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WAS FALSE CALL.

Somebody up on Walnut street started a fight carly last evening. and when the fight started somebody else left the scene in a hurry yelling, Fight fight. fight ut the top of their voice. The cries were mistaken for a fire cali, and the department was telephoned for.
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RowLEs MAKES CHANGE.
Becomes Manager and Stockholders 0
 the Sorrells Drug Company.

Osborne Rowles. one of the pioneer druggists of this city, and who for about tetn years has been manager for Jackson Pharmacy has become q stockholder and manager of the Sor- rells Drug Store. The deal was made yesterday. Frank Walker, who has been manager and largest stockholder Of the store for the past six years will devote all his time to the famous Hot Springs Liver Buttons, which he manufactures here, and which are now being widely advertised and sold throughout the whole country.
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NEwsEY IS DEAD.

of the city, being a cripple who engaged in selling papers here for long time died at St. Josephs yesterday morning He Is said to have a brother in Missouri who is a practicing physician The relatives have been notified.
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COUNTRY PICNIC.

Antioch Township to be the Scene Of
 Gathering on August IS.
 A big country picnic and babecue is planned for Antioch township on August IS, at which time probably several hun dred country folks, and many friends from the city will participate in a gen eral outing. The picnic win be at the White Oak School House. which Is one of the most beautiful places In the town ship and one well supplied with water.
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BOWLING ALLEYS.

Four regulations in Dugan Stuart building, opposite Arlington hotel A place for ladies and gentlemen to en- joY themselves. RGbt. E. McRoberts, Proprietor 4tt
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soRmAN FUNERAL.

Tine funeral Of Mrs Dora Borman sister of Mrs. Joe Butterfield. was held from the residence of the latter on Park avenue yesterdav afternoon. She had been i'll for about four months.
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Elkay's Straw Hat. Cleaner makes your old straw hat lpok like new in 8 minutes. l0c per package R. q. Morris Drug Co, SOP Central avenue. The Rexall Store.
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T was cured of Dlarfhoea by one dose Of Chanberlain's eoiie, Cholera and Dlarilhoea Reme1y, writes M F. Gebhart. Ori0le Pa There is nothihg better. For sale by all dealers.
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exxxxxxXxxxXxxXxXXXXXXXs s 3 Personals 5 . Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs
pon.t l0rgst rhursaay. Aasast ]

Don't forget Thursday. August l.
 Mrs Russey- Brown has returned from visit to friends at Monticello.
 --A--
 Mr J. H. Hall left yesterday to visit his old home in South Carolina.
 Mrs Ora Dinwiddie has returned to Little Rock after visit to her son in this city.
 Miss Annie Taylor leaves today for Norfolk. Va. to spend few weeks with relatives.
 Mrs Hazeiton and daughter of Spring field, Mo, are here on visit to Mrs Shannon.
 Chancellor Judge J. P. Henderson and wife leave today for Fl Paso. Texas, where they win visit for few weeks.
 w. E. Chester of the Arlington has returned home after most delightful visit along the Canadian resort section
 Messrs D. and E. Burgauer and their wives will leave tomorrow for western points. including trip to the Yellow stone Park.
 Rev. Forney Hutchinson. pastor of the Central Methodist church, has gone to Cedar Glades where he is conducting a revival service.
 J L. wadley leaves today for searcy, where he willl take charge of the White County Falr which is one of the biggest county fairs held in this state.
 Miss Joe May Wood has returned from B visit to Little Rock and Pine Bluff. where she was the recipient of several social gatherings in honor of her visit.
 The Willing Workers of the First Bap- tist church will hold social at the home of Judge J. B. Wood this afternoon and evening, from to 10 o'clock Friends of the organization are invited.
 Thursday afternoon and evening the Willing Workers of the First Baptist church will give lawn social at the residence of Judge J. B. Wood from 3 to 10 o'clock D. m. Everyone cordially invited to attend.
 G. E. Buckstaff of the Buckstaff bath house. leaves today for Oshkosh. Wis, where he will spend the remain der of the summer.
 Shirley Wood, son of Justice Car roll D. Wood of the supreme court, arrived here yesterday to spend a few weeks with relatives. He is a West Pointer, and is coach for the football team.
 Redmond Joyce, who went as a delegate from the local Lodge of Elks 10 he Portland National Convention, returned yesterday greatly pleased with his trip. He was royalty enter tainel in Portland, where all Elks had a splendid time He also visited friends in San Francisco and Los A. ..ll II.
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aTAE AUTO iNN Is now open aud
 saastv to serve you. Accessories at the riatt prices. Garage that ues~ aodates, Mechanics that are experts os1os'ne Al z0t per uaiiun.. 3t7 Malvern Afsnus Phone ztl.
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J. g WILSON has removed his livery
 stable from Garland avenue to 6ss oua- chita avenue. Phone 1023. Cheapest rate for country trips. sse-u
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MOTOR BURNED OUT.
Small Fire and Much Smoke Attracts
 Department to Strauss Store.

