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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
Southern Pacific Suit EX-
pected to Upset the
Stock Markets.
MAY NOT BE AS BAD
AS NEW YORK IMAGlNES
Otherwise Market Situation Is
clearinghouse of CONT
mental Money Falls.
tRv cnhlo to The Tribune

Iondon Feb. 1.-THE only clouds on the
horizons Of the stock and interna<onal
NANCY markets spring from the western
sl,i,s London thinks the suit against the
Southern Pacific will be calculated TO up
set the stock markets. although IL WI"
not have such bad effects as New YORK
imapincs "Thc Statist' says: 1T can
surp.se nobody that the first result OF
the suit will he 20 revive uneaslness' IL
had come To he believed that the Presl-
don, had come 10 the conclusion that he
had carried proceedings under the anti
trust law far enough for his desired
work for the future harmony OF the raH-
WAYS. The suit, therefore. made worse
impression than u is possible otherwise
il might have done. Nevertheless, we DO
not suppose that as bad consequences VIII
result as had been expected. There have
been a great many suits Instituted out
the mischief has not been irreparable.'
otherwise the market situation is clear
ing. despite some uneaslness caused oy
settlement and the visits OF the Greek
and servian premiers to Bucharest. Con-
ditons have improved eyer since the
Balkan troubles were over, and minor
powers will not get money now unless
thoy can convince financial magnates that
they will not engage in wars
AS far as the money market is con-
cerned London wonders II New York, in
view Of the downward rate OF sight ex-
change. will begin TO take gold from Eu-
rope Experts say that always at this
season spring requirements are felt ana
the back country holds money away from
New York and also that money will re-
main in reserve i'm New York until the
details of the banking law are settled.
THE Statist" wonders If the national
banks now holding reserve OF 100000
o00 must subscribe it as capital for the
new district banks. However, even II
New York begins 10 draw money from
Europe London is not frightened, for
money is plentiful and the banks reserve
is now exceedingly strong.
The value of Continental money is con-
stantly falling. Berlin's bank rate IS now
4 per cent. against 6 per cent a few
months ago. The Paris rate is 49,. while
Vienna's is Az per cent But it is easy TO
understand why Berlins rate fallS much
more rapidly than that of Paris, for the
recent Servian loans OF 100000 and Rus
sa's coming loan of s263, 10000 are bound
to keep Paris watchful
1t is unlikely that the Bank Of England
will be much disturbed soon. Egypt cam
not take much more metal. Argentine APP
plications are provided for. Russia seems
to have all that is necessary. and 1t Is
not thought that the Bank OF France will
disturb the London market. The bank
reserve increased 100000, now standing at
t67.5c1 600. Bullion decreased from $2lI-
Ot0Oo0 TO s215.5oo.00o, the proportion Of re-
serve to liabilities being 346 per cent.
Call money TO Monday was at per cent,
weekly fixtures at IA per cent, two
months at ! 1916 per cent, three and four
months at IA and six months at l5-l6
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Fair Trading Last Week-De
mand for Wide Goods.

Fall River. Mass, Feb. 15.-There was
moderately fair trading In the cotton
goods markets last week. though inNca-
lions during the early part OF the week
pointed TO very light sales. Late bidding,
which manufacturers were able 10 meet,
made up respectable total of sales Al
though Lincoln's Birthday is not legal
holiday in Massachusetts. the outside
markets. particularly the New York mar
kets, were closed. and this broke into the
weeks trading. Practically no business
was done on Thursday.
The inquiry was in the main for wide
and medium wide constructions and vari-
Gus styles of sateens. and II IS reported
that some stable orders were booked for
these goods. For several weeks pas,
buyers have centred their attentions on
wide goods, and mills making these goods
have done very fair business
Narrow cloths continue dull, and bust
ness has been decidedly inactive for these
makes for some time past. A few small
stocks OF narrow goods, which were very
scarce, commanded full asking prices,
largely because the supply was small.
Quotations for narrow goods have gone
off one-sixteenth TO one-eighth OF a cent
a yard. and 2s-inch. s4x64, seven yards to
the pound, have not figured in the quota
tons. and prices on other narrow STYLES
are nominal in the absence OF positive
trading. 1wenty-seven-inch s4x60s are an
eighth OF cent below the previous
weeks quotations. and 27-inch. 56x5s and
5sx52, are each a sixteenth off.
The total sales for the week are about
1900 pieces. OF which 5000 we've spots
Deliveries on contracts are to extend
through May. The quotations: 2s-inch,
e4xsi. 39.c. nominal; 2s-inch, e4xsO. sssc.
nominal; 27-inch. sixso. sssc: 27-inch. Bx5s,
Sl-l6c; 27-inch. 6x52, 2l5-l6c; Ssia-inch,
e4x64. basc: 39-inch esx72, SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
RENTES FIRM IN PARIS
Buoyancy Due Largely to Pc
litical Situation.
nv Cable 10 The Tribune. |

