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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-20
RATES FOR CLASSI-
FLED WANT" AD-
REFRESHMENTS

One cent a word. &c per line each
insertion for all lines of business. :.
-Four Insertions for the price OF
three for cash in advance.
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FOR eALE-One Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine, IS; gun cabinet,
desk, sideboard, tabourette, pedes-
tails. stands, rockers, Buck range,
kitchen cabinet. beds and all house
hold goods. George Essenburg, So.
seth and yakima av.
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BEATS RENTING
$25 Down

Balance 1875 at $40 per month,
buys / lot, 5-room house, bath and
electric light. See Mr.. Christy to-
day at 1911 So. M st. for this snap.
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Poultry and Eggs

I build up-to-dats poultry houses
Main 9027-L
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FOR SALE BY OWNERS rooms
and bath. just painted and pa
percd; 4 lots with fruit; easy
terms. VIII take auto as first
payment. Main s.S7-J.
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C. D. GRANT
312-1s Bankers Trust Bldg. -

What have you to trade for IL
acres near No. Yakima, 8 acres or
chard, remaining alfalfa Good house
and barn. Address or call MORN
ings, 1924 No. Prospect st.
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Paper Hangers

WIN. RIECK. painting paperhanging,
decorating. 1929 30. Yak. Main TIA
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Mining tnqineer

A. MCCULLOUGH. B. A, mining en-
gineer, chemist: mill tests; smell
ter shipments superintended. 1142
d ut. Main 3007,
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FOR SALE-New house, garden
and fruit. 131 Perkins Bldg.
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u $50, WITH EVERYTHING COM
PLETE, CONNECTED TO SEWER
AND WATER, ON 4OxOO FIT. LOT,
NEAR SIXTH AVE.
This is a model of convenience.
Has complete modern plumbing, In
GLIDING two laundry trays, electric
lights, fireplace, one disappearing
bed fireplace, two built-in book
cases loaded glass doors, 5000 down
and $21.50 per month. If you wish
to sell this in two or three years
you can get your money back, have
your rent free and make a profit
beside. If you prefer a different
plan, I will furnish lots, build it for
you and sell 1t to you on easy
terms.
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For Sale Real Estate

For sale by owner. 7-room house,
modern. also a Groom house, cheap
Tor cash; streets graded and paid
for: Inquire 2123 So. Ash st. Phone
Main 3542.
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Lodge Notices

BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
e. English, manager. For informa-
tion, phone Mad. 572.
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Bamboo Furniture

Y. NATATOMO CO.. manufacturer Of
waist boxes. We are in our new To-
cation, SOL So. 9Th. Formerly of 955
Tacoma av. Wholesale and retail
We repair furniture.
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Cabinet Makers

FOR wood work, fixtures or pat
tern work see Wohlfarth & Swan
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Wanted to Borrow

500, on new broom house, modern,
WIN pay per cent 3 years. Main
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J. T. JONES. JR. d Co, succsssors
TO I hssts 4 Gs; Best END clsan I;
kinds from the home or busine ss
address. Phone Main 4ois.
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HOTEL sToTHART - Thoroughly
and weekly. 1874 SO. g. Main, s721.
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HOTEL VICTORIA - New, modern
fireproof bldg. Rooms 500, 75c and
up. 1S1sM 30. G. Phone Main 9l54.
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Furniture Packing

PIT. DEFIANCE TRANsFER--Re-i
move and pack furniture. Phone
Main 5eo7.
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A SNAP

New modern bungalow must be
Sold sacrifice, make offer, must go.
Address Box O-3, care Times.
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FOR SALE INV nwNrn

az acres, all in fruit, well improv-
ed. house s6x26. So. SID and A ST.,
one block from old Puyallup line. H.
j. Neikirk.
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For Sale---Real Estate
HOME SITES

HOME SITES
Lots on No. Stevens st. near Whit
worth college, the best street in the
district for $1,000 a pair for corners
and $3.50 a pair for inaide lots. One
block from Point car line. Lots are
at grade and cleared. Cement side
walks, water, gas and sewers. Easy
terms. Owner. Box 96S. Tacoma.
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Cleaning, Dyeing, Press.

