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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
OI.D.TIME "REVIVAL"
is NOW IN PROGRESS
Being Carried Out in the WARDS %
Ensign Stake in Order TO In
crease Enrolment.

For the purpose Of rejuvenat,ng ING
Mutual Improvement associations Oh
Ensign stake, an oldfashioned ere
vival'' Is in progress and will continue
for the next ten days. The movement
has been under way for some "eeSs'
and will continue until Tuesday. De'
Gambler le, when it is believed that the
enrolment and attendance will surpass
all previous records. Two special events
ara planned for the present week as
a mart of the "revival' movement, and
both promise TO be well supported. Ihe
most important event Of the entire
campaign is planned for Friday night
At this time a Mutual Improvement le-
union and social will be held III every
ward Of Ensign stake with the eXcep-
tion of the Twelfth Thirteenth. where
conflicting arrangements made II neces'
sary TO select another date.
1t is planned to have programmes
presented that will include short talks
select musical and literary NUMBERS
and ball. All former officers Of both
Young Men % and Young Ladies Mu"
tual Improvement associations In the
various wards are to be the guests OF
honor, and short talks will be made by
az many as time will permit. The firs1
part of the evening will be devoted 10
3 programme composed principally Of
musical and literary numbers, which
are a part of the regular work; and
the best talent in the city available Is
being secured for the renditions. Fol,
lowing the formal programme, the social
and ball will occupy the. evening AS
a part OF the social, refreshments nre
to be served by the young Indies. The
two organizations have joined hands to
make the reunions in each OF the wards
On Wednesday evening the stake
board of the Young Mems association
will tender a reception and dance to
all general stake officers, bishops and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Music Notes.

Miss NJ. E. Burrows will shortly pro-
sent n number of her plano pupils IN re-
cital.
At the Central Christian church this
evening the services will include musical
numbers by Miss Rowena Korns. or,
and Mrs j. w Curtis. and violin Of
fertory by Elmer Young.
Mrs. Albert Dersham will present her
pupil Miss Viola Grundy, In a piano
solo recital at Consolidated Music hall
next Friday evening. Mrs. Stella Angel
Fletcher. vocalist, VIII assist
Two men are now busily engaged In
the installation of the. new organ at ST.
Marks cathedral and Organist A. III.
Peabody is hopeful that the instrument
Will be ready for the Christmas serv-
Ices,
Edward P, Kimball writes from Berlin
to Tracy Y. Cannon. his associate as
sistnnt organist OF the Salt Lake taber-
nacle. that he has taken up plano work
under Alberto Jonas
T Earl Pardoe, who staged "The Girl
From Paris" for the Ellss OF Ogden and
who has qualified under the best teach
ers Of voice voice In saTis, Is here to locate
for staging the opera for the local Elks
next season.
Trncy Y. Cannon. assistant organist,
played the regular Thursday noon re
eiti1l eit9l this week fln In his usual artistic
gwen: given March in AZ tchauvetl; hs "s1po SUP
lsimonettD; PRAYER" tBorowslN; "Ju,
melody melody arranged @ 's. by the perrormer Tn or Or"
gani!st ]. J. Mcclellan plays next Thurs
days. recital. which begins at 1910
o'clock.
HEAR JUDGE RUTHERFORD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

working upon II for the past month and
has been fortunate In securing Dillon
company, to assist him In producing 1t.
II is an Irish play. the setting being In
the Killarney Islands.
There are twenty-five musical numbers.
with many new and high-class dances,
featuring the newest ragtlme steps.
There are sixty in the cast, with four
teen principals. The beautiful costumes
harmony with the surroundings.
II has been declared by Some Of Salt
Lakes most prominent musicians, who
have heard the music, that II conpa res
favorably with that Of the better class Of
operas on the road today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Music at st. Mary's.

p P. Grady will sing the '"veni Gre
ator." by La Hache, for the II o'clock
mass this morning at St Mary's cathe-
dral
Little Margaret Connors will be the
soloist at the o'clock mass at ST. Mary's
cathedral
the guests OF the Rt, Rev Bishop Scam
Ian at two local theaters on Saturday,
Each child was given sack OF candy
10 enjoy during the afternoon, which
was delightfully."- enjoyed by the little
ones.
Miss Cassa ndra Wood will sing the
ave Marta.'' by Mnscheronl. for the IL
o'clock mass at 81. Mary's cathedral on
lin. Miss Genevisve Malone. the clever
young violinist Of the cathedral choir,
will play the violin obligato. and c. D.
Schettler will play the cello.
The Junior choir Christmas programme
will be given on Monday, December 10,
In the cathedral hall. The programme
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Special Suits $29.7!

