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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14
Some Simple
Luncheons
By MRS. FRANK LEARNED

~aE luncheon hour is a conven-
lent time for women to enter
tain each other The meal Is
ordinarily an informal one. It may
be substantial Il people are in the
habit Of eating very little in the ear
~ morning and are therefore nun
CRY at midday
A substantial meal does not mean
necessarily a profusion Of food. A
few well cooked, palatable dishes, not
and well served, are always accepta-
BILE. As a rule people prefer good'
solid food to variety Of dainty IN
hes. Hot things should be very not
and cold things very cold. 1t is in
excusable to serve lukewarm food or
to have salads that are not thor
oughly chilled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-07
Greater Pichmond's Greatest Newspaper
Chr Glmes gHKlGp Dispateh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL Es-
TATIa MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE REST IN AMERICA.
Want AID Rates

Daily, ono cent per word when paid
in advance. No ad. taken for icrr than
len cents.
Ono and onc-hnIf ccntn n word NIL
Considerations except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted. one
cent n word. No ad. Sunday taken for
lass thnn fifteen cents.
No nds. taken for less than twenty
i've cents when phoned I'm or charged
Mt the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
Classihcat1ons not guaranteed after
0,3O +. NJ.
For business contracts. send for the
Want Adj. Man. Phone Monroe 1.
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PARKS is WANTED
IN WINSTON SALEM
Vow Held In RristoI on Charec of A.
tempting 90 NcgOtintc
Forged Check
I Special 10 Tic 'Timcs-Di.n,,cl

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, April 6.-R s. Parks. of
Sparta. y. C.. who is in Jail here on
"a charge of having attempted to pass
forged check for $50. Is wanted at
Winston Salem. y. c.. on a similar
charge. y watch in parlls's possession
was purchased IN Winston Salem with
= worthless check, 1t is alleged. Iudg-
ing from the OUTFIT OF rubber STAMPS
and samples OF forgery found in tho
mans grip. he had st,"ted out to do n
Wholesale business in mat line He Is
about forty-nve years OF age and mar
ried. His wife lives at Sparta
The local management OF the Bristol
Gas and Electric Company is pleased
with the news from New York that
Henry l.. Dohcrty & Co. owners of
the Bristol plant, have contributed $40
90" for the relief OF the flood sufferers
in Ohio
The farmers OF sullivan County.
Tenn. which county includes Bristol.
are interested in the proposition TO
have II no-fence law. and looking TO
that END a aSs-Inccting is to be held
In Blountvillc Monday. April Z. TO draft
resolutions seeking TO have Senator j.
Parks Wirley put such n measure
through the Tennessee Senate. Repre-
sentative John L. Cox has already put
Tie measure through the lower house.
In addition to what the State OF Vir-
ginia does in the way OF pensions for
ex -Confederatc soldiers the County Of
Washington, in this State, makes q
special levy for the benefit of its de
pendent soldiers, There are Ill Of
these. and the sum available annual
~ for pensions for them is S3,iii.
They receive this pay quarterly, and
pay day was this week.
Peter shelley, an aged main, Will he
put on trial at Abingdon. OH the 21st
instant for the murder Of I.eakc Short.
whom he stabbed and killed on a pub
lie highway near Barren. Washington
Count5, during the holidays Shelley
made his escape, but was later located
in the state OF oregon. Ills case was
called this week but was postponed Oh
account of the absence OF witncsaes
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SpIiriturs ann Ralfsnuen