]. A. DONALDsoN. ali 9th st. 20
years experience. Tel Main 1880.
COOKS DYE WORKS. French dry
and steam cleaning.
Alterations.
Refining.
guaranteed. phone Main
1888. f518 eth av.
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Hotels

MAsSAsOIr HOTEL
ROOMS 26c: soc and soc per day;
,,df ss rS S Onion s2oS S.b DsF %ssx Sns
for all car lines. 30. 18th and C 1t.
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Scavengers

AMERICAN GARBAGE co. - Re-
moving garbage and refuse Of all
kinds. ale Puy. av. Main 742. res.76S9
TAG. GARBAGE Co. Main 4ss. Res.
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10 acres on car line, $3.50, $40,
cash. Main S922-J evenings,
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Attorneys
Carpet Cleaners

H. L. HOUCK-Carpet beating, refit-
ting and laying; feather renovat-
Ing and upholstering. 1912 eth av.
Phone Main 1926.
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Electrical Repairs

COLEMAN & HAHN ELECTRIC CO.
motors and generators repaired,
armature winding, general repair
ing. 1913 A at. Phone Main 1897,
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Storage

FIDELITY TRANSFER G. STORAGE
CO., 1922 Pacific av., 2 large ware
houses. We pack, ship, move and
store everything: rooms under lock,
and for household goods and mdse,
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Help Wanted

WANTED-People to hatch and
raise chicks; eggs furnished. Fur
Their information Star Berry & Poui-
try Farm, No. 18th and Alder, city.
Phone Main 925.
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman to
take an active part in best agency
proposition in Tacoma. Will give
half interest to right party. Call
1945 So. E ST, Room 6. Main sOS7.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES
MUST REDUCE RATES
Interstate Commerce Commission Issues Report Its End
ings, Outlines New Classification and Sim
pified Methods