A new motor, just installed during the day in the Strauss furnishing goods house, smoked much and burned little last night. and the fire depart ment was called to the scene It was lot necessary to use either chemicals or hose to extinguish the blaze.
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Miss Joe May Wood has returned from visit to Little Rock and Pine Bluff. where she was the recipient of several social gatherings in honor of her visit.
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The Willing Workers of the First Bap- tist church will hold social at the home of Judge J. B. Wood this afternoon and evening, from 8 to 10 o'clock. Friends of the organization are invited.
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J. L. Wadley leaves today for Searcy, where he will take charge of the White County Fair, which is one of the biggest county fairs held in this state.
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Thursday afternoon and evening the Willing Workers of the First Baptist church will give a lawn social at the residence of Judge J. B. Wood from 3 to 10 o'clock D. m. Everyone cordially invited to attend.
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Shirley Wood, son of Justice Car roll D. Wood of the supreme court, arrived here yesterday to spend a few weeks with relatives. He is West Pointer, and is coach for the football team.
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G. E. Buckstaff of the Buckstaff bath house. leaves today for Oshkosh. Wis, where he will spend the remain der of the summer
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Rev Forney Hutchinson. pastor of the Central Methodist church, has gone to Cedar Glades where he is conducting a revival service.
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MOTION PICTURES

Entire Change of Program Each Day The Coolest Play House in the City The Best in the Motion Picture World
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

.>NroNiliTTr: frY,IENICCSKIN FOOD
VIII free your face from lines and
"unkl"s after Il few applications.
i"nvin. skin soft aud white. Price
',uc NNTONIETTE SMELL. G@i
?'rhtf"fd s'lacc, Chicago. i'll.
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ARRANGE BURIAL
FOR SECOND TINE
Relatives of Miss Tirnberlake
Now Certain of Fer
Death.
Ispec.a. % The me..pi.pA ,csl !

