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fear tho heavy Broadway wal, might
como down with sufficient force to
cave In the roof OF the subway. but the
liuilding Department experts dtd not
think the danger serious. Big pieces of
,he wall fell without breaking the
sidewalk vault roofs.
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Lark Iaoored like a Trojan. Once he
shouted over his shoulder. Only those
near him could understand what no
said. but 1t was learned afterward that
he had seen Giblin drop forward on his
hands In a faint and was afraid tho
labor would be In vain.
Flying his saw with redoubled vigor.
Lark worked for q few minutes more.
Suddenly he sprang to his feet.
Tn through the bar" he shouted 80
loudly that the crowds half . blo,k
away heard the cry and gave a tre-
mendous cheer.
A dozen firemen ran forward with a
rope. One end was made fast to the
bar and with fifteen men stretched
along the rope some one gave the com.
mand to heave. Waldo and McClusky
helped. The men backed away, haul
ing with all their strength. Slowly the
big steel bar bent upward. When the
opening had been mad large enough
one OF the men nearest the window
dropped his hold Of the rope ana
plunged headlong into the window.
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"T1l go IN" he shouted.

'Tll 60 in" he shouted.
1t was DR.. Girsdansky Of Gouveneur
Hospital.
The young surgeon cruwled into the
opening. through which q volume OF
dense. black smoke was now pouring.
Half dazed fremen. sheeted from head
to foot In thick castings OF ice. their he'll
NETS Haunting strange.shaped glistening
~icicles. stood It thA window ready to
lend their aid to the brave young doctor.
There was a long pause. Then Girs-
dansky's face appeared. over his zach
he had thrown the body of william
Sheehan. Waterman. The firemen helped
the rescuer and rescued through the
aperture and rushed them across the
street to the Trinity Building. while the
crowds cheered again.
Sheehan was quickly revived and
taken to the hospital. lie told his res
cuers that he had tried to drag the body
OF the other dead Waterman to the
window, but had succumbed to the
smoke, He. too. would have died In q
few more moments.
Mrs. G!blln. who has been III for sew
eral months. was not notified OF the
danger In which her husband had been.
She Will not be told OF the fire and
the dramatic rescue unless her condition
greatly improves. II is expected that
Giblin will be able to go to his home
before night.
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CLEARING HOUSE OPERATES IN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The nre IN the Equitable Like Build-
ing caused The various banks IN The
city to abandon the Clearing House on
Cedar street. Just opposite the destroy ed
building. There was great anxiety In
the different banking institutions untll
,urd VAS received tnat the cIcdrngs fOi
the day would he made In the building
o. the Chamber OF Commerce on Liberty
The clerks and officials appeared at
the new location II Tor "A lime there
wIs much confusion. Every one was
tate and the usual order of procedure
Nus abandoned and the roll called two
or three times Instead OF once to see
how many banks were represented. 1t
, IS Iuipuu" % .ht, tue Aale.icin isN-
change Bank would be unable to make
.ta Clo trinSs, as IT was unable to get
nto It's vaults. but later the banks
representatives. put In an appearance
and were abb" u conduct its business
~ usual with some delay. The clear
ances amounted to over $4,000 J0.
irai.ic on the broadway surface line
~as tied up early In the morning. but
ueforu $ o'clock the horde OF workers
Iegan pouring In from ferries. subway
nd elevated. They cOnsested the mar
row streets IN n few minutes unit,
driven away by the police, who were in
direct charge NJ Commissioners waldo.
In the wild scramble to push past the
lines and reach their place of employ
ment, or to pet out Of the way of the
scattering bluccOata. scores fell ON the
slippery paycuonts and were trampiod
by those In the rear,
The people can" In waves and eddies.
nd the vast throngs. beaten and pressed
by the police. swlr.cl about at times
with almost reslstlcss force. But few
OF them succeeded In penetrating the IN
vulnerable mass Of policemen.
Ia add 10 the excitement and confu-
sion. water raced through many OF the
streets knec-dcep and fell IN Icy torrent
from the smaller buildings near the Are
Ia places the water swept with such
/ violence people were carried from their
feet, white dying embers had 10 be con.
stantly lodged by those 10 the east of
the COMMUNICATION.
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NORTH DRIVE OF BRIDGE
CLEARED FOR ENGINES.

