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The evening world., 1911-12-04
BRONX SUBWAY
DIGGING BEGUN
WITH RARE TOOLS
Willcox's Gold Pick Makes
First Dirt Fly, Then Miller
Yields Souvenir Spade.

The digging of the Bronx branch OF
the new triborough subway was begun
to-day IN formal fashion. Chairman
william r.. Wilcox of the Public Ser
vice Commission. J. Harris Jones. Presi-
dent OF the North Side Board OF Trade.
and Borough President Cyrus C. Miller
using n gold-plated pick and gold and
silver plated spades with no little skill.
A stand had been erected opposite No.
$40 Mott avenue n a section of the
pavement had been taken up to give
the distinguished laborers a chance to
make the dirt fly. But the cold wind
n the snow sweeping through the
stand at the time set for the ceremony
caused Mr.. Wilcox to suggest that the
speechmaking be done at the rooms OF
the Board OF Trade. Ave blocks away.
and then a quick run be made back to
the spot to make the initial hole In the
ground.
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JAMES McCREERY 4 GO.
23rd Street .n. q 5@th Stfeee
On Tuesday, December the sth

NECKWEAR DEP"TS. In Both Stores.
Showing of Lace Neckwear, including
Macrame, Venise, Filet and Irish laces.
Various New Styles.
Cascade Jabots, with full ruffle Of nov
city lace. soc, csc, 1.25 ana 1.75
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on a ladder. The bird was dead.
william Conway, a member OF the san
wage corps, was overcome by smoke
while at work on the third floor and was
rescued by fremen. The tenants were
able to resume occupancy OF their aoart-
ments after the fire was extinguished,
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Born Lucky.

From the Atlanta ConHituion.l
"some men Just can't help beln' lucky"
'Why-what's happened nowY'
Nothing but this: Earthquake swal.
lowed the meanest man In town. and
when they found him he wuz alive an
we'll an stakin' OF a gold mlne!'
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CORSET DEP"TS. In Both Stores.
rr- La Vida Corsets
Models for every type of figure. Made
of Coutil, Batiste and Broche.
400, 500, 600 to $50
W.. B. Redu5o Corsets for stout figures.
Size 20 to Sc. 800 and 500
W. B. models for slight and medium
figures. 100, $50 and 400
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100000 BLAZE
DRIVES HUNDREDS
FROM THEIR HOMES
u. S. Express Company Build
ing and 400 Horses De-
Stroyed in Jersey City.
LOSES LIFE.
Records of the Company and
200 of Its Wagons
Are Also Burned.
LOSES LIFE.


f1re IN Jersey III carry to-day de-
s.royed the building OF me uhited states
dcrson s,ree,s On. man 10 missing ana
Is believed to have lost his life. Four
hundred horses we're burned to death:
two hundred wagons and all the COM
pany's records and papers were de-
stroyed. The flames spread to adjo,n-
ing blocks, damaged a dozen tenements
and drove hundreds of families. men.
women and children. shiyerinS in their
night, clothes. into the snowy streets,
The loss IL estimated at more than
81. 900. COO.
The man who ia missing and Il. sup.
posed 70 have per,shed wa, Fredarick
Ancknev. in charge n, tho .Icl, horse dc.
M rtmen, ue ,urned IN an alarm ana
u.r, 20 r..cuo .o,a n, Nh. ,or.a. n.
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.

Union Pacific, 20. 700 shares, Reading. 81, 400
-hares United States steel, 80. $50 shares; Sonth-
Irn Railway, 3 500 sharts. Northern Paciic. 400
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svits 2 SsYSaSYs &, sslss n fyss Js Seei in
y SsssAsa sla 60 - SsuaAs
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II JtMES McCREERY co.
<5fd street .~.,.., 34th Street
On Tuesday, December the 5th

STERLING SILVER DEP'TS. I'm Both Store.
~ -, ~
Sterling Silver Novelties comprising
Toilet Sets, Frames, Vases, Colognes and
Jewel Cases.
Deposit Silver Salt Bottles. ..I.35 to 1000
"3 Soiosnes.....l o75
Combination Jewel Cases and Pin
Cusaions. to 1900
Bouquet Holders. .......I.5 so " 1000
Photograph Frames. ........ 90 " $500
Deposit Silver Vases. ....... $50 d" 1000
81
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The Closing Prices.

avs highest, owcst and last prices " stocks
net changes as compared with SATURDAYS
lgufes ARE "A, follows: Net
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4 ChIld's Question.

