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to the stairs they heard another shot.
This was followed closely by third.
Throwing open the attic door, Mrs
French found that her worst fears had
been realized. Her little girls lay upon
the floor, close together, with bullet,
wounds in the backs OF their heads.
They had been shot in almost the same
identical spot. French lay near by,
blood flowing from bullet hole just
behind his right ear IN ms manu- was
a smoking revolver
shots Were Instantly Fatal.
The heartbroken mother took her
children in her arms and called their
names. The maid summoned Or. Mont
ford who said the children had been
killed instantly.
French was still breathing, He was
taken to his room Other physicians
were summoned. at 2:30 P. NJ. he
died without having regained con-
seriousness
French had been ill for several
months. Five weeks ago. he disap-
peared and his friends Instituted a
/ search for him. He had come to New
| York for no reason. and when he
| found himself, started back to his
home. Instead Of stopping at Eliaz-
| beth he rode past his station, leaving
the train at Trenton,
The Public Service Corporation
valued the superintendent's service 50
highly that after his breakdown he
was ordered to take vacation and
to stay away as long as ne pleased
Two weeks ago he went to Stanford
Conn, to visit his mother-in- law, MIS-
Nelson There his health seemed &c
improve.
Mr., and Mrs. French We're planning
| to leave for trip to Long Island to-
/ day. They had intended later to go te
EOld Point Comfort Va, spending sew
4 eral weeks there. Mrs. French's mother
WAS to have gone to Elizabeth to care
for the children while their parents
We're away
French was prosperous. He hat
charge of the lighting department o.
the Public Service Corporation, ant
his district included Plainiield, Bount
Brook, New Brunswick. Perth Ambo,
and Elizabeth He had good salar,
and in addition good income which
y he derived from his family. He wa
thirty nine years old q Scottish Rit'
Mason member OF the Salaam Tempt
Of the Mystic Shrine and attendant o
the First Presbyterian Church
The bodies will be placed IN a vanl
and taken later to Stamford tor In
ltermant
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lost. ciuNslIlTAL PoCK ETBQok.
containing several So bills cheek
for small amount. between Blenner
returned DuInbarton
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DESTROYED,
EXCEEDs REQUIREMENTS

Boston, Mass, November d.-The tor,
pedoboat destroyer Sterrett completed
her builders test to-day With four-
hour run from Rockland, Me- to this
port. She was. required TO make
twenty -nine and one-half knots an
hour, but actually made from 3o.4 to
a05 knots. The economy tests We're
considered very satisfactory, The
sterrett has completed her twelve hour
runs at sixteen knots and twenty-five
knots, her four-hour run and standard-
ization tests since Monday me mean
high speed of the various runs was
3ls65 Knots, while the record mile was
S2,s8 knots, which Is a better marx
than that OF the Sterretts sister ship,
the Perkins. which made 2s;7s Rnots'
and but little lower than the Fauiu-
Eing's record Of 30,S2 knots.
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In order to make ocean travel safer
than a railroad journey as is now tho
case, the safety devices of modern
ocean liners have been developed to an
amazing state of perfection. The uso
of wireless and submarine telegraph
have established ,.block system" on
the high seas which is practically in
fallible. The great ships themselves
are equipped with safety devices which
pring them under instant command of
the captain in case of need ~ wonder
ful system of electric communication,
direct and automatic, runs throughout
tho ships, like nervous system, which
places her commander in communities
ton and control OF the most remote
part of MS boat.
The ancient prejudice against sea
travel. which, with some amounted
TO downright fear. IS never heard of
nowadays The ocean ferries" accord
ing to actual statistics, are as safe as
the ferryboats which carry us across
our rivers AS matter of fact the
transatlantic trip is the safest thing
you can do. It IL much more dan
gerous for instance. to walk the streets
Of an ordinary city, since more people
are injured by objects falling from
windows than by accidents on the ocean
highway.
The nerve centres of the ocean liner
are located on the bridge. Above the
walls of the pilot house are grouped
| score of dials and indicators, each
| connected With different set OF
/ nerves which are always kept in the
| most perfect working order.
I The great terror OF the seas in the
past was fire. but to-day the fire risl; is
! practically nothing. For one thing,
I Thermometers are scattered through
out the ship, electrically connected with
I the indicator so that should the tenn
perature arise from any cause. the fact
! is instantly known on the bridge, and
Investigation are made. The bridge
4 is tho telephone central OF the ship, sc
that the most remote corner OF the
/ ship, perhaps one-fifth of mile away,
| may be reacped instantly.
The steel bulishaads OF the modern
ships are. of course. familiar. but the
average iandsmen do not know per-
haps that these steel compartments
| throughout the great hull may be
closed automatically by single lever
on the bridge. The great steel doors
Weighing hundreds of tons, may be
closed Simultaneously on the instant
In case II n possible collision at sea
this promptness OF action is. OF course
of the greatest Importance. A larg.
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FOR SALE. -FOUR TOP WAGONS.
suitable for grooers and general de-
livery; in good order and cheap a.
MEYERS SONS. l3i East cary
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Meetings
once Of the Secretary