Winchester. Va. March e.-For the second
time within ,h.-c years. relative, Of Mss
Lydia L. rituoes,ake. member o. an old
frederick county family, living Bruce
Town are making arransement, FOR her
tvno'al. which lie 10 be held Tomorrow.
Miss T!1heriake. who was daurAter o..
ihc late william b Timbcrlatc, had hren
81 long limo OF tuberc,i.o.s and about
three years ago shc apparently passed away
dur'nE one OF her sinking -pcli,. The p!;-
low upon which she nad rested her head
fes Tany months Nas removed. re.s;gys.
.; a distance were sen, .or, and prepaid
lions were eci5s made .Or ihe last sad rites
when meT1A": q! the family. sitting near
the rupPos'il: lead body, noticed tw.tci-
ING Of tho 'nu.cIes. An examination Showtd
mat HE was not extinct The BODY mas
raised. and MiSs r!mbcrlakc open.U her
ayes s,inuian;A revived her. and in tho
course ot time She was able TO sit up In
Yer bed. out she remained an invalid untit
ana! dissolution occurred yesterday Her
passing away AT tina, time was Sudden mud
wholly unexpected by the family and in
View OF tic tact tina, her body remained
warm 10. several hour longer than =
usually ,hs case. relatives we're no, quite
certain that death had .nsucd \ physi-
clan WAS called in, and an examination
showed that the pulse was SIN and he
extinct. Later "a the day the body was
enioaim"d and prepared FOR burial to-p,or-
row. 80
Miss TmberlaEe was ,hlrty-sir year, Old
she leaves hc- inva!ld mother Mrs. Eiisa.
riinbcriahc. and four brothers-James Les
and Thomas r!mbc.lakc. o. Washington II
=, and William Il. Timberlaie OF Bruce
Town. Her ancestors wore among The pio-
nerts o. Frederick county.
Major Holmes Conrad The We'll lrovn
NirSin!h lawyer who practices his p-otc.-
sion IN Washington, hat arrived az hi,
hoihH n This city from Virginia Beach
where he has been under medical treatment.
and is much improved. Major Conrad. who
was SOLICITOR general OF the United states
during PRESIDENT CIeveisnd's second admin
lt;Eniion, viii remain here for several da,.
nttoEc returning 10 hts law office In WASH
ihEfon' HE Illness prevented him from
mating the principal address, al tho recent
nresenisl ton OF IL portrait ot tho late United
Staics senator John w. Daniel 70 the STAT.
OF Virginia In Richmond
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loi Acres. *i.3Oo-rart Cash. Fruit
Poultry and Grain

Grea; chance for a hustler 10 make money:
good location. near neighbors schools.
stores. only three miles to railroad; rollins :,
Village land, fenced with wire: grows any
crop; pasture for ten cows: good water
supply; 1900 fec: timber; 10 young fruit
trees. just bearing; i-room cottage nearly
new barn: owncr very old II taken now
oniy Slsoo-part cash Full details and trav-
eng directions 10 see this and other good
virginia farms. PAGE g. Southern Edition
S'ronts Farm Catalogue Is. copy free. We
pay buyers railroad fares station a5oi
Y. y. HiFout. oil Titha ST.. Greensboro. y. a..
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As / AM LEAVING THE CITY TO I'm.
gage In ano;her business. Will sell
al great sacrifice nay lee cream
business, no" doing ai1op; S30.UU1
worth of business per wear II YOU
are interested write 10 T. q Boz
35i, city.
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Eyidencc discriminating.

The government has about comple,
cd it's preparations for tho prosecution
OF MI. and Mrs. +. Pethick Lawrence,
joint editors of Votes for Women, Mrs.
Pankhurst, Mrs. luke and the other
leaders on the conspiracy charge.
When they are arraIgned in Bow
Street Police Court next Thursday the
government will present great
amount OF evidence against them. Let
tiers and documents seized in the raid
OH suffrage headquarters, including a
letter book containing copies OF hun
drcds of letters sent by the leaders to
the suburbs and provinces asking mill
tant women there to come to London
to assist In the raid and emphasizing
the damage 1t was planned 10 do, Will
be used against the accused. In addi-
ticn the sworn admissions OF women
who have been tried for wilful destruc-
ton of property and who admitted they
had been brought to the city under
orders will also be presented 10 the
court.
1t is the general belief that there will
be nothing for the magistrate to do but
to bind over all the accused for trial.
1t was reported tonight that Chris
tcbel Pankhurst. who evaded the police
sent to arrest her, succeeded In getting
10 the Continent, and that she is now
en- route to the United States to raise
funds for tho defense of her mother and
companions. While the government
has not got attached the funds of the
militant organization, IT. is expected
this action may sortly be taken, and
II this is done it will he necessary to
raise another war fund"
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STRIKE is IMPROBABLE
Believed Now That Operators an,
Miners VIII Get Together.
Especial to Tho TImes-DIspatch.I

Especial 10 TIC IIli1es-Ulsrdtch.I
New York. March At was learned
here this evening that when the an
thracitc coal operators meet the seal e
committee OF the miners next Thurs.
day. after rejecting tho original de-
submit a counter proposition which
will provide for certain increases in
nay for certain classes of work. While
1t Is not believed the new offer will
be In any way acceptable to tho mi
ners, 1t is believed it will open the
way for general negotiations. While
the situation Is serious, 1t was stated
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TO Jail for se,r,ur I,,,.

