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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

Soon after dinner two palace guards came
and told the French maid that sne was
wanted at the office Of the marshal OF the
court. She never came back
Tortola inquired once more. the marsnal
implored her to be calm. He almost wept as
he described q most unhappy incident Inc
poor maid, he said, had received telegram
from Paris saying that her sweetheart was
III. Once more be had saved the senorita from
harmful worry by sending the maid home at
the Cars expense. oh, the poor maid was
most grateful. The senorita should have
fine Russian maid In her place.
This time the senorita could not conceal
her emotions, for she thought OF what the
poor maid had said about the Russians. Evil
IDENTIFY some one was at the keyhoie,
The senorita had 1T of Mysteries. The
marshal, seriously alarmed, assured her that
she should have two fine Russian maids!
She cried herself to sleep. After rising In
the morning she turned for consolation to
her tventy-three trunks.
She found undeniable evidence that her
twenty-three trunks had been thoroughly
searched. les. there were rude finger marks
where they should not have been
Outraged once more In her most tender
susceptihllities. she thought Of her two dear
little French bulldogs II had been the chief
duty OF the French maid to look after them.
At least they would remain to console her.
She went to the maids room But the
dogs had gone! Were the Russians afraid
that they would eonspire against the Gar!
No. More probably they feared that she
would feed the pearls to them and thus try
to get them out Of Russia
She protested to the court marshal again.
This time he feared that the little dogs had
escaped. Evidently the senorita was very
fond Of dogs So was he. II she would step
into the palace grounds he would show her
some beautiful dogs Perhaps her little dogs
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should be saved from the annoyance OF deal
ing with this intoxicated and Infatuated man.
The health Of the pearls, you have told US,
depends on your keeping In perfect health
and equanimity.
I'VE therefore sent the man home At HIS
Majesty's expense. without worrying you
with the details. oh. we have provided you
with a most excellent Russian cook. He VIII
serve you with everything you desire"
The hour being late and hunger pressing.
she had TO sit down to the rerast OF the Rus
sian chef. He had prepared hearty meal
OF caviar, salt behring's, picked beef and
other thirstprovoking food, not usually pre-
scribed for beauty.
During the afternoon she discussed the
situation with her favorite confdante, her
French maid, who expressed herself with the
viyacity OF her race and sex
aAh. Madame!" she cried at the top Of her
voice, ~les espions, les espioRs, sont pdrfoHff
The spies. the spies. they are everywhere.
.A@Les Russes poas sares, c'est des sarrs9es.
They are capables de tost.
They torture people to death, they blow
them to pieces with bombs, they send them
to the diamond mines. But to deprive
lady OF her cook! O'efdif dune borbdrttei
That was an incredible barbarityl 81 Fon
echappaif II one escaped"
Mistress and maid confabulated. They
wondered whether the Russians feared that
Tortola and her cook might conspire together
to get away with the necklace or whether
they might have designs against the Gar
Or we're the Russians just spying and neddllng
because that was their nature and what they
were paid for?
For the present, thought Tortola. she
would not try TO escape. for the pay was
handsome. II the Russian cooks food dis
agreed With her, It would take her longer to
cure the pearls. and she would make more
money
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24
WHAT THE CARS
SECRET SERVICE DID
TO T0RT0LA VALENCIA

Her French chef kidnapped and
shipped to Paris.
Her French maid lured away by a
bogus telegram.
Her little French bulldogs buried and
replaced by two Russian wolf hounds.
Her French beauty doctor called
away by larger salary.
Her French laundress set up in bust
ness elsewhere.
Her twenty-three trunks thoroughly
searched.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
u. S. COURT HEARS
ONE CASE ARGUED