From the Boston Transcript
PA, do COWS have souls?'
"Of course not"
Then what part does the sole leather
come from?"
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DRESSES. In Both Stores.

DRESSES. In Both Stores.
Second Floor, rwentythkd Street
.- Fifth Floor. TMryfourth Street
Extensive stock of Nurses and Maids
Dresses, Caps and Aprons in all the new
styles. Aprons with or without bib. Also
Sewing and Afternoon Tea Aprons.
Maids and Nurses Dresses of fancy
stripe percale. Size "a to AZ. csc and I.2S
-, Oh Fine Lawn Aprons in a variety of de-
; ~ signs. With or without bib.
; ~. ~ 4sc. Csc and CSC
Fl go
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In Both Stores.

RIBBONS. In Both Stores. ' ~'
65 inch MORE Taffeta and 7 38 inch Satin
Taffeta Ribbon in an assortment OF colors
and black or white. age and 33c per yard
values SOC and Soc
Ribbons suitable for Holiday use in a
variety of widths, colors and weaves. l.
~ :
ART NEEDLEWORK DEP"TS. In Both Store.
Choice collection of Imported and
Domestic Novelties for the Boudoir and
Dressing Table. Appropriate for Holiday ~
Gifts. t y.
Sewing Boxes and Baskets. ........ p. 40
7Sc, 100, las and 3.7S
Gold Decorated Pin Baakets. .........
100, 1856 and 400
Embroidered Boxes. ..............
75c, SSc, IFS and $50
Scrap Baskets. $500. $50. las and AGO
EWELRY DEP'TS. In Both storss ''
An unusually attractive stock of Jew.
elry, suitable for Holiday Gifts.
"a Karat Gold Pendants, Bar Pins. Scarf
Pins, Cuff Buttons, Vest Buttons, Chains,
Lorgnettes, Bags, Purses. Vanity Cases and
Earrings. "'' Z
Seed Pearl Necklaces, Pendants
Brooches and Earrings. a.e ~~ ea e,~4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-16
s&&#&#l
Xmas Suggestions
AT THE
Big Book Store

Never in our history have we
had such a large assortment and
variety to select from and it's
with pleasure that we invite you
to call and inspect our stock and
compare our prices.
We have. a very nice assort-
ment Of popular books to Sc
lect from at 25, so cents and up.
A good book always makes a de-
sirable gift. Then we have a
big variety of children's books.
linen, paper. etc. from 10 cents
up. Games Of all kinds are al
ways appreciated by the children.
You can find almost anything
you want in our toy department.
at very reasonable prices.
We would like to call attention
to our Christmas. cards, calen-
dars, pictures. stationery. Be
sure to see our line Of cut
glass and fancy china. In fact.
If you will call and look over bur
immense stock you are sure1to
nnd something to please YOU at
whatever price you want to pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

I. sCHosTocK & CO. ARTISTIC La
DIES TAIEORS. FORMERLY AT 6078
EAST BROAD STREET, BEG TO AN
NOuNCE THEIR OPENING AT NEW
QUARTERS, 207 NORTH FIFTH
STREET. ON TUESDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY u. WITH a COMPLETE LINE
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WOOLENS AND ADVANCE STYLES
AT MODERS PRICES. SPECIAL
OFFER OF s35 SUITS FOR FOUR
TEEN DAYS FROM DATE OF OPEN
ING. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
TO ASSURE EARLY DELIVERY.
L WORK GUARANTEED. III.
SCHOSTOCK & CO, ARTISTIC La
DIES TAILORS. 207 NORTH FIFTH
STREET. PHONE MONROE o1O6.
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BuSlneS8 Opportunities.

