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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
BUCKINGHAM HAD
. GREAT COUNTY FAIR
Fine Exhibits, and People Show
Much Interest-To Become
Permanent Institution.

buckingham. Va. october 2j.-rhe
Buck ingham county Fair. which closed
~ biilwin thursday ni2ht. was n de-
cided success Richmond people were
kind enough 10 add ,hcil quota Of en-
enlargement
.hc Dunlop Mills. Of Richmond, had
an cNhibit Of their Hour in /, booth
very similar TO the one used at the
State Fair. ". T.. Moore, of Farm
VIE. their agent for TINS section, had
the management OF the booth: and was
very abs assisted b, Airs Fred Jones.
OF Richnond, 1t was said by Ell who
attended TIL. Fair that tie Dunlop dis
play attracted as mucu attention as
anything At tie .air.
The poultry show wac lust fine
Mrs. J. r oliver. Mrs. W \. Moss, &.
., Davidson. j +. Nuckols. n. n.
hughes and Mrs leo paviG were.
among those who got a blue ribbon
on their pouitry eNhih.'s The cereal
exhibit was not con pieio. bat very
good. Inc boys corn clup got first
prize on white corn. T. ". Amiss got
blue ribbon FOR the best exhibit on
yellow corn
pr charles McCuiioch. Of towards
WIG. hdd All excellent exhibit OF
horses. tie had his fine Pcrchcron stall
non there THAT would have outclassed
any horse Of this breed saw at IN.
Richmond fair. Hon. = j Terril had
ms 81 800 Saddl. horse there Mr.
:. Davidson Got blue ribbon on two
nm" driving mares The t0bucco cy-
hihit Was COOL 80 was also the vcrc
table dispiaN. while experts in the lire
OF needle "ork tell me- ,he exhibit in
tournament which Was Witnessed by
IN Immense crowd. was strictly nrs,
class ten knights entered the lists as
follows. ri -hard DuucVant 7. night or
I.nonNiil. T. Wood, Knight Rough
I'idcr, Phil Grigg. kuight az Buckiuy-
ham. John Price. knight White. Red
and Hlue -. McCraw. knight oc Cum
beriand' Brinai, Rrs"n. knight u Al
coma T.. White. j<uiisht III virginia
Guy McCraw. kuight-of Oakland. n
Wood Knight ~ the Buint woods. and
. " Rogers, Knight Of EnonviIlc
Guy Nc' raw go, first ptize Of $40 In
Goid. ami Tho light 10 crown the queen
hi"htrd @ DurcNant got second prize;
- Mccr,w rpt ,hird prize. ana l..
White got fourth prize
Each person who l3ught a ticket 10
the fair was given a ballot to be cast
Tor The pretiieSt giri, and Miss AIacie
Williams, of NrNouia. was given n ma
iorit! 81 the votes cast - II Gan
na"aN delivered am address to the
iai lncrs iu the interest ~ IN. formers.
tnl"n ~ which hc H. state president.
More than Bona persons were I'm at
tendance during Tho tvyo dass of inc
fair. ana all Won't away well plcasco
wishing hat tho fair u,d lasted Longer
y" bette dark tultcco can Toe made
than mat UIde iu I.ack.n-iiarn Conn
~ ana - hl"1Nr bl'irrE 81 lsood prt.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
MEASURE TOO DRASTIC
Passing Of scamnn's Bili In Scnnte
Cause. Surprise In London.

ISpocial Capic TO The Times Dispatch
London, october 25.-The passing OF
tho scamans protective bill by the
United states Senate caused consider
aOlc surprise in England, especially as
Senator La follctte'S amendment is
more drastic than che original proposal
made by Noel NJ. Farrar. secretary of
the Shipping Chamber. The United
Kingdom says:
The Shipping Chamber has made
protests from time to time during
the present year, but 1t was impossible
to take any definite action until now.
because nobody knew which, II any bill
the La Toilette bill which Is the most
Questionable OF all. The matter will
he taken up at the meeting or the
be held shortly"
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99feting5

THE NEXT MEETING OF THE VIR-
ginia state Board OF Dental Examin-
crs for the examination Of applicants
will be held In Richmond. Va, No
vember H. 1913. commencing at ,
a. NJ. For further information adj
dress DIR. j. p. STIFF. Secretary,
fredericksburg. Va.
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
w bcrs OF Eenrico Union Lodge, No.
j" 1870. a: F. * y. M.-Please attend
n called communication of your lodge.
to be hold MONDAY AFTERNOON ut 4
o'clock. at Masonic Hail. Twenty-Five In
Street. Members of sister lodges and
transient brethren fraternally invited
to he present.
BY order OF the worshipful Master.
c. Il. HUGHES,
Secretary.
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DibibHnn Rntfffs.

SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Baltimore. Md, October %. 1911:
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
per cent G%) upon the preferred
capital stock of Scaboard Air Line
Railway. payable on November -.
20 IN INC o,,,!5 ,H'c' e up u
close of business on November ).
1913. The transfer boots will be
bci. ). ioi3. and will remain closed
to and including November -. 1918.
u. G. PORTEOUS, Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

WANTED. TUE PUBLIC TO KNOW
mat JAtiNkE BROS, jewelers.. 9l2
East Main street. buy. sell, excha M e
and iEMOONT DIAMONDS IN THE,
LNIIiST STYLES Old gold and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
SuI@ Irou or.

Chase Ciiy Va. October loving I,
,he cold weather tobacco sales were not AS
ncaNy az last week, bur All OF the weed
brought in was in good order. and while
there were only 80 eco pounds sold on This
narict, prices HCrr !.igh and the average
was -" per 100 pounds. Cotton * also quite
an imp"i amt product IN this town. The
Sins az" ia&c. 10 their utmost Ia get the
1oeoy anstance ready for tho market 4
lev %ea;s ago II was thing to sec n
nale "f cotton In this section. but now it
- Il common occurrence TO sec wagonIoad
dItsi NaGD1!oad pass along ,ht. streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
l&eaI estate lllantro

LIST YOUR FARMS WIIH j s. CON
NELLY C'. Wr.t lsostsl for uer-
sarY blanks
WANTED. 10 RENT IUENIsIust,
hotel III good location ten Years *
periencc. Is as" care Tiulcs-l,ls-
patch.
WANTED TO lJEAR i5ItJN OW%tr
Who has good farm for sale Send
WEs.FEKN BGsI&ESs AGE%cy
minneapolis MINI
WANTED BY BUILDER. WEST ESD
ground FOR ZONES in viCinity Of E0t
ievard. Pm. must be reason4bl,.
Cash Address - ~ care Times
Dispatch.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY Is SMALL.
farm near Forest Hin for WOODLAND
lic!gbts lots. u III, care Times
l2lspaten.
WILL SELL MY FIVE-pASSENGEK
halmers car. in excellent running
order: Will consider trade for good
real estate. Address J.. o. BOX s97
WANTED, TO RENT STABLE OF FIVE
on six stalls. near Fifteenth and Dock
Streets. Address LYME IL HARRIS
Fifteenth and DOCK streets
LIST YOUR FARM AND CITY rROp-
erty with US. VIM. ~ MILLER & 90
INC, 10 North Eighth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

10y AN INVESTMENT or $500 rAHry
cam Secure a good position win ..ond
salary and GOOD dividends on YOUR
investment Must hc willing to
travel and not afraid of work \
so"d opportunity for any one looking
toward the future. G., T. .. Box
ssh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
Poultry, aerts anp pin. atoek

JUST RECEIVED THIRTY HEAD OF,
good second hand mules from Curtis
Stable sI rom or le S H SOD o H.
1919 East Frankiiim Street. 80 ""''
PONIES FOR SALI:-BREEDER'S
herds Of Welsh ponies; also young
and shetland ponies of highest grade
;wssrsd. Write or apply MoNTRosE
PONY FARM. Gainesville, Va City
address al South Laurel street
FOR SALE, COON. FON AND RABBIT
hounds. well and partly trained:
PuDGla,n Of All yaGetes VI mail =
l.AHDIs. Dept ii. Reading df Pa. - o.
THERE ARE No BETTER Feeds
for Eour mo, mGultinS hens than Nv. !
desired winter eggs. Pullets will
lay toe, better " and s'gS obps wH .oSs fed ss
North Sixth street
BIRDS ARE PLENTIFUL HAVE
three yell broke dogs for sale; If
IN nee" t 70, a good dog and willing
SPAIN. church Road. VA
ONE BAY HORSE. NINE YEARS OLD.
ply 80. North Ninth Street Mon
FOR SALE. FIVE BIG WORK HORSES
from . 10 years old. weighing from
i.2oO to i,3oo pounds: two general
purpose horses and one good mule.
No reasonable Offer refused sos
East canal.
TEN HEAD OF NICE HOI.STEIN
hcitcrs and CONS ut II great bargain.
inquire of Il. G.. MOORE. Postmaster
Highland Springs. Va.
For SALE. ONE PEN or WHINE
crested black Polish. blue ribbon
winners ~ the PETERSBURG Fair two
years IN succession. BirGS must 20
I.a al | = 4
Petersburg, Va
FOR SALE. GOOD QUICK MULE
cheap. 1920 West Cary street.
FOR SALE. TWO SETTER Dogs.
well bred and broke for birds. re
tricvers: two !carS old. T., w
HGDGlNS. MckcnncN. Ma.
HORSE -FOUR YEARS OLD. SOUND
and gentle for sale ur hire. 1901
Randolph Street
FOR SALE. ONE r'IVE-YENR-O OLD
horse, sound. right every way: one
heaNN quick wagon horse cheap
2900 Park Avenue
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Reliable Cransfrr9

