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Evening journal., 1911-03-09

them and eventually causes coarae, sAiiov
Ekin-thon wrinkles 20 have smooth
skin that looks natural and not artihoiel
you must use a lotion. Here q a splendid
recipe for an inexpensive one: Get from
any drug store four ounces of spurmax dis
solve 10 in a half pins hot water, adding
ttywo teaspoonfgis slyeerine. Apply this Ia.
tion 70 your face, neck and arms, rubbing
gently q few moments and IL viii lend
most charming tone TO your skin. Spurmox
lotion removes the shi,te and gives a clean
clear wholesome look 60 sallow skin. II
you desire really charming complexion
taboo face powders. They rub on too eas.
iy and give that readisy noticeable paint
ed look which this lotion does not. THIS
pies and sure protection 70 delicats
skin from biting winds and changes Of
weathcs
Sylvia Never wash your hair with sap
The alkal in soap is Injurious to the hair
and in time will eat the very life out Of t.
causing your hair 90 become streaky and
split % the ends. For really good shan
throx IN cup % hot water. shampoo end
rinse with clear water This shampoo Lash
crs abundantlv, remove an dirt dandrrf
and excess oil. and viii leave your hai
SO quickly that 10 makes shampooins o rcel
pleasure After using it once yea viii
imagine you have twice as much hair as you
had before This is the skempoo now used
by many Of The best hairdressers. After
shampooing. an application Of quinzoin hair
tonic will prove very invigorating and re-
freshing 20 your scalp.
Celia. You can't expect to appear fasei
mating with pimples al over your face
During the winter anyone's blood is likely
20 become thick and sluggish from aecun.
ulated poisons. which frequently md an
outlet in the face. This condition can be
overcome by taking good system tonic
and blood ru~iAer. An excellent md Ia.
expensive. oid-fsshioned tonic Of tried merit
Is made with kardene. Dissolve one ounce
Of ksrdene IN half pint alcohol then add
BALI Gun sugar and enourN hot wsfsr tc
make qu-~t Teke t.hiasnoonful Ne.
Sore each m~-l and you III soon feel like
a new r--son, and vo,~ coniolexion vii
clear and take on a healthy tone.
Kate: (al Reducing your weight without
nlenty % exercise and dieting may appear
quite diHcuit. but have a fornula that
hns worked wonders where other remedies
fave fnilrd. Put four ounces of psrnoiir
W 10 pints hot water When cold. strsliI
out the sediment end take tablespoonful
of the liquid before each meal Il j. harm
less remedy and leaves the skia free fror
habbiness. lbl 10 make your syss nriEa
and healthy. use crystos eye tonic regularly
n Is sold BY ell druggists.
Evening journal., 1911-03-09
REDEEM YOUR COUPON.

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Evening journal., 1911-03-09

loa. You must not use face powder Il
you want a smooth, rosy, healthy, complex.
ION. Powder enters tSs pores, enlarges
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
MANY MEASURES
ARE EXPECTED
DuT OWING TO VAST DIFFERENCE
or OPINION FEW
WILL PASS.
GOVERNMENT RECORD
MONETARY REFORM MORE IN
PORTANT THAN TARIFF
REFORM on OTHER
MATTERS.
GOVERNMENT RECORI
By THOMAS C, sHoTWEIL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Congress
meets next Monday. II il were
Congress of weii-balanced statesmen
Its meeting under existing circum-
stances would be enough to frighten
people out OF the stock market. But
while 1t Is known that many drastic
laws will be proposed for the regu-
lation Of business the differences of
opinion among the members are SO
radical that very few OF these meas
ures will ever be passed. Still fewer
Of them will get the Presidents sig
nature and the fights they will stir
UP will make 1t impossible to pass
any of them over the Presidents veto.
Tariff reform will come as a matter
OF course. because all parties are
pledged to 1t, but the measures vetoed
by the President last summer mark
the extreme In several directions and
the business world In just as anxious
to have tariff revision finished as are
the politicians,
Everybody Is reconciled to quiet
business and that fact ensures a
gradual increase OF busins 4. for what
growth does develop VIII be GA firss,
foundations There are specks Of
pessism in the financial world, but
the constant growth OF railroad gross
earnings and Of bank ciearings proves
d. II
spite of the high wages that prevail
net earnings are also satisfactory.
Indicted as ScAreSrOw.
Legislation concerning corporations
Is robbed OF its terrors because the
Sherman antitrust law has been in
dicted a. scareerow. tried by pub
lie opinion and found guilty. II was
passed before the condition was de-
veioped that II 10 trying to control
This law taken in connection with the
supreme Court decisions in the oil
and tobacco decistons leaves it In
tho power OF politicians to bring suit
against nine-tenths OF the business en-
terprises OF the country IL suits are
necessary for campaign material. The
government itself IL partner I'm
Whatever crimes may have been co.,
mltted In the course OF its violation
and common honesty compels either
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
TAXES
office Collector OF City Taxes.