rates shall be ba sed on conditions
of service and should for convenience
likewise be stated In percentage or
the merchandise scale.
80 The rules of the express COM
panies are too many and too, inFoViad'
They need even more drastic REVISION
than Is herein suggested.
80 The express carriers must unite
in direct through routes, reaching all
cities and towns accessible TO each
other by the shortest route measured
in time The commission wifi teave
this matter In the hands of the cat-
rlers for the present. but will under
take to see that this principle is REG
ognized inthe routing OF express traf-
&c.
81 There should he a precise state
ment published and fled showing the
terminal service that is given at To-
cal stations
81 To avoid prosec for IL
legal overcharges IT Is esseEttai that
double collections shall cease, and 30
this end system Of Labels Is herein
prescribed a yellow label, which
shows that the charges have been
paid a white label when the charges
have not been paid aud no ls'ol
IL fdTElsu On AIE pau - h'f'l ~
delivered without charges and the eg-
ror later corrected
(sl The standard merchandise
rates have been found "a be dfsCrimi-
natory as between localities and an
reasonable In themselves with respect
to the points dealt with in our order.
They have been the product OF an
unregulated growth. in which Ger
90 y ~ ha Ia 90 t4a "A
an undue advantage and preference.
A burden that is excessive and un-
justifable has rested upon me pack
ages OF smaller weight which the ex-
press carrier was especially created
to transport. The railroad company
in farming out this branch Of IT'S
service upon percentage contract
basis has created an inevitable ten
dency' TO increase parcel rates, There
has been no uniformity in the appli-
cation Of any system or basis or scale
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of rates with reference to points sim
Harry situated even within the sans
territory. and no reasonable relation
rs suggested In ire rates fixed bs-
tween the service gwen by the rail-
road in the carriage OF a parcel and
that given nv the express company
In It's terminal service,
For the correction II these evils
there has appeared to be but ones
remedy, the construction Of rate
system that should cover t1e United
states. This has been > task of un-
precrdentsd magnitude and diAiculty.
we have sought for ali possible light
upon this subject both in Europe and
in America ana have arrived at con-.
eIustous which are set forth in ,ur
order ss 10 what just, reasonable, and
nDUdisCrininatDry rates would pc.
oar effnrt has been to make certain
that ample compensation shall be at
lowed upon reasonable basis for the
fa5ii services given. Ia the railroad saF
It's passenger train movement, and 10
me express company for all that IT.
does both for the railroad and FOR the
shlpper W. have not attempted 10
scEr"gate tho amount that should 20
- each. however. the pubic being
primarily Interested in the gross
charge wAlch he express carrier
me kes There being no uniformity in
rates now, IL has become necessary
"a Increase some rates under the tnr-
however. affect almost exclusively the
rates on packages Of the higher
weights.
In order that the shippers and the
carriers may have abundant opp-,r-
tnn!ty 10 analyze these rates and
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WAsHINGTON. July 1.-THE In
terstatc Commerce commission yes
terday issued its report In the Elk
press investigation. The report, which
is written by Commissioner Franklin
X Lane, presents a schedule OF ex
press rates to be extended between
all points in the United S.stes, the
outline Of .asw classification Of sx-
press matter, a. new and simpilried
method OF stating rates, and calls upon
the express companies to make ex'
tensiye reforms not only In their rates.
but In their rules and practices
General reductions In rates are
made, averaging approximately 10
per cent The conclusions of the com
mission are as follows
The test Of the express company as
public utility is at hand. Certainly
It is not deniable that the express
company has to no slight degree lost
the confidence OF the pepole ii serves
and Is regarded nov as only upon
probation To help It to greater
degree of usefulness and TO preserve
Il as a public agency, We have con
Quoted this inquiry. res ching as IL
bag. owsa TO the most elemental prac=
tees Of the carriers and broadening
into a sea OF INFINITE detail. 1t has
not been deemed wise to fill this
report with the complaints that have
come to US. Some Of these were
beyond our power to reach by order:
some involved no more than Che
shortcomings of local agent The
great mass Of criticism. however,
went To the heart of real delin-
quencies In the service given or the
rules or rates of the carriers and
have in a broad way been dealt with
herein. 1t Is not to be expected that
even with an inquiry as extended rs
this there will result a cure for ell
tn ese Ills But these things we shall
require:
% new and simple method Of
stating rates by which one who Is
aot an expert In the reading OF tariffs
may know what rate he should be
charged.
t2) The tariffs must present but one
rate upon the same Glars Of traffic
between any two points In the United
States served by the same carrier,
The rebates by indirection concealed
In the tariffs must be removed.
f8) There must be a new ciassif'-
cation Of traffic in which the stand
ard or f1ryt-class rate shall be that
on merchandise, and to which there
shall be one great class Of excep-
ttons-a second class as It were
consisting OF articles Of food and drink
now carried under the meaningless
term Of general specials. The rate
for this latter class should bear
station IN percentage to the former
Our conclusion is that Tb per cent
Of merchandise would yield a fair
and reasonable rate, Other rates
may he made to meet traffio He@ds
and develop industry; but all sdch
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('ubs Make 1t Four,

CHICAGO. July .1h.-The Cubs
made II four straight from the Bos-
tons when they walioped the Braves
to Z, In ten-inning contest this
afternoon. The Braves, disc onsoiate.
left tonight for Keewanee. ILL.,. where
they will tomorrow erdeavor TO lick
the bush leaguers In an exhibition
game. In the tenth inning today MOT
decai Brown walked and Injured his
knee sliding to second. Good re-
placed him and scored the winning
run on Thinkers single. Score:
Rnafnr
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Giants Go Down

