Jewel Heaters for hot walter IN
your bath room and all those insA-
penstve appliances for BATH and MI
chen. VA PLUMBING * HEATING
CO g n Ninth street
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]. w. SMITHERS & CO., s04 NORTH
Fifth street; wall papers; room
mouldings, etc; high class work:
lowest prices; investigate
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PERSONALS.

We MAKE 4 SPECIALLY OF THExTc>
ing and curing nervous and stomach
troubles; Mental Scientist; references.
s0s East Clay street Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

FAVE Y0T PI.CMES THAT '7T2GI7J~
want made useful again We have
is the most thorough. We dye from
the most delicate to the richest dark
shades and the best black. We can
take your old plume and make Il
now and be ready for the winter sea-
son, MRS 4. J. PYLE, SIS North
Fifth street
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BUSINESS WANTS,

WANTED-MEN TO BUY AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers' sample trou
sers. several trunks just opened; all
high grade; bought cheap; TO be sold
for song. n. +. JACOBS & son.
Ninth, near Broad street.
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HAIR TONIC.

MORE OF NELSON'S H4f.! ToNiC
sold In Richmond than all the rest
combined; there is rearon; price
only soc.
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DYEING AND CLEANING,

70 KNOW WHAT 4 DOLLAR Is
worth try to borrow one: to know
what your faded suit or gown is
worth, try our process for renova-
tong or reeolor1ng: fancy evening
shades, the more substantial shades.
suitable for street wear and everlast-
ing black. all dyed to perfection by
us. MRS. A. j. PYLE, 315 Fifth st
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AfISCELLANEO Us.
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

GO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
West End, when you want your
clothes cleaned and pressed; all work
guaranteed first class. ]. II. BERk-
LEY, JR., 3l6 w. Main street Phone
Monroe 1873
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POULTRY, PETS AND LIVE STOCK.
FOR SALE-WHITE AND BPOWN
leghorns. games and bantams, pig
cons and rabbits; also hay, grain,
meal, millfeed, and all kinds OF poul-
try foods, THE BROAD STREET
PET STORE, 4o8 w. Broad street,
Phone Madison 2e6-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

NORTH POLE PRESSING CLUB. WE
do French and steam cleaning; also
dyeing. ladies work a specially, best
work in the city for the least money
Work called for and delivered; phone,
Monroe 27s6. NJ. PRICE. Mgr. els w
Main street.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.
T061TR OPPORTUNITY TO SECuRE
drummers samples of high-class
trousers presents itself now; we got
'em eheap--so can you but be quick.
N F. JACOBS a. SON, Ninth, near
Broad street.
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tAHprTs Avn p,cs

COVERED AND RE-
paired: expert work; SCHREMP. The
Umbrella Man.
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AND PRESSING: PHONE
Madison 1885, 2o2 North Fifth street.
ladies' work a speciality.
SCHREMP-212N NORTH EIE~rn
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Wants
POSITIONS yyAxrEp--mALn.

EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR DE-
sires position: careful driver; own
repairs JAMES. Box 121, Roan oke
Ranids N q
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WANTEp-P o SITIQN FOR WO
bright industrious anc reliable boys;
stEong and healthy; best city refer
er$es furnished: aged fourteen and
siNeen- Address Box 1871. Manches-
ter. Va
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HAVE YOU TRIED OUR NEW sYs-
tenn? We make your eloth.Gg look
like new. Feathers. gloves and slip
pers cleaned at short notice; let us
clean them once and you VIII let us
have them again. We clean and rem
ovate anything in ladies' and gentle
mems apparel: We pay epressage one
way on any out of town work
SWOPE'S FRENCH DRY CLEANING
Co. 303 North Second street, Phone
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HAIR.
LEES.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at Hughes. POS N. Third street.
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WANTED--BY a MAN OF EXPERT
enoe. position as manager on good
farm: understand all up-to-date ma
chlnery stock raising; will give good
references. Address ]. b. care Post
master, Westover Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

BEST H1fR TONIC MADE. III X :.
Antiseptic; price see, and that back
III you want II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
ROOMS FOR REM.

NUUWN FUN NFsFE.
9i4 EAST CLAY NEWLY FL h
nished or unfurntshed rooms. special
summer rates, phone: bath, home
com forts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

sl4 EAST CLAY. NEWLY FUR
nished or unfurnished rooms. special
summer rates; phone bath, home
comforts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, HOME
comforts IA North Sixth between
Franklin and Main
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get a clean. comfortable bed for soc
phone. bath and ice water free. ~
cellent meals served next door lo0@
East Clay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

FOR RENT. THREE IRONS FOR $3.50
per month: front porcn and shady
yard MRS. \. y. LAMSBERRY. Ash
land Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11

CENTRALLY LOCATED FERNIsHH.
rooms. Hot water. s67 East Grace
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