~ SAty axes.
City Hall,
Richmond. Va, Nov. Is. 19i1
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. EG6
1911. WILL. BE DUE IN DECE1pEn
AND J6 NOW READY FOR PAYMENr
AT THIS OFFICE. .4sA
every MALE twenty-one year. Of
age. and EVERY person keeping hous.
or doing business in the city Il a..
sessed Tor person9l taxes Those vhc
have not paid any city taxes durin~
the year win please caii and settle -
g 70 avoid being posted a. deiin
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are aiso
dus. and will have to be declares A..
lnQuent II not paid on or before end
five PER CENT. Ill be .da.a ;.
- 49, neis i not paid on or before De.
Interest a SIX PER CENT. .,.o -.
taehes to all bills ~ soon As reported
delinquent
Particular attention is called To m.
above. as under an ordinance $780,
oy the CITY Council there can be no
avoldance OF the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAxES &C
must be paid at tho office OF DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull streets.
HI. l. HULCE.
City Collector.
City OF Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

two and q half million pounds werN
sold on the warehouse doors, cQAn<5
pared with about 3.7Sc.060 pounds
ring the preceding week. The har11a
weather prevailing this week aox
counts in large measure for the dis
minished receipts,
While the demand for nearly NH
grades continues undated. goo4S
bright tobaccos are somewhat hi8nrs
er this week and are in strong d1SS
mand. the buyers taking eagerly III
that Ii offered. Wrappers har4
brought as much as $50 the hum
dred. Generally speaking. the gust
ity Of the leaf offered this week hnA
been better than that marketed fO1
several weeks The better portion ~:
the crop Ia now being marketed.
There will be no sales on Than1koss
giving Day. but with favorable w1GIes
Their. such as il now in prospect, Ht4~}
other heavy weeks offerings n -
pscted.
The following quotations are -
ported:
Lugs-Common. $40 to SIC; M,1
dunn. SIC to SIT: fine. SIT to 43e,
Leaf--Medium. elf to 317.S6: me-
dunn wrappers, SIS to SIS; fine wyon
pers, $40 to $50. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