William Burton. tho Gayton
implicated by William Stone whnn 81
I Io,, was arraigned before Magistraas
ha u,sear IN the Henrico county couri .
phnd tiger, was discharged yestarS, "
oo5 5he MAGISTRATE, while Stone wss
n s5o and costs and ordered to fur
FaiIinr ~ 49,. trse months
pond. stone was sent TO fail Cor flfteen
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WILL SELL s5jn NOTE SECURED On
real estate Al liberal discount If sold
81 once. property worth double.
Addrsfs \ 5ie. care Times u .spatch.
ONE OF TIT: BEST PAYING GROCERY
stores IN the city doing business
Of over $1,000 week. II YOU want
something good sec L. F.. SCiiMii5I,
4 co. $40 american National Bank
Building.
WANTED. TO COMMU NIC.ATE WITH
some one desiring TO invest $50 in
paying business. Address a ste
care Times-D!spatch.
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:. BROWN. LADIES TAILOR. 81 w
GRACE STREET.
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Endorsement Announced.

Specialize The Times Dispa tch.l
fredericksburg, Va. March 1-rhs
engagement OF Miss Virginia NJ Rohey.
ioImerly OF Stafford county. now OF
iittsylyania county, to Edward T..
starting. We'll known young business
man Of Danville. Is announced The
wedding Will take place early III June
at EPIPHANY Church, Danvillc N.
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by operators familiar Wifi ~.
dion tonight that they bclievoSs et t,ss
e,,ni,euity Will he adjusted without' "s
S WomsG They protested to believe It
agreemc 1e agreed as,s, to extend the old
negotiated o"o c'uto ~
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No Cases ..rSucd.

NO cases were argued yesterday in
INC United States Circuit Court or Ap-
attention to n conference session on
cases heretofore argued and submitted
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/ PnE rENr. TO 3 PER GENT. ptr
MONTH WE LOAN MORE I,lBEH.
ALLY ANp At LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST THAN OTHER i.6EE
OFFiCES. OR HIGHEST RATE is
PER CENT. , ~ MONrIi. Eic,ii.
MV%( l.oAN OFFICE, S BNCiI-
i;ACii. EOPilETpr SIS LAST
BHo.ND STREET EsTAELISiiI:u
1857.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

We GUARANTEE ALWAYS TO GIVE
rou THE LOWEST RATE OF IN
TEREsT On YOUR DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JgwELRr. SILVER
WARE ETC. ALL PLEDGES PRO
rEcrEp uY FIRE AID BURGLAR
PROOF VAULTS.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE,
:. E.AcunAcH. PROPRIETOR. sI5
EAST BROAD STREET. LARGEST,
OLDEST AND MOST Reliable.
ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
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a6millistrator's Qntifr

:, Richmond; Va, March Z. 1912. :,
iiANt Qualified THIS DAY AS
administrator or tho late I,ic,
A.ndrtdS' hereby notify ali debtors
10 come forward ana settle All dan,
agaihht nor. Also all Glazing viii Id
paid u presented 10 me. ~
lsished) ". l.. ANDREWS,
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Goal ann l1lpnn
RiIlinfrp


CLASSY MILLINERY AT MONEY
saving prices Is our motto. 1t will
afford us great plea sure TO have you
call CLARk'S MILLINERY, 21T y.
First Street
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RACHH ACH.