Paris. Feb. 15.-Business on the Bourse
last week was strictly professional. the
only activity coming from London, Ber-
lin and St Petersburg. with increasing
demands for United States mining shares
and petros Rubber shares. too, re-
manned buoyant.
French rentes held firm and finished
slightly higher on the week, owing TO
the strength of the opposition in the Sen
ate 10 the governments fiscal programme.
II is foreseen that VI. Caillaux's expedi-
ents to dispense with a big national bond
issue are foredoomed TO failure. and as
IT is certain that the present Ministry
cannot consistently propose such issue
Il is felt that the big loan will be post
poned until after the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to be elected next April has per-
formed what 1t will undoubtedly assume
as its first duty. e. the deposition OF
the Doumergue-Caillaux combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
CAMBRIA co.'s BEST YEAR
Steel Concerns Earnings in
1913 Show Big Increase.

Johnstown, Penn. Feb. 1.-THE Cam
bria steel Company, in its annual re-
port, Just made public, states that 1913
was the best year since It's founding in
the total OF both gross and net earnings.
The gross earnings were s7.Sos7o. an in
crease over 1912 OF 1894, ol. or approx
rsately 80 per cent. The net earnings.
81. 6SS. $50. were i2,7S1.l7o higher than those
OF 1912.
The net income also showed an increase,
despite greater dividends. The report
states that none OF the sixteen thousand
men employed by the company was laid
off during the last thrive months OF 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
OFFICE OF
FEDERAL MINING & SMELLING co.

81 Broadway. New York. Feb "a 1914.
dividend OF and one-haf per cent
Gisre) on the Preferred stock OF this Com
pany hiss to-day been declared, payable
March 10th. 1914 20 stockholders OF record
al the close OF business on February 20. 1914
FRANK SWEENY. Secretary.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received at the Uptown Of'ce.
No 1856. Broadway, between seth and S7th sts..
until 2 O'Clock p. m. Advertisements received
a. tie following branch ofices at the regular
rates until O'Clock o. m, VIZ; Us eth ave,
corner 18th Ct: iei East 18th st.: 81 West S3d
81 bstween 7ih snd tth aVeJ. 2s3 West 18th
st. lG5 Last 18th o.; 1876 ~ sys. i7os lsis ave.
asar ssft ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
Strike In Borden Mill Over.
IN Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Fall River. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE strike
of folders and others allied with them,
which began several weeks ago at the
American Printing Company's concern in
this city. owned by VI. &. u. Borden &
SOFAS. Of New York. has been practically
called off The contentious OF the strikers
have not been sustained. and they will
return to their former employment with
conditions unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

FAIRFIELD SECURITY CORPORATION
special meeting OF the stockholders OF
Fairfield Security Corporation VIII be held
81 No 81 broadway. IN the city OF New
YORK. State OF New York. at 2. m. on the
25;h DAY Of February 1914. for the purpose
81 voting upon n proposition 20 reclassfy tho
capital stock OF said Corporation. go that
les present capital stock OF $50 600. consist
ing OF 500 shares OF common stock. of the
par value OF 500 each shall consist OF 200
shsres Of common stock and $50 shares OF
; per cent cumulative and participating pre-
fc-red stock. all OF the par value Of 500
each: said preferred stock 20 have voting
power equally with tho common stock. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
ALBERT HALSEY. Secretary.
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STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

