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taken from the patients own body (auto-
genous), and cultivated in beef broth, agar
sugar. or gelatin. Then they are killed and
injected. Or serum may be secured from
an animal in which the disease has been in
troduced. By repeated NEGOTIATIONS of the
germ of this particular disease the animal
develops Immunity which means that
its body cells have elaborated and thrown
into the blood such an amount of antitoxln
that the parasites are forced to admit that
this is no place for them
When this substance is separated and in
jected, it acts upon the leucocyte like a cold
bath Then the phagocyte finds out what
dainty morSels these germs really are, and
what delicious entrees can be prepared from
them, and he gets busy to the great JOY
and profit of the patient.
This is the principle of DR.. Friedman S
tubercle bacilli culture, -attentuated by
being passed through the bodies of turtles
and other cold-blooded animals Fried
manns, however, is unique, because it con-
templates injecting living organisms into the
system, as in smallpox vaccination, or with
the phylacogens.
As there is no way of estimating the po-
tential virility-the reproductive and de-
structive powers these living germs, 1T IS
well to be cautious in introducing them to an
army of phagocytes who might refuse to
fight. If this tubercle strain will not revert
to type, and become vigorous, strong, and
prolific like its antecedents it would un-
doubtedly serve to stimulate interest, appe-
tite, and increased powers of defense on the
part of the leucocytes and body cells.
1t seems almost too good to be true, but
sooner or later the cure for all parasitic dis
eases will be found. This is certain.
THE degree of patients resistance to
: disease, then, depends upon the tone of
his muscle cells, and their ability to manu-
facture antitoxin,-for be it known that an
individual with well toned muscle cells is
practically germ proof, and upon the num-
Der and activity of the little white policemen
Of the blood, the phagocytes. This resist
ance can be measured with marvellous de
gree of precision by taking drop of the pa
tents blood, and inoculating it with germs.
His defense can be estimated according to
how fast the germs develop, if at all, and
how long it takes the phagocytes to kill them
off they do
The bacteria are stained; the leucocyte is
practically transparent. Consequently, the
| ingested germs can be counted accurately.
The essential thing is to find out how many
germs fifty leucocytes will kill in given
time. and compare the result with what fifty
taken from well person will INCEST in that
same time This is called the 3opsonic
index Of course all signs fail in dry
weather. But if the disease conquers we
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY H. 1918
THE MICROSCOPIC MURDERERS

Continued from, page S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29
auction Sales future Days
aurtion 5aIes future papg
BY McCurdy & Johnson,
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SALE