We have selected just Is suits to be sold at thi
price. Every one an individual style; only on
of kind. Copies of imported NODES made b
the best operators. Choice fabrics and mat
spesia, Ei53s: Skirt: full pes-top- $29.7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
GRAY Hal
How to Darken II Successful,

A book mas been published enl
white or gray hair may be grad
darkened to a natural shade. No q
action dyeing or other such rnaIga1
that are Visible to all, but an emIa1
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Younger and more attractive; can b
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(Advcrtigome1S)
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foonsinued from Preceding Page.)

tata. which promises to be Of superior
merit.
The L. D. s. Giee club, az well as all
tho other choral bodies Of the school, are
in constant demand for ward and stake
entertainments. The Gee club sings In
the Nineteenth ward tonight
The L. D. s. U. girls quartette sang
at the Granite stake fair last night, The
fresh young voices meet with instant ap-
proval wherever they are heard and calls
multiply with the oncoming winter
season
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ONDERDONK CHARGE
WIFE WITH CRUEI

SUIT for divorce on the ground a
tremo cruelty was filed In the di4
court yesterday by Charles B.. on
donk against Ella Onderdonk He eii1
that his wife has made matrimony
Bile by using profane and yus|
fhrestenlng to kill him on numerou1
casIons. THANKSGIVING day. accordix
his complaint, Mrs. Onderdonk bic
over the head with a chair. drove
from the house and threatened q
him II ne dared put his head insid<
door again.
HEAR JUDGE RUTHERF0RN
Tabernacle Sunday, 3 o'clock. 7
(Advortisomont.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

couusellors, and all ward officez.
both Young Mems and Young Lad
associations. This social will be
in the Twelfth Thirteenth ward an
ment hall, and will serve as a pre|
nary TO the reunion in the wards.
Urevivaln movement will cloae
cember 16, when special efforts q
he made to establish new recordn
enrolment and attendance. The
yiyalO is being extensively adveyi
throughout the stake, and a great
Of interest and enthusiasm has
aroused.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
VIII Present New Opera.

The now opera, Lovers Isle" writ.
January l. The cast has been reheareing
for the past two weeks and everything
3S progressing better than was expected.
Hams long string Of plays. He has been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
$16.95

Smart novelty SUITS made of fine broadcloth mannish
serge, popn Bedford cord whipcord also checks and
stripes. Nobby, plain tailored styles, with straight
box coats, as well cutaway effects. Skirts are all
well made with high waist lines Some are draped
and sashed, others plain, cose-ftting with peg
top. All shades, well as black nso o.
Special ....................... Sl6.95
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

HEAR JUDGE RUTHERFORD.
Tabernacle Sunday, 3 O'Clock. Free
(Adycrtigoment)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

Miss NJ. e. Burrows Will shortly pro-
sent a number OF her plano pupils IN re-
cital.
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Hands Pupils Give Programme.

concert was given In Sandy Friday
NJ. I. A., when pupils OF John T. Hand
furnished the entire programme. The
following singers participated: Rose
Smithen, Llliu Davis. Sybl Anderson.
Carl Sampelson, Abdon Oberg, Lorus
Pratt and W. 8. Holloway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

will be under the direction Of the organ
ist, Miss Nora Gleason.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Special l--Suits $22.95

Exceptional these suit values we are to offer you
Monday. Every garment you will agree is worth
more than we quoting. Very desirable colors the
styles are absolutely correct; some long and some
short coats; tastiy trimmed in fancy Persian vests
velvet trimmed and full peg top skirts. n00 nH
Only one of a kind ............DL DLL.SO
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Christmas NeckWear
AT HALF

fortunate indeed, are Walkers customers, because
OF the big special purchase of New York mportera
SAMPLES OF IMPORTED NECKWEAR
One of kind
On account of their being samples we purchased
at half and hand them to our customers in the SAM
manner. Read particulars.
In the ot are many styles to choose from in low ard
high eHects, with or without jabot, plauen lace col
iars ana sets, and dainty abots, and many handen-
oroidered and real Irish and real cluny trimmed
collars and sets. Choice of lot at just half marked
pr1ce-SlOo neckwear. Soc; $3.50 for 75c; $500 for
for $780,
\ Visit our gift dept.-srd floor
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Situation Wanted--Female

