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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 6.
Brown Company have Lee ed for DR.. Oscar
A. Burton tho four story dwelling house,
No - West 18th street l. Harry Karger.
A worer's tailor. who Will alter the same
with stores. using the entire upper portion
for his own business. The lease Is for
term % years.
William H Peckham rented apartments
IN No. . West ssth street 10 Henry OPP
penheiuer. II. Hauser. Gtistave Lipman,
Charles Vetter and IN No 20 Central
Park West 20 Dr. Max Toplitz, Max
Frankel. Henry c. stenck. ]. A Gold
stein. Baldwin Schlesinger. J. p Name
and T.. NJ Rosenstock.
Pease q Gilman rented apartments IN
No 81 Central Park West 10 DR.. A. J.
LOOMS Mrs. i. II. Lase and X. NJ.
Rav-IS. IN No. IT Riverside Drivs.to ".
Il Coverdale In No. col West l7oh street
TO T. Goodheart, II. n. Woods. and J. A.
schnspp; in No. 81 West 23d strest 20 p.
D. Fagans and II C. Cooper.
semuel Il Martin leased % the Athls
National Baking Company the store and
basement No. az Ninth avenue.
James Stryker leased for Mrs.. Francis
Helm the buildings northwest corner OF
5sth street and Eighth avenue 20 Michael
Rowan.
Daniel Birdsali & Co. rented all o. tho
lofts ir Nos. o. and e. Leonard street, Tor
a term OF years 70 Frederick Victor &
AcnoEs
William NJ Hoer leased the dwelling
southwest corner OF Lexington avenue and
18th street 10 F. p Dunn.
The Gross & Brown Company leased
the seventh and eighth noors and roof az
No S5l West 90 street for 4 term OF
Years 10 the Abbot; Detroit Motor Com
pluy. also part OF The ground floor at
Eos 1Gs-5ie West 5stn street 90 the Auto
matte Concrete Mi1c- Company. and
space I'm Nos 2p-o4 West s,th street 70
Mandel 4 schuiiEer.
Moore Schultz q CO nave leased the
following private houseS. No. - West
18th stree, for Michael F1eck 20 Dr. A
J Henter. No. % Hamilton Place for
Mr. r Disstsl 10 Andrew A Meacle.
anc No. G. Yves, 18th street for Knox
e. Dooling 70 William wilder fer term
% years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
MATHER ESTATE SELLS DWELLING HOUSE
Six Story Building SD Street. Between FINN anu "aoSO
Avenues Again Changes Owners.
NAVE, roREcI osIJRE SALE OF s2D STREET PARCEL

,,,,cbroor, viii be on the second floor. On
the third floor will be big gymnasium
three classrooms. library and four bowl
ing alleys. with a hotroom and shower
bathroom. There Will be 1873 bedrooms
The New York Central & Hudson River
railroad Company Is the owner Of record.
Warren & wetmore are the arcnitec's
and have estimated the cost at S2So'ooe'
Plans have also been rled for the con-
strlction OF a SIX story store and once
building on the west side Of vanderbilt
avenue occupying the whole front be
tween l2d and 42d streets. Tbs building
is 10 be used by the United Cigar Stores
Company. and the estimated cost Is $780,
600. The New York Central II HUDSON
River Railroad Is the owner. Warren e
Wetuore are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT PONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
CMaturinE 1919

IfIal lTIIIE ItIt- III
Furnishsd By swartwout & App-nzelar 40.
- Pine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

Myers Tobacco Company. represented %
the real estate firm Of VIM 4 Hoyt q
Co., the warehouse and factory building
covering about Ave city lots on the SOUTH
cas-, corner Of Seventh avenue ana letn
street. The company will use the prop
perty an a modern factory and warehouse
for the manufacture Of cigarettes, to-
bacco. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
NEW 100000 Y. NJ. C. A.
To Be Erected in Park Avenue By
Central Railroad.

Plans nave been fled FOR the ooustruc-
ton OF a six story and mezzanin. build
inr for tho Railroad Young Mems Chris-
tian Association. II viii be- on the cast
side OF PARK avenue the whole block be
tween sgth and 10Th streets on the FIRST
floor VIII be large social hall and bill
lard room. 4 large restaurant and q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
BIG FACTORY SITE LEASED.