once Of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va, November !, ns19: =,
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders haf a. Of the washington South
erne Railway Company will be
held at its Office. in the city OF
Richmond, Va. on MONDAY, the 2lst
day of November. l9lo.<at IL O'CLOCK
The stock transfer books will he
closed at o'clock p. NJ. Friday. No.
vember il, 1910, and reopened at ~
o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday. November %
4'i0 NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 9 A. NJ. TO Il 2. NJ
ADMISSION 25c.
STRIKERS QUIET

Civil, Guards Have No Trouble In ire
venting Demonstrations.
Madrid. November s .--Quiet was a. ~ man am
tanned to-day at Rarceiona, a sauaue ~
Catalonia. the civil guards tinding Nc
trouble in breaking UP the few AZ
tempts at demonstrations a,,s
The Republican deputy, sen nor c rhs1n.
was warmly applauded n INV. rne s'ia ma
nes l lence n's 81 strikes as national
curse, and urging special laws to c c'''t
the excesses of strikers.
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I,,r.t strike Fatality.

Little Rock, Ark, November o'-7I ne
nnst fatality here as the result OF the
str,,sc 81 the iron Mountain Railroad
rnmnany's machinists, occurred to-
Wight when j. G. Werlich, a striker.
died. Werlich was shot and wounded
during d clash between q small num-
her7 az strikers and strike-breakefs
near the companss shops In ArSentia
late last night,
q Il. Dunifer, u strike breaker, who.
II is alleged, shot Werlich. was arr
rested to-day. There was no disorder
Iny
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in the wheelhouse. Should any oNe
fall overheard, arrangements are made
to render assistance before the boats
could be lowered A life buoy at the
extreme stern of the boat Is released
by touching an electric button on the
bridge and may be dropped into the
The buoy In turn Is provided with a
light which burns brilliantly and can
not be put out by the water. The cap-
.ain II tiis -..odern liner has before him
a marvellous Keyboard which places
every part of the great. as 1t were,
at his finger ends
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plan of the ship in the wheel-house
indicates the position of each door of
every bulkhead. An electrical connec-
tior makes the closing of the door turn
on a miniature electric Fight on the
chart IL the door fail to close. the
fact is instantly known on the bridge
The submarine telephone enan-
bles the ship to approach a harbor even
In a binding fog without losing It's
direction. A submerged bell on .iae
lightship rings at regular interva 8,
and these vibrations are picked up out
OF the water and carried to telephone
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac and Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Connec-
tse5g ~ ir,t, ~
Office Of the Secretary,

Office Of the Secretary,
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond, frederic kspurg
and Potomac and Richmond and Pc
tersburs Railroad Connection Com
city OF Richmond, Va, on MONDAY.
X THE 21ST DAY OF NONEABhi
1910, at 1890 o'clock a, NJ
1.-THE stock transfer books will he
!. yclosed at Q o'clock Up, M, SATURDAY.
| november ~. 1910, and reopened AZ
y N X w. ID. DUKE.
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Nessels hi f,olllsiou.

Delaware Breakwater. Del, Novem-
with mi2aen mast broken off and
wreckage hanging over her side, was
.towed in here to-day by the, steamer
shawmut. from Philadelphta for
Charleston aud Jacksonville, The
had heen iii collision early this morn,
ing. The shawmnt later proceedsd.
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FIr.t Mexican Derby.

Mexico city. November 0--The first
Mexican Derby. for a purse of Ss.ISu
was run to-day under tho auspices
OF the Mexican Jockey Club Star
Eyes the entry Of II, r, Crump. for
mer president of the Federal Bnnk-
ing Company, won, Time, 2;fS.
Gore, entered by Amor Brothers. was
second. Tecoac, property Of Governor
Landay Escandon, of the Federal Dis.
t,Ict third 33s, 5sy
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Mass Meeting

Germans and German-,smericnns to the
Front.
Mass meeting to take place al ST.
NARY q .Ifall on Thursday. November 10,
nissan p. NJ. to receive report or COM
6mittes and transact other business OF
lmportance concerning the unvelting
of the Steuben Monument.
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for @ais.