PARTY WISHING TO CHANGE LINE
Of business would like to
cate with party in al business with
prnnpect OF ~pmrehasing interest in
Address j, care Box 81, City.
l'ATEMTs. S55; PAY As YOU PLEASE:
ALIEN. WEDDERBURN, patent law.
yer. Washington. d. G.
PATENT YOUR INV ENTION.-FREE
sSpert search Of official records 10
ent secured or fee returned. Free
booklet. MILO u. STEV3NS & CO,
Attorneys, Gil T.. street. Washington:
:i35 Monadnock Block. Chicago. i1s-
commended by Bankers liiegistcr.
Highest rating BY M~artindnIe's Amer.
lean Law Directory.
PATENTS SECURED OR OUR FEE
aeeiu,nea; rec report as TO patent
an'' i%nysnt Hor t ane ,a heansifnl bSSoks
best. references. JOHN S. DUFFIE
& co. Dept. Is. Washington. u. c.
WILL. DIVIDE BROKERAGE AND
sell direct to buyer. a two-year note,
1880. amply secured BY new brick
house IN Richmond. per cent, semi
share; pays 6 per cent. Address i,
1873, care Timcs-Dispatch.
a PARTY TO TAKE ACTIVE INTER-
est in established mercantile hush
uuIred. Nat proflts Viii amonn, -
about $4,000 annually. This Is a
rare opportuntty TO enter q success
full line Of business that stands
strict INVESTIGATION. Salary. $50
weekly. Address j SAX, caro- Times
Dispatch.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE & SON tnsurss
best results. 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

SPRING oPENING-IN JUSTICE 10
1QuRSELF AND YOUR BANK AC-
COUNT. DEFER ORDERING YOUR
TAILOR UNTIL YOU HAVE IN
SPECIFIED THE LATEST SAMPLES
And FASHION PLATES SECURED.
FOR THE SPRING OPENING OF
II ELEGANT NEW PARLORS OF
Mrs. COLDSTEIN, LADIES TAI
Or, SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, FEBRUARY 90. "a, 25.
EFFORT HAS BEEN En-
ERCISED WITH II VIEW IN
MIND. TO SATISFY THE MOST
FAST1DIoUs ~DRESSIRS IN RItH-
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DeIp Quanteu. Hlale.

WANTED, MEN 70 TAKE THIRTY
days practical course in our ma
chino uhops and learn automobile
business and accept good positions.
CHARLOTTE AUTO SCHOOL, Char
lotte. N. c..
BIG PROFITS; OPEN A DYEING AND
cleaning csta blishment; very little
capital needed. We teach BY mail.
Hooklet free. BEN-VONDE SYSTEM,
Dept. 449. Staunton. Va.
ANY ONE, ANYWHERE. CAN EARN
big pay copying addresses at homo
evenings. Book ten cents In stamps.
j. It. HELL, Washington. DC.
l WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home in spare time silvering
mirrors; no capital: free Instructive
k giving plans Of operation
9. i. REDMOND. Dept. 314, Boston,
WANTED. a PRACTICAL WORKING
farmer. white, married or single. to
take charge of n work 37-acrc
farm three miles from Lynchburg.
Va. Good all-round farmer, driver
and milkeri must understand stock.
Address S. r. CHURCH, James River,
WANTED, SHOEMAKER; A YOUNG
man That can Hut on neat cement
PdsGnes Q n n rubber or leather.
TORY, TIC East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

LADITS. LAST WEEK FOR SPECIALi
PRICES. PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR.
FULL LINE or DOMESTIC AND
IMPORTED GOODS AT HAND TO
SELECT FROM. FERFECT FIT.
AND WORKMANSHIP GJARAN-
TEED. CHAS. FISHER, LADIES'
TAILOR, III NORTH THIRD
STREET.
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Delp, Male am Tptuaie.

WANTED. SEVENTY-FIVE MEN AND
women iaborcrs, farm, dairy hands,
walters, buffers, porters, socks. gem
Graz workers, maids. for Rjchmond.l
Virginia, PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey
New York Conuccticlt, MassaEhu-3
sets. Rhode Island Transportation
advanced. MARTIN * CO.. the Old
Reliable, SIS East Broad,
WANTED, FORTY COOKS ANDGGEN4$
erti workers. farm and dairy handle.
and three couples. MARTIN
SLAUGHTER. IS North Ninth StreetX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

169 PER CENT. PROFITS TO Sc
worth OF rope: better. stronger than
factory-madc from 40c. sali Of bind
ing twine or from scrap twinc free:
low priced hand machine. only one
on market: sold before; speedy,
simple: weighs five pounds: makes
rope or wire cables, clothes lines,
halter ties, any length or thickness;
loops or spices, finishes with sell
wedge end. Farmers, mines, factories,
boats, liveries, saddlers, stores buy
quick. Hurry for territory. G. a.
FACTORIES, a 90, 81, Quincy Street,
Chicago.
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DRrSnllaIB.