When the Brooklyn apparatus re
ported to Chief Lally at the Brooklyn
end Of the bridge and was ordered
TO Manhattan the north drive Of the
bridge was closed except 10 the big
engines which went laundering across
In quick succession. The disturbance
OF traffc and the shutting on OF the
street cars to let the engines go by
threw transportation INTO dlsorde ali
over Brooklyn n TANNED the sub
way,
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'lREMEN LIFTED HElpLEss
FROM OUT OF WINDOWS.

Another fireman followed. There was
q moments tense suspense.
Then the heads Of tho two nremen ap-
peared at the window. md between them
they boosted out through the opening
the half conscious body OF the Trust
Company President. The cheer that
arose when the rescue was made known
echoed up the canyon Of great buildings
and could be heard at CITY Hall Park.
Giblin was carried to the engine room
OF the Trinity building across the
street. He was sopping wet from head
to foot and blackened by smoke. DR..
| Archer OF the Fire Department attend
ed him.
After a few moments Giblin revived
sufficiently to ask after his wife. He
was rushed to Hudson Street Hospital
where the physicians later said he was
suffering from shock and exhaustion.
Meanwhile the cry had zone up among
the hremen who had worked at the win
dew that two other bodies could be seen
on the floor Of the vault and that means
were coming from one Of them. The
fire fighters were half crazed by their
long battle with Ice and flame. They
stood tottering before the window. not
one OF them seeming to have suf-
fcient strength left to enter the build
ing and drag out the two remaining
bodies.
YOUNG SURGEON VOLUNTEERS
TO MAKE THE RESCUE.
Father Mclean stood with them
lie started forward to enter the win,
dow. but was held back,
who'll 20 in?" cr!ed the Chaplain.
The slender ngure OF an ambulance
surgeon sprang forward.
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'RIEST BRAVED FIRE AND WATER.

Commissioner johnson called fr q steel cutting Fireman James Dunn
Of Engine Company Nc. rushed for the implement. While he was xon. Father
Mclean, Chaplain Of he Fire Department wen to tho window. Over h,
head 4 half dozen streams Of ky water played against tho seethinr vail.
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far ~ they kn-w. their vaults were In
tact.
The Fourth National and Hanover Ma
Banks. In the immediate vicinity
OF the fire, as well as the Chase Ma
tlonal. opened for business. The Ameri-
can National. compelled to close its main
office. opened temporarily at No. cS
Broadway.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARRIER
trade; only few weeks required;
wages after first month; steady posi-
tion guaranteed Write for cata-
logue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE, 207 Bowery. New York City
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BY c. l. 6 H. l. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Neat Frame Semi-Detached
Groom Dwelling, No.
500 North 18th Street,
Richmond, Va.

Company. and by virtue OF II deed Of
trust. dated October o. 1911, recorded
In Richmond Chancery Court clerk $
ONCE. we will sell by public auction
on the promises. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1912.
at 1 o'clock =. ~,
the above described real estate The
lot fronts 90 feet on the west line OF
lTwGnty-seventh Street and extends
back lbs feet to mn alley l6 feet wide
The dwelling contains six rooms. In
good condition, and Will make n neat
home or good investment. This prop
erty is being sold In settlement Of an
estate and division of proceeds.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance Al
sin, twelve and eighteen months: or
all cash. at option of purchaser
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.
Trustee.
c. L. & H L. DENoON.
Auctioneers
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over $4,000 protected posi-
lions in United States Servicc. More
than 10000 vacancies every year.
There IL big chance hero for you.
sure and generous pay, lifetime en-
ployment. Easy to get. Just AJAX for
booklet c 1874. No obligation. EARL
HOPKINS "a or
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flooring machine; good condition
reasonable terms. c. Z. COOKE.
Gaines Pa
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WANTED. NO CUTTER IL HAN-
ness factory. Good pay and steady
employment. apply SPECIALITY
HARNESS CO., Dayton, Va
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FOR SALE. SECONDHAND, 2-H.-P
General Electric motor, continuous
current, 500 volts, 1890 revolutions;
excellent condition. ll1O E. Cary
Street, or Madison 1898
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH
board, In private family; couple or
two persons. Apply 614 Virginia
Avenue. Barton Heights. -
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5ifuatipng 11Ianten, Gen1aIe