VIZ ID = i5 I'm TRANSFEK- -MHi.NER. &
~, SSor'h smith street. haulS trunk.
t"i 10, claim checks ISSUED ~ LEE ~
no n0unw i9r our baggage: tw" men me-"
Ni ""n w"s2n. fhone Madison liii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

HAVE y LOOK AND GET Aeon, AMT
Ell with our goods ana prices
SCHAAF"S. JEWELLERS. l.s EAST
Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
l1aanteo

COPYING on TYPEWRITER no DO
al home. y $50, care Times Dis
patch
WANTED. WELL BROKE HUNTING
dog: state particulars. T. T.. IRA
WANTED. TO BUY TWO DOZEN
chairs. suitable for dance hall. APP
ply THE CHESTERFlELD, Room
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Gaantrn

WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTEp :, MAN IN EACH HOME TO
hr made happy three times a dav
With good things made with BOYD
Baking Powder. Mrs Housewife. he
VIII declare your cook ing as good
as mothers. One-half size can. loo;
ono size can. zoe
WA n 80; ,, oLD E,aATHEK .BEDa
m moi',s "a and Id m IA maker re-
ciaity i25 West Broad
WA Ant 100 MEN AND BOYS TO
before buying sos West Broad
CIDER Mill. NEW or SECOND
e tan a mncn size Wnn,ed at once tor
Address =. .. Box 80, CITY
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH OLD
ELRY COMPANY. u West Broad
street.
RELIABLE PARTY WOULD TAKE
furnish best OF reference. - IL care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED \ BIRD DOG; POINTER
preferred 81, care Times Dis
WANTED YOU TO Know THAT w.
ana JeWclrY work are the lowest in
town Satisfaction is guaranteed.
lslJ East Main Street
FINEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING AND
repairing. All kinds of wagon and
carriage repairing and rcpainting.
I;4w"st pricea for quality r. ii.
RoSHER,S SONS. 10 South Ninth ST.
WANTED TO BUY FOX CASH DJ
rect from owner Ford touring car
- or 1913 model no time TO waste
YIN Ieaicrs or gyp cars. y. G. WOR-
SIAM, Madison 1917 j
WASTED. y DARK WOOD VICTROLA.
with OF without records. Must be
~ good repair and cheap for cash
stat original cost a,." price. Ad-
dress I; $40. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED HORSES TO BOARD on
farm, near Westhampton Address
u Boz care Times Dispatch
WILL Exchange THIRTY FOOT LOT
ia iirookland Park for two passenger
roadster In good condition. paving
din"icnc" I'm cash. ADDRESS J 81
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED \ RELIABLE rARTy no
uIy hdif interest in poultry farm
Hay" flock of prize winners. b,i,
not finances 10 advertise and pusl
th@nr References exchanged Addr"ys
]. ~. care Times- Dispatch
WANTED. GOOD SECONDHAND vIs.
inie 'ypewriter cheap. Madison $50 J..
WANTED COPYING AND LIGHT
bookkeeping at home. rARAGON
PHARMACY. city.
WANTED. FIRST CLASS LIGHT. 100
generator for lighting min nloni
!!r.GNpiiiRST LUMBER coHIOHA :
IipN. Lipscomb. Va.
WANTED. no BUY SECONDHAND
grocery wagon. one in good rcpnir
Addr"ss u 100. care Times Dispatch
WANTED TO BORROW $4,000 on
hye years time. Good real estate
ana bank stool. collateral. Answer
stating interest desired. Address q
W., care Times Dispatch
/ WAITED. TO BORROW $500 on
Si5,e"t improved property. Dealers
m"ed not apply. Address \ l3I care
Times dispatch.
WANTED; EVERYBODY TO READ
/ inc Christian Science Monitor. q Bos
! ron daily paper. clean and fair.
rice, cnnts. COZ East Main.
/ WAITED, TO BUY SECONDHAND
! willow baby carriage, in good order
Ihonc Monroe 4392-L
! WANTED, TO BUY TWENTY FIVE.
| second hand automobiles for cash at
I once. regardless Of age and condi :
! t'on OF machines; any make State
pric" and where same can be seen.
q $50 care Times Dispatch
!FiiiST-CLAsS WOMAN WANTS WASH
q. Ia n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