TRUSTEES BANKRUPT sag
THE lsTTF! FAINT OF Ar1oN con-
THE BOULEVARD - f 'f1h INTERSECTION OF
5 sss Z, e5ss Ai s ass%oG s p @
Gn. ,eS@es seneN Grous
;esSf sf asts2n s sn pa5'qfnt %
'4'' ''' %6S Has Ss Apf s. iss on
he sssee snt s of sse
onase snd nuns
ce Court fs'9 9osn in
" w Ths NH be eShied ~ s " ienfico copy
sD shop, eSn b fs%na %
The pan once etc.
@ Tss thing
M @ s%l YG"n ans sa n
apria d the Personal Inspection
d0sSs r
~ 'o city supply used Jointly
p1Mer
alio nd r. rae<axs
house coal and ~ ~ o po~sr
wns to the rapid ans
Suidi Ense ab by saps and boHnd =
S Fl msrea na S4a then the entire plant
49, and s due
@ m fe ss 60 four
ss5d al
6 @ hfn sasn as said
H Mec1RpbYY Nh'
II D. EHcfsi R BERG E Psed y
Trustee
h efy that the bond required
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BY j. n. Carreal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
1901 CEDAR STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust,
dated November 10. 1902. recorded in
the clerks office Richmond Chancery5
Court. In d. II. 175-B, page 1913. default
having been made in the payment OF a
portion OF the debt secured thereby,
and having been required by the bene-A
hciary therein so to do. / viii. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 80. 1918,
at o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises. proceed to sell at pub q
lie suction the property conveyed
therein, viz: All that certain lot OF
land, with all improvements thereop.S
in the city of Richmond. Va, heginnInE
at a point on the south line of Cedar
Street. SIS feet east of Seventeenth
street thence running eastwardly along
and fronting on the said south line OF
Cedar street % feet, and eStsndtng
back southwarflly from said front nj
right angles and between parallel limos
l13g feet "a
This is we'll built detached NIX ~
room house, q. splendid, renter. never
vacant and Will pay we'll as angtnyestsa
ment or speculation.
TERMS: All cash ;;lgs
Trusteeasg
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By, virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
clerks office OF the Circuit Court of,
+24. default having been made In pay
ment of portion of the debt thereby
by the beneficiary therein the under
signed. one OF the trustees in the afore-
said deed. will, on e
SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1913,
at IL o'clock noon, ~
at the front door of the Henrico County
courthouse. Twenty-secon and Main
streets. Richmond. Va. proceed to sell,
at al. Public ,h s. auetd9n the propertX conveyed
scribed as follows:
AL that lot of land in the County
Of o, Henrico. Va, with all improvements
tanning siNty-eight and thirty-three-
-hundredths tGS $4,000 acres, being
part OF the same real estate conveyed
a, Courtney ct ais, dated July "a, 1891.
and recorded In the clerks office Of the
page "a; also being the same real es.s
tate conveyed to Mrs E. A. Toone from
the said Caleb II. Graves and Sallie Il.
10Th day of October. 1904. and recorded
IN the aforesaid clerks office In d. Il,
lib, page l."
The improvements consist of i've
room dwelling. chicken houses, etc.,
ana the property is located on the
Hanover, Road and about three quarters
on illle from Fatr OAKS station, on Z
the electric line from Richmond to-
Seven Pines.
TERMS IT. "a ), Cash sufficient to defrays
dated January Is 1912, bearing Interest
from date, and due September S, 1872
subject. however TO three credits of
$685. each. made. respectively, on Sep
TENDER ,, 1912. October a. 1912 md
:2, 1912: the assumption OF
a 81. 800 note, dated January g. 191a&
hearing interest from date. falling due
september >. 1913; and the balance pay
able At one year after date of sale.
ALEXANDER ii. SANDS,
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auftion 5aIes CHS Day
~-~>>N~--~~->--~~>>,-~~ ~~~>-.>~~~ ~~<>~>~>
Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers, 616 E. Broad.
AUCTION SALE.
HANDSOME. UP-To-DATE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS.
We, will soil for parties who are leav-
ing the city.
TUESDAY. APRIL 90. 1913.
NJ ln.2n 4 At

TUESDAY. APRIL 30. 1918.
AT 1890 a, NJ,
at III East Main street. first noor.
handsome CHARTERED Oak Dining Room
suit consisting OF Buffet. Round Pedcs-
tai Dining Table. Box Seat Chairs.
China Closet. axl2 Wilton Rug. China.
Glassware. Lace Curtains. Cedar Box
Couch. handsome Refrigerator. Ma
hogany Dresser and Chnonnicr to
match. Brass Bed. National Springs.
Felt Mattress. Pillows. Chairs. Table.
Rugs. Iron Beds and Springs, CHARTERED
Dresser. and Washstand, Wardrobe.
Chairs, Tables, Rockers. Toilet Set, two
iron Beds and Springs, Pillows. Boil
s.ers. Quilts, Blankets. Lace Curtains.
Dressers and Washstands. Druggets.
Rugs, Toilet Sets. Wardrobes Gas
Range. Kitchen Cabinet, Chairs. Limo
leum. Cooking Utensils, etc.
The above goods are up-to-date, and
were recently purchased from one OF
the leading furniture stores In the city.
Ladies invited to attend
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
GEO. V. OLIVER Salesman
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Rpplns llanten