| FEE CENT TO PEE CENT. PEE
MONTH. LARGEST. STRONGEST,
COLLATERAL INSTITUTION SOUTH
or NEW YORK. LliStR.AL LOANS
IN DIAMONDS JEWELEN, MATCH
rs, SIN t.IlWAtE, ere. III ~
NEED OF MONEY IF WILL BE 10
YOUR INTEREST no SEE Us. ElCn-
MOND LOAN OFFICE, : BACH
i!ACii. PROPRIETOR, Si5 EAST
BROAD. ESTABLISHED 1857.
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IRISH CROCHET.
99fftllg9

a s STATED COMMUNICATION
XE OF Frntcrnal Lodge, No. SO, A.,
Ms.onc Tem M w. yin Md be asl1 q 5Me ehe
dayl, March IL. at 1880 o'clock
Members arc urgently requested to
attend and brethren OF sister lodges
and transient brethren are fratcrnally
INVITED to unite with us
YORK in the degrees.
by order OF the Worshipful Master,
WAi. EEJNHEIMErt
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

$i5--A FINE. SPREAD STONE, WHITE
Silently Imperfect. over 10 karat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

OLD AND PEHfECTLI RELIABLE
llsiness house in this city. with 4
N!tw 10 extending their lines and
Increasing their business. wishes u
sell limited quantity ut prefer
cd stock. Invite thorough investiga.
ZION and Viii guarantee investment
This Is chance for Il good invest
mcnt With absolute security. * AZ
care Times niapatch
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a9i5rrllanepu6
,s.,,-.s-s 49,. - ; - - ~
WATCH EEP.AJEING.

YoUE WATCH REPAIRED Or CLEAN
cd By WAL TOBiES. JR.. is a guar
antee that II hone properly; 20
years experience. Clcaa:ng. 81; main
springs. ST.. i0S East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

s26-A LOT OF FINE STONES THAT
can't be duplicated at $40.
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Kooifts for Bent

MIC ELY FtRHIsHED. HEATED
rooms. 2ee South Third Street.
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= GOLDBERG, LADIES' TAILOR,
FORMERLY WITH KAUFNtANN &;
CO. COZ NORTH FIRST. PHONE
MONROE 3l3l.
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ANTIQUES.

OEiGlNAl ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired. polished and
packed upholstcring. etc. l. y. AR
NALL q son. 1917 ". Broad. Phone
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lousinre5 AppurttlnIilrp

.
WANTED. y MAN OF ABILITY AND
81 character to take charge of the
stock sales department oil "A we'll
organized company. The opportuu-
Il! aud compensation offered will
prove 81 investigation to hc of un-
usual interest. Address = COS. care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