WANTED CAPABLE SALESMAN TO
manage local business selling Ma
tional !shting. heating and cooking
apparatus some capital. or good
securitS required Write for partic-
uiars NATIONAL STAMPING AND
ELECTRIC WORKS, 420 South elm
ION Stra,.f i'bi,at,o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

GENERAL STATE MANAGERS WANT
ed TO establish Office ana manage
statesmen for manufacturers $500 TO
$1,000 capital necessary. You handle
own money. Liberal contract No
competition. EMPIRE COMPANY OF
AMERICA, i07 south Dearborn Street.
Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

1926 NORTH 'rWI.NTY FIFTH. SIN
rooms SO Itr n"hth
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99I5cfIlanfpus

ScHAAt"S DIAMOND SPECIALS
c-GENUlNI: FULL CUT Ola
rings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

81 '.c0-TlilS LOT CONTAINS SOME
OF the biggest values ever shown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
SHOE REPAIRING.
SHOE RErAIRING.

HuhHEE WHOLE soLlS AND
spring heels nut on. Sl.5G All Kinds
Of slo" repairing DItEW'S iclt:C-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, ZIG Main
Street
BISMARCK iIERRINGS on ROLL.
Iors. lpc. loo and 25c glass. MON
ROE GROCERY co. SIS West
broad Phone Monroe 3Si or ass
WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE
t"ii ana winter trade. our new
store is now nllcd with entire new
line. OF millinery and ladies' ready
made garments MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
li2l East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

II 80 AND UI'-rlE: CLASPS. STICK
pins. bar pins. set with fuli cut
stones ,not chipS)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
The Confederate TNuseun

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Opon o A. II. 60 p. NJ
Admission ESQ. Free on 5aturdaya
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McCONNt.LI.-RROWNl

Engineering Company
10l5 East Cary street.
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF
special machinery. Repair work
given prompt attention. Phone Madi-
inSE
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sMoEs. s!IOl.s. sMoNs

SAMPLE SHOE STORE. ae3 Eas, Broad
street uear city iiaiD. Good shoes
cheap. Mems, womcn's and chiidrcri's
shoes rctailcd at wholesale prices
GEO. = BOW pEN. .. EDWIN BOW
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Rral estatr for Rrnt
.IyoE Rl:NTr

5sis WEST GRACE STREET. TEN
rooms. modern. $3.50 year.
1890 WEST GRACE STREET SEVEN
rooms, modern. Furnished Si:t
ysnG WI M 5s", ,,,% Pur,hs 'he WINTER
esi5 GROVE AVENUE NINE ROOMS
pm GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS
e5s7 STUART AVENUE NINE ROOMS.
modern $500 year
sopo GROVE AVENUE, SIN ROOMS,
30S WEST MAIN STREET, EIGHT
rooms bath $3.50 year.
9ea SoI'TH RANDoLPH STREET. FIVE
21o wiEsT MAIN STREET EIGHT
ma Sott'irII'i:NNpoLFH STREET. FIVE
.a7 WEST MAiN STREET. EIGHT
sui sTj-NRT Avenue. NINE ROOMS,
.l5s GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS.
modern see E,g42iII,s
eeie PARK AVENUE LOWER FLAT.
scvou ROOMS uoderu. SbnV year:
ceis PARIS AVENUE. urrEK FLAT
eht rooms modern, 5000 year.
~zoS Asp ne SOUTH ROBINSON
Street. uprer Nats, uve rooms. bath.
boz EAST GRACE STREET, UPPER
Nos. 2so.-.4e $5o7 $$G' M r 3JS9
Love- 'lt> TN, rooms bath rame".
,rper Nats. Sis rooms, bath range
II s0uii ROBINSON STREET LON
or lAt .aut rooms EaS i"ASe' $50
CHS S"'' cuAtriN STREET. !. Ur I,.;i
co s6uTn DAVIS AVENUE. LOWER
1at fonr rnoue -aS I9NSv. S243 year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