In execution Of deed OF trust 12
the 10th, day Of May, 1910. and TT
ID In the clerks office OF the OF
Court Of CumberlAnd county u
s sssa n IL ps q Il. az a.. e sse.ss
! VIII sell BY snctioa ON the Ut
IT l3:10 o'clock r. ~, the t6o 16o
parcels OF land with the improV1
thereou. locsted In the e0u11J
Cumberland, fully DESERVED ri
First. A lot consisting ~ oNS I
on the west side ana a4jAant1N 4
lAnds OF Maria Brown ana r.
iAG. being the same lot q DoS(
lad conveyed TO d g Knt4
n n.sis Er q Ia, sna otAsrs - -
oiSs seosd. :" 1 ss ss:ss eo...snsas a,sl
oas-hais acrs bounded e 12lleN ~
Tontorth Road. rupnlnG oo1I
from said road - yaFdea M61|
Dr. u. r snsea, tie said lp.1
for eraduai widsning Is thsY e
oAtA kreAt II bonn4Nd ~ ~
the Holman eetate. ana n ~
~ tAA lana q j. Flemtea
g|ssss:sas !. =: :. -. -
. trustSSss. eemi1taei4n. To-
paiA g time " sate. 80 " KIT
e eess s sssMss. i sefe Rtyssstls
Any sssidus Is IS sayabiS n
ssIsd s. Sssa 8 sssss = 4
= i wns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
SEALED PROPOSALS.
PRoP0sALx ron THE CONYEDER.
ATE MEMORIAL lNSTITtT TIE.
NtCHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, president
Of the Confederats Memorial Assocla-
ing, Richmond. Va. uRi4l. IL o'clock NJ,
Monday. December Is, lsll, and then
opened, for the construction completes
y ssass1s ai sxtpIE. s sna q
gas piping and iiEhting nxtures). for
= buliaing to be known A. the Com
lederate Memorial Mstttute," in accor-
d q; a,. Win drawlns. and specitications
Bailey Buiiding. Philadelphia, Penn.
Copies OF the drawings and spscin-
cations C. cs,s,n and , form: ct E.oposals may
on Or after Friday, December !. 1911.
Each Application must be acc0mpA MED
by y tertified check for $4,000. paya-
Ola 70 the order OF the Confederate
the drawings and specincst,oSs mus.
be returned IN good condition with ths
propoaals. whereupon the above check
will be returned; but upon failure of
ten the drawings ana spaciiications
the sam OF $500 will be forfeited and
deducted from the above cheek. The
right - reserved to reject any or all
bids.
The contractor to whom the award
- made win be required to furnish .
bono OF = surety company in the sum
u 90 per cent es the amount q the
.formance Of the confrscf. " -
Copies OF the dravtngs ana epeeia.
cations may % seen. eiso q the office
son "a; ,,s Mssss, msms.a}
VI. eho'
J. TAYLOR ELIYsox
Pres. ConfsderAte Mem, Aaao.
offtcs Superintendent Of Public charl.
sealed r sssss.:|. ", |. ,. i, !,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
;Wants|W a n tsW ants
Virginian Want Advertising VIII Serve You
GO In Many Ways Cd

vIRGINIAN WANT ADVERTISING WILL
SERVE YOU when new employment must be
found-and haste is imperative. A work-wantcd
I'D that really urgent win not often fail Of results
although, of course, some persistency is often
necessary. Even so-h several repetitions Of your
ad were needed--it would sill be 1.-THE best way"
vIRGINIAN WANT ADVERTISING WILL
SERVE YOU in finding BETTER JOB. MOST
better jobs are found through the help of the
wants"
If you are SURE you ought to be earning more
-use the want columns,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

it's amendment or the passage OF ex-
planatory laws to be taken in connec-
ton with 1t.
whacks ut Government.
Ths United States government. how
ever, has a bad record in the matter
of honesty for. although the Civil War
was ended more than forty-six years
ago, 1t IL still compelling the public
TO lend $350.0o0,0 900 to II without tn
terest. That loan was tustiiable as
4 war measure. a. was also the syo,
tenn of bank currency based upon
United States bonds. But in adher-
ing to the present system of currency
and banking the United States gov
eminent is guilty OF the grosscst kind
OF market manipulation OF its funds.
Congress cannot in decency demand
honesty of private citizens until the
government finances themselves are
put upon an honest basis.
Monetary reform has always in
this column bssn held as Of more
Importance than tariff reform or trust
busting, and that view in being taken
by many leaders in finance and atates-
manship. 10 that Congress may rise
to the occasion this winter and for
mulate a law on the subject. The
mere hope Of a reasoable law in this
connection 10 worth more to the con-
tructive side OF the stock market than
all the doubts and fears on tafiN
and trust busting that can be mar
shaded against 1t. A monetary law
passed by q Democratic House and
Republican Senate and signed by q
Republican President would appeal
to all classes OF the people.
Possibilities Balance.
The good and bad possibilities Of
the pohuetans sem 70 % ABOUT even
~ balanced. ano TOT tnat reason per.
sons intosesseo IN the STOCK market
snoaio pay more attsnuon tnan they
nave been doing 20 Details OF bust
meas IN eeneraL Because OF the pro-
Iouho depre@hon tnat mas ruled IN
me COPPER mssAet Ior years strong
sNuauon mas dese'opeu there. COP
per mas oeen inuoauoeo INTO many
pr'ee ooes not 1iso more ,nah cent
or two above the present level.
Ine Ioi'y OF ,wen.y-Mx cent copper
nas neeH % .moscutnay estaohsned
tnat - nor HAeiy tnal any epecu-
lators VIII aVempt 70 corner the
meta asain. - tney o'd IN issS.
consumers have Doeh Duying from
day 10 day. ana their Stocks OF sur
Plus metal are pracucaIly nothing
Accordins 20 .ne Hkures OF the Cop-
per froducsrs Aseociatioh the visible
supply OF copper mas Desn materially
reduced: the recent ADVANCE Ia the
price OF copper mntai seems TO YER
w ms repoIt. Inc coppers there
tore should Do Junt entering upon =
perod o. pFesDsrity.
Extend bayink M0vesnent.
In the steel INDUSTRY the only
change that seems posstols u IN sAs
direction OF improvement Railroads
nave rssraiasd from buying material
ana tna nuy!ne movement receneiy
begun IA rolling stock must extend
tue pnce ~ Ateel Whlch seams 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
N. 4 w. Reduces Fare to Norfo,k
Account Virginia Educational