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened this morning nj
1890 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Goff and Pritchard and District Judges
Dayton and Rose In I tendance.
8. H. Rawley, OF Suffolk. Va. was
admitted to practice In the court.
The following case was argued:
Nc. 1860. American Agricultural
Chemical Company ct al, appellants,
~. w. II. Brinkley. appellee; appeal
Va In bankruptcy. Cause argued
by James f.. Corbttt, OF Suffolk. Va.
for the appellants. and by r. H.
Rawles. OF Suffolk. Va. and John N.
Sebreil. Jr., Of Norfolk. Va, for the
appellees, and submitted.
Court adjourned. until this morning
at 1870 o'clock.
There wilt be no cases In the cali
for argument today. but the court
will hold a conference session upon
the cases heretofore argued and re-
manning undecided.
The following case will be In the
call Monday:
No. 1861. Chesterfield Manufac-
turing Company. plaintiff in error.
W.. ISeota Cotton Mills, defendant In
error; in error to the Circuit Court
at Greensboro. n. C.. To be argued
by Stern 4 Stern, OF Greensboro.
n. G., and Rouse & Land, Of Kinston.
n. c.. for the plaintiff in error. and
by WILHELM p. Bynum. OF Green's
boro. N. c.. and Duffy & Koonce. Of
Jacksonville, N. c., for the defendant
in error
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
CHURCH HILL NEWS
.N<rs items ialrnded f~ ass column may b lg in psrson a. Me CAuea
Hah bs*1, Or 'pAo~sd to Madison 1885

An informal reception wal rendered
Mr.. W. J. westwood in his home.
$50 East Broad street, Monday even
ing. the occasion being his eightieth
birthday. The evening was a very
happy one, about one hundred and
twenty-five guests being present. The
parlors were arttsticAily decorated in
palms, ferns. cut flowers n smilax.
MIR. J. c. Sinton and Mrx- Emmett
Dickerson received the guests. Dur
Sng the evening, the deAcons OF
Le~igh-Street Baptist church, one Of
H-hom Mr.. Westwood has been for
a number OF years, presented him with
a gold headed ebony cane. Rev. J. ].
Wicker making the presentation
| speech. The Finance Committee, on
which Mr.. Wextwood has done faith
full service, presented him with q low
ing cup. engraved with q beautiful
| testimonial OF the high esteem in
! which he Ii held by them. He was
| also presented with a loving cup by
the Il. 8. Hutxier q Company, bankerss
OF which MI WeatwncA Is a member.
xfr. -NVaSt~dood Tire recipient OF
many handsome tokens Of love from
cles, Light refreshments were served.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mrs. w. L. Brown. OF New York. and
Mrs. Ashby Jones. Of Georgia. wife
OF the former pastor Of Leigh street
A very enjoyable meeting OF the
Bellevue Mothers Club. WAS held
Thursday afternoon. with quite .
large attendance. DIR. Chandler, SUI
tr~ssintcndent- ofxsehoels. delivered an
address which wa much enjoyed.
after which dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Ashby Jones', who has been
the euest OF Mr.. w. J, Westwood.
has returned 10 her home In Geor-
gta.
Dr.. ana Mrs.. Ramon u. Garcin n
tertAined last evening In honor Of
the thirteenth birthday Of their son,
Ramon D.. u.
There viii bN = called meeting 0f
the Ladder Aid Society Of Loigh-
Street church. this tSaturday) a3ters
noon II Z o'clock TO perfect arran9e-
ments for the oyster supper to -
i've TiesdAy evening. February IL,
81 the Masonic Hall on North Twen-
ty-Ifth street. Tho menu win on
sist 81 oysters both styleA ham. tom
10. pickles. : aalads ana hot cotfee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
FAvORs REDUCTION
IN COST OF GAS

However much he would like to
recommend a reduction in the cost
OF gas to city consumers. Mayor Rich
ardson thinks he Will hardly be able
to do 70 this year In his annual mes
SAGE to Coucif.
In looking over the report of Su-
perintendent Knowles OF the Gas De-
parmeHt yesterday. he found that
while the net profits last year amount
ed to S6e,000 approximately. all of
this mou will be needed to equip
the two plants with new and more up
to-date machinery, II the recon
mendation OF the superintendent is
put into effect. as it doubtless will be.
1t IL also planned to acquire a new
holder which will largely increase the
output of gas. and thus decrease the
cost Of manufacturing 1t.
Consumers are now > charged 80
cents per i.99e cubic feet, but tt is the
hope OF Mayor Richardson that this
NAV be reduced to IS cents next year.
The o profits FIRM the gas
plants last year wree S220.000, but a
large portion Of this amount had to
be exepnded In interest on bonds for
the sinking fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