- i - =
OWING TO BAD HEALTH, WILL
sell welI-established retail furnl,
ttire business, situated in a good
North Carolina town of l3,oVo IN
habitlnts, Business can be increas-
ed net earnings exceed W.; Might
consider part investment. Adj
dress X ~ care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, PIANO; WOULD sACRI-
flee my high grade mahogany piano,
exceptionai bargain-for cash. leaving
city. Address l. &C, care Times-Disf
patch.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO R1cHARDsoN
BROS. 6Ib Brook Avenue. Madison
1857. .....--4--
HAVE WE EVER DONE my DYE.
ing or cleaning for YOU III not, WY
not give lis trinl2 We VIII give
YOU the best work and. appreciate
voiIr patronage. MRS. n. J. lyle.
3l5 North Fifth street.
FOR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF BANK
tixtures. good as new; at Z, bargain.
Address BON 5i7. Richmond, Va.
IS. 100000 FEET PIsE. HALE VIRGIN
timber on & a. L.. Franklin coun-
~, N. G.. for 100000; freight rate,
cents TO Norfolk also .si i,,n Nv
feet. short and long leaf pine on
Norfolk and southern Railroad,
cent rate to Norfolk. Price, sso,pgv.
For particulars. address b. II.
TYSON, plkeville, \. 6. a.-a-.--.--
FOR SALE. TOP BUdG1Es. Sa5 $50,
SIS. ,s5; runabouts,. $50. sss. va
surveys. s110. f;125. STE. THoS. II.
Duke & Co. sai Crook Avenue.
HANDSOME MARBLE MANTELs hNp
marble tile, taken out OF old fos..
Office building: prices low II 500 ~
once Call Madison 53l2.
ONE PAIR DApPLE GRAY HORSES
i've years old, weigh 100 pounds
one white horse, eight years old, Y.
400 pounds. one roam horse, eiEh'
years old. 1900 pounds; one. roam mare
| seven years old. suitable for genera
purposes; one black horse, four
years old, 1,eoo pounds, well broke
also fast trotting mare. harness ans
! runabont: two grocery wagons ant
/ harness ". A. JONES, 3o5 Eas'
Canal street.
FOR SALE. -FOUR TOP WAGONS
suitable for grocers and general de
/ livery; in good order and cheap ~
! MEYERS SONS. 73f East Car!
Street.
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DIES or HIS WOUNDS

son OF Former CONGRESSMAN IN Held
for Shooting show Empioye.
Union City, Tenn, November 81.
Sanders, an employee of toni snow
PLAYING here who was shot and fatal
iy Wounded by Rice A. Pierce, Jr., here
late last night. following a Quarrel,
died to- day Of his wounds. Young
Pierce is ID son OF former Congressman
Rce A. Pierce, of the Ninth District,
Tennessee. He surrendered to. the po-
lice, and was released on bond
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to-day, and while his condition is not
regarded as critical. he will at least
he unable to travel for several days.
The Senator suffered an attack OF
acute indigestion while returning by
boat from Morgantown last night,
where he spoke in the afternoon at a
Renuhlicar rally.
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Atfantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office Of the Secretary.
N0TrcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of stock
holders of the ATLANTIC Coast Nine
RAILROAD Company Will be held nj
the office Of the company.tin the city
Of ofe R a Va, on TUESDAY. tho
A15th day OF November, A. ID. 1910, al
~ o'clock a, NJ The transfer books
or the company will close Wednes-
day, November 2. 1910, at o'Gioch
nesday, November 16, 1910, at 10
O'clock a. NJ.
Secretary.
october 81. 1910.
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FOR SALE. ONE NEW FRAME
house. Ave rooms and hall; porches
on both sides; new barn. stables and
poultry houses; one good horse. har-
ness and wagon: two plows, one mar
row. one weeder, one cultivator, SIX
acres good corn. hay and potatoes.
and forty acres of fine, rich lana
on G, & o. r. r.; all go for Sl.soo.
Talk with L. ". HARRIS, lilo East
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--F-5-=-z7=
NeaI Gstatr 1lat1tfD.