WANTED. on WEST GRACE OR
Franklin Streets, by two young men
room with private family; references
furnished Address G. 80. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. BY TWO YOUNG MEN. \
furnished room in private family
on Cary Street, between Fourth and
Fifth. Address ID 80, care Times Dis
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FOR SALE. y NEAT HOME. JUST
completed. lT22 Hanover Avenue.
Madison 1857
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Rost ann jTouro

LOST. OK BROAD STREET OR IN
chesap ealte depot. chatelainc pin,
With pearls. Reward If returned ia
West Marshall.
LOST. BRINDLE FRENCH BULLDOG.
with bat ears; answers TO namc OF
.'Brandy.' Reward il returned to
2023 Monument Avenue.
LOST. SUNDAY BETWEEN TWENTY
third and Marshall and st. Patrick .
Church, gold crescent pin: clover
leaf with pearl centre Reward if
returned to 1920 East Marshall.
LOST. COLLIE DOG WITH FOUR
white feet, white breast and collar
Name. Bruce. Reward If returned to
21b North Twenty eighth Street
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FOR SALE. 265 ACRES GOOD CORN.
potato and alfalfa land. only $40 per
acre. About $500 worth OF wood;
wharf on property; mile from city
reservoir, two miles from Lee Hail
zine potato section. Fourth mile
from railroad. Richmond Norfolk
automobile road runs through it,
Splendid investment. Get our list Of
other cheap lands in this. the most
desirable section of Virginia. near
this fine market. $13.350.O0O new
money being spent about here means
great new growth for this section.
SOMM ERVILLE TRUST Co, INC.
Newport News Va
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Elbioenn Rotifes.
-
Atlantic Coast Line r. II. Co,
nOinn ~ the Trnn .,,,,...,.

NtIantic Coast Line Il. r. Co,
Office Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. N. c.. April 81, 1919.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Coast Line railroad Com
panty has declared . per cent, interest
that company, payable at the ofilce
OF the treasurer, at Wilmington, n.
4. G.. on and after May J.. 1918. The
transfer books are closed from the
day Of May. 1918, both inclusive.
JAMES +. POST,
Treasurer.
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$i75--24x100- FOOT LOT IN RE-
stricted white community. within ten
minutes or heart OF city; an inferior
$3.50: terms TO suit
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Il y IW A Y TELEGRAPHERS IN
great demand. Pleasant work, short
hours. good pay and sure advance
ment Let : NJ Iiotze teach you at
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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TYPEWRITERS.

OF AL. MAKES AND
models sold. rented and skilfuiiy re
paired. Remingtons. Cnderwoods
divers. Smith Premiers. Bar Locks
and l.. (. Smith Bros machines rented
from Sc 70 81 for three months First
rent paid applied on purchase THE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANG Il. COS East Main Street
Phone Madison 5256.
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ssfi E FAST OF JhIoS CON
% aAk THE HEf SFEERsEGR
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GARDEN TOOLS.

LAWN RAIlES, GRASS SCYTHES.
ladies' trowels. hoes. etc. Hedge and
pruning shears CLARKE, Hard
ware. 1918 Main street
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solicitors ann Ralesmen

WANTED. SALESMAN. ONE WHO, CAN
sell gas and gasolcmc engines TO the
trade in the Southern States; must
s be able to show results for past Year:
give age, references, experience and
salary expected. Address * 2IO
careS5Times-Dispatc
SALESMAN WANTED; LITHOGRAPU
ana printing; steady work; good pay
+ 60. KNONVILLE L1TuOGRAPHING
CO.. Knoxville, Tenn.
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ReaI estate gor sale
THREE BARGAINS.