Aookkeep~r. Lady, with Ten Years
7ssxpsrsence ~ head bookkeeper with
leading mercantile house. desires
competent and experienced In all
branches of bookkeeping and relia-
Bile. efficient and practical account
aIt- Will c9nsidsx any reasonable
offer aMd desires to arrange for per-
snhal interview. Address M-l2Ssrare
H II ir1fn Tan .salssa..a.a
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The object Of this suit II tu e,6l
divorce. vinculo matriru0U&E a
the plaintiff against the de14n4
the ground of convictions ~
Is now serving a term In thu
tiary at Raleigh, N. C.
And affidavit having been nNA&
fled that the defendant u n0k ~ r.
ordered that she appear hNx&
fifteen. days after due publta&xt<&
this order and do what i1 nAG01aMk&s
protect her interest In this nxf
"A Cepy-Teste: . 8
.P. r.. WINSTON ct1x $
Benz. Loveustein. p. u, 2ss| Isl
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wemrr All want Monitor sad Irons
saves druhgery, simple and strong
over 500, goo In use Guaranteed.
Martin Tennesses made So 600 In one
wear. Territory free--exclusive soil
inx rights, Send for terms. THE
MONITOR SAD IRON CO, 2sa Wayne
street. Hlg Prairie. O.
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$50 = Week U. All tAe Free Clsthes
you want 10 wear simply 70 advertise
"a Write to-day Tor se1f-fneasurtng
bsnnks, style chart. big book OF
samples. etc. Send no money. A
prexsNge on everything. AMERICAN
Wp1LEN MILLS CO, Dept s02.
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rrafa Auditors or Ticket CoIIeetors Are
now on about ~ railroads. would
experience unnecessary. Good sal.
AIRY. For applications blank send
Gtampsd envelope 10 FOTEH LrHHEY
Chicago.
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Ssmng Han. weuia Yea Arerpt md
showsnx III Il to yopr Af fr,enass w. y. "a
Sfip-on raincssat free? Could You
use IS day for little spare tisne
Job IT YOU live In 4 town smaller
than 10000. write at once and get
beautiful samples, STYLES md this
ING COMPANY. Dept ss7. Chicago
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Cleaning and Pressinr.

Have Your Clothes ClcAme<
pressed by Beaxley. We also HI r W
pairing, such as refining. atfe<
and velvet collars. etc. Phoue 1 u
roe 2S7s. a3ssxg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Ladics--Your Combins Made Into
beautiful switches. pompadours. etc.
Charges moderate; old switches re-
OF pure hair switches In the city.
Come and see this stock before
going elsewhere Shampooing, 35c;
InaiI orders given prompt attention.
street
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write uusrk. Cert Excessive Agency,
Make s1hs60 = day. Bic cash nrfz@s
To- our agents We are spending
thirty thousand dollars. Get your
share. Take orders for elegant suits
made to measure, at 1870 and uc
want yosfr time, Hst ycur money
No experience required. big pay for
easy work ANYBODY can do IL
cash prize offer--evervthsng free. A
post card will do. Write to-day
nnw.. CHICAGO w0oLEN MTf.r.S
COMPANY, S44 jackson street
Chicago, Illinois
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Wear : SpireIla Cor1@t Fitted by One
Of our trained coraetieres. We guar
antee Satisfaction We now have. our
STYLES; beware OF limitations
SPIRELI4A CORSET SHOP. 2I7 East
Grace street, Mrs E0rn.fia Moore.
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Nice Floyd Avenue Home: Ten
rooms, al modern conveniences:
near car lines. This will make a
nice home or a good investment.
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Wansed---Hustiers to Take orders fer
de~to-measure hiEh grade mems
tailored suits from, SS.0e to x3e.hn
CANT large book OUTFIT free. Ex-
perience unnecessary. No pocket
folder affair. Splendid opportunity
LINE Dept. c. sangamon street.
chicago.
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coo Per Cent. Frofft--GIIdmE Casters
10 sets. Hotels 30 to 5Nn. Anyone
can attach Noiseicss. Won't
acrAteh floors Save carpets and fur
Exclusive territory. Samples &c.
EvERGRfP CASTER CO.. z0-C War
rem street. N r.
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PRESENTS.

Are You Thinking of Making a Pres
enta If so, come and see our line of
Glass and Bureau sets at greatly re-
duced prices. HARDWARE Dis
TRIBuTING STORES CO. 1722
East Main street.
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Low PRICES.

Lowest Prices I'm Hardware, Paints.
tools and house furnishings Give
us a trial. you will caM again
III ART w ARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES COMPANY, Hz2 East
Main street
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SMITH Il ROHLEDER.
1914 North Seventh street.