Clmman. voorhees, 4 FLOYD. represent
INK James l. Van Allen. have LEASED for
a l1nE term q years 70 the IASgsit a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded YESTERDAY az the Real Estate TX
change salesroorn. Nos. IA ard h Eesey
street:
By Bryan l. Kennedy
ED ST. is East. IlS Z, " OF Hsoisos
ave-. 28xiO2.2. ST. dvg, .tv extension
soto % the defendant for sos 900.
b. Joseph 2. Day.
18th ST 221 East. r 8. SO 2 q "a
Charlotte Tiessier for $3.50.
Al the Bronx Exchange:
Union AVE Sos F. IS q o, ljl'' 81
y sxgl. { So tsnut and stores sold 20 me
plaintiff for 5000
b H. q Mapes & Co
SEwBOLD AVE p 90 . % Have
meyer ave. @JziO0. sold % tho plain''H Tor
g. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

Pease & Gilman have sold the sN
etc.. American basement dwelling house
AZ Nc. IA East SD street. on lot -'Ai'''.O
feet between Fifth and Madison aNe"ue9
,or the estate Of the Robert Ma'lle', '''
Ists president OF the westinghouse blec-
,ric Company. The building was erecIeu
., ,ae nv the Dr.. william p. Diller' WHO
.,so hu,lt No. 49, Since that time the
prop.rty sold yesterday has falien H'so
,be hands Of these owners: Mrs. a VI
hubbard. George s. Brewster, the la'e
,,-,,k Laying and the late MI
1,,t,s-. No. Y IS owned and occupied
by William L. Hardness: NO. !" Il o"ieu
bv Mrs Jenny K Stafford. proprietor ol
the Hotel Imperial: No. IS By James W.
Ellsworth. No. % BY J. Henry DICK anu
No p the corner of Madison avenue
bv Lewis Nixon. The purchaser Is
client of Philbin. Beekman, Menken q
Griscom. and buys for occupancy
In the Vesey street salesrooms yester-
6av BRYAN l. Kennedy sold IN fore-
closure proceedings No. IS East SD street.
Tn. property was secured for $4,000 by
the defendant in the action Nesiey
Thorn. who IL understood 70 represent
Fannie Hoadley. This is the third time
within seven months that this properly
has been sold AZ auction and acquired
by the same defendant. Al the two prior
sales. on February and ApTil -. the
reo,,is,te 10 per cent Of the purchase
nrice was paid. but the buyer never com
pIeted the purchase. At the two prior
sales the cash payments. 10 per cent IN
each instance. amounted 70 $3.50, and
Yesterdays payment makes total OF
$3.50 10 date. The New York Life In
surance Company was the plaintiff In the
foreclosure proceedings
The trading yesterday was conhneo 70
nat and dwelling house properties The
transactions follow:
Manhattan.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-wilAsnl sehen-
ksr has solo 10. 1875 81. Niehols. svenns .
Eve storr 1athouse. on LOT GS1sh fest. Dc
tween ll9rh and 10th s'reett
IENOX ANENCE-Pctcr Costa mas soid
rc- Henry LANCE NO - AflaA a'cHuf .
Nv. story double fathouse. on lot -bHs4 Zee
1t0TH STEEET-WiilIam j. ssellf h-s
sold No rs Ess, tiutn stree. a'H stofi
hathoIse. On l0i -5ziOO.li fee
FIRST AE,-,,t l,--.-award Knapp "a.
building. on lot i7.oL9i feet. near ilth street
Tfr huvcr IS brewing company. NJ
Knapp bought the property az foreclosure IN
July.
4lTH sTREET-Tannie T. paris sold 80
14l East 44th street. four story high stoop
dwelling house. or lot 2oXioo feet. about
10 feet east OF lexington avenue.
10TH sIREET-Mary y. Marnssn sold
80 5If West l87th stree adjoining tde
southeast corner or Audubon aFcur..
The Bronx.
WILLIS AvENf-T- william ~rrwl.tr 90
Il C. Myfothy So 242 Wills avenue
Eve st0rs dathouss. on 'ot -aEi"n feet. Doe
tween I3sth and 1885, streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

REAL EsTATEFoR SALE OTTO Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
TAkESuP HIS WORK
AS MISSIONARY
lspse.al 70 me ss-Dsspascn.l