AS 4 coSfPANIoN 70 An 1NVGL1n
lady or light housekeeping work.
MRS. {. II. WOLFRAM, lG i-2 Boil.
Ilngsbrook St. Petersburg. Va.
WANTED. BY YOUNG WIDOW WITH
small baby. position as mothers
helper or nurao invalid. Apply l. lIT.
care Times Dispatch.
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Dfftfngs

Richmond. Va, January 16, 1919.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders.--The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the I.lfe Insurance.
Company OF virginia will be held at
Broad Street. between Ninth and
Tenth Streets. In the city OF Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day
of January, 1912. Mt IL o'clock NJ
h. d. HARRIS.
Spcrnfnry
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Richmond. Va. January IS. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank. Richmond. Va. will be cid
at their banking house TUESDAY,
February -. 1912. at 10 a. nj.
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER,
Cashier
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jIDilfRa

NOTICE TO CLAIMANT: OFFICE
9t collector OF Internal Revenue,
Richmond. Va. January 81, 1872: Eo,
tice is hereby given 10 any person
or persons having claim TO the fol-
rowing, described property. seized for
violation of the United States inter-
nal revenue laws IL this district, to
appear and make such claim within
~ days from this date. viz: one iron
gray horse, black-top covered de-.
liVcry wagon. ! get OF harness. seized
on January q. 1919, In Henrico coun-
". Va. near distllery premises OF
stony Creek Distilhng Co. Inc. I'm
less such Claim is duly made and
proven. az required by law, the prop
esty above specified will be sold at
public auction at Il o'clock NJ on
TUESDAY March Q, 1912. in front
o. post-onies building. Richmond
va: NJ. X. 10 WRY
collector Second District of vir-
Einia.
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keaI ESTATE jFnr 5aIe

wEsTHIMPToN AcRE4dE, PHTTERc.
son Avenue, two and a half miles
Would consider exchange for deslr-
able city property. ]. a. CONNOLLY
6. co. NM -
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FOR SALE, EVERYTHING THAT IS
neat and stylish In the vehicle line;
Duggies, Surveys, phaetons and runR-
bouts. Lowest prices. a. MEYERS
SONS, 73l u. Cary Street
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MONEY LOANED On 6Tl T0ST. ,SSSr
Jewe iry at lowest rates OF Interest
80 charges for storage. y. r JA-
COBS & SON. ais y. Ninth Street,
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TENDERS. FIRE SETS. ANDIRONs,
polished and dull brass and black
iron: large line colonial patterns
CLARKE, HARDWARE, I215 Main
Street.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
A SMALL TRACT Or LAND ON THE
STAPLES MILL ROAD. BETWEEN
THE BROAD STREET ROAD AND
DUMBARTON
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico county, entered
on the 9Th day OF January. l9i2, In the
suit styled ~. p. Warinner vs.. l.. H.
Kemp. sheriff OF Henrioo county. and
as such administrator OF William A.
Morrison, deceased. ct ais" ] will sell
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 80. 1912.
at 4 p. Al,
all that tract of land in Henrico coun-
y. Va. owned by the late William a.
Morrison, containing 22.S3 acres, mora
or less. on the east side OF Staples Mill
Road, and on the north side Of road
the land of Charles Smith.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance In
equni nsta iments at six and twelve
months. evldsnced by notes. bearing
retained by the court until payment in
full. or all cash, mt the option OF the
purchaser.
LAMEs "; GORDON.
Special Commissioners.
In the Clerks once of the Circuit
j. L. WGrinner. who sues, ct,
Plaintiff
William A. Aforr!son's administrator
/ hereby certify that the bond ,ie In the
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
said court this ed day of January,
1912.
Il. r PHILLIPS,
Deputy Clerk.
THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED
OH account OF Indictment weather until
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .. 1912,
at P. NJ.
JAMES w. GORDON.
Special Commissioner.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Richmond Transfer
Company will be held at their oliice,
500 East Main street, at IL o'clock
noon WEbNESpAf. February Ii.
1912. w. T. DARDEN,
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Buarb l1,antrn

a BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
rent. with board. after February 1.
100 West Main Street. next Jefferson
Hotel.
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Jpr SALE

FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car
DINA, S1.i0 per thousand: sure mead
ers. punched in lrts of SO plants
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO.. Meggetts,
s. G.
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kaIicDab5
sEABoARD AIR LINE.

RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Schedule o.. electric lfains to and from
Ashland. stopping ct intermediate station,
upon signal; Lv. Richmond tBroad and
Laurel stsD: 's:GS. '7:lo. e:lob, $40. .'l0:I0.
li:lo A. "a; i:l0, 2:lo. 1910. 4:l0b, $40 $50
7:le. s:lob, l0:i& I:i6 p. II. Lv, Ashlans:
sS:S5. 7b. 8. Oh. 10, ''u 4 NJ. sl2 NJ, "i, !,
:, 4. Sd. g. 2. s. ob. Ii P. II.
spaily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
bcarries baggage.
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MisreII
SHOE REPAIRING.

76c. HALFsoLE MEMS SHOES, soc
ladies'; every pair sower; best 1eath.
err; no nails, no pogs. Royal rub
Der heels, 2bc.; Tred-Air rubber heels
400; leather heels rebuilt like new
900. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 z. Main. Phone Mon.
roe 1867. =
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professional leelp lGlanten
BDarotng

40 WEST GRAGB STREET.. HOT VA.
ter heated rooms1 modern convent
ence5: board
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glen. all kinds of wagons, carriegee
and wagon repairs. automobile re-
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. W. c
SMITH & CO.. 3l4 =. Fifth Street
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SITUATIONS laantfn, aaIe

GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND
refinement, age 30. wishes position,
ONCE work, bookkeeping. secretary:
highest references. Position more
important than salary. c S8s, care
Timer DispatCh -
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BY Pollard & Bhgby.
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DWELLING KNOWN AS NO. $40
NORTH FOURTH STREET.

In execution of q deed OF trust.
dated July II, 1911. and recorded In
Gerry Court, d. q. 2i2-C, page 3S9. de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF portion OF the debt therein Sc
cured. l Will sell by auction, on the
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1912,
at o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned dwelling, said lot
having a frontage of Is feet inches
and running back wegtwnrdly be-
tween parallel lines i22 to an alley
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD. .JR..
Trustee.
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Goal ann ll.ouD

1T HAD ALL THE TESTIMONIAI.s
of good housekeepers and the few
men Of good Judgment that express
themselves amout LONGS wood II
would be Interesting and worth even
moro than 10 cents. II you will or
der this week or next will send
dry oak and pine and the best oak
and line slabs ever sold and coal thu I
burns. LONGS. 1906 West Bruad.
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Observation-Disclosures
AucmoMggRe
Is I q EsA ct HRcAs, sn-,.