WHITE q COMPANY.
SOC American National Bank Build
ing.
Phone Monroe 313s.
Barton Heights, Barton Avenue, Eight
rooms, furnace heat, lot 50xl17
feet. Price, $4,000.
North Harrison, Ten Rooms, Latrobe
heat. Price, $4,000.
Rents, $3.50 year.
Barton Heights. North Avenue. Seven
rooms. Price. $3.700.
Three Houses ON Cabe1 Street, Four
rooms each. Rents, 1912 year. Price.
$4,000.
Falkland, Lot 50x15S. Price. $f2 Foot.
Monument Avenue, 5Ox1s0 feet. $fa0
foot.
Battery Court, Stuart Road, 70xf35
feet. Price, $40 foot.
Grove Avenue, Aoxis0 Feet. se5
foot.
New Brick Flats, jackson Ward. on
Charity street Rents, $3.50. Price,
$4,T50
Brookland Park, North Avenue, SOC
las feet Price. $40 foot.
----------
West Clay. Nine Rooms, Lot 2Sx150.
Price. $500.
Fs3ss s2
Grove Avenue, Eight Rooms. Price,
$500.
Floyd Avenue, Eight Rooms, Price,
S4,T50.
North Avenue, Barton Heights, Hot
water heat, eight rooms. lot 50x120.
Price, 5000.
Woodland Heights. Eight Rooms, Lot
290 feet frontage. Price, 5000.
WHITE n COMPANY,
306 American National bank Build
fug.
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IxfwAIaad park Addastea Best Lets to
buy: $500 up: SIS cash and $40 per
waits waits MccLutRE DAvESPoRT :
Z TAILOR sG(l, Selling Agents.
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Wantrd---Ftve Friremens Good Oppor-
funity for the right meu.soniy first
class men need apply. For informal
ton call at the Richmond and Hen
rico Railway eompany's powerhouse,
Lester and Louisiana streets, Fulton.
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Hardware

Safety Razor Blades Resharpenea Can
makes3; hair tested and guaranteed
TO shave as good or better than new.
local agency, Howell Bros, Sixth
ard Broad. u EHARP-O co. Me-.
North Seventh. Phone Monroe 3fET
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Wanted---An Al Bass or Baritone So
i0ist in q chorus choir; must be a
good reader and come well recon-
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uanted--Scverni Boys, sixteen to
eighteen years. to act as stock boys.
Rows not afraid OF work will hnd
this an exceltenf chance To learn the
dry goods business Apply MILLER
n RHOApS.
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Nice Little Suburban Home--Five.
room cottage. all modern conven.
fences, including hot water heat
lot. 5ox140. Only two squares
from the car line; one fare TO Rich.
mond
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STATIONERY.

4
Large Tube sticky Paste. s Cents
larger size, 10 cents. Best Gibraltar
mucilage from cents bottle to
$3.50 per gallon.~ Best Liquid Glue.
and 10 cents.
Inks, From 5 Cents to si.o0 Per Bot
tie. special prices for gallon or bar
rel orders.
Good Writing Paper. 10 Cents Box:
better paper, 25 cents per box and
best paper, only SO cents per box
Rubber Stamps and Pads.
Pens and Lead Pencils.
Filing Cabinets and Supplies.
Good Quality business Envelope, 1000
500 Letter size Papers for 90 Cents, or
s1.io per l,eoe.
And Almost Anything for the Once.
SOUTHERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
CO, Andrew Aaronson, Prop. 40
North Seventh street, Richmond.
Va. Phones: Madison 1909 or Madl-
son 5sss.
start with Trial Order, It WIN Pap
YoL.
THE RRIsTOw-woRsHA CO,
~ N0rth Fifteenth street,
Headquarters for VehfclcA and Harness.
We Are Now Located In Our New
place. with the largest stock Of ve-
hieies In the city.
We Can Show the Greatest Assert
ment in open and top buggies for
business or pleasure purposes.
We Can Show the Largest Assortment
Of Old Hickory and Weber farm
wagons for all purposes.
We Can Show Large Variety OF
open and top delivery wagons fof
all purposes
We Can Interest You In Anything In
the vehicle or harness line.
Onc Phaeten RubbeF-Tir<d with Har-
One One- Horse Wawon, Used One Month
and half, $50: original price, $3.50.
Inspect Our stock Before buying.
THE BRISTOW-W ORSf4AM Co.
~ North Fifteenth street
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GLOSS.