Especial 70 The Times Dispatcn.I
Winchester. We. October 1.-THE
Protestant Bpiscopal Church IN the
Diocese o. Virginia nov has . regular
diocesan missionary. or evangelist. In
the person Of Rev. Nelson Page Dame.
who was for many years rector Of
Christ Church Of Winchester. but more
recently Of 81. Paurs Church Of ossin-
ing. n. 7. Mr.. Dame resigned ~
Gently - pastor Of the latter church.
and 10 row engaged In his svAnGelis-
tic work In the Virginia DIOCESE which
embraces al that portion Of Virginia
north Of the James River.
For many ysaFp such work has been
carried on hy various minis&srs who
have regular charges. and IL WAS the
late Albert Baker. Of Winchester. for
many ysass senior warden Of Christ
Chureh. who saw the need Of q man
10 do mission work and nothing else.
He ana Mr.. Dame were most intimate
friends. and when Mr.. Baker made
his will he set aside . sum Of $4,000
for the purpose of establishing and
maintaining the once OF q diocesan
evangelist. whose labors were to be
confined exclusively to the Virginia
Daoeess. When this provisdon was
made. Mr.. Baker had his friend. Mr..
Dame. In view. - the latter has for
many years had . particular nktne
for that branch Of church Work.
The bsquest msds by Nh. Baker be-
came available recently. and Bishop
Gibson. OF this diocese. at once ap-
pointed Mr. Dame TO have charge OF
the work. He has already been assist
ius Rev. ;. r Ellis In his work
amons the Blue Ridge Mountain pso-
pls OF Page and Rockingham Coun-
ties. ana Will return TO Page Coanfy
about October II TO continue the WORK.
the masnitude Of which - muen
greater than was anticipated when
il vas begun By Mr.. Ellis some years
The family Of Mr.. Dame who 10
brother OF Rev. Dr.. william IL Dame
ana Rev. DR.. George W. Dame, OF BAL
timore. has been passing the summer
In Maine. but Mrs.. Dame and the
Mise. Dame are now In Aexanofia'
where the family will reside. Alex,
andna being . centre OF Episcopal
vork and influence Mr.. Danes ne"
duties win require him TO ho.o mis-
s,cr services and do svangsl!stic wosk
al over the diocese. and prominent
churchmeu are Of the opinion tnat .ne
Eniseopal Church will be ereauS
streuGthened In every respect Oy 'hs
work OF Mr. Dame.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
DEATHS

FITZGERALD-Died. at the residencea
Of Mr. John H. Glaze. ToS Miller Ave-
nue.. Barton Hs.ghts. MR., JERE-s
Mass.
Funeral notice later.
Boston. Mass. papers please coDy.s
at the residence OF
her son. 1905 Third Avenue. High
land Park. at BIAS p Il, October 12.s
MRS I. w. NcCAUL. In her seventy
fifth year Of aga Y
Funeral from the above re.idsncs
terment in Rivervtew-
SHIMP.-Died. at the residenos Of her:
daughter. MRS ANNIE ADAMS
at s p. n. MRS NARY A. SHI3GP.s
She leaves one brother. LeW1D T.
Miller: one daughter. Ms AAnie
Adams and five gran1ch,ldren.
Funeral notice later. 81,
Philadelphia and Baltimoge paDef1.
please copy.
KELLEY.-Died. at the residence Oh
her mother. sos West Cary Street.
MAGGIE B.. beloved daughter OF
Mrs Belle g. and the late Charleg,
I. Beazley. Besides her mother. she
leaves one daughter. Nafy J: Kel1eys-
also one brother. Mr.. Lloyd p 49,
ley, Petersburg. Va. Maggfe Was 0uti-f5
ful. Kind and loving in many waya.s{
a devoted mother and daughter an4S
a good kind sister. Nay she have -
brighter home and her rewar4 Sroots1
er in heaven.
~ lDaned on hope that was an -
vain. y
III the terrible words at IaUe
Told our stricken hearts she Wa ous
OF pain
And her beautiful life had passs4
BY one that loved her. :
A FRIEND. =
The funeral took place froD CAL
vary BAPTIST Church October oth, a4 !
$50.
Baltimore. Nd. PetsrSburG. Va
Stauntcn. Va. and Htntou. W. Va
papers please COPY:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
NOT WANTED