WANTED, I. TRACT OF OAK TIM
Der in southside Virginia; send de.
scription. quantity, hauling distance
and price to Box 81, Macon, n. g.
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5 SENATOR BRADLEY ILL

He n Now Patient IN iiasptial at
BowltnE Green.
Ttn ,stMt's ssntes essen Senator ", O. Bradley
became = patisat at a local hosp E';sa
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Richmond. Fredericksburg and

poton,ac railroad Company.
Once OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. November !, 1917 IN
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Richmond. f'reae ena,s ~,
ba held at its Office. in the city OF
R Fl Va. on MONDAY. the 21ss
day Of November 1910. at IL O'clock
A. N. -, ia
closed at s o'clock p. NJ. Friday, No.
vember IA, 1910, and reopened at 10
o'clock A. NJ Tuesday. November o..
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
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HOPE DISAPPEARS


WIFI Go On.
Chicago. Ill, November Slopes or
an Immediate settlement OF the gar.
fnent workers strike disappeared to-
day. when the strikers voted not 70
4. Rickert. The Chicago Eederhtion
Of Labor voted to-day to uphold the
garment workers.
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Attfttntt sDalss, siyuture 59apR
BY G. L. & n L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
S21 p. Main street.
AUCTION SALE

TWO NEAT DWELLINGS ON ASK
LAND STREET, FACING THE OLD
REESE RyOIR PARK. WE L l.
RENTED
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LOST, SATURDAY NIGHT, ONE
black fur neckpiece. between FIRST
Street and the City Auditorium. re
gbulI
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The Atlantic Land and Inn

The Atlantic Land and 1m-
provement Company
Office OF the Secretary. !.
the regular annual meeting Of stock:
holders OF The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company will be helo
at the office OF the company IN the
o,ty Of Richlrond Va, on ,rUESpAi,
the 18th day of November, a. ID. lSlo'
at 1880 o'clock p. M.
II. Il. BORDEN,
Secretary.
october al. l9lo.
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stable and do come houHe WORK;
bring recommendations. Call be.
tween the hours OF and 10 O'CLOCK
this Monday. Apply at ioS "ost
t;raon street.
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DeIp UManren. = elnatE.

sfGSodg1PHnR; SIX YE1Ks AZ AZ
with legal bank. railway and other
oftiee work. desires position AZ once
references Phone Madison TOO. OF
address ri. 81, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, FIRST GLASS COOK
liberal wages. Apply TO MRS. 5. "
MEEK, on Brook Road. Opposite
Hammonds.
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Child r en- CrY
FOR FLETCHER'S
G. n S g Re | a

IMPROVED sLE&PfNG CAR SERVICE
no MEMPHIS, TENN.
via Southern Hallway, through Ashe-
Vile. Knoxville and Chattano oga.
|wifhout change, Leave Richmond
|aio:I5 A, NJ daily. Consult ticket
aEents. wax ~. siaa.s.a fs.sl.
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Sieai Estate for 5ai,.


ar acres good saw timber; Ii miles
from depot: forty miles from Rich
mond at SIS per acre this Is a big
FEATHER s07 \. Avenue, Brook
land Park. Va.
So ACRES; EIGHT ROOM DWELLING;
large barn; all necessary outbuild-
ings; miles from Richmond; 65 acres
in cultivation: balance In original
growth timber.
1901 acres; four miles from Richmond;
seven-room dwelling; large, new
barn; all necessary outbuildinas'
land in high state of cultivation;
must be sold in thirty days terms
TO suit the purchaser
Ten other good farms. within seven
miles Of Richmond. ranging from %
to $50 acres; good buildings terms
10 suit the buyers. CARY L. BEA-
DIES. Route i. Richmond, Va. Phone
county line, I'LL.
CAN YoU BEAT THIS MAIN
street. corner West; 136xilelO feet;
SOS foot. two side lots can be cut OF
worth ST. foot Madison l46,
FARMS AND TIMBER nANps-MI
new catalogue contains 400 farm
virginia. / pay your railroad lara
write for free catalogue. Address
j. r. ELAN. Box 2s7. Charlcttasvilie.
Va.
FOR SALE, JACKSON WARD LOT;
very cheap. Apply el5 Brook Ave-
nue.. ~
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4afln lislauter. tflalt.