Ss5.op-S OLiTAIR;S THAT CAN'T BF:
beat at $50.
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j2pUcf6

j2uticf6
WE MAKE A sPECl Atty or PACK
ne ing and storing household goods
CHASE ti \ SANBoRN GREEN AND
GROCERY CO: ais West Broad
WAITER iht j2I T! + n PTPEIc . no kNoW
and! REMomNr DIAMONDS IN Tile;
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
SILVER always taken in exchange.
IMPORTED GERMAN SAUERKRAUT
good color. not the dark Kind that
ZOE oGf R6 eGfHp o @ i9S 9Gari NON 0M
fhone Monroe 3Si or 3S5.
SHOES. SHOES! SHOES!
923 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
sA,r NE MY EiIo.. h S!r%,, Of noWDEM
cheap for the whole family
RELIABLE TRANSFERRED
3o2 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
Tor DC: claim checks issued at the
on our wagon. Phone Madison iii5.
My agents meet all trains.
ATTEND AUCTION SALE or BEAU
tifui home in Barton Heights Tues
day, 1870 f. NJ Must lie sold NJ
LIAM c. ANDERSON " co. INC.
auctioneers.
We MAKE AUTOMOBILE TOPS. DUST
hoods and do all kinds of trimming
work. making and repairing springs.
Finest automobile painting; lowest
prices for quality. X II. BOSlIi;I;S
SONS. - South Ninth street
y NUMBER OF REFINED YOUNG
ladies anG gentlemen are forming
an amateur dramatic club. Those in
iercsted write l1o. care Times
Dispatch.
THE JOHNSON OYSTER COMPANY.
growers and dealers in salt water
oysters. has opened a retail store at
al" East Clay Street. The trade is
INVITED To try these excellent :lavors
MI oysters shucked at the store.
THE WALkt: R SHOE REPAIR. IS02
faSi broad. guarantee their work
and material. and their prices on the
same one pet fox for sale
MOTTO E.-TO My CUSTOMERS; MIR
Scherrcr is no longer in my employ
10 not let him take down Your avn
lnSs with the impression il is being
North Foushee street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
DENTISTRY.
BICYCLES.

SCHOOL. MISSES NOW Is TIFF. TIME
to bring in your fan hats Ia be re-
shaped ana cleaned. WHY s1end 81
or 81 for n new hat when Your OLD
one can po made new by our process?
NERRA Hat WORKS. 2li North
Iirgt Street Phone Monroe gbl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

GRAPHOPHONE WITH
twelve selections. $3.50: bargain :;
easy nayments; double Use recor In:
East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26
TYrEwRITEns FOR RENT.

VISIBLE MODELS. So PER MONTH;
nonvisiblo models. So per month;
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COM
PANY. Clio East Main Street. fhone
MnhisOn Snl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

500" AND FINEST DIAMOND
iaNa!ieres shown anywhere
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WANTED. y DARK WOOD VICTROLA.
WITH OF without records. Must be
~ good repair and cheap for cash
stat" original cost a;.. price Ad
dress Il $40. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

RELIABLE TRANSPARENT LI.NFRS,
3O2 North Ninth street. haus uunkn
for 25c. claim checks issued at tho
house for your baggage: two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison li45.
My agents meet all trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

WE MAKE a SPECIALITY or PACK
ing. and storing household goods
Gail Monroe 4430-L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH d.
rect from owner Ford touring car.
- or 1913 model No time to waste
WIN ucalcrs or Syp cars y. g. WOR-
SIIAAI. Mnmlsnn Anl1 i
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4 UTOG RAPH LETTERS. MANU-
scripts and documents OF famous peo-
pie bought ard sold. Catalogue ON
application +. r. MADlGAN. J01
Fifth Avenue, New York. EsEb-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
II cowardin's sons prices on watch
ana Jewclry work are the lowest in
l0wn; satisfaction is guaranteed
SlJ East Main Street
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES.