TRUSTEES l,CCTIoN SALE
CLOTHING. UNDERWEAR, LADIES
GARMENTS, NOTIONS. OVERALI.S,
ETC. E,rORE FIXTURES. UlNtIN-
PRED LICENSE. UNEXPIRED
BY virtue OF decd of trust duly
recorded in the Chancery Court, from
Max klitenic to me as trustee l will
sell, on the premises. No 1914 East
Main Street.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ..
beginning at Il o'clock a. A.
the stock and store fixtures, consist
ing of Ladies' Shrtwaists. Ladies' TN
derwear, Skirts. Pants. Collars. Hosiery,
Mems Shirts. Subscribers, Gloves, over
alls, Caps. Notions, Jewciry, etc. lot
OF shelving two Lamps. one silent
Salesman Showcase one Counter. ono
Wrapping Table, Window Fixtures,
ETC.; the Unexpired Merchants License
and the uneNpired lease on the prem
ises. which has a long time to run.
This is an excellent stand. and the
uneXpired lease Is valuable.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
ISAD0RE SHAPIRO,
Trustee.
Auctioneors.
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Richmond & Petersburg electric RaiIwa,

Cars leave Manchester Seventh and Perry
80; IS - 10. II; BE a NJ. !. 2 % 8.
HOO p Al. for Chester, 1880 midnight for
Petersburg. - - .
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Sycamor.
Street. Tor Manchester; 80 -
t6l6. s:ss ''7:i5. ':sa. s:ss. s:a5. .1o:a5. i,es
A. N, LES, 'i:S5. 2:a5. 3:25. ass, 5:s5. e:T.
'7;23. s:da. s:!s. 1910. n:4o P. &.
Carries baggage and exprssa
"Limitcd. except SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cara for Richmond. sFE :, -
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January LIST, 1917
Loaye Byrd street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 n. NJ. 'i:Io p. nj.
FOR LfNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: .s:ls
a. A.. 1890 a. NJ. $50 p. M...92o p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sll:io A. 81 i
'6:s5 y. NJ. 'll:so p. 81. From the West: ss:io
a, NJ, a2:b Z. NJ. bI:4o p. NJ. '6:o5 p NJ !.
$500 u. NJ ~ 80
Daily, apniy ex. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman paror and Sleeping Cars
w. Il. BEvILL c. H. BOsIEY
O. p A. Roanoke. d, A.. Richmond
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BACHRACH'S.

PER CENT. TO PER CENT. PER
MONTH: ALL KINDS OF PAWN
TICKETS REDEEMED AND GUAR
LARGEST. STRONGEST AND OLD
EST COLLATERAL INSTITUTION
IN THE SOUTH. ESTABLISHED
1887. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE, SIS
EAST BROAD STREET.
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laRlp, paIe anh .JfemaIe

M}5N Or WOMEN 70 WRITE HGR--
dustry without experiences; can earn
go weekly; self addressed envelope
BROOKS COPYING CO.. col Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, Washington. D. c.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY LIST, 1912 "
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI. y
For Florida and South: s:!5 a. " and
7:as p. M. 'lo:so P. NJ. 100 A. NJ
p. 81. 80
For N. 6 W. Ry. West: s.l5 A. NJ, 1pos
For Petersburs: 100 A A., s:,s A A.
t:iS a. 81. 300 a. ~, 1890 a NJ, 500 p. X.
t:lo p. NJ, s:1 p. A.. I:S5 p. ~. $3.50 p. n,
l1:b p. ".
For doidsooro and Fayetteville: 1910 p. M
Trains arrive Richmond daily: tto A. NJ,
$40 a. NJ. $40 A. NJ. a7:0o A.. NJ, '.s;35 AZ
~, "io:45 A. NJ. 40 A. A.. 1880 p NJ,
''l:t0 p. NJ. s:to p. NJ. s:35 p. n, $500 P. III,
300 p ~, 1850 p. n.
Monday.
Time of arrival and departure and con-
Eectlons nor Guaranteed
G. s. CAMPBELL. d. p a. $40 Main 81 *
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UPHOLSTERIN0.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL.
ished, mattresses renovated, ANTIQUES
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol-
sterer. 425 West Broad.
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BACHRACH.