Don't FORGET THAT LASllN. THE
LADIES TAILOR. IS Still. GIVING
NOU THE BEST SUITS IN THE
MAR1<ET FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
EVERYTHING GUARANEED. ALL.
THE LATEST SAMPLES AND
STYLES. 3Gl NORTH SECOND
STREET..
IS THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR
aut9naobiie painted for spring; The
10 South Ninth street.
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Der8oiral8.

U..a aH -its- He2#- EE -
LADIES. If you WANT 4 HIGH.
GRADE LINE Or MATERIAL. BEST,
WORKMANSHIP. AND a PERFECT-,.
Li FITTING SUIT AT a REASON
Able PRICE COME TO II. LEWIS.
ladies TAILOR, 203 NORTfIS
1855. =.
NATIONAL PLATING WORKs-GOLD,
silver. nickel, COPPER and brass
plating: brass beds ami chandeliers
polished and Iacquered. All kinds OF
metal cleaning. lacQuering and re-
pairing. also of statuary. etc, on
short notice. 16 North twentieth
street. r.. w. CLARK, manager.
Phone Madison 1925.
WE ARE PREPARED no DO YOUR
paperhanSing. with our Mr.. Waldron.
from New York City. a. reasonable
prices. Phone Monroe ia.
FUDGE, csc 4 POUND At
kAEMpF's. Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

SELL GASOLINE LIGHTING SYS-
ems. Latest patents. cheapest and
most powerful light known to SCI
ence. For home II commercial
lighting. Any enc can install and
operate them: exclusive territorial
contracts given responsible men:
small investment: large profits.
GLORIA LIGHT CO, 1880 Washing
ton Blvd. ChicaPn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOuR
SPRING SUITS. INHAVE PER
FECTLY NEW LINE OF LIGHT
WEIGHT MATERIAL. THAT AM
MAKING AT y MOST REASONABLE
PRICE, AND AM ABLE TO GIVE
YOU THE FEftY LATEST AD-
VANCED STYLES. j. BROWN, al
WEST GRACE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

START 4 PROFITABLE NAIL Or
der business OF your own ut home
evenings: quick returns: %ineHpcn-
siVe: very valuable booklet. l0c.;
particulars free. ADVERTISING
COMPANY, p. o.. Box 1915. New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

TRUSTWORTHY, CoMPE-
tent man with $4,000 cash, for per-
manent local store. both Wholesale
and retail, in we'll known staple line;
liberal share or proits. Large
we'll known house, established many
years offers excellent opening for
steady. capable man. Favorable in
~vcStment: high-ciass b%usinesS; right
man should make $4,000 a year or
better; large future prospects: refer
ences required. For particulars ad-
dress 3 ssh, care Times-DiSpatCh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

MEN, LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUST
ness. We teach YOU at home: get you
SEA weekly Job; $40 weekly while
learning. Rochester, Auto. School.
20, ROCHESTER, AUTOMOBILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

SALOON FOR SALE. DOING FINE
BUSINESS, LOCATED IN A GOOD
BUSINESS SECTION: WILL SELL
OUTRIGHT OF LICENSE. STOCK
AND FIXTURES, LEASE, ETC.
REASON FOR SELLING GOING TO
EAV CITY. TERMS, CASH. \.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
NIGHT MAN. DO NOT ANSWER If
YOU DO NOT MEAN BUSINESS.
ADDRESS G 9lS. CARE TIMES
DISPATCH,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

PORTRAITS-16x20 CRAYONS. 3SC-:
bromtdes. 26c.: pastels, 55c.; fully
guaranteed; free saineple rolls and
cases; 1920 frames, 13c.; quick SER
vice: credit given; special terms to
crews and jobbers; we are not in
the trust; write quick for catalogue.
STRITES PORTRAIT CO, shelby
VILE, Ind.
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Agents 0zAauten.