WANTED. REAL ESTATE SALES
Hustler ean inaas ss5oo l. 9ia.5aa -.
year. Address III 24i. care Times
Dispatch.
~ SALESMAN WANTED BY NEW
York lace importing house to cover
part of Georgia and the entire State
uf Florida. Man formerly employed
by jobbinG house preferred. Only
those with good following need APP
ply, BURR * HARDWiCk. 1870 Fifth
Avenue, New York city.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OF EN-
perience wanted to sell lots in choice
suburbs: must he cappbie. good adj
dress and q hustler; will pay straight
salary OF commission. Apply 1i3
Mutual Building, Richmond. Va
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MONDAY. MAY 3. 1913.
at - NJ


the entire plant OF said corporation,
bankrupt. located as mentioned The
land has frontage OF 62t feet on the
mencing at n point distant 1885 feet
north of It's intersection with Broad
street. and runs back castwardly to a
age OF 32a feet, more or less; contains
recorded in Deed Book i7a-A. page io a
Of tho records of the Circuit Court OF
the County. OF Henricr. n copy of which
will be exhibited at time of sale
The buildings consist of machine
tern shop. blacksmith's shop. pattern
storage shop. power house. Office. etc:
a detailed description OF same may DO
obtained from auctioneers
The plant is complete in every re-
spect. and contains all machinery nee
dry and machine business--everythin
ready for immediate use If necessary,
from the ,5oo-pound steam hammer to
tailed list OF ali BUILDINGS s' and per- er
sonal property is in the hands of the
auotioneers.. and personal inspection
on application to them.
The water service consists oc large
open cistern OF 100000 gallons capacity
TOR boiler purposes and supply for fire
engine In event OF fire. and for other
PURPOSES nn there Is three-inch mnin
shops of seaboard Railroad. ~
The power house contains, besides
engines 35-KW. y. G. Westinghouse
sen,srrn, Lo Tor eiectrie lighting. etc.
the r.. i. & p. r. r., with yard track
age arranged for loading or unloading
at foundry. Sanu bins, breaker drop.
power house coal and into machine
shops and foundry.
This is one of the most valuable ana
best located plants in this section, ana
owing to the rapid enhancements In
realty values In this nelghborhood Ia
Increasing in value by leaps aud
The buildings and real estate Will BIO
omered as separate parcel and the
machinery and personal property as
plant; land buildings machinery. etc,
Will be offered as n whole
TERMS: Cash as to the coat and cx-
penses of sale. and sufficient to pay
property and interest on $4,000 OF
bonds from October /, 1912 and as to
the residue. one-fifth G-5> cash bal
ance IN equal instalments ut ono %.
purchaser to give negotiable notes,
with interest payable semi-annualiy.
and secure the same by n trust deed on
said property. and in the event that
are sold separately from said realty
then cash as to said personal property
Sale made subject to the confirmation
Of rho court.
H. a. McCURDY,
Trustees under Deed.
III. y. lIICHELBERGER
Trustee In Bankruptcy
McCURDT IL JOHNSON.
AucIioneers.
J hereby certify that the bond re-
1uircd of the trustees has been duly
JOSEPH P BRADY.
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Real Ct3tatt jor sale

BARGAIN
100 acres, Chesterfield County: 8 miles
from Richmond; one mile from rail
road station and electric car line: from
$1,000 To $4,000 worth OF saw timber
and cordwood; 6b acres cleared and In
cultivation; grass and grain farm; will
make most excellent dairy farm
Well watcred by springs and creek
Frame house six rooms. and kitchen;
front and back porch; usual oitbuild-
ings. Price. 1000.
r. Il. CHAFFlN & co, INC.
Main and Twelfth Streets
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL. RAIL LINE no NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect september 81. 1919.
Leave Byrd street station. Rchmund FOR
NORFOLK: No01 \. ~, $500 u. NJ. -l;io
T. NJ
FOR LYNCnEURG AND THE WEST:
'5:l5 \. NJ. $500 A. NJ. 1900 4. NJ, $3.50 T.. NJ
Arrive Uichmond from Norfolk: 'ii.io A.
NJ. 'G:5j y. NJ, eil:3O L. NJ From the West,
'h!i0 A. NJ a2:lo =. NJ. hi;i0 =. NJ. 'G:O5 u.
NJ. % 90 T. NJ
DAILY. aDnlly cx. sunday bsun,iay only
W, y BENlhL Pass Trnf. Mgr.
". G. SAiN DERS, @. J.. a. Roanoke Va
< IL BoSLEY. -. r. y. Richmond Va
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD ponifNfoN LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
Nv. Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily 90 T.. NJ,
Leave Newport News ......... s oo A. NJ
Arrive Norfolk ................s 400 A NJ.
Connects With main line steamers lea wing
Norfolk for Now York daily, eIcep. Sunday
I 90 r. NJ. Connections also made by Il. S
W. Ry. 5 Il. NJ. aud &. & q. Try. at Z Z. NJ
Night line steamers stop at Ciaremont Ia
land or receive passengers on sisnal. and vii.
be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. tEhectiv,
March ii.i--Jamcs River by daylight 70.
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
all james River landings. Steamer loves
Monday WcdnesdA- and Friday al 40 A
Nj. freight received FOR all James Rive.
Points.
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TYPBW RITERS.