PER CENT. TO PER CENT. PER
MONTH. BACHRACH'S. LARGEST,
OLDEST AND STRONGEST COL
NEW YORK OFFERS SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS AND LIBERAL
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVERWIARE, ETC. BE
SURE AND SEE US. RICHMOND
LOAN OFFICE, S. BACHRACH,
PROPRIETOR. sis EAST BROAD
STREET. ESTABLISHED 1887.
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PURE SINGLE COMB BUFF oRPING-
ton eggs, 81 per fifteen. $3.50 per
thirty, So per 100; prize pens. fifteen
for IS; baby chicks, Is cents (day
olds), so cents for fry: hens. 81 10 So;
cocks. $3.50 TO $40: prize trios. s25;
cocks won Washington, Baltimore
and Wilmington. DOL; frst cock, first
and second pullets. Chase City Fair;
Cooks strain and Sir Charles ana
Reliboy eggs shipped to West Indies
not broken. Exporters high-grade
Single Comb Bluffs exclusively. We
make a speciality of shipping to the
largest fanciers in Southland, those
who win every time they show;
pleased customers motto. SHAM
ROCK POULTRY FARM, Clarksville.
Va, Route No. 3.
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y. B.-while the terms OF sal. re-
quire cash, we would be glad to make
q reasonable loan to any one purchas-
ing the property.
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Bolicttors anu 5aIasnlfn

WAN ED. HIGH GLASS sToCK
statesmen. Good opening for efficient
men on salary or commission. Apply
to ]. a, RAINE. Wsynesboro,% Va.
WANTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN
to carry our backbands and special
ties as side line In North Carolina
and Virginia Liberal compensate
]. F. McGREGOR MFG. CO., Chatta-
nooEa, Tenn.
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FOR SALE. MAMMOTH BRONZE
turkeys, from 1911 blue ribbon win
ners at Madison Square Garden,
Boston, Baltimore. Washington, At
lanta and Nashville. Apply Box TO,
NeTsoms, Va.
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WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that IAHSkE BROS. jewelers.. sl2
last Main street buy. Sell. exchange
and rcmouut diamonds in the late3,
styles Old Soiu and silver always
taken in exchange
ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Stree's.-We have opened an up-to-
cate a.:d well-equipped electric gar.
and storag. batteries.
haUGH e LANG ELECTRICs. VA
onstration. and lie. Mr.. Smith talk
Win you. w. {. SMITH & CO., Vine
ana Main. sii =. fftn Street
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

IlREMIIR CAKRIER OF THE SOUTH q
Trains Leave bRichnond.
~. B.-Folowing schedule nsures publish
ed as Information and not yuarantecd: m,
For the South-Dai!y: $40 a. " Locat
lo:iG ~. N. Express. 500 p. NJ EXPRESS
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At.
lanta and birmingham. l:45 p. ~ Express.
Week Days: 800 r. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for pai-
timore Mon. Wed. and Friday. $50 A. NJ
Ell. Sun. and AIS p. M.-Mon.. We'd ami
Fr!day-Locnl.
Trains Arrive Richmond rN
From the South: $3.50 A. NJ, $40 A. Nj.
EGO Y. NJ, s:@ r. NJ. daily; 1858 E1 Sun,
From West Point: $3.50 a. IS, daily, l1:3s A.
NJ, Mon. We. and Fri, I:25 p. IL Er sun
S. l.. BURGESS. D. p. A..
So r. Main ST. Phone Madison sl2
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LTT1QUES

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
Y packed, upholstering. etc.. L NJ ar
NALL, & SON, 1917 w, Broad Street.
Phone Madison 8277. ..-
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BACHRACH.

fHE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND, SMITH
field sausage, for sale ct your Ero-
GERS,
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Poultry, 3srts ann gibe Btork

FOR SALE. TWO GOOD WORK
mules CRULL'S STABLES, is S.
Tenth Street.