y,.,<sr,-ra Polics Have Ne charge Agnssss
Man Arrested 0sre-
Michael Miller. thirty years e'e. -
arrestec yesterday by Detectives bafey'
Bolton and Gentry - q suspicious chasacte..
.nsnaetAA Of being Q fugitive from Justice In
p.,,ir,o-, A telegram from Baltimore later
a the day said that Miller was known 20
the ,oiics there. but was not wanted on any
ehsrxe. Efforts will be made By the Detse-
dive Bureau to ascertain Whether he y
vested in other places before ne 70 rsie.sec.
HtiIs, VA, picked up BY the detectives at
F,~hfh and Broad 9treetA He vas here
iast week. having q eeneession II the state
Fair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
6Sueh Richmond BuTsaH.
The Times Dispatoh.
100 Hull Street

Phone Madison IN.
While 70, CHARGING that any unfair advanr
sase .aS taken. sout0Ae building conuAo
tor, are not merely 6AgruntleA. but are e1-
.remeiv sore over the manner in which bids
for the construction Of the new scnool
buf,dtnx. 10 be crested ~ cost o. $4o~"
In Oak Grove aaA svausboro. were secured
Ths special election IT which time the isso-
ing new buildings was authosissd was neio
October q The advertisement calling fof
bids vas pubIishsd before September IA ana
a. Q oonsequsnes the 6outhsider1 nor eo-
peesins this rnovs and not knowing a 10
failed to put In their Offers. although -FOUR
had bid On . former occasion.
These four contractors Ill i've within the
bounds Of the school district ana are tax
payers Thsy feel that thsy should have
been notified that the bids were called for.
They say that they oouA not Be expected
to watch four or nvs paps0 for month
before he voters had given their consent
to the erection Of the sehooihoussA
The contract has not yet been awarded.
although the trustees have virtually settled
upor Shs lucky contractor. Several minor
changes In the plans viii - made bsfors the
anal contract TO build - dgasd-
Throe lllnis4ssD - LSosA
Three sou,hside ministers who have been
in this field for many yeasD WIN 81 the END
OF this month take up their duties else
where. The Rev ]. J. FL. for ten years
pastor o. the Porter street Pressyter.an
Church, has accepted . call % the West
End Church. Of Eoanoks- Rev J. W. Dur
ham. pastor OF the Balm bridge Street Baptist
Church. has also accepted . call TO Roam
oke Both Of these clerSJmsn WIN start in
their new chsrVss the d.st Sunday in No
vember.
The Rev. q. r Forrester. pastor OF the
Decatur Street Methodist Church viii be the
third to leave. Mr. Forester has Sereed his
four years IN this church. and VIII be as
nnP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
i AM FREE-YOU CAN De FIRE
RISK JUST ONE cEN7

send no moucy Jus, your name and
address on a posAaI card. Say: Dear
SAN Kstz,-Picssc scH nc how you cured
yosu catsrrh and how ] can cure mine. ~
That. all you reed to say. vii under
stand, and I win write TO yoa with con-
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NO; delay. Send the postal card a. wvke
mr. letter to-day. Doa't think q tuFning
this page Until you hsve ssked for tbs
wonderful sreasmeus shat can DO fur ~
wkss m hes done Tor Ne.
SAM KATZ. SuoeD ~,
o3B ooocoonnQ ~, Cn1eu0Dv u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

ne Ceresc Cooperation. Richmond John
- Aoree'ea- presidens; Lewis Pitcher. secre.
ssV. Keith y. Jcn~s ,-es.ursr-a-I 81 Eieh.
0S0A Capital: Maximum. ss.cso. mint.
Sensrsen osrase Company 0aet. CHAR.
sessesvu,~ We. " y. N,~s president.
Whcelies- w. Va; n. l.. Thorss vscc.pre.I.
GENT {. y. B.sHae. treasurer. y. o.. Tsur-.
sea. secrsfsry snd general rnansser-sli o,
Chas1ossesvffie. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

mizer, or any appa-
ratus Of any kind.
Nothing to smoke or
inhale. No steam
ing, or rubbing or
injections. No cleo
tricity or vibration
or massage. No
powder; no plasters;
no keeping in the
house. Nothing o.
that kind at all.
Something new and
different: something
4 elig htful and
hcalthful; something
instantly successful
~ IL ooS have fr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
IN MeMoRIlM

memory o. nv boy.
NO6MAN a JACKSON. who died one
yoos aec. October ~. aged five
V
1e eufferea psssently, bu: not long:
HI hcye ~ bvfeSt. his fs:sh was
A. ~ nls arme he sosk q vsyt:
] - ki1 9sre VIE loved HIN 0soe.
SS0kEEG .. = X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
OBITUARY