TYPEW RITERS Or ALL MAKES AND
models sold, rented and sltilfulIy re-
b Pdirer smith Sremicrso qBa nn
and l.. G Smith Bros machines rented
from Sc 10 81 for three months. First
rent paid applied on purchase. Tho
CHANGE COS East Main Street
Phone Madison $3.50.
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AT $50 p. IT.
Third Two-story scml-dctachcd
dwelling. No 1904 East Leigh Street
near Thirteenth Street, containing four
rooms; lot about 2Ix120 feet.
All above property is occupied by
good tenants at paying rates, and pro-
posed private and municipal improve
mehts, such AS execution OF Fifteenth
street. the new approaches to free
bridge. railroad and manufacturing ia
ciiities. Will greatly enhance values
ana profitable investments can be made
here.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
AuCtiOncers
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NorfolI.,r Chicf Iascnrrs.

Major Charles c. Kizcr, chief OF po-
lice of Norfolk, came to tile city last
evening, and ~ once went into exc
cutive session. Hc said he wanted to
got away from his telephone for a
few hours
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Situation5, Professional

LADY OF REFlNEMkNr WANTS
position as nurse and companion to
with children. Am willing and
capable. l. l20 care Times Dis
patch
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MI. ana Mrs. James Arthur Brewer
nave announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Mamie Louise, TO
charlie Watson, OF this city. the mar
rlage TO take place or May IA Miss
brewer. who studied music for some
considerable time in Richmond has
inc reputation OF one of the finest
Voices IN the city. and her forthcom-
ing wedding is one of general interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-07

Richmond md CHESAPEAKE t.R.y Day
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
30. 1912. Leave k,chmond, Laurel and Broad
NJ 9io 4. NJ. "'io 10 A. Nj. il no 4. 81. III
p. NJ, sl1 y. NJ. 10 p. NJ. bsiO - 81, ~
y. NJ. . - T.. NJ. 7:io T.. NJ. hsio r. NJ
10 no y. NJ. Il IS T.. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple Streets: Is IS A. 81. b-7 :f,l 4.
NJ. 90 4. NJ. by 10 a. Nj, 10 20 A. NJ. ~.u:Cj
4. NJ, w 90 NJ. 81 30 T.. NJ, 2:00 Z. NJ an
\. M 90 y. NJ. b5; l.. NJ, :cu T.. NJ. ~
Nj. sOe l.. NJ. b9 90 u. NJ. II 90 l.. NJ
Daily except Sunday. s*Sundsy only
CobCarrlcs baggsRa
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auftfon s7HIfs future Days auftion future DagG
The Valentine Auction Co., The Valentine Auction Co..
6ls EAST BROAD STREET. els EAST BROAD STREET Ii
Receivers Bankrupt Auction Sale
auttfun baIes future pays
auction saIes future Days

OF $4,000 STOCK OF CAPITOL
oil
premises No 200 W
S
p. NJ.
a n n target snaysee
ildrensS
Shoe Findin etc.
j j9H EAH Fl %yThH5RsNN
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.Jcf, Goal ano llIoon