ST LOUIS. Nc. July i5,--Neither
Ames nor Cr-andaii was any puzzle TO
the Cardinals. SD they heat the Giants
10 to 6, The Cardinals took three OF
four games I'm the current series
When Sallee. Dale and Grier faltsred.
Willis went IN and stopped the Giants.
GeArat
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Totals

Score by innings Fl.
Pittsburg ....5 0 0 ] o 2 VS.
Brooklyn ....l 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Summary: Two-base hits-Simon,
Hendrix. DAILY. Smith. Hummen.
Burke Three base hits-Simon.
Hendrix, Cutshaw. Stolen bases
Menser (2), Carey, Miller. Smith.
Cutshaw Double plays--Wagner,
Mccarthy. Miller Struck out--By
Hendrix. 10; by Burke. 2. Base on
ball--On Hendrix. G off Burke. 3.
Hit by pitcher-Hendrix tCutshsw)
Wild pitch--Burke Passed ball
Erwin. Hits-Of Kent. 8 In "a in
ming; off Burke. 6 In & Ia innings.
Left on bases-Pitfsburg, e. brooklyn,
10. Umpires-Rigler and Finneran.
Tjma-2.6s
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Richmond on nacadarntged road
one-half mile from railroad station;
Sd7 acres, $50 acres clear. balance in
timber worth from 81 600 to $1,000
residence contains eleven rooms, In
No condition. eighteen outouild~
ings and barns. all In good rapair.
The owner will sell everything as 1t
stands, Including growing crops.
horses. mules cows etc, and all ma
chinery and farming implements,
THIS Is a productive farm and will!
also make ane dairy farm. This
Is genuine bargain and cannot be
on the market but short while :,
better act quick; terms sasy. J. II
MOSELEY q co, No. 9I2 Travellers
Building
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Farm. six Miles From Rich
rfend. on main line OF Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. one-half mile from
the station In high state OF cultiva-
ton; fine etght-room house, with All
modern conventances. all necessary
outbufldings, In No. condition
abundance of fruit Owner will sell
cheap or exchange for city real
estate. j. II MoSELELY g. CO, No,
3l2 Travellers building.
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FOR RENT
CLEANING AND PRESSING

French Steam and Dry ClcaHing--We
will keep your clothes in order FIR
$3.50 month A trial ia all we
ask EMPIRE CLEANING COM
PANY, 8tS East Main street
Phone Monroe 324T
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office of City Engineer,
City Hall.

Office of CITY Engineer,
City Hail
Richmond, Va. July ii. lsi2
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until : p. 81. July Is, 1914.
for certain granolithic work in River
side Park.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned on application to Tits office.
A certified check for 500, made pay
a bic to the City Treasurer, must &C
company proposals as a guarantee Of
OF contract
The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
CHAS, e. BOILING.
City Engineer
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st I<o,,{s o2o 0 so 2 10
Summary; Two sc hits--Oakes,
Huggtns. Evans. Three-b9se hits
Wingo, Becker, Konetchy Sserihce
hits-Snod grass Cakes. Ellis Sac
sriies IN ESQ., aerkle, Doyle. stolen
basas-Doyie. Herxog ca, Meyers.
Cakes Snodgrass Fletcher Konetohy.
wild pitch-Sallee. Bases on balls
on 0rder. 3; off Ames. /: off Dale. /:
of Crandall, /. Struck out--Dy Sal
lee. 2, by Grter ]: by Ar1es 2: by
Willis / Hits-Off SsIlee. S in s.;
Of Arnes. 10 In Is: Off Grier, 4
in 4. Left ON hases--st. Louis. 8;
New York. s. Time, 400, Tmpires
KLEIN and Bush.
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$3.50
Totals ,....sl 9'@s IL


Totals .....4 Al - 50 .
sTwo out when winning run scored.
ssRatted for Needham In NTH.
s*.Ba.ted for Brown In tenth.
Score by innings, X.
f.ostor I q AeAs2-ee
E1ftrAn -. e. . !. - .-.A.. : -
SumnaarsN Two bAes htts--Mc DoA-
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Office of City Engineer.
City Hall.
Richmond Va Iulx Z 1912