Mrs.. zelfnda Dante.
Mrs. belinda Dante died yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF her only daughter, Mrs:
Frank Ferrandtnl The funeral VIII
take place from st. Peters Church
Monday morning ut 10 O'clock
Boykins. Va. October 12.-WiA Pu-
den died last night at his home.
Vanxhan. N. c. He leaves q wife.
three children and several near relA-
c. r. bradshaw died at his home
here to-day at noon. He leaves q wife.
one daughter and q sister, OF Fr4nk-
lin.
Harrisonburg, Va, October 12.-Ths
body Of Robert 3 Painter. seventy
eight years old. farmer and Ccnfed-
crate veteran, who dropped dead
Thursday while attending the State
Fair in Richmond. arrived here to-day
and the funeral viii be held TO- morrow
at Spaders Church. near his home:
Standing over six feet in height and
weighing $50 pounds. he was q physical
giant He took part in many fierce
conflicts in the Civil War and was
with General Turner Ashby when ne
was killed near HarrisononrS. ne
leaves six children including Mrs. John
d. Hou6, Of stanton, and two
brothers
WIusan u. Smith.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va. October Il
William H. Smith, one 81 Fredericks-
burg's Oldest citizens. died at his home
here las: night Of general debility.
aged eiEhty-eight years. He was
native Of Richmond and married Miss
Hunxerfcrd Of that city. soon after
hts marriage nc moved to this city
and engaged In business until few
wears ago when he retired. He lost his
FIRST wife and ma rried Miss Sarah c.
johnson. daughter Of Captain Richard
johnson. OF orange County. who sur
wives him with four ehiidren-Mrs
John w. Sulleneer. Of Corey. Pa: Mrs.
John r. Gculdman. ST.. r Emmett
smith OF this city. ana Miss Virginia
smith Of " ashington-eiEhtee grand
children and seven great-grandcnn-
drcn-
y. n. Fu1aOo.
;>pecisl 10 The T!mes-Dispatch-,
Norton Va. October 1.-THE remains
of T. H. Fulton. who died At Blueheld
W. Va. early yesterday morning. ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

rived here last night. The funeral
will BE- conducted from the Fulton
home tomorrow afternoon ut 3:3e
o'clock and interment win be made in
the local cemetery. Mr.. Fulton waa
the son Of Judge e. n Fulton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

HeSrhed.
Another conference On :he Richmond
FreoerfcSs5urg snd Potomac tax .e;tIemeu.
was held yers~rsay morning IN the ont,~
OF ooveraer Hssn. TIC special commission
On the part Of the State and the cHicls's o.
the road ~ers both repres~r,ed
No information wss given TO ~. ,vb,i.
~ sses no conclusion 20 the negotiation.
hss Jet been reached. II 10 believed. ho~.
ever. shes . eomp-snris. 10 near at hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

CoIoFed "AoU1 f1A1eo AWsy'
Fannie Thomas . eo.ored womaa. ninety
y.ars o,a. who had served her t!rns Ia saw
cry and who was q nurse for many years
IA the family OF MIRA Prank Montague. died
yesterday Afternoon At 80 O'clock Hun.
drsA Of people know her She was famous
a. q nanny OF the old type. ana vas
universally respected. The body VII! b sent
{, Hanover County for intermen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
I STOPPED
MY CATARRH
OVER NIGHT
I WIN Gladly Tell You
HOW-FREE
HEALS "a HOURS

1t is new way. 1t is something abso-
luteiy different. No lotions. sprays or
sickly smelling salves or creams. No ato-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

special benefit performances VIM -
given At the Little Theatre On Thursday.
October Il. Cor the chiidren's ward Of the
Memorial Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