LONGS PRICES THIS MONTH FOR
wood TO burn Perfectly dry easy
to split oak ana pine slabs. $3.50
half cord. Large dry oak and pine
blocks at summer prices. These are
the lowest prices / have given in
years. AS | am sure wood viii 20
up. advise those that can to lay in
their winter supply Auto delivery
on on. hour notice. Phone Madison
i06a-lcIu General Office, 1906 West
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a \ CALLED COMMUNICATIONS
w OF Itichmond Randolph Lodge,
w No. 10, a. r. X ~ NJ, Will be held
In tho Alasons HILL, Franklin Street.
THIS (Monduy) AFTERNOON. April Z.
1919. at . o'clock. TO pay the last sad
tribute OF respect To our deceased
brother, Frank l.. Richardson.
Members OF sister lodges are frater-
nally invited to unite with us
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
w. a. CLARKE JR,
Secretary,
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gDtfre6

Will. BUILD AND SELL you
homo or take any contract. small or
large. Phone Madison $3.50. residence
phone Madison 1868. or q 100. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS jewelers.. 9l2
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver ALWAYS taken in exchange.
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FOR SALE. ENGINES. BOILERS.
pumps and second hand machinery
in general l.. ROSE &; co, 400
BrOOk ANenMn. Richmnnd. Va.
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SnsineS6 Opportunities

hANUFACTURER WANTS RELIABLE
party with $500 to $4,000 TO open Of
fee and manage statesmen. Should
pay $4,000 first year. You handle
own money. Reference required. In
Vcstigation invited THE ACME
COMPANY, AIS South Dearborn St,
Chicago.
CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER.
prisey without commission. Full par
ticulars mailed for &c postage. Adj
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
GolneHvllle. Ga.
f YOU HAVE A FEW HUNDRED
dollars to invest and want to make
money faster than you. ever have
BEFORE in building and selling houses.
have all of tho experience. Sec
me at once. Madison $3.50, residence
phone Madison 36C3. or @ 32. care
Times Dispatch:
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fDr SALE

FOR SALE ONE RUBBE Err TIRED
s snrrteyi ro newly painted SIS: one
E ,,ra,i make. only $3.50 one rubber
two panel wagons, 1000 pounds ca
pacitE. $50 each: one steel-tired top
Gi mg e., good as new sa5; one stand
tor or salesman, f125. This Job is III
first class condition. One open wagon,
suitable Tor heavy, delivery; $50 Also
ness and pleasure buYgies. Wagons
Tor every business. either top. or
open. Agents for the famous Column
bus buggies, Easy terms to every
one Builders and dealers in high
73l East carr street
WE HAVE y NUMBER OF Late
good, work as we'll and are guar
anteed the same as new machines, at
TYPEWRITER EXCHA NGE, INC,
COS East Main Street. Phone Madi-
son 525G
FOR Saon sAa II5 ENG5NEs hob,ERs
in general. l.. ROSE &; co, 42o
Brook Avenue. Richmond. Va,
FOR SALE. SODA FOUNTAINS.
tanks etc. SOuTHERN WRECK1NG
q METAL Co. INC, $500 Williams
burg Avenue.
FOR SALE. ESTABLISHED DYEINC;.
cleaning aud hat renova ting bust
ness, stand inXcstigation; fully
$500. Address Il. FLOSTER. Pe-
tersburg. Va.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. els Broot Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubbcrtire work.
CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES. INCLUD-
ing concretee, mixers. hosting en-
gnes. wheelharrows. picks, Shovels
track laying tools. steam pile ham
mer. boilers. engines. etc.; condition
guaranteed. ]. BLUFORD & co.
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FOR SALE. FINEST RESTAURANT
and quick lunch business in this
growing city. owner states $3.50
was invested I'm furniture. fixtures
and equipment. and that sl.5cp was
spent on the building for tile floors,
wainscoting, marble front. etc, and
that any energetic man should easily
make $4,000 per year. satisfactory
reason for selling. sl3,250.0O0 new
contracts secured means great fu-
ture ahend and plenty OF money
here. city never WAC 80 thoroughly
filled up. We viii sell this business
and fine equipment for just $1,000
lust s575 cnsh and s425 at s25
monthly. Where could YOU invest so
iiijir money paying such large re-
turns? Come at once and get II,
wiring us beforehand at our expense
SOMM ERVlLLE TRUST CO, New
pOrt News Va
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situations ll!antfb, cPaIr
l2rlp ll1antsn female