Following
together
changes Of the high
the low prices the 1918.
Total for the 22S2oo and
1451 900 January 134e2906
in
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Start Fight for Express

The Columbus Circle see'V
Broadway Association VIII -
Hotel Martinique Friday a. .ss
take action TO have the loo"
ton changed TO al express NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN, CHURCH-Rev. ALEx
AMBER T. BOWsER. minister. Floyd Ave
niue and Harrison Street. Sunday, Octobe
p. sermon by REV. SAMUEL. O.: WEATT
ERLf. Service at Ii O'Clock. All seats free
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NoTICE-Cl,urch
PREsRYIEnlAN


FIRST. r. RE $ B SsTsts r.. AN CHURCH
-preeehins at.ii a.. N; and r. NJ. by the
asss5 R siSls las.ss Al 3 saaay School
SECOND PREsRYTEHrAN CHURCH.
tE!isl. near Main Streo,s).-Eev. RUSSELL
cECtL ID. r.. paste. Services at IL A. NJ.
schoSl STA. A. 4"'a : = ~ sunuas
GRACE. STREET EsBYrEiEI.AS
Church. Services at IL clock a. NJ. and S
Ham s. ri &c. oi p ps .s E9eKEk SRA
CHURCH OF THE covESANT-gEv. ~
GS Gal STEWART, D. D.; Pastor:-Preaeh-
m nS ss A a:,N NJ and p; A. BY the pastor
O'Clock Sabbath school at S:s, A. 81 Bible
classes meet 10 o'clock.
carss R.v rafE B. e. IA,
tor(;,Pre aching 10 n,orrow II A.. NJ. and 5
Trases ersiee G ss 'i
Welcome. 't,I's. z :
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-RE GEORGE
n.,s.S Il s5a ,$SssR s s;;sSiss
dent dent Ba5asa and rhiiat9sa Glasses ,hra
invited to worship With Us.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH adams
and Eran.slin s.ree,sl-THoM4s e,LAGETT
81 ana p TSs n pastor s sfnyi Breach 4,
both services. Morning subject: ...The For
Toans Mans os on asai5s
tho iiIst in a series OF four talks to young
msn; Quartet choir Strangers welcome.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
dGroye Avenue and Harrison; street,. REV.
TO- si A. ;hsa. % ss hed
series Of revival seryises conducted by
anss! HSsF ssndas s's sesoa S at s IL
Ab. NJ nn Se Is sorf ", weod
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH tcor-
nsr r Twenty-af ,,, and Leigi, streetsl; Broad
Vices. continuing every night through til the
METHODIST. ~.
aM'SsFasapESa n sRAss
on Sunday at II a n. and p. NJ. DR.. S. c.
G ehess q. both ss4 ssryss
Evening theme: Named and Claimed
gRoAD STREET N; f. CHURCH tTESTH
r. M: BY the pastor. Rev. Join "a II; ana W.
s sras s,n psi Morning subjects: The In
* -. CHRISTIAN
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
THE pastor. Rev. II. d. C. MACLACHLIN,
SG.h -aS e Nis
ming. our Guardians of Public Morals
AMBER T: BowsER. minister. Floyd Ave Ave-
D. sermon by Rev. SAMUEL. % " gc.G Tpe
ERLf. Service at II O'Clock. All seats free
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist. will be held 10.
morrow morning in church etiiiice corner
Pari. Avenue and Meadow street, at ii
O'Clock. Subject: probation After Death -
Wednesday evening testimony and ex-
periencc meeting at $50 The reading rooms
(Nos. Sd 5000 located In tho Virginia
Railway and PoSer Company Building, cor
ner seventh and franklin Streets, and Are
daily. exCspt Hundavn nd
from 10 a. NJ. TO p. A. All arc cordially
invited. T--Zs
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