In addition To this the young girls Of
the Sn~nday-school will have on sale.
homemade candy and cakes. Tickets
are on sale for the supper. and friends
and members are asked to accord the
ladies a liberal patronge.
The death OF Mr.. George d. Pear
occurred 1t his home, eV0 North
twenty sixth street, Tuesday morning
at 4 O'Clock. Although Mr.. Pearman .
health has been fAiilng for some time
past. the end came suddenly and un-
expectedly. He was In his usual
health on retiring and Was taken sick
about | o'clock. but 1t was thought
ment. when without any warning, the
end came Mr.. Pearman 10 one Of
the most widely known Of Church
Hill residents, and has made quite q
place for himself In Its financial and
business Affairs. He was 4 member
Of Broadus Memorial church, and his
death has occasioned widespread re-
gret. His wife, who was Mtss Moliie
MncaliisteE, sarvtves him. The fun
efaI' win tAkS place sunday noop
from Leigh-Street Baptist church.
At the meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society Of L~eigh-Street
church on Thursday afternoon. the
following officers were elected for the
coming year. President Mrs. !. J.
| Wicker; nrst vice-president, Mrs. +.
H.. Peace: second vice-president, Mtss
Mamie Bates: third vice. president,
Mira Julia Woody; ~xecrctary. Mrs.
Josie Bowden: assistant secretary,
Msa. I4Nm kmtthtesss treasurer, Mrs. l.
III. Campbell; assistant treasurer. Mn.
W. G. AfmltAge: pianist. Mrs. John
Ba4hy: aAtstant pianist, Mrs. Alice
Cofman: leader Of sunbeamA Mrs.
Robelin; assistant. Mrs Marvin Pol
lard.
The society rave . rising vote OF
love and appreciation to the retiring
ofaceFat for their faithful and efficient
services Mira Wicker extended the
ladies IN Invitation to meet at her
home on wednesday afternoon. at
which time Z book on 'Tithing' will
~ read. Hereafter. the society with
meet every Thursday afternoon at !
O'Clock.
on Tuesday AFTERNOON the marriage
Of Mrs. 6alis Bransford McKenna and
MI. Dennis Ofsuliivan was solemnixed
Hugh McKeefry was the o0aciating
minister. The church was prettly
decorated In palms. ferns and wsxen
candles. The ushers we're Ae1srus
Mllltam array. Thomas Whittet, Wil-
Ham =. Dorian and George ". BroWn.
The bride. who - tho daughter OF
the late john II NcKenna, Of New
8Canton. Buckingham county wore =
handsome navy blue going away ooMn,;
black hal, tstmnnsd with plumes. e.
caxried q boqeast e h!tes IS -
Oe hennf IN her nt1t4r, Mn W4Ik6es
S-.sx V4A.S~ - ~ f1nnraa 6S&k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Railroad and Steana66
Tickets ~
Consult the ssz&s
RICHMOND TRANSFER Cu1g1
6ee East Maln Street.
sAlLRoAn>.
RA1LWOAUN.
SOUTHERN RAILW
Premier Carrier &c tie r