Orce of City Engineer.
City Hall
Richmond. Va. July g. 1914
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
rtfrts sfSics until r, Nj, Tuesday. July
is. 1919, for the construction OF con.
crete walls and invert for open sewer
In Bacon Quarter branch. from Har-
rison street westwardiy, as per plans
and specincatioRs on file In this Of
ace, where information can be OBJ
tanned
A certified check for $3.50. made pay
able to the treasurer OF the city OF
Richmond. must Accompany each pro-
posal as guaranty OF bid
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right TO reject any or all pro-
possis.
CNA5, Il. BOILING,
City Engineer.
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FARMS WANTED

IL 4lRa Really. Mnnt IN nsH NSN1 KaFpa
today for kaatanG b4eFni 81 "
coTTRELL 4 CO. 500 z. Franklin.
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Grocery Business, West Endi steady,
paying trade. Well fixed in good
location. VIII inventory at about
st.l60. Reasonable rent CASSEL-
MAN a. CO, 1918 East Main
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Office OF City Engineer.
City Hall,

Office OF City Engineer.
City Hall,
Richmond. Va, July 8, 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until . p. NJ, Tuesday. July
IS. 1912. for grading and filing GER
tain streets; granoli.bic and brick
sidewalks; grading and granite spall
granite spall paving certain streets;
granite curbs and cutters. As per list
on nls in this onios. whore specihca-
lions can be seen and proposals and
information In regard TO same OBJ
tanned.
A certified check In the sum OF
1850. payable 10 City Treasurer. must
accompany each proposal as guaranty
of the execution of the contract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right To reject any or all bids
CHAS. u. BOILING,
City Engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16

Richmond Public Schools.
Room <02. City Hall
Richmond, Va, July Is. 1874
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office not later than July 2<th. at
r, NJ. for furnishing Sciyool Desks.
Auditorium Chairs ete.. for two school
buildings.
For schedule apply to this office.
Certified check for 5000 must accom-
pany each bid, l
The School Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
C, T., WALFORn,
Clerk and Supervisor.
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aid. Zimmerman. Home run---Schulte.
Sacrifice hits--Campbell. Sweeney.
Stolen bases-Kling, Doaneily, Need
ham, Brown. Double play--O Rourke
TO Sweeney to Gowdy. struck ont-By
Meroney, |. by NJ. Brown, &. by Don
nelly. 4. Base on bails--By Meroney,
4 py Donnelly. .. by Dickson, !, by
NJ Brown, g. by c. Brown, :. Hils
nade--OY Meroney, ! In two-thirdS
inning; off Dickson, 3 In one and one
third innings, off Dickson, In one
and one-third innings; off O, Brown,
@ IN half-inning: off NJ. Brown, N
nine and one-third innings, off Don
nelly, In eight innings. Left on
bases--Bosaon, IL, Chicago. II, I'm
pires Brennan and Owens. Time, 2:5l.
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Curtis. Wagner. Left on basea-
Brooklyn, 3: Pittsburg. 6 umpireA,
Rigler and FYnneran, Attendance.
5000.
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Nice Little Farm hargnin---t& Acres,
with new four-room cottage, on q
public road half mite from railway
station. $1,000; $3.50 down. balance
easy. This is gold aud cheap. See
CAS9ELMAN, 10ts East Main.
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FARMS FOR SALE

Old Colonial Home~--4O0 Acres, Two
miles OF railroad station, twenty
miles OF Richmond. with old colonial
house, tenant house; nice location.
Buildings coat IS. 900; so acres In tim
Der. The whole thing TO be closed
out this week for $4,000. Ons-third
cash, balance on terms. Come to
CASSELMAN n CO, 1913 East Main.
Headquarters for Bargains in Farms.
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rfchmond Public Schools
Room 4o3. City Hall,
Richmond. Va. July 10. 1919
Sealed proposals will be received st
this Office not later than 0 y, NJ Mon
day. July 12d for supplying the finish
ing hardware On Madison School, In
lions.
!. For information apply DO c. M
Robinson. architect,
Samples may be shown at thfs office
The Board resarvsa the right TO re-
fAet any or AL hid
- Z. - c. r
RxsN Aeasta
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