On account Of the Virginia Educa
tionai Conference at Norfolk, Novem.
Der -. to December /, the Norfolk
and Western Railway, will. on Mo-
vember rs. IS. ~. 20 and 20, sell nom
stations on its lines in Virginia, round
tri- tickets to Norfolk. ut rate OF one
ana one NTH the regular one-vay
1ares. The round trip fare from Rich
mcnd VIII be only 1850. All ticket.
sood Iof return passage until Mon.
day, December 4. The "Norfolk Ts,r-
tied" and the Ocean Shore Tin,.
tied leaving Richmond . A. NJ. and
r. NJ. respectively, will take YOU
through TO Norfolk without chance ia
the quickest possible time.
G. H. BOSLEY.
DistEict Passenger Agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
FAILED To LAND
DIG Ia, Or NEE

Defeated in their efforts to land IT
1912 meeting OF the American m
GRAFTON Of Labor for Richmond. 81
with assuranees that Richmond W69
b chosen for the 1913 ms4tiuG.
Richmond delegation returned ~
yesterday from Atlanta, where t
had been to attend the annual ~
ing OF the Federation and ID M
Richmond for the big labor mast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
GassAease - lsaaufaetari.g site -
west :ias o. nostn ssysn.sentn
WsayeA0uno oR D1nnuAnetuPanw site in
South kichmcno. raiircAd faculties.
psssh RseAnssD-lst 1ssxlxb. VITA
three-stoTy brack werehouae: shaft
ing, engine and boilsr All ready to
hand. A bargain
ssssA nleAne.a--l.st ssxls4, On Cor
ner, in manufacturing district.
Si~e Property II FssrsA ana Decstsr
for itself nicely. O. A. HAWKiNs.
Real Estate. 100 North seventh
street.
- Dsseh. V. MarsAall strest--Ni.e
rooms. range bath; rents. ssee per
annum.
ssstA FesrtA strsse---s~s,l store or
office; new. central location.
lles nlsca. Easa Cary serset-rve
thres-story brick stores; rent cheap.
FsftA street. neswee. srssa ana Grsee
streets---Store. with heat.
-: sssek, srees Avsas>-sters, Rent.
Wv P1S uBVhA"
FRAT, So Dleek. west Greco street.
Ave rooms, bath; rent. 1900 per an
mum.
'Tsst. o. A. ssA~sisisss. issss nst nsw
100 North Seventh street.
SIS NsrtA Twe.ty-F1ftA strees-De-
tached. i've rooms. bath; rent. sa0o
per annum.
11l5 sestA LoaAarAy streee-sax
rooms; - per month.
oeS sevtA Harrison street--Uaghe
rooms. hath. iarTs lot; rent tls per
3sI4 west Grace street--Nsw Moaers,
rooms: ysnt low. o. A. HAWKINS.
10 Norm as.' s.;yssse e stree. sa.''s 0''s'
near Msdaesf coil.ss. 1snsa, 'i ~:
price. 3a.S0o. J. a. CONNOLLY 4
Three Drick Dw<liing. near Gannle's
Hill, renting Tor $500. Price, 4lS.-
zoe; would sxchangs for rranxiin o.
street }. A. CONNOLLY Il co.
Ahsut sIxty Fes4 - Hansver Deseee,
near Boulevard: will sell II S6L per
foot under market. ). a. CONNOLLY
nrlek Dwssliae g 1leAt nssns q
K c es5siS LIZ : "a er'e'' .s'7se'
s a~sii,nss. rs ssss e 1oss eoiss1s3
tt:nants Tor $3.50 per. an1un: Prizes.
NELLY . Co
4 New Dstek Up-se-Dsss y1as ns,,a.
inE q Wet Ena. north of Main
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