Premier Carrier 81 tie 1or1f1
TRAINS
". B.-Foilowing schedule
published az information and nota
anseed. If
$40 A. M.-Daily-Loca1 Ter
iotte. Durham and Raleigh.
l0.A5 A.. M.-Daily-Limfke6-
points South Drawing RopME
Sleeping Cars TO Ashevfile,
500 r. M.-Ex- Sunday. Le(1&
Durham and intermediate station
500 r. M.--Daily-For DARWIN
Ianta and Birmingham, with N3J9l
lighted drawing room sieepinw g4HS
11:45 p. M.--Daily-Limtte6 MI
points South. Pullman reAdy eso1@u
YORK RIVER LINE.
8 M-Datly~-To MAS&-G
connections for Baltimore Mon.
and Friday.
500 A. MEX. sun. and Els IND
Mon, Wed. and Fri.-Local ~ 4
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoNEx
From the South: 6:5e A. H.. 1s4
NJ, 2:30 p. NJ. and sos r. ~
1885 p. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $50 a. M.
1883 A. NJ, Mon. Wed. and 1xA3H
p. NJ. except Sunday. Ss
8. f. BURGESS. D. p.
DOT Fart Main 81. Phone NaAsn1Na
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Ne Start Zen In the Ostrieh Feather
business with 80 per cent. credit Tor
~ days. Write today. He, . nt6
money making proposition for g
live person anywhere who 10 In ear
nest. For the right party with 2
little cash trs the greatest. soiidaet
Kind Of business opening with quick
plumss and fancy feathers are always
stylish aud demanded everywhere
Write 1T once Tor further lnfornna-
tom. Explains everything. PAULA
FEATHER CO. ssS-Sss Broadway,
New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
FOE OF
DIES IN GRE. NSBORO

Especial to The Richmond vtrginian.)
GREENSBORO n. c., Feb. ED
V. Denton, for many years known al
n Of the CHIEF saloonmen OF the
State and active opponent Of prohibit
ton. died here today In a sanitorium
where he had been only one day. His
home was In Raleigh. and the body
was taken to that place for interment
this evening. He was about IS years
old. He was widely known In Rich
mond. and at times had business CON
nections with houses there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

ePEO1AL Nor1cr


WHY PAY PAwNBROKEns II ZEN
Gent. PER ANNuM TIL
ADVANCE rot MONEY on YOUR
WATCHEG. DIAMONDS AND JEW
ELRY, AT FROM l TO Q PER Cent.
PER MONTH, YOUR co4-..ATE .
GEMfa VIZ REDEEM AVN
BROKERS' TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY By SO DOING. ALL Bust
NESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
6ECOND FLOOR BRYAN BUILDING.
OFFICES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

s5te A.-La@st-Oa tly--NeN oosA nm
IN A.-Local-Daiiy-Ch' villa.
TharHaont M
fo;ee A-kxpress-pAtty-verfa4h RI
~
ts.ee Observation-Disclosures
t:se r.-L0Cas-baiiy-N- 1eUA
SIS
s;N P.-kocai-Hx4 Dua.-LeAbG
BssasA. clifton ySsDA
stsSs P.-AtAssord-OaAy- SsAe1Aa4
.ii:e Sc4naq
ssleeDsrA fPustes Cana
TRAtHA ARRIVE RlCE MONU-1
East. tsfs \ -. 7see 2. II To-
sass: n.1 \ ~. s:A r
west: ~ 4. u, - n ~ Ae1sN
rhrsush: ~ A. ~. 1sN r ~ ee<g
yamss river Lnsi ssa,8 -
= DSify sxcsps asAsAy.~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
70 Pay TEACHERS
BETTER SALARIES
LYNCHBuRG ADDS $500 10 Trs
BUDGET FOR THIS PuR-

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNcHBURG, VA. Feb. 9.--Ths
ordinance providing for the municipal
budget was adopted without oppoM-
ton this afternoon by the Common
Council.
The budget carries appropriations
amounting to s5s5,02e.55, as COM
pared with $5ss,s57.10 last year, this
being an increase OF $~6.l66.46. The
estimated revenues for the current
fiscal year show those city officiats
having the finances In charge, except
the city's income. to be sG~79,Ss7.9i,
an increase. OF s3s.b40.s1 owe last
year. Is
Probably the biggest increase in all
Of the departments goes to the school
board. which practically gets every
thing that was asked for. This In
crease 10 $4,000. $500 OF which
goes to Increasing the salaries sI
the present teachers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
MEETING NOTICE

To the officers and memh4
Liberty Council. No. 10, Jr. o. Us
OF Swansboro. you are requeS
attend a meeting Of your ccunG
18th. 1919. at Masonic Tempi6s
Side. at 3 r. M. Celebrates
twenty-fourth anniversary. T6t4
be refreshments and a good
promised. #
BY order o. the COUNCIL
VIM. J. MORRToEIm&
Recording SectNt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