S525-TIiREE-ROOM HOUSE. n
street. near Thirty third: in good re-
pair. with sewerage and water; rent
cd to Eoou tenant at $72: can be
rented Tor sos: tcrms. cash.
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That Beautiful
Franklin Street Lot

commencing at point on the south
line OF Franklin street l75 feet west
of Cleveland Street. thence running
westwardly along the south line or
Franklin Street. and fronting thereon
% feet. and extending back southwark :
ly l45 feet TO an alley liz feet wide,
being lot No. s. block 6. Plan OF Lee
Annex. AS this property is right in
the line Of improvements. and daily
increasing In value. this sale offers
splendid opportunity to secure a val
liable lot at a very low figure.
TERMS: Announced at sale
RUFFIN & SLOAN
Auctioneers.
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The Valentine Auction CO.,
Auctioneers,
Glib EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE


BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF CONFECTIoNERIES.
CIGARS; CiGARETTEs. SMOKING
WORKS. SILENT SALESMAN SHOW
CASES. WALL CASES IRON SAFE.
ICE CREAM TABLES AND CHAIRS
PARTITION, ETC.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the District
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District Of Virginia. in the matter
OF Joseph Cordaro. bankrupt. I will sell
at public auction, on the premises No
1918 West Broad Street.
(TO-DAY) TUESDAY. April. 90
at $3.50 o'clock F. NJ,
the stock and fixtures of said bank
rupt consisting of a large stock OF
Smoking and Chewing, Tobacco, Pipes,
Grape Juice. Ginger Ale, Extracts and
Syrups, Canned Groceries, Matches
large lot OF Fireworks. etc. fine Silent
salesman Showcases. one fine Oak To-
Dacco Wall Case with sliding glass
sliding glass doors; one Rack, Shelving.
me oak Partition. B!ndle Glass Front
Counter. Scales. Small Showcases. Ma
tional Cash Register. Iron Safe seven
Metal Frame Soda Tables. twenty six
Metal Frame Chairs, four Metal Frame
stools. one Metal Frame Table and four
Chairs (children,s size), Gas Arc Lamp.
Awning, Heating Stove. Window
Shades. lot Soda Glasses and accesso-
RES. etc. Also the equity in the hand
some Bishop Rabcock- Becker Co. limo
walton Soda Fountain.
TERMS: Cash.
HEATH j. RAWLEY
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
AuctioneerS
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aarnts 1uantrn

AGENTS.. WE HAVE NEW LEADER:
big profits earned quickly: write for
Tree sample and new spring catalog.
I5ARNESVILLEt SUPPLY CO. 3J2 g
ChoStnut ST.. BurncSNllle. O
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WANTED, FOR U. 5. ARAiI. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of sood character ana temperate hab-
itg. who can speak. read ana write
The EngHsh language. For informa-
top. apply to Recruiting Officer. s20
IIlsl Brnnd. Richmond. Va.
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Dele, SCALE ans .iirmaIr

SPECTAL SUMMER TUITION RATES
In effect May |. Bookkeeping. short
hand and tclegraphy courses Get
catalogue and particulars to-day
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
WANTED HELP FOR PRIVATE,
homes and hotels: good pay CAN
to-day between and ). CITY EN-
PLOYMEN,r AGENCY, III West Cary
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@iscelIaneous

FOR SALE, FIRST GRAND PRIZE
is not adapted To my needs as a
practicing physician / offer for sale
the beautiful five passenger Kline
touring car, won as the first grand
prize in the recent Times Dispatcb
contest. This car has never been
used by any one. and it offers rare
opportunity for one wishing TO pur-
chase fine touring car This car
was built by special order. and moth J.
ing was spared in its construction
necessary 10 make IL the model Of
durability. excellence and refinement
IT is Of the latest series, and. in adj
dition to being fully equipped. has
wire wheels. which give 20 per cent
more tire mileage, electric starter
left-hand drive. centre control, elcc-
trio lights all round ono oil lamps)
Must be seen to be fully appreciated
For further particulars see DIR. JOHN
T.. WYNN. , West Grace Street, City
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s175-SAME AS ABOVE. SAME BLOCK.
terms TO suit. OWNER. III los, care
Times DISPATCH
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RDtfre8