SERVANT WANTED. ROOM oN
premises. lTos Park Avenue
WANTED. STRONG, II i 4 ]. II ii i
young woman from twenty 10 TWEEN
- Eve t" assist in nursing Invalid
son; must be OF n happy, cheerful
disposition. Apply with reference.
J ~, care Times. DISPATCH.
WANTED. a WOMAN PREsSER FOR
ladies' garments Apply 400 West
JfrD.J
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Llianrfn

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED. BUTTER FAT IN SOUR
or sweet cream; AZ cents per pound.
Can be shipped from any point In
Virginia. Write us. GOLDEN *
CO. Washington. d. c.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
peanuts. Wanted direct from grow
crs. Write SOUTHLAND PEA co,
Richmond Va
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Rust ann jfpuE1
peIp 11,antso a9ale

wINTED, FOR c. $. Army. Able
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of Is and 50; citizens OF United States
OF good cha racter ana temperate hab-
itg. who can speak. rend ana write
The Engliah language. For intorma-
ton. apply to Recruiting Officer. $40
Inst BroRd. Richmond. Va
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KafIrnahS
Richmond ( Petersburg Electric Railway

cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
II. g s, 40, 10. H. III A. NJ. /. 3 Is & s.
f'5:i5, Sc q s, 1910 =. NJ.
200 T. NJ for Chester 1900 midnight FOR
Petersburg.
street FOR Manchester:
ia:i5 e:35, ''7:i5 'I;S5. ss5 90, 1895. it;s,
y NJ. l2;D .i:35, ?3j a:25, '+:SJ, 5:s5 s;S5.
'7:2i S35, 3;3a, si0:AO li;i0 r. NJ
tpoiiy -Ey. sunday and holidays
Carries baggage ana express
''Llmited-Escept sunday and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars Tor Richmond.
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Flats Eor Rent

FOR RENT. HANDSOME FIVE ROOM
and bath apartment: steam heat
gas. and electric lights. etc; all con
Nenienoes. Apply Apartment No. ~.
THE HANOVER, 100 West Franklin
Street
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FrGaGriCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND.
nd | Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave BYRD 81. Sta. 400 r. n. for Fredericksburg.
Leave Rlba Sta. 73O A. H.. 80 =. II. for Ashland.
rive Byrd ST. Sta e.25 An. from Fredericksburg.
srriye Elba Sta. ESQ AM ,6.4s 7. ~ from Ashland.
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agfnt5 lNanteb

10 10
AGENTS CAN Make SO TO $50
daily selling 81 book on Horrible
Disaster by Flood and Tornado"
Greatest opportunity for agents
since Titanic Enormous demand
for authentic book. $50 pages,
~ illustrations. Representatives
sent TO scene OF disaster for true
account and photographs OF appall-
ing calamity. Big profits for agents
who begin at once, Part of pub
lishers' profits contributed 10 Red
Cross relief fund. Purchasers thus
help sufferers. Highest commission:
30 per cent or better; freight paid.
credit given. Extra Inducements 10
general agents or crew managers.
outfit free. Act quick. Re first
around and make $40 to $40 "A day.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE HOUSE.
Perry Building. Philadelphia.
FLOOD, FIRE, TORNADO. DAYTON.
Omaha, other cities ruined. biggest
81 book; so Illustrations; 100 per
cent profit; agents OUTFIT free now.
we repay postage. Book Dept,
NOVELTY CUTLERY co. Canton,
Ohio.
WE POSITIVELY HAVE THE FAST
est selling household patent on the
market. WOOLVERIN CO, Pitts
burGh Pa.
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summer Bparnine