HeaDeA Sad FnSMs Of Az DeseTspttoDs
bought. on "a plan enables tho bor-
rover to pay for same on small
monthly or yearly payments. We only
cnafHe I've per cent. interest on un-
paid balances. You can pay In fLil
- any time, thereby stopping fur
ther interest. Seven years. OF SUCCESS
demonstrates Our pan has no equal
write or call on GEO. s. RICHARD
son. 4os American National Bank
Building, Richmond. va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
SERMON TO
BE BY BIS HOP M'KAY

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
LfNGHBER6. VA. Feb. s--An-
nouncement has been made OF partial
arrangements for the finals at the
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
next June.
Bishop James III. Mccoy. OF the
Methodist Church, will deliver the bac-
Gala ureate sermon on Sunday, June 3,
and the annual commencement ad-
dress Is to be made by DR.. Henry NJ.
Synder. president OF WofYord College,
Of South Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

- LARGE ONES FoR zsC. NICE
POUND CAKE. 25C.. FAVE KiNDs
LAYER CAKES. IsC. EACH, 100
LEMON SNAPS, 35C. SAVE Is PER
CENT. BIZ BUYING FROM DRIN-
kAkD'S. %2S1 NORTH slATH ST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Csesfug Out Of Our Entire steek.
We are selling our entire stock of
Jewclry, etc. at and below cost. a.
we Will conrne ourselves strictly to
repairing work In the future. Rtdi-
Drop In and see the novel way In
which we are disposing OF our etotk
BarEatns here RICHMOND NOVEL.
TY CO.. SIS West Broad nrreet-
KING. The Jeweler. Prop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

COSTUMES FOR HIRE!
George WashinGton Costumes.
Boys Masquerade Suits, Mustsches,
whiskers. etc. 212 North Fifth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
sJTUATIOHs-MALE

Fos141an WaneeA N " Near AlrhmsnA
by sxpert meat cutter and salesman:
ten ears practical experience. Now
eniri Dyed BY the largest retail daal-
efs Ii Washington. Can give the
best ~ references and good reasons
tor making change. and IL the writer
Of this ad doe not come up to ex-
pectAiions not penny will be ex-
pected for service, and unless You
have an opening for = man that de-
sires and appreciates a permanent
position don't anxwer Reas ouabie
CER.y. esre ~. r. swea.tns. ses
Eighth street, Southeast. Washing-
ton. q. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
sITUATIorsErrMALE

Wanted Place ~ Nusse and Cempanaon
TO Invalid. or as honSekeeper for
small family. Would not object 70
country place. in or near the city.
Apply TO Com panion. SfS East Ma.
shall street. Richmond. Va.
~ MISREPRESENTATION Waite Wsrk Esd
chiidrenss el0thAa = specialtv. tls
Beverly street. Madison <7{3-L
Wbsa Hss Are M AeA Ss1A . Nsr~e.
eAu an undergraduate OF caretaker.
~. <terr eek-t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

LOANS AND DlSC0uHTG
Ree EveSyheAy Saytng UA19s Or rsea
Of more reEu1eEiy. EStablisasd 1S
CO. BANKERS, 81 North Ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
10 LADIES. YOUR HAIR,

TO LADIES. YOUR HAIRs
Tee We Re-Dye and Remske Faded
switches. ~pompadours. etc. Charges
very moderate RlCHMGND-HA1R
STORE. II: North Fifth.
FOR AN Ur-TO~DATE SUIT GO To
CHAS. FISHER. LADIES' TAILOR,
500 EAST GRACE STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
Wants


FA1MG-vsnGlNlA.
potweea ultAm4AA nnA Wnsh1mGt@-
30 acrss, nssr Richmond, e.ectrtc
and. stsam r, RS: bsifdtngs, timber.
orchard, tfsan $2.SS0.0e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
vATE OFFICES EIGHTH AND
BROAD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Wante1-A Teung Man DesIres Poai-
tlon ~ clerk in nrst-class general
~ueFshandiae. shoe or dry goods store
II good business town of thre to ten
thousands population. Will expert
eneeds own \ pr1Ht4nE outftr ana cap
abba TO handle It, n Will set your
business to the front. For furtter
particulars address w. b STACY.
~ssaa Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