Young Hoa~ekccpers. SPRING In Here,
ren1Nate your floors and furniture,
with gloss. Quart bottle. 30 cents:
gallon can. 65 cents Delivered any
where. Phone Monroe $3.50
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New Brick Home. I'm West End In a
growing section: six rooms, bath.
latrobe heat. A great bargain for
$2.650. See us at once.
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50xf40 feet fronting on the Ashland
car line and Brook road; nice hedge
and shady grove. This lis a nice
location for home at a bargain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

60x223 Feet Fronting on Seminary
avenue, near Ginter Park. This is
nice lot and Will make a good To-
cation for home.
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VIRCINIAN
w ant AID. Rates
ONE CENT A
WORD


For safe--Indian Runner Duek Eggs
81. 90 for .13. $500 per 100. ROL2ANE
REDDiCK, Capron, Va,
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Twelve Modern Grove Avenue Brick
homes In West End, one square from
ear line: hardwood floors, hot wa.
ter heat Only $500 each,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

money. Yes. We redSe ana remaEs
faded switches, porqpadours. etc.
equal to new. We make corlbfngs
the most artistic manner. Charges
very moderate Cut prices on all
hair goods RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. 2t2 North Fifth. Richmond.
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Nice Home on West Main Street; Nine
room, all modern conveniences: 40
foot front. VIII trade for good
rental property. Price, $3.50. See
us at once.
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Local Representative Wantcd--No
good Income assured. Address MA
TIONAL CO-oPERATIyE REALTY
Co. v-l451 Marden Building, Wash
ington. ID, G.
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32IO-14-16 West Moore street, D1S
rooms each, hot and cold wAfSEt
1870 year. l
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LESSER. the Laaiem' Tailor, the Only
ore in town who makes a specially
the latest fashion. Every garment
that Is altered In my establishment
IN done under my personal super
work satisfactory. THE RALEIGH
APARTMENT, Harrison and Frank
lin. Phone Madison 4S2s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Nice centrally Located Brick Home;
ten rooms. modern conyeniencess
This will make nice home or
good investment. See us at once
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We Wish TO Se~urr the Services or Il
good raam who has had experience
carvasEing or handling agents, 10
take charge OF open Office at Nor
folk aud look after our interest ass
surrounding territory. also want man
for Danvfife. ard enc for Charlotte
N. c, NATIONAL REMEDY CO, COS
East Mainss second floor,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Several Nice Suburban Properties,
from to 100 acres, on car line In
most desirable suburbs around
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

For the Above or Anything in the
real estate line see THE J, Fl.
MOSELEY CO, INC, Suite 800
Travellers Building, Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Choice Home Site ON one OF the Best
avenues In West End, between Deep
RuIs and Boulevard. Price. only
SIS per foot.
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Help Wanted--FernaIe

waMtesI---yo Young Ladies' 10 Make ctsnrs
and cheroots; will teach inexpcri-
onced girls and pay them good
salary while being taught. GORDON
CIGAR AND CHERDOT CO. Nine
Z teenth street, between Main and
Franklin streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

800 Feet, Near Reservoir. in Rapid
ly enhancing section. Only $40 per
foot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Srienasa View Cash Beans psaa fee Cur
1gents sailing famous Ann krhor
lamps ard ldgatinr Svste-ss
Everybody wants this fsmcua tight
SHOW II. and III sells itself. no exn@r.
fenre necessary. hessA@s regular
earnings we mail cash hoEus checks
every rmanth To successful agents. A.
permanent growing business fer ynn
Dent DELAY: write mo at once fer
Superior Manufacturing Ccnnany
sss Ssrond street Ann Arbor Mich.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

Six-Room New, Modern. Brick Homes
In West End. on car line; hot water
heat, two baths. VIII make a good
home or safe investment. Only
$4,000 each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

wanted Feather Bess. Oid-time An
tique sofas, tables. sidcboards,
chairs. bureaus, china. BRUISES, etc
63e7.
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Special No ice
STOVES
For stoves, Ranges and Heatere, See
HEAMS BAILEY e. CO.. Furniture,
3nS West Broad

WANTED TO BUY A. FIRST GLASS
AUTOMOBILE, "A NEW ONE PRE-
EpEEKRED; GIVE I'VE q p 2,s s AH y I,
yIHGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09

S2fo-Bcantifui Flemish Oak Piano.
Used hut little Cannot he told
from new. Good tone, guaranteed
construction. Little each week pays
.or it. CRAFTS REMOVAL SALE,
I2t East Broad.