A Bargain. - Acres Of LanA 4 Leg
miles of railroad station. with q
four-room house, good spring, Tots
buildings, orchard: about twenay -nve
.cres ready TOR cultiy:tson: pasture
Tened ssnssd a.. c1sss sn.R ;leo9 "a on nay ::sy
quarters for Farm Bargains
six miles from Richmond, with 100
acres OF nice, rich bottom land. Ele-
CANT stock ranch or dairy farm. To
be closed out this week At q great
a. easy te rnss e A eaik Sc . g.
y North Eighth street.
EiSha Acres ef LanAs With Absst 30
cords Of wood. ons-haf mile OF
James rixer. twelve miles OF Rich
Make s s,e. heas sset. M ssnsh g.
little country club. Win sell for
800: sieo cash, oslAncs easy CAS-
sELNAN 4 Co, 2: North Eighth
room cottage: beautiful spring; .iiu-
three miles east Of Chester and four
teen miles Of Richmond. for only
saee. on easy terms cAssELMAN =
Far c..on :. Ps e. = sst:s. c .s:s
vegetables. fruits and staple farm
r fs nsss' psvrn cis; He eo e.
southern Bldg. Wilmington. N. c.
Fe~ cxcha.ges 4 Dplsn1s1 I.eesae
section OF Washington. b. c. well
country place near Richmond. Va
Address JAMEa J. LAMProN co,
me- l4lo g street, n. W.. WASH
ington. d. c.
New ns~se 81 sevea Reens, Hee an1
ceid water; one acre; near station
5000; easy terms. THOMAS ORA
PER- 1890 EnslOw avenue Highland
Park.
heAes 81 The FreAesssAsbsrg Railreaa,
ten miles from Richmond on q small
write VIII Z e EsAk s S e.. m H.n
six Nice Lots II Nerth Side A The
sacrifice price Of rs per front foot.
grauolithic sidewalks; this il a
chance to get nice situation to build
you . home. Address J. J. FEATH-
Err. So7 n. Avenue. Brookiand Park,
Va.
w y s,srs !. IN Es.i P{ F.E e
kohEnT ROAD SeG 4. ]. Alliance. Ohio
Fer sale-New Fivs-Rsea House in
West End. Pay monthly and own
your home. Apply ais West Clay.
Farms WauGaA.-IAn Your Farms,
suburban aaA esase property with
us for sale Send Tor iisting blanks
to-day. AMOS = POINDEXTER,
Travellers Building.
Fer Sale, Handssms New Incidence
on Fry Spring 1oaa, near universtty
Ut Virginia; also the adjoining lot.
y. Z. g. Boz q. Bon All. VI.
Fev Sale. 1Aoa Flsy1 Avenue, ms1srn
brick house Of eight rooms. price.
$4,000. Apply TO OWNER. 1914 Wesf
Grace. or rhons Madison 4sI7-J.
oSoo Fsr : Nice Mans Size. nr,ekl.n1
Park Boulevard. about le0 feet front.
This 4 cn = bss S9 " +. PURCELL.
street
s:sss ss sss:s = T hk:css.ek 1 ss
co, INC. 100 Mosth Elghsn street.
- r ss,yFs1Hs ssevsy - ~ T,sA "
North Eighth sfS0st
Vet g IN - e $50 New
' ss.d ne msssy y .s p;sss Sse :s,
offics 4. Gig Hsaeinssr.
H'ss1SSe es,,Hns.r - ,,,,
Sealed proposals. NsIi u fsceiy "a At
i ss,, osslcs s PILE TFsisaf. Ncye%bsr e.
ne ia frssiss ssF ii: sls 81; esaa assr
e :a psr ras' ~ sPs ess ss,sa's eIsy:
TrsasursH for SssS:6 .ss s s q sms ANY
senh be: - : gsarantSs u ssecstion
- rTTvIus<r,sss.l.x1 e d -. 81 -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