We are on the grounds and know this
values between Richmond and Wash
ington.
Country, Farm and City Property.
FRANK H COX. Inc.
AshiAnd. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

~ Aeres-Bajldings. water, n. r.. =
p. II. Fl. passes through farm; To-
cal stop on property: 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

sDlenaia James River Ffantatisa, Near
Richmond. x25 per acre. This II ~
good q other land that II selling
for $10e per acre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

LADIES, YOUR HAIR:
Pa6s: Pu3ss Pu6a
-
Those Pretty Hair Pu2A. Made Frou
your own combfuEs or cut hair,
Charges very moderate. RICHMOND
HAIR STORE, 2i2 North Fifth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE


a MuStler-Maa o. w0man-Wantea
to t1kH the agency In their own
territory for Tate's Dust Absorbing
Dust Cloths, mops, brushes. etc.:
always In demand. sell everywhere
all the year rou,:d to everybody
leo per cent. proat: write al once
snd sccure agency In your terri
tory. CONSUMERS DIRECT SUP
PLY CO, Dept. t.. Boston. Mass.
local Rsps sssntati~s Wantsds nc can.
wasting or sciiciting required: good
Income assured. Address NATION
AL COOPERATIVE REALTY CO..
= v SIT. Mardsn Building. Washing
y~r ~ r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

eS-Aere Far9 AsAsst In Slght Of
Richmond, excellent 4-room slate
covered dw1llsnK Ia . large shady
yard; improvements worth he price
Of property, 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

Iys9e A<res-seoe GuItsvateA, AIfsIea
n clover farms; Colonial build
fngs with modern conveTiences;
u bargain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

i, a.
ther interest. Seven years OF SUCCESS
demonstrates our pan has no equal
Write Or c.ll on GEO: S RICHARD
Building. Richmond. va.
CREAM PUFFs.
= rd aAnS's cA onEs ss e." r, ssG; KNEE nee
LAYER CAKES. l5c. EACH, 100
CENT. BIZ BUYING FROM DRIN-
kAKD'S. A2ss1 NORTH slATH ST.
Cseeiug Out Of Oar Entire stsck.
we are selling our entire stock OF
Jewelry. etc. at and below cost. as
we viii conrine ourselves strictly to
repairing work In the future. Rtdi-
cuious low prices on everythtnx.
Drop In n see the novel way In
wnich We are d%ispos,ng q our s.oek
TY CO. SIS West Broad ntreet.
KING. the Jeweler. Prop.
COVERED BUTTONS!
ALL ksNDs OF DRESS AND COVER
ED SUIT BUTTONS MADE TO
ORDER. los WEST MARSHALL
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY PR!-
xATE OFFICES. EIGHTH AND
TO LADIES, YOUR HAIRi
.E~ ---L- -
Yes We Re-Dyr and Remske Faded
switches. pompadours. etc, Charges
very moderate RICHMGND1HAIl
STORE. II: North Fifth.
FOR AN Ur-TO-DATE SUIT GO T0
CHAS. FISHER. LADIES' TAILOR,
30: EAST GRACE STREET.
COSTUMES FOR HIRE!
George wasAi.sts. Costumes.
Dsys' MasSsessAe ssits, M.stsches,
whiskers. etc. 212 North Fifth
LADIES, YoUR HAIR:
PaRs: PuRs! PuAs
-
Those Pretty Hair PuaA. Made Freu
you own combfuEs or cut hair,
Charges very moderate. RICHMOND
LADIES:
Ysur Hair n Iansstast. reur Cns
hair or comhings made into beauti-
full switches. p~ompAdours. neck-curls
or front-picces In the most artistic
manner. Charges very moderate.
RICHMOND HAIR STORE. ele North
Fifth.
WAGON REPAIRING.
Carriage and Aatsmsbiie Repasrf1x
and r~epainteng. Prompt service.
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Established 1879.
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Phone Madison 1854.
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