THE WAVERLEY. TWENTY SECOND
street. Virginia Beach, rcopens NAV
J. Permanent and transient guests
solicited. For terms until May /
address MISS G. V. ROUSH. 7Ob
Botetourt Apartments, Norfoljy. vn
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sDai;y. fWeekdays. SSundaya only.
All trainn to or from Byrd Street. Station
etop Mt Eiba. Time of arrivals and departures
9>t guaranteed Read the aicns. -
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poultry, ierss anp Nfur Ssork
Bparh 1Nantrn

HOMES wANTED.-THE CONFER
ence for Education in the South
meets in Richmond April 1910, 1913
me committee on entertainment
wishes to secure rooms for many OF
the visitors, who cannot be accom-
modated at the hotels. Parties who
can furnish entertainment should
apply to JAS G. HARDWOOD. Chair
man, John Marshall High School.
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AT 6 2. NJ.

AT =. NJ.
Second. Frame dwelling. No. Ar
Street, near the above. con-
tanning about four rooms: lot fronts
ID feet
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To close an estate. we will sell by
public auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY. APRIL g.
ut $50 +. NJ.
First Two-story brick and frame
dwelling, No. 900 Thirteenth street; so
feet north of Clay Street. containing
slx rooms; lot 3Ox132 feet
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
lib Main street

THIRTEENTH STREET
AND VALLEY RAILROAD PROP.
ERTY-THEEE BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLINdS-NOE. All AND sos
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET
AND 1904 LEIGH. NEAR THlR-
Tf-iINTU
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Personals
MAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
I EUGHESS 209 North Third
autoiltnbiIes Tor SIaIr

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
good real estate. or good driving
horse and trap. four-door late mod
el i've passenger car. in good condi-
ton. Apply I13 Mutual Building,
Richmond Va
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8rftlngs

Richmond. Va March 81 1913
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Prison Association of Virginia, for
the transaction OF business. viii be
held at No a0l East Main street.
Richmond. Va, TUESDAY. APRIL
10. 1913. at $50 T.. VI.
BY order OF the Board OF directors.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary
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-------------------------
SHOE REPAIRING.

lee REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
with, this coupon. Mems shoes half
soled, 75c. rebated to CSC: ladies'.
halfsoled. zoe. rebated to soc. Ever
pair sewed, best leather: no nails. no
pegs. Heeilng. &c. DREW'S f,LEC.
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7lG J.,nat
Main. phone Monroe 2GG1
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pflp, GDaIr ann ,frmalr

MEN woMEN-GET GOVERNMENT
parcel post Jobs; $40 week. Write
for list of positions open. FRANKLIN
4 y
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BY McCurdy & Johnson.
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES BANKRUPT SAL

IRCSTEES' BANKRUPT SALE
OF
THE ENTIRE PLANT Or RICHMOND
IRON WORKS CORPORATION. con
S!SriNG OF LANDS: BUILDINGS,
MACHINERY, ETC. SITUATED 40
JAcf.NT TO THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, NEAR THE: INTERSECTION
OF THE BOULEVARD AND r.. +.
e & T.. II. II.
In execution of certain deed or
trust from the Richmond. Iron Works
Corporation to j. Jordan Leake ana II
a. McCurdy. trustees. dated April L.
1910. and recorded in p. Il. 1SS-B. page
ifS. III the clerks Office of Henrlco
Circuit Court. default having been
made hereunder, and being required
so TO do by the bondholders secured
thereunder. and pui suant to an order
OF the United States District Court for
ne Eastern District Of Virginia. at
Richmond, entered March q, 1913. in
Corporation, bankrupt. the Undersigned
viii offer for sale. upon the premises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-07

WEST END. CORNER HOUSE, STEAM
heat, large porch, seven rooms, AL
modern conveniences; one square
from trolley; price $4,000; cash or
can be bought ON cay terms. II l0!.
care Times Dispatch