HAv1Nd SOLD THE cLARksvlLi.E
Whiskey House out. ali Interest, di.
rectly and Indirectly. to take eject
May the list. 1913. all parties hold
ing claims against tho Clarksyille
Whiskcy House send In statements
10y May LIST. 1913. and I Will settle
same. After May LIST, 1913. | am no
longer responsible for ANYTHING
bought by tho GAINESVILLE Whiskey
House. Respectfully,
W. II. GOOCH.
WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENDS Or
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers when you can negotiate a
ioan on your watch diamonds
1ewelry or silverware at a reason
able ratio OF interest at the EQUIT.
ABLE LOAN SOCIETY? All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
offices for ladies' consultation. second
fioo.. 500 East Broad Street.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAIINKE BROS, jewelers.. 9i2
East Main Street buy. sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
WILL BUILD AND SELL YOU a
homo or take any contract small or
large. Phone Madison $3.50. residence
phone Madison 1868. or G 1903, care
Times- DISPATCH
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cery the bond required
JOSEPH p.
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RUBBER HOSE.

GUARANTEED RUBBER HOSES PLY.
10 cents. Best ever sold for tho
price NoZaies and reels. CLARK H.
Hardware, 1915 Main Street.
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LAWN MOWERS.

LAWN MOWERS $3.50 AND UP
wards: high grade, ball bearing
Pays to buy good one. CLARK i,
Hardware. 1915 Main Street
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RELIABLE TRANSFERRING
30s North Ninth street; hauls trunks
Tor &c: claim checks issued al the
house for your baggage; two men on
our MAEOm. HhOne MAdiSom l44h
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keaI Gafatf Enr RaIe

y
FOR SALE.
Nice home. large lot. Ginter Park,
Hawthorne Avenue: electric lights: al.
tractive eight-room house: closets ard
pantry; range. hot and cold water
closets, etc. Call for particulars.
G. l.. s. n, L. DENOON,
s2i East Main street.
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FOR SALE. LOT 25X23 FEET. IN WEST
End on 20-foot public alley. east of
Robinson Street. and between Grove
and Floyd Avenues. Suitable for
garage. Price. S2T5. Address l. 149,
care Times Dispatch
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CHOICE DAIRY OR COUNTRY HOME
propositions; 26S acres. almost in
shade OF Capitol. on williamsburg
turnpike. 20 minutes to the city.
Plenty of wood. water. fruit and
buildings. Owners H. ID. JOHNSTON
& SONS, Route 3, Richmond Va
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situations 1Aantfu, female

FoR UNDERGRADUATE NURSES.
companions, Caretalers cal! MRS
CIIADICK'S REGISTER. Madison
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FLY SCREENS.

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS.
adjustable; stay in and keen flies
out. Screen doors and screen wire
CLARKE. Hardware. 1915 Main
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pfip lAantsn Female

WANTED, EXPERIENCED YOUNG
iadleS IN our bindcrN at once.
MITCHELL u HOTCHKlSS.
WANTED. SALESLAD FOR SHOE
store. Apply to G.. x. KINNEY Il co,
sos East Main.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED HELP ON
dresses: Apply . South Adams.
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Casselman & Company.
Real Estate Auctioneera.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF .f AZ
DESIRABLEA SIXTY EIGHT ACRE
FARM SITUATED NEAR FAIR
OAKS STATION.
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BY Rufin & Sloan.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
AUCTION SALE.
TIL TUESDAY,. MAY 1, 1913,
at o'clock r. NJ.