80 A.--Loesl-- Daily--Newpors News t48
Sis A.--Ioesl--- Daily--Chs fistss~yilIe. Is. sea-
Thurmond $s%
1900 A.--ErTrsss- Daily Norfolk. Old Pnint;
ia o0A.--Loos'-Dsi y--Lchbs, Le%..C Forxs.
1900 Noon - Express - Daily - Norfolk, OH
Point.
s2l5 p,--Expr-xs--D aily--Cin-LviIs }5
400 p.--Expvess ally Norfolk. N. News
800 Ps-I oca.--Dsily--N News, Old Point.
si5 P--foesj--Ex Sun.~-GordcneviIle.
sBi5 P.---foosi--Ex. sun.-Lynchburx. Natsrk
Bridge Clifton Forge sbf
$40 P.--Ll1nited- Daily--Cinrinnah, ChioaeA
sil0o P~-Express-Ds ily---Cineinnati. L'vnA
sSleers4rs tparfor Cars. gIs
TRAINS ARRIVE RTCHMOSD--focal frota
East $40 A. NJ, TAO P. NJ Through from
East II 80 A. NJ. 2;o5 T, NJ. $40 NJ. Local
Srpr, Wet: z DO A. VI - e,55 A. NJ. end 7:11
?. NJ, Through $40 A, M. II IS A. M. and 2;sl
p NJ
saT,.{iv axnxpf S,,r1av 81
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WEST END HOMES.

WEST END HOMES.
Grove sv~nue, 10 Rooms; Every r0s-
stole convenience; lot 3ox179 Price
$4,000
Grove Avenue. y Rooms; All Con-
venisnceg Price $A.0Q0
Park Avenue. % Raom@l All Com
vsniepces. $500
LOTS.
Grove Avenue. SS5. s9T.5o, sI25; Ttfaen
street s2A per foot.
CAssELMAS d co. IoIs East Main
street
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RICHMOND AND CHEsAPaAKE Bar
RAILWAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
EFFECTIVE MAY 10, Isi1. Hi
LoAvs Richmond, IAuel and Broad ssfeee
bsoCS A. NJ. s7io A. ". bs:l0 A. NJ. Gle:
4. NJ. $4,000 A. ~. II 10 4. NJ. lao Z. NJ
tao P. M. 5:lo p NJ b4:lo H
E,o0 p NJ, $50 P. NJ, 7.io p NJ. be:1o p. M
1910 p NJ. HAS ?. ~ ts
Leave Ashland. Ensland and Mspas ss:saps
saiss A. NJ. be- 90 A: NJ 500 4. n 5000 -
NJ 1000 A NJ s<ii 90 A. NJ. si2:oo n, ssls0el
p NJ, 400 r NJ, 400 r. NJ. 400 p. NJ. bEoes
p. NJ, 600 p M TOO P NJ. 500 P. NJ. bo-oes
r NJ, ifNo p, NJ 3ss
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seSunday only sEfR
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16
HELP WANTED-MALE

PROFIT Winner. New and N~at---Msny
orders bring repeat: helps house
keepers save expenses; price low,
demand immense, MARVIN n. DOTf.
sd. Stamford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16

Utica, y. Y. laid the corner stone
Of a new labor temple on July 4, 1911.
and on July 18th OF this year dedicate
exercises were ned. me principal ad-
dress was delivered by William ID. HUI
Der. president of the United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and JoinerE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16
HELP---FEMALE

waBted~-ffrf to Cook and Clean, No,
10a North Seventh street