RAILROADS. MUST HAVE: rELi1
sraphers. They offer good pay and
advancement. Learn tile science
with us Nicely equipped school. 60
pert operator as teacher aud reason
able tuition rate; offered Massey
BUSINESS tOiI.EGE
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;. WiNTEl:S LADIES TAILOR, 100 =
H0I"r!i SIXTH STREET.--To MI,
GISfOaiEES WHO iNVl. rI:EN
WEAR!NG TAitOE- MADE SUITS
FIT: IN WOULD AFFORD All;
PLEASURE. IL TlIl3N WOI-ID Cali.
.NkoGNn AND INSPECT SAME. Nfy'
GREAT SUCCESS IN THE PAST
Is DUE TO THE Fact THAT
fATio%S ARE ALWAYS ASSJ'El;O
o. FEST QUALIFY, CORRECT
STYLES. HIGH CLASS WDI,kAfSN.
SliIr ] AM OFFERING SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS UNTIL THE 2oTu or
MARCH }. WINTERS
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SEE Us. EVEN If YOU DON'T WANT
10 buy III present
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81 t0-3-i KARAT WHITE STONES
perfect: exceptionally linc value
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COMPANY INCORPORATED "
TINS Stat" and doing n successful
business a, tho present time. desires
Tor good reasons 60 sell The bust
ness offered il Il subdivision rcal
estate business, and the property
hnds ready market at the present
prices Out 81 aii lots about ia
nave already been sold Splendid
opportunity for increasing prices on
iois as sale advances. Fully organ
lied sales fore" now working sue
cessfuily. Existing conditions maxi
this nrst-rlass opnoriunity TO step
Into 2 con:s business $1,000 is
needed TO handle this. or the stock :.
holders might consider an income
property eNchaurc OF about equal
cash value Wc solicit an immediate
purchaser nithcr through an agent
o. direct; .tddrc- T. 696. care Times.
Dispatch
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OSTRICH FEATHERS TAKE YOUR
oid feathers TO 'rHtRSToNS; they
viii max" Them new again. THURS
Tons. 40. 2l1 North First Street.
no HEGisTEEEn ASSISTANTS AND
lrrcgistcrci Pharmacists: prepare
mrn for the state pharmacy eXnmi-
nation ROBERT l.. WRIGHT. 23o6
East nroad.
FREE PHOTOGRAPHERS ORDER TO
introduce our work we will make YOU
absolutely free Il photograph Of your
self II YOU VIII present this notice
al oui studio on Tuesday, March IL,
ar on Thursday. March lith ",
are now open for business: photo
graphs hy day or night. taken by
the original Pony Man. Come in
and see us; yours for photographs.
CAPITOL STUDIO, COO East Broad
street. over the Hanover Shoe Store.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that ! Will he Responsible only FOR
debts contracted by myself l.. l.
TWENTY TO FORTY DOLLARS PER
week earned as rn-ravcr. 70 teach
YOU IN short course of instructions
For particulars apply 700 East
iiroad
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flats llsanten

WANTED. STEAM-HEATED APART
mcnt. three TO live rooms Address
& COS care Tines Dispatch
WANTED. ,FOrR-RO FLAT or,
small house CNes, EndD would con
slider cight-room house. give full
particulars: rent must lie reasonable
3iI. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FLAT EY MARpIL.1
couple without children. Apply +
io2, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FIRST FIRST FLOoH
HAT. three or four rooms: central To-
eaton. Address z $50. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. FIAT or FOUR ROOMS.
with bath. ~ will take houe, VIII,
some one. References cXch,npcd
Phonc Madison iGoS
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WEDDING RINGS.

SOLID GOLD PLAIN WEDDING RINGS
from 81 ur at WM. rOBIEN, JR'S,
EOS East Broad street.
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GO TO sPIRELLN SHOP FOR BEAU
tiiul low bus, corsets. MRS. COR
NELlA MOORE, city manager. EOS
North Fifth Street Phone Madison
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goan @ffites.
MONTH.

, PER CENT TO FER GENT PER
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PERSONALS

s. NJ. ioTzE, EXPERsT = GLE,
Eraphcr and railroad man. is now
tcechinS at MASSEY. BUSINESS;
COLLEGE, SOC East Broad street.
Be HAPPY: EAT SNIITHFIELD SAUL
sage. For sale at your groccr's.
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-
PERSONALS

wANTEp. YUU TO Know THAT ~.
IT, CDWAtiDIN'S SONS pr;c,S on
watch and jewclry work are the low
est III town: satisfaction is guar n
tocd. Isle Fast Main street
LESSER. THE LADIES TAILOR. TIE.
only ono in town who makes a spc-
cialty ia altering all kinds of gan :
incnis TO the latest fashion Every
garment that is altered III my esta1-
lishment is done under my personal
supcrvision. Prices very nodera u
aud work satisfactory The Raleigh
Apartments, Harrison and Franklin
lhunc Madison 1923.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

Two Rt'S loNSlBiE tAlsTlES HAVE
clean, live progressive business IN
Richmond. tho rapid growth OF which
neccssitatcs enl arginT: will take IN
one man with $4,000. or two with
$4,000 each without services, giving
~ per cent preferred stock with
rights OF further participation in
profits, which should he over 50 per
cent net Address \ go. care
fines. y !spHtCh
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J. KATz. THE LADIES' TAILOR. POS
NORTH FIFTH STREET. PHONE
MONROE 9ol.