Having been requested by the owners
we shall on the above date and at the
time Indicated. offer at public auction,
on the PREMISES
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asrftinas

THE ANNUAL. MEETING; OF TIE, ,,T77.
tnai Assurance Society OF Virginia
Viii be held a the Office OF the So
clety on MONDAY, May 10. 1913
at i o'clock r. NJ.
q MOFFETT KING,
Secretary
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Business QpportI1nitp

If YOU HAVE FEW HUNDRED
money faster than you ever have
l have al! of the experience See
me at once Madison 52S9 residence
Times Dispatch.
a PRACTICAL MAN WITH EXPE
rience, with unlimited credit, wishes
70 incorporate in building and sell
ing nrsd houses "a is, If you have a few hun,
l4o, care Times Dispatch.
. PER CENT MONEY LOANED TO
buy or build homes. pay off mort
cages Or improve property. Loans
payments write or cali on j. e" -.
PONDER. sl2 Mutual building, Rich.
mond. Va.
IF IN NEED OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
s5o,Voo TO loan Oh watches, diamonds
jewelry and silvcrware. All busi.
ness strictly confidential Special
olilees for for La ladies' consultations
Phone Monroe 397S.
which will net $4,000 a year: good
security TO cover investment always
IN hand; strictly honest business
proposition. Address II iO5. care.
Times Dispatch.
SAVE $3.50, 10 $40 BY BCYINCS NOW
ire scholarships for shorthand,
bookkeeping or telcgraphy courses
POSITIONS guaranteed gradutes un-
der reasonable conditions. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WANTED. WRITE FOR
prizes and list OF Inventions wanted
~ manufacturers; four books free.
RANDOLPH {; co. Patent Attorneys,
Washington. II G
CAR LOTS. FANCY PATENT FLOUR.
tour-hfty per barrel. timothy hav
Twelve ittN
dence solicited. J. q STEER co.
Richmond. Va
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Boaro 1lIantso

WANTED BOARD FOR TLF:NfAN.
wife and grown daughter in suburbs
near chr line. 1870. care Times
Dispatch.
CENT? EAIAN WISHES ROOM AND
board near car line: state terms and
conveniences Address c.. Box 10
South Richmond Va
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!9Dultrp, 3ofss anu Rtpe sStork

PONIES For SALE sHETLAND AND
Welsh OF highest type and quality
specially made Of furnishing foun-
dation herds. MONTRoSE PONY
FARM. Cartersvlle. Va. City address
81 South Laurel street.
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS DIE
every season from improper feeding
save yours by using wv. j. T." Baby
Chick Food, and wv. j. T." Dry Mash
rood Any quantity at w. j. TODD'S
SONS. i25 North Sixth Street.
y T T Il NTlON. BREEDERS,-THE
French coach stallion, Figaro. i26i
registered in the French and Arneri-
can stud books imported by Nc
i-augh!in Bros and sold for $1,000.
l6.l hands. weight over 1000 and
sound; the imported Spanish jack
'iloso, 1902. &c hands and sound; in
surance fee, SIS. Owner. w J.
STRAIN X SON Mechanicsville
Farm. four miles north Richmond
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SHOE REPAIRING.

DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY.
IlG Main Street. phone Monroe 2667'
Will send for shoes and return Spe-
cial attention TO shoes sent by parcel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

j HAVE SEVERAL LOTS NICELY I.O-
Gated near Monument Avenue. ada
cent TO Monument Avenue Park; bar
gain for quick buyer. $40 cash: bal
ance $3.50 per month: no interest: no
taxes. Address III III, care Times
DISPATCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cleaned by WM. TOBIEN. JR, is a
guarantee that it is done properly:
20 years experience. Cleaning, ST
main springs, ST. 40S East Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29
TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT.

REMINGTON. SMITH PREMIER. MON
arch. direct from manufacturer: Al
TON TYPEWRITER co. clio Ia AZ
Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29

RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING
MEMS PANAMA HATS CLEANED
bleachcd blocked. retrimmcd: any
style; straw hats cleaned, % cents /:
silk. soft and stiff hats cleaned and
blocked. AN ERICAN HAT co. Fifth
ana Marshall Streets.