WANTED. the public to know tnnt
Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. 9lo East
remount diamonds !n the latest styles.
Old gold and silver taken In exchange.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company OF
do business in> the State Of Virginia.
The said Commercial Fire Insurance
Company has insured all OF it's liabil-
ity in the following companies; City of
New York Insurance Company, of New
York; First National Fire Insurance
Com pany,of W ashington. D. G, aAncho or
Iowa; Globe and Rutgers Fire Insur-
ance Company. Of New York City.
Therefore. the said Commercial Fire
Insurance Company has no liability In
the State of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
CHARLES A ROSE COMPANY, &
Real Estate ,Auctioneers. aasS
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Pursuant to q decree OF the Chancery
Court OF tho city. OF Richmond entereS
October z, 1914; in the suit of Mildred
w BlakeE ct ais. VS.: Martha ElIeir
Jackson ct ais. we viii sell at public,
auction, on the premises. on sSsi
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER rs. 1sll,s
at $3.50 o'clock Z. NJ,
all that lot of land, with improve >
ments thereon, consisting of a two.
story frame dwelling. fronting nineteen
feet on the west line OF Second street
north OF and near Federal Street, and
extending back ninety-seven feet. This.
property rents we'll and should appeal
to investors. - y .'5f5''yg1l
3 TERMS: One-third cash, balance In
six and twelve months, with Interest.
secured by negotiable notes. and title
paid and conveyance ordered by court
or purchaser may pay all cash or any
larger part than one-third. K
OTIS p. WALK Err, X
Special Comn1issioners. J.;
The bond required of the special com 2
missioners has been given. 5f5sf
WALTER 4SYDNORy
CHAS. o. SAVILLE. e
Clerk,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. Station
" B.-Bollow!ns schedule figures published
as information and not guaranteed For the
South-Daily: A. M.--Local lo;Sa A. Nj
Express. p. M.-iSSpress. With Electric.
Lighted Sleeping Cars fo- Atlanta and Biz.
minsham. u:S, F. M-ESprcaF. Week Days:
S;eo p M.-Locai.
York River Line-5:i1lP. M.--Steamer train.
Daily, Local connecting for Baltimore; daily
except sunday. tParlor carr. 7:S5 A.. NJ
Dally-Local. -,
Trains Arrive Richmond Fro,,. the south
99 A. N. and $500 a. NJ. s:s5 P. NJ. $3.50 p.
NJ. daily. SAD A.. A.. except Sunday From
Wcs; Point: 9:io A. NJ. and .6:.5 p 81; dails.
49, II; L.. BISHOP. d. p. A.
ae' IL Main st. Phone Madison so
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TO LET-Business Purposes.

STORE for 3obbing or commission bust
ness, 1210 East Cary. on account of
store: well Localized. Consolidated
Paper & Box. Mfg. Co.
FOR rent. store 425 North Sixth Street,
near market. Large store. stock
room. cellar; brick stable: wagon sheds
West Broad Madison 5466.
FACTORY site on. Franklin Street. near
Fourteenth, for rent on account of
moving to our new building. -fnc loca :
ton. Consolidated Paper & Box Mfg.
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Personal

LESSER, the ladies'. tailor The ONLY
one in town who makes a speciality
In altering all kinds OF lades gar
ments in the latest fashion. Every
garment altered in my establishment
Is done under my personal supervision.
Prices very moderate and work salts
factory. Raleigh Apartments Phone
Madison 1923. Corner Harrison and
Franklin. Richmond Va. f.f-'7''~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

YOUNG newspaper man desires position
with chance OF advancement;tu niver-
sity gfaduate; . years successful ex-
perience on dailies as reporter, edi-
toriRI writer, proof reader. etc. Now
employed. Address BOX 279, New Bern,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