11NTf.D. MEN no LEARN BARBER
trade. New system. Only eight weeks
required Wages while learning.
Steady position guaranteed For
free catalogue address MoLER
BARBER COLLEGE,. New y or rf. Siey.
WANTED. SEVERAL GOOD TIMERS
and furnace workers Apply al once
BoNEEY & DOZIER. AL Church
Street opposite Freemason, Norfoik.
Va
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FOR SALE. COMPLETE SET OF BANK
fixtures. good as new; AZ bargain.
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nlle.lurs ~

xN EsrA sLlsHEp STOCK AND BOND
house requires The services OF three ire
statesmen 10 represent IL In diiefent
localities and to travel virginia
ABILITY only will limit their earn
ings. Although experience is IN
necessary. applications vii! not be
ronaIdered unless references and
complete information are contained
sum-. rein. Special consideration WIZ
on him i,.SSn applicants VINO VIII COT
offered him si,1sig change from thelf
pany her to the cetions Address 3 20.
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~ ~, MIR. ALEXANDER SIDNEY LAN1ER.
w, after an absence of four years as
a nae. ntsristant to the Attorney-General OF
also was philippine Islands, has resumed
produce H,neral practice of law in this
British an with Offices in the American
renIlesf imi,al Rank Building.
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Dininen6 5autires.

Offlce of the Treasurer,
Wilmingto N c., November i. 1910.
TIE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of two and
one-f1aif per cent. on the preferred
capital stock of that company, pay
able at the office of the Treasurer. At
wilmington. N. c.. on and after No
ver1lber H. 1910. The transfer books
are closed from the 31st day of Oc-
tober, 1910, to November 10, 1910.
both dates inclusive.
treasurer.
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FLATS tnr & INT.

FOR RENT, THREE ROOM SECOND
story flat: all conveniences to party
without children: for light house
keeping; West End. Call on CHAS.
FISHER, 2l2 North Third. Phone
Madison 6692.
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QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from US. We have oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prices
are right. We please everybody,
phone Madison 6s13. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AMI, COAL CO. SCI
Brook Avenue. .
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A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without a peer-ive gallons for 200.
deliyered--Holly Springs Lithla
Water Phone Monroe All.
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Hotireg.

SaIRTs TO o..pBR-FALL AND WIN
ter shirtings are being shown by US
In ali the desirable patterns OF both
foreign and domestic weaves. Fine
dress shirts, as we'll as colored;
paiamas and ur 9erwear made TO
measure only on the premises. Can
or write for samples. CREERY
SHIRT co, INC. 7l3 East Main
Street. W. s. Constable. p -sident
and treasurer
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Ises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1910,
at 43O p. NJ. the two frame dwellings.
containing about six rooms each, num-
bered 12Is and 1914 Ashland street,
facing the Old Reservoir Park, With lot
land Street The houses are compara
lively new. occupied by good tenants
at a paying rental, thus making a good
Investment or nice homes.
TERMS Liberal and announced at
800 c. L. & II. L. DENooN,
Auctioneers.
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Thoroughly Taught at reasonaois tut
tor rates; da. and eHnnine sessions
Telephone, callS or write for purticn'
lars. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE
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By virtue of deed OF trust. dated
January IA, 1909 recorded in clerks of
tce Henrico Circuit Court, ID. b. 1S4 a,
page 304. and al request OF note holder,
default having been made IN payment
of notes secured In said deed, Will
sell by auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1910,
at o'clock p. NJ, the real estate de-
scribed in said deed as 'al those two
certain lots of land, with ali the im-
provements thereon, lying and being
In the county of Henrico, Va, on the
south side of Purdie Avenue, desig.
mated as lots Nos. IS and 50 in the sub
division of block No. 5, in the plan OF
Waverly."
TERMS. Cash to pay expenses OF
sale. any taxes due and to pay two
notes OF SEA EACH With interest on
same. credit as to note of s24, due July
II, 1910, and notes of s24 and $500.
both due January IA, 1915 balance at
one and two years, per cent. interest,
or all cash at option OF purchaser.
c. L. DENOON. Trustee.
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BY Pollard & Bagby
AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOME. NO.
4os n. ROBINSON STREET. BE-
TWEEN KENSINGToN AND
STUART AVENUES

We will sell at auction, on the prem
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER .. 1910.
at 4.sJ r. NJ, the alb - ,rso,,..Jnsl heN
BRICK house, containing eight rooms
and all modern conveniences and ready
for possession.
The house is new and improving
each day In value 1t must be sold.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Aucfioneers
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WANTED. BRIGHT. ACTIVE. SALES
girls with or without experience; ior
ali departments: references Eequ4Feo'
MILLER & RHoADs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07

YOU GET YOUR MONE4' : WURTlH
when you have tailored corset.
Made entirely of imported material,
1t will outwear two ordinary corsets,
and being designed especially for
YOU. the comfort and style will
charm you. Let us make one for
you. MRS. Al j. PYLE. an North
Fifth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-07

Fop SALE. JACKSON WARD LOT;
Very cheap. Apply sl5 Brook Ave-