a..r..t4
FREE 70 AGENTs.@HuTNTs." BIsT
agents paper out; you cannot afford
10 be without it. Send your name
and address now. c. II. BOWMAN,
Editor. l421 Carroll Ave. Chicago.
LIVE AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO- handle our attractive 1911 com.
bination packages Of SOAP and toilet
articles with valuable premiums. One
Michigan agent made Sos in ~ hours:
another SCI in $ hours; another
b f.z;sY N so * hoV WoRK Mrit9 tG naS1:
Bldg. 1925 Carroll Ave-. Chicago.
AGENTs-DON'T HESITATE: WRITE
at once. We will show you how to
mako SIS daily; new invention; par
nculars free. MARYLAND NAIL
PERMANENT CONNECTION, WITII
big pay, awaits one responsible man
IN your section, following up leads
and tilling orders for fastest selling.
acuum cleaner made. Send for spc-
cial offer. HERCULES CLEANER
ACCENTS FOR rORTRNTTS. TTiNMES
and art novelties; samples and cata-
loEucs free. Address n. NJ. FRIED
MAN & co. Mfss.. Box No. $50,
Martinsbnrg, Mo.
FREE SAMPLE. NO SPLASH W.ITIR-
strainoTs are Daily iron, So
Upward. Let lis prove it.. Send &C.
(. (mailing cost). SEED FILTER co,
New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT NIGHT. OUR
1ncandescent Kerosene mantle burn
ers ft all lamps; burn with or with
out mantle: appeal to all using
lamps. Prices defy competitions: par
t~iculars free. SIMPLEX CASLIGHT
co, Ne" York City.
a CIGAR LIGHTER FOR 10 GENTS:
the incest. neatestlittle thing imagin-
able: does better work tina any 80
cents or 81 cigar lighter on market.
Believe me, this will be a hummer and
a chance for o to make good
money. iNNGNTER, S37 Monadnock-
Block. Chicago.
AMAZING NEW INVENTION! FLOOR
shine mop. cleans, wakes, polishes
the floor In one operation. Big
money for live representatives.
Write HAYDEN MFG. Co. Toledo.
o.
NOTWITHSTANDING MAIL ORDER
books: circulars furnished. MUTUAL
EXCHANGE. Columbus. Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

FOR SALE, a FEW HUNDRED DOL
lars Will buy a Broad Street retail
business paying big profit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE IN
rich county; good business, fine OPP
p%ortunity.
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WE HAVE OTHER PROPOSITIONS.
See us. r. S. ELLYSON, & CO,
IS North Ninth. RI
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Dflp Wanteh, DenaIe.

WAITED, x NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS
white woman as working house
keeper for a family Of scven-four
adults and three children. Address
20l South Third Street.
WOMEN. SELL GUARANTEED HOSE.
.!o.per cent, profit: make $40 daily;
iill or part time; Beginners inves-
west ST. Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED. a FIRST-CLASS WOMAN
stenographer: must be fast and &C.
c'irate. TURNBULL & TURNBULL,
Lawrenccville, Va.
WANTED. YOUNG GIRL TO LEARN
to make ladies' hair switches, curis,
puns. etc: wages while learning.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, Gel
East Broad Street.
WANTED, FlRST-CL.ASS WOMAN
st~enographer from March L, for an
out.of-town position. State age, cx-
pertence, qualifications and salary
expected. Address T. 254. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. GIRLS TO DO BOTTLING
md wrapping. G 934, care Times
DisDatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

BUS NESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ian offer you business of all de-
us. II YOU wish TO sell phone Madi-
son SIS, and we Will come and see
YOU. He can give You some OF the
best paving propositions In the city
Tailor's business. $3.50.
Hutter, eSES and provisions, 500.
Boarding house, with furniture. S4IJ.
Gontectionery cigars. ices. $1,000 TO
Wholesale ice cream factory. $500.
Gr'st mill. with SO acres. S.. 500.
Clothing factory with fine output, So
l'urnitnro and hardware Country,
Dry goods. notions ana shoes. $500.
Truck and dairy farms. saw mills,
water power. granite quarry, etc.
For further particulars of these and
many other propositions apply to
NOONANDSON REALTY CORPORAL
TON, IS North Eighth Street, Rich
mond. Phone Madison SIS.
FOR SALE. AN ESTABLISHED DRY
goods business in a rapidly growing
southern city. stock and fixtures
INVENTORY about $4,000. Good sal-
building. Veil located. .Addrcss
Tost-Oficc Box us. Albany, Cia.
HAVE sl,50o. WHICH WOULD
like to invest in some light manu-
featuring business. Prefer some
paper speciality. Address u 952. care
s-DiSpatch.
p.NTsTNER $$.U00 TO $4,000.
y party TO so in a payin" established
business, with capital of from SO, 900
10 $4,000. corporation will be
formed. with capital stock Of not
less than SS.o00. nor more than SI5.-
600. Full Information given Refei-
cnccS exchanged. Address G. 92S.
care Tinlcs-Dispatch
WANTED. y PARTNER WITH SOME
capital and sufficient experience 10
take an interest in and nanagc
wholesale grocery business at this
place: frst-class new building, locat-
ed on siding at depot This is Il
splendid opportunity for the right
man. Address Boz 3o3. Chase CITY,
Va.
WANTED. MAN 10 INVEST $1,000 no
$1,000 in very profitable enterprise,
With or without services: Investment
secured by valuable. real estate. Adj
dress L ass, care Times-Dispatch.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE OPEN
ING OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT AT
2O0h NORTH SIXTH STREET (BE-s
TWEEN O AND GRACE).i
TAILORED SUITS AND GOWNS;3
WAISTS TO MATCH SUITS ARE ES-i
SlcNTIALS TO COMPLETE THE
COSTUME, THUS GIVING THE
ONE-PIECE EFFECT, WHICH IS
NOW CONSIDERED SMART. J.s
WINTERS e co. PHONE MONROEH
1881
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Delp Waauten, HIaIe.