Norfolk & West ern RaiIwav

>oNLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect May 10 1914. y vs.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. Foa
SoMFoLk: 300 A a.. $500 P. II. 't:ts
FOR LYNcHBuRG AND THE WEST:
's;i6 A. NJ. $3.50 A. AZ. 20 40 p. 81. 's;2f p b.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. slt:4S A.
~. '6:s5 p. NJ. .il:so T. NJ. From tho West:
". s9:2o p. M. ~ s. = =. - s-.'
:paiiy tpaily; e1eep. SUNDAY. .suua.,
". B. sEy1LL. W. &C. SAUNDERS.
II ~. Roanoke; g. p; A. Roanoke
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WANTED: TO rent with privilege Of
purchasing, small farm suitable for
trucking;@ must be within miles OF
Richmond: unless located on trolley
line. Address Is 50S. care Times-Dls-
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WANTED-Real Estate.

LIST your farms with j. a. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
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wANTED-Vehicles.

WANTED, good buggy and harness:
must be of good make and bar
gain. State in letter the price, make
and condition. Address w. w. HaslSins,
Buckingham. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

WANTED, position as cylinder press-
man by competent and steady Young
man. a Coz. care Times Dlspatc.l
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DETECTIVES.

AN opportunity to be detective.
Write Chas o. Burch., Private Detec-
tive Agency, Park Building, Richmond,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WE have n selected list of saloons
which are money-makcrs. Mcsner &
Wcllstood, 307 North Charles Street,
baltimore. Md.
MANUFACTURER wants State man
ayers to establish Office and manage
statesmen; liberal pay: 5000 to 800
necessary; you handle own money.
Secretary. 4o6 Fisher Building. Chicago.
A prominent collection agency. known
throughout the country for integrity
and efficiency. will sell the agency for
Itichmond to a party that can furnish
the best Of references az to character.
Address L 500. caro- Times Dispatch.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

HIGH CLASS Thoroughbred poultry.
Single comb. black minorcas, bun
leghorns, black orphants.t aeT East
BUFF Orpington pure bred Three
pullets and one cockerel for five dol
lars. John Willis. Gordonsville. Va.
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WANTED-Farrns.

WE have Inquiries for welI-iocafed
medium sized farms. If price right
send for listing blank. Also want good
sized timber tracts. If you want 10
sell write us quick. Morton G.. Thai
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MAIL ORDERS.
HATS! HATS!
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I:.s A-Locsi- paily-Newport News
7:i0 A--Local-Daiiy-Ch'v E1 sun
Thurmond.
1890 A.--Express-Da Old Point.
ts:la A.-Local-Daiiy-Ech Lex. =. FORGE
'i2:h Noon = Express : Daily : Norfolk old
tt:e' P.-ESpress-Daiiy- Old Point.
5:oe E.-Local-Dally-S. News, Old Point.
Gals " Local-ES. sun. Gordonsville.
'o:l5 P.-Locai-Ex. SuE.-f.:ncab'g C. Forge
'2:ln P.--Express-DAily-Cln.. L'vliie
'c:S P.-t limited Daily-Cin. Ch'Eo. ST. L
'ii:ao P.-ESoress-DaIly-C Louisville
'Siecpcrs. tPar!or Cars
TRAINS ASRIyE RiCHMOND-iocat from
East: !o:l5 A NJ. $40 +. II Through from
East: i!:s> a ~. a:o0 p NJ. 6:s9 Il. a. Local
from West: S:Sl A. a.. s,i9:)o A NJ. and f:Ij
$50 p. NJ.
James River L,..: 1885 ~. $50 p. n
'.Daily sxcec. sunday
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If any Arm has opening for a young
imam with executive ability, original
work and salesmanship, address J 6IS,
care TimeS- Dispatch, for interview
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wANTED-salesmen.