SERVE you promptly and surely when YOU want
to hire somebody. Looking for work nowadays
begins in looking over the help wanted" ads. No
in this city who wants work viii fail to read your
ad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

vIRGINIAN WANT ADVERTISING WILL
SERVE YOU in your tenant-quest--and that's
REAL servicel Vacant property gets burdensome
NO quickly that the Classified advertising campaign
should be vigorous and determined one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

vIRGINIAN WANT ADVERTISING WILL
SERVE YOU when the cook yields to the Gypsy
instinct in her-and moyesi Yes-perhaps the
next one will have the same ultimate "call, but
that's the way Of cooks! And cook-fndins is
REAL SERvICE-youu admit that!
vIRGINIAN WANT ADVERTISING WILL
one--even though not OF the usual" class OF want
advert ising quests. For example, want ad will
help you sell PLAN almost as readily - PRO-
DUCT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
200 Block r rFAnklia Street--Drieh
10 rooms, 7e foot front Owner ieav
ing city. A bargain.

350O Bleeks Hanover Aveaue---Nins
rooms, modern. concrete cellar under
entire house; brand new; most de-
sirAhie homo 1T moderate price. O
A. HAWKING. Real Estate, 100 NORTH
Seventh atrAAf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
LOST

koUt-BrOwm Female Hound, MeAlun
size; Sunday. Noyember r.. Vicinity
Belt Line Bridge; has white feet and
white blaze In face: answers to name
OF Smut. Reward * returned TO 1923
Eggleston street tnear Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
LMat--Gmasl Purse, CoAtalnin4 Mo0ey,
Miller & Rhoads or Decent store.
Reward. MISS BURWEi4L. 302 South
Third.
Lamt--RedAish BvOwn Celtic, waite
around neck feet. breast and tip
of tail. Reward Ii returned to 2T1s
East Marshall, or phone Madison
S44S-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
Vgnn Want Ads Do Their Work Quickly, Efficiently Economically
NJ it tt
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Virginia Apple Orchards Present the
most attractive form of investment,
conservatism, and adequate returns
considered. The Knob Apple Or
chard Co., Inc, owns valuable prop
erty in Henry county. Va. which
is already producing best quality
apples. They refer to Bank of Mar
CO.. Roanoke. Va; Governor VIM.
Hodges Mann. and Mr. f. II. La
Baume. Of the n. & W. Rwy.. a.
to the reliability and value Of their
corporation and proposition. Ad-
dress them, Box b92, Roanoke, Va,
for prospectus and particulars II
interested ia a conservative, vet
profitable Investment.
e2,sss win nay Very Attractive
property centatning - acres located
within flve minutes walk OF stations.
only six miles from Richmond. Dwell
ing, q nav. very ATTRACTIVE 4-room
cottage, with large haii through CEN
tire. large front porch. New two-
rh: ssa 4 Il so snS a0a ana
lies gently rolling. All cleared ak
cept about ave acres, which 10 In
wood. a0ms Of this land win aver
age from forty to flfty bushels corn
per acre.
side Beverly street. between Meadow
ana Rowland: pantry. bath, range.
hot and cold water. combination fix
lures Price, and terms reasonable.
200 Block z. Fxaakls. street-Driek,
10 rooms. 7e foot front. Owner ieav-
ing city. A bargain.
3S0O Hleeks Hanover Aveuue---Nino
rooms. modern. concrete cellar under
entire house: brand new; most de-
sirAhie homo 1T moderate price. o.
A. HAWKING. Real Estate, 100 North
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27

it's amendment or the passage OF ex-
planatory laws to be taken in connec-
ton with 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-27
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. A. Minnear & Co. say today:
There was better tone To the mar
kcts all around today and while the
rally was very Insignificant, it was
greatly appreciated by holders of Sc
curities. The announcement that ar
rangoments had been made and pro-
tcctive committee named to take con-
troll of "A large Boston operators in
tercsts, helped to stay the tide Of
liquidation for a time i'm such stocks
rs Arizona Commercial, Boston Cor
bin and Shannon, they again weak
cned fractionally. Several OF the cop
pers made new low records on t9e
break and were it not for the steady
investment buying, they would very
likely have seen lower figures. Even
now liquidation does not seem to have
spent itself but there is this much
about the situation. Copper shares
are ridiculously cheap and good
rally from these prices is inevitable
sooner or later.