1913 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
is the new home Of BOWDI;N :
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

RELIABLE PARTY WOULD TAKE
care of piano Tor use OF sam. Dan
furnish best OF reference. - -. care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

ing drug stores in Richmond excel
lent soda fountain etc. Apply *
2"h, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

CHA ~ SANBORN GREEN AND
black mixed tea. 60c pound MONROE
GROCERY CO. 3lS West Broad
I'hOnU Monroe 2NI or INh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
ST. AUGUSTINE.

ST. Augustine. Fla. Feb. Every day
has been featured with an entertainment
Of some sort planned and enjoyed by the
ST. Augustine colony and hotel guests
Dinners, teas. card parties and goli
events leave no empty dates. The morn
Ing concerts az the Ponce de Leon attract
large audiences 10 the court The first
OF the Friday afternoon concert teas vii
be given in the Ponce de Leon ballroom
this week
Mrs. +. p. Sumner Of Detroit, a guest
st the Ponce de Leon, had dining with
her Sunday night Mr. and Mrs Joel Ly-
man. Of New York. General Martin HIar-
ain and Mrs. Hardin. Mr. and Mrs John
Hewson. Of Washington, and Charles
Thorne. Of New York. Mrs. Hewson and
Mrs. Sumner were the hostesses al a
clock golf tourney IN the Palm Grove Fri
day afternoon. the prizes being taken by
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wiloughby. Jr.. of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. George T. Miles. OF Pomfret Conn.
gave a bridge. followed by a tea. in the
attractive Alcazar Annex Tuesday after
noon.
The Misses Grace and Jean Durham,
o. Hartford. Conn; Harold Schwab and
Joseph G.. Trees, OF Pittsburgh, chaper-
oned 10y Mrs. Burnham, enjoyed motor
boat picnic Monday.
81. Augustine visitors are greatly inter
ested in the aviation feats both at North
and South Beach. Among those TO make
flights with George Gray. an aviator. were
Miss Mabel Holmes, Of Brooklyn, and
Miss Olive Mosgr0ve. Of Chicago. staying
al the Alcazar. and Joseph G. Trees. OF
Pittsburgh. a Ponce de Leon guest. Mr..
Gray. when leaving Wednesday for an
ali trip TO Palm Beach. carried letters
from Alcazar guests 10 friends en- route.
The Thursday Morning Reading club.
organized six years ago by Mrs. G. +.
Miles. OF Pomfrct. Conn. has reclaimed
all OF its original members this winter.
The ladies are also devoting one morning
week to the study Of Spanish with Mrs.
Fverette, ST. Augustine resident ana
one of the old Segui family
The Ponce de Leon colony includes Mr..
and Mrs. r. Robbins Smith and Miss
Dorothy Smith. Of Toronto. Canada, Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Bridges. OF Montclair.
y. j.: Mrs Z. T. Elder. G. W Elder and
q. W. Arnold. Of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hare, Of Philadelphia; 4. II.
SAWYER and r. T.. Briggs. OF Boston. and
Mr.. and Ms. Il. Johnson. Of Washington.
The Alcazar is entertaining DIR. and
Mrs. +. c. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
IA. Brown. OF Philadelphia Mrs. Benja-
min Wood and Miss Wood, Of New York;
Or and Mrs. NJ y. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Smith. OF Glens Falls. n. y;
Mrs. Jennie Risley. Misses Florence and
Jane Risley, Charles and Philip Risley'
of Brooklyn; i. NJ. McDermott. OF New
York: Mrs. c. II. Pinkham and Mrs. C..
NJ. Hunt, Of Lynn Mass, and Mr. and
Mrs. william Young, OF New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
AUTO FATALITIES INCREASE
Vehicular Traffic Kills "a Per-
sons During January.

The January report OF the National
Highways Society, made public yesterday
by Colonel Edward $. Cornell. its secre-
tary. shows that during the month six
more people were killed by automobiles
than during the corresponding month OF
last year.
The fatalities due last month To vehieu-
lar traffic follow: Automobiles killed "
persons. trolley cars and wagons $. Az
tomoliles injured 70 persons trolley cars
49, and wagons =. OF those killed by
vehicular traffic, Is per cent we're more
than sixty years DID or unler sixteen.
The fatalities due 10 vehicular traffic in
1912 were: Automobiles, II; trolley cars.
TO- and wagons. :.
The report also shows nat I'm New York
State. outside the greater city, persons
We're killed by traffic last month, by
automobiles. > by troleys by wagons
and ! I'm a collision between trolley ana
a wagon The fatalities in the CORE
spending month last year were: Auto
mobiles. /. trolleys. .. and wagons. 2