WANTED, live, wide awake salesman
to sell, real estate In Ginter Park
section. Room 504 Mutual building.
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WANTED, n position by All all-round
and. job compositor: in country Office
preferred. Can furnish good references
write or wire j. G. Strickland, Wendell,
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ADOPTION.

a pretty. healthy baby boy, about two
months old, will be given for adop-
ton to responsible person who can FUR
nish references. Call at 100 West Clay
Street, CITY.
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JOE, COAL AND WOOD

FOR sale. the best fire wood in the
world. Get a load of dogwood and
give It trial: s1.75 for one-fourth
cord delivered in Richmond and $3.50
delivered in South Richmond Rich
mond Dogwood Co.. 1924 Hull Street
Phone Madison 1901.
SPECIAL this week and next, perfect
~. dry oak and pine slabs. the great
cooking and ltindiing, and there is
nothing better. than oak slabs for
CRATES. You can save about 81 on Ahe
housekeepers because they get pure,
tino ashes The only yard on West
Broad Street No. 1906 Longs.
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

FOR sale-.Haying no further use for
10 mules, nc Will sell them at a big
bargain: pair will weigh 1850 pounds.
pair viii weigh 2,4oo pounds Price.
5000; ono pair, 4 years old. weight 1000
pounds. sound and very handsome.
Sits. weight 1000 pounds Also one
bay horse, Sugars old. Record. 2:2t IA
safe for any one to drive. will be sold
this stock before buying They are all
in fine condition. Can be seen at
Cranes Southern Transfer Stable. No.
16 South Fifteenth Street.
shoats for sale. "a ahead. Address
j. It. Lony. Woodford. Va.
HIGH-CLASs setters for sale: broke
and unbroken: satisfaction guarafl-
tecd. BOX III. Cuckoo. Va.
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MEDICAL.

THE Utah Wonder. Dr. Porter's Utah
habit Sure cure il you FOLLOW direc-
tons. Will send by mail on receipt
Of 90 cents: DR.. ". Porter. p. o. Box
1918. Norfolk. Va.
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BYCICIEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

BICYCLE tire sale. Our $3.50 Red
studded tread tire can't be beat for
the money. See our line of tires and
bicycles before buying. W. A. Dog
gett, Jr., 529 West Brond.
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FOR SALE-vehicIcs.


COMPLETE line of auto bodies for
Ford cars ready to pat on chassis.
LARGE assortment of wagons. business
buSS!es. rubber or steel tires: also
-surreys. phaetons and runabouts.
one newly. painted grocery wagon
ONE steel tired top buggy. newly paint
cd. and several runabouts
REPAIRING and painting a speciality.
prompt service: reasonable prices.
a. MEYERS, SONS.
f3l East Cary Street.
FOR calc, platform wagon. SIS.
+ suitable for street hauling;s 1 plat
form top wagon. $780, for ice and coal
delivery: furniture wagon, lauu-
dry wagon, light truck. farm
wagon. $50: farm wagon, Ss5 See ns
at orce for bargains in vehicles.
.honias II. Duke & CO.. sol BROOK
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-Fem,,ale.

WANTED. by refined experienced mid
=. dlc-aged>-lady.I position as, companion
-or nurse: references exchanged. Adj
dress J!hs c.. OF West Grace.
WANTED. position AS nurse by settled
white woman; Al references: hos
pital5 experience. III %, care Timcs-
Dispatch. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
FOR sALE-Horses

FOR sale cheap, one 7-year-oId horse.
guaranteed sound; weight 400
pounds. Also one young sound mule,
weight f,io0 pounds; both in work
Phone Randolph 3S7 and ask for Mr..
C;rubbs.
FOR sale. one bay horse, sound, good
worker and driver; have no use for
him. Price. s15. Can be seen at stable.
912 East Cary Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
FOR sALE-Business.

BAKERY, we'll established. new patent
oven. good location; good reason for
selling. Inquire II 50, care Times
Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
FOR sale. one of the best paying cor
ner grocery, notion and soda fountain
business In the city. II Al, care Times
Dispntct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

WANTED. position in general merchan-
Edise store. years experiences; coun-
try preferred. Best references. l.. W.
HI. II North Sixth Street, South Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24

WANTED. position by experienced
/ abookkeeper; either single or double
entry: city preferred. Good .cfcrcnces.
Box 10. Route .. Linden. \. G.