Irving Davis. coio-ed. was arrested yesfer-
day ~ Pa.rolman Goldsby on warrant
charging him With stsaiin0 to sweats.s
from the virginia Bonded warehouss Cor
Hcra:ion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13


wait. and lingcr, and pay out lot Of
mouey. You can stop II overnight-and
I will gladly tell you how-FREE. am
not a doctor, and this IS not so-called
doctors prcscripsion--but | am cured,
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i AM FREE-Y0U CAN De FREE
Nv oatarra was filthy and ioath>ome
II made me III, ], dulled my mind. II
undermined nv health and VIA weaken
ing my will. The hawking. coughing.
spi,t;nc made me obnoxious TO all. and
nv foul breath and Disgusting habits
made even nv loved ones avoid me &C.
crc.iy. NV delight in lie was duiIcd and
my facui,ic impaired. ] knew that IN
inc II would rrinS me 10 an uutimefy
grave. because every moment II tho day
and nigh; IL vas slowly yet surely sapping
my vitality.
Blu, Z found cure. and am ready 70
tell YOU about II FREE. Write me
promptly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
2OI SAVED!
Sell Yourself a Piano
instead Of waiting for Q dealer .
sen you. Be your own dealerl

feu a piano you eventually youn have
land 20 cese srsSs
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r. n. TuoaOo.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcn-i
Norton Va October 1.-THE remains
of r. n. Fulton. who died At Bluetield-
W. Va. early yesterday morning. ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
PROOF

For artistic excel
Ieuce there h no higher
endorsement than that
~ tire EeW Euglsrd
Conservatory Of Bos-
ton. using @js6s -.
rs1uDvely. Also Jesrer-
syn HOeei. v. ~ c. a..
Rsch0oea H0eeI. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
We Are Makers

You buy here at factory. vrScs0-
you deal 61EUu and ess our bes6ng
guarantee % satisfaction bsehsd ~
IN tnssisution with the cfedf-sssa,1g
Of bsak. An Ossaes Up % shs assul
TIE ssseR ana shaw spSa g aa1s1
prices % esr NesQ Vass.- - 49,
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Duits foe Fat and Extra Size Boys Made e Order
Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28

6 yards of Bias Seam Tape, extra fine lawn ........... ....... ...oc Embroidery Edgings. yard pieces,
 plain and fancy, dots, all shades;
 regular 15c quality. May Sale 1oc Fancy Japanese Fans, beautiful de- signs, with long beaded chains;
 worth 25c. May Sale, complete 1oc Pearl Buttons, 5000 dozen first quality Pearl Buttons, bought for our May Sale. All kinds, all sizes, 2 and holes, from 12 to 22 lines, l dozen on a card values to 15c. May Sale, your choice, dozen ..5c Wooden Barrel Cabinet Hair Pins, assorted sizes, crimp, straight; reg ularly sc. May Sale ........3c Sc 25c fancy Elastic. May Sale, belt lengln ....'... JUG 5c Thimbles. May Sale .1c 5c Safety Pins, sizes 1, 3 and 8. May Sale, dozen ..............3 sc 5c Collar Supporters. May Sale, cara .'...... ZIG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
Bargains In Notions That Should Put You In the Notion of Purchasing Supply While These Prices Prevail

4c Cube Pins, white and black heads. May Sale, box ..........2c 10c gold plated Hair Pins. May Sale, box ......... ..'oc Sc Dressing Pins, full count. May Sale, package .,......'......1 .1c 25c Dress Shields, featherweight, sizes ?, 8, 4. May Sale, pair ....1oc 5c Darners. May Sale ....3c 25c Scissors, 2, and inch long. May Sale. pair ..............,.1o .1oc Sc Hair Nets. May Sale, each Sc 10c Hair Nets. May Sale, each 7c 25c ladies Hose Supporters. May Sale ............ ........... ... ioC soc Ladies' Silk Hose Supporters. May Sale ................. .19c 25c Sterling Silver Thimbles. May Sale .................. 7Oc soc box Writing Paper. May sale ............ ....''.. .Eoc soc box 1 pound Marx Society Lin en Stationery. May Sale .... .35c Envelopes to match, package ..15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-28
As These Sales Never Before Offered
Your Choice Monday $2. .98

Handsome, artistic brass jardiniers of extra large proportions, the kind that you would be asked S750 for at fancy goods shops. 25 inch baskets with high handles, various designs of vases; 20 inch trays, and four styles of umbrella stands, one prettier than the other. If anything, this lot of brass is even more handsome than the last lot that we had on sale.
 Every Piece is Genuine Hand Ham, mered and Bears the Russian Coat of Arms. Not an imitation in the lot.
 Your Choice $2.9S