The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-12
FIND RICHMOND
IDEAL TOWN FOR
WHAT THEY NEED

fSIhI I'LL iVLLU
continued from FIRST Face
day sales The package car systeni
inaupi,rated by tho Atlantic Coast Li,Ie
t5 49,, ,
nc S"iD' n"" proFc" sreN' ao'''"'Ss"
TO ms market especially Tor small
nll-,n orders. Tuve times week the
coast Line sen,ls !, scaled chr of pack
s r..,, 49,, >.
3i7u -, t'S''i IlI
i''i'0il "'te = 10 "'i'iE' 10 too"s
.' .''iSt' 49," ~
.sa' us IN p"s ~ SO 49, r' Sii,' -,
~ 60. ".S
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U-iii'a,n ~ 5",oy OF ,,Inra,ront VA
~ ,,,b ,o,,rS =. i'i, ia 'I,a,,,," ~,
~ nm on This market. although water
f-,f.1t ratios fron1 Norfolk ard Balti-
move urc the same He was able TO
ina hare the varieties from which to
select Mr Rich, OF southampton
County. was enthusiastic over rich
lnord IS q market place FOR fair treat
mont prompt delivery and receipt OF
goods properly packed and III good
order lie had compared hardware
ets' ana found hichinohd as cheap as
any.
N5lS1h. 'l Oo4u,il pa Va, Sa'g
~ iV''' - az "'u' ''l'n
'' - 9. ~, o','
n,,, ,,.r ra 'fs.,,.hnrn go 49,
ss,isr.7 ~, EtrnYi1,,1 >yas thc Mac.
for HIM 10 Ana the Goods he needs
MI Rasreht with Wallace & Co.
Of Wallaeetou. Norfolk County. said he
bought in Richmond mill supplies and
the goods for his commissary. his firm
being large lumber dealers and export
Us, IN mill supplies. he said he had
found that SmiU-Courtney Company
carried as large q stock. at as reason
able prices, as any house where similar
PRICES and freight rates could be OBJ
'ained
FIRST Timc on This Market.
Mf' bN''s @: south ii'4!' SAID II was
'ne hssi TINE he h''d come on THIS
MaFNet 10 maze his own selections
.h0uEh ne hau bought goods from
i"S"thV"" al runners ne h"u not YET
'aNeh up an the INES "nicn he car
res, pu' ne vas convinced IRON what
ne ma seen mat ne "ou!n ma mere
'"e varieties OF SOCK from wh!ch TO
SEE" we prize Quotations me prompt
shipments, ana the treatment when
N'u.A make MN from ms Time on
es"t"F ouS'o'nef OF N'e"hohd "hole-
s",s houses
NAhE OF those ihterN'ewed last night
H,'r JuS' aI'lVeu ana mao mace no ti
4oI 10 inspect S'oek or buy sooas'
~ me hicnmond koof Garden they
'"e. '"v s"'es"He" from 'he houses
win when they deal. and made en-
gaEemcnts FOR to-day that Will keep
The statesmen busy showing sto,l, aud
entering orders in ,v.rv linc of ,rad,
80 80! my % - "ue'
M"!or "e'c"mes isit"rS
The roof OF the note! was packed
10 its capacity with visitors and mem
bers OF the local reception committee
r.r., ,l,.t, \, c.,t,h ,i..,,.., ,.
A!hsHe as the Youngest mayor in
captivity"
The Mayor expressed the apprecia-
tn- ptcr-,,5 ~ 80.
..o's i.en'''on" mas 'or those whose
rade mas Aloed IN bulihng the city
INTO what II Is to-day. doubling It's
welcomed the opportunity OF meeting
hand 10 hahd inc men with whom Rich
mond was doing business. II was .
better acquaintance week" indeed
which brought Richmond 50 many
,,,,rcIar, u.ha ,.' -,.. -,
which they have for years been doing
business
"nf co,,rsc oxnone,or ., rtcbuo,d,s
ulAincd the Mayor. .'but il viii be our
your patronage has not been bestowed
"a n,,uor7,,. 49, an ,,,,.,,,,rl],t.,,;,.'
va "l' uH" .! II! or an uHapprccltt4Vt
city,
Darlington Speaks
President Cnrrmgton, Of the Cham
her OF Commerce.. told of the trips h,
the Richmond Boosters on two occa-