FN@N~'- ~~~<~~~~N~N
MEN WITH ORIGINAL IDEAs; IDEAS
have made fortunes. If you think
your invention has merit, lose no
tiEe In turning 1t into money. Our
free booklet tells how; from the first
stepin p%atenting Il TO the actual sale
ot the patent. Write to-aay. De-
partment 327. PATENT DEVELOP
MENT CORPORATION. Washington,
IL. &. # I !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

POSSESS INFORMATION WHICH
cost me n fortune. and feel that r.
should let every conservative know
about my experience. MRS. +. NJ,
REYNOLDS. Central National Bank,
Columbus. O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

1T is YOUR BUSINESS TO PROTECT
your property. You Insure it against
fire. How about that valuable auto
mobile? How about the damage you
may do life and property Of others,
for which you will have to pay? See
MCCLURE. 104 North Eighth Street.
and get a liability policy on 1t before
the ncCident happens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

I'OR SALE, OF r. BEST
restaurant propositions in the city
of Baltimore. Owner retiring. Will
ness only. Long lease to a responsible
party. Address JAMES 3. GUYTON,
2l3 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WE CAN REPAIR YOUR AUTOMO-'
bile springs. body, top. cushions,
wheels and paint In the finest man
ner. r. II. BOSHERS SONS. 10 S.
Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

MONEY! SAVE 81 OR MORE AND RE
ceive 500 to $1,000 two years hence:
dividends, Z per cent: loans. $40 up
wards; bookle free: established
twenty-five years. COMMERCIAL
GUARANTEE CO, Bankers, 2S North
Ninth. Phone 1859.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WAN d. Observation-Disclosures
substitute for slot machines: patent
ed: sells on sight for 81. Particu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

BE a CHEWING GUM MANUFAc-
cry necessary; 500 per cont profit.
pig demand: particulars free. JEN-
SEN & SCHWARZ. 1913 Melton ST..
Denver. Col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

AGENTS WANTED. AUTOMOBILE
pairs p~unctures in ono minute. Send
Tor booklet. AUTOMOBILE TIRE
REPAIR COMPANY, Bon Asa, Lam
caster. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

GIRL OR WOMAN, EACH LOCALITY:
Sood pay made acting rs rcprcsen-
tatfve, address envelopes, fold mail
circulars: material, stamps furnished
free. REN MAILING AGENCY, Lon
don, Ontario.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

SIS TO 500 WEEKLY MADE HANp-
ling our line l~ubricating oils. greases.
paints and specialties. FAIRFAX
ItEFIN1NG CO, Cleveland, Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGER
on farm: thoroughly understands
iartnin stock raising. No. /
references. Address MANAGER. Cor
louisville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

WANTED. POSITION BY INDTSTRI-
GUS young man as clerk or salesman.
etc. Best references. Address c 5ST,
care Times-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

American ra aMM on nnsin ana n5sw SafetG
blade sharpening machine; make 50
TO $40 per day: no experience re-
CURED. r.. $. GREEN. Ill Washing
ton street, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

AGENTS MAKE 800 PER CENT7-
profit selling our gold window let
tiers. novelty signs and changeabic
signs. 500 varieties. Enormous de-
mnnd. Catalogues free. SULLIVAN
CO, 1884 Van Buren, Street. Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-19

PERSON WHO TOOK SILVER BAG
through mistake out OF dressing
room. Bclvidcrc Hall, Saturday even
ING, Will please return same to GIG
NOrth EOurlh Street .L