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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
MADE OF PULP
PRODUCED HERE
Manager Green of North
western Fibre Products
Company Enthusiastic.
ADDED EQUIPMENT
FOR THE PLANT
Specially Designed Machinery, Manu-
f;axdurctl in Germany. Will Shortly
bc Placed. and viii Md Materially
TO the Quality of Work.

Samples of tho first ton of papc,
ever made from North Dakota flax
fibre were received in Grand Forks
today.
The fiber from which the paper was
manufactured was made from the
raw flax straw a: the plant of the
Northwestern Flax Fibre Co.. in this
APPLETON. Wis.
The paper is made up into sheets Of
letter size. 1t is OF good quality. suit
able for correspondence, bonds. etc..
being similar to that usually made up
from linen.
Add New Equipment.
IL. 6. Green, manager OF the local
plant, said today that he was expect
ing a large consignment of fiber maxi
ing machinery from Germany in the
near future. When this arrives it will
be- possible for the local plant to pro-
dncc fiber which will make up into
paper compare bic to that made from
the best linen.
There are some slight imperfections
in the first lot which Mr.. Green thinks
can be readily obviated when the new
machinery arrives.
The use of fax fibre is Of great inn
portance to the paper making indus
try as 1t shortens the process to a con-
siderable extent. The present expert
ment has shown that paper of the
finest quality can be made from such
material. sa
..S,,-, Opens New Industry. .
This opens up new fold Of indus-
TN for North Dakota aOd makes nea.
sible the utilization ii large qaAntities
Fuf fax straw which formerly went TO
waste. In the opinion Of many of the
business men of the city the import-
ance Of the new industry cannot be
over-estimated.
The plant Of the Northwestern Flax
Fibre Co. was opened here last fall
and experiments have been steadily
carried on ever since.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
SUFFRAGE TALK.FI,sT.

New York. Feb. THE Women's
Political union is preparing to cele.
brate the birthday of Lincoln with a
12-hour talkfest for suffrage. Every
part of the city will be visited by
speakers, and every member of the
union who can speak will he utilized
for the occasion.
The central meeting will be in
Union Square. where Mrs. Harriet
Stanton Blatch will make the first
speech at noon precisely. Other
speakers will follow until midnight. AS
fast as they finish. automobiles will
whirl them to other parks or points
of the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
FINDS HEART Balm.

Los Angeles, Feb. Mrs. Mary
Scott Hartje. principal in the sensa-
tional divorce suit prosecuted by her
former husband, Augustus Hartje, a
wealthy resident of Pittsburgh, is
now the wife of Stanley Howard, son
Of a wealthy New York broker. whom
she met through her son, Scott
Hartje. The couple were married in
Pasadena February 4, according to
announcements today. and will live
IN that city, where the young hus-
band will go into business.
Mrs. Hartje Is 40 years Of age and
the bridegroom is said to be 90.
Hartje charged his wife with indis-
cretions with the family coachman.
After a long contest. q decree was
won by Mrs. Hartje
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
.PAD[OCkS PLACED ON
DOORS OF TWO PORTAL y
pool, HALLS. BY JUDGE

Bowbclls, N. D.. Feb. 1.-TWO
pool halls at Portal, n. D.. were
padlocked for one year by Judge
Leighton today The cases werc
started by Stase's Attorney Han
SON Of Burke county ON evidence
furnished by tho Enforcement
league. The cases werp hard
fought. .sf-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
ARGUE RATE REDUCrIONs

Washington, Feb. 7.-Arguments
were heard by the interstate COM
merce commission Friday on the ap-
plication of interstate carriers serv-
ing North Carolina to be allowed tc
put into effect the reduced freigh'
rates that were agreed upon by the
railroads. and the state legislature
some time ago. Various cities of Vir.
ginia and eastern Tennessee are on.
posing the reductions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
SENAJ|''j||P]P
new HA|||YlE|N \ PROBE
Upper House To- Passes Norris
Resolutio Bitter De-
nunciatio Of Bankers.

Eon 1.-S60a1Or
Norris res0liften directing the
interstate C6knfkercc Commission
to continue tte Investigation of
the New HaWeM railroad affairs,
was passed by the senate in q
modified form.
Washington, Feb. 9. Attorney
General McReyn6lds has taken the
view that prosecution for the financial
operations of the New Haven railroad
must come underSthe state laws, and
cording to q stetSnlent in the senate
by Senator Newaaads, during a debate
on the Norris resolution.
Senator Lodge declared that an in.
vestigation should he made of the
manner in which Speyer & Co.. New
York bankers, fioated the Frisco rail-
road system securities in Paris.
He said he has been informed that
by paving French bankers commits
& Co.. induced the French people tc
buy the securities q few months be.
fore the railroad went into bank.
ruptcy.
''The result was that American
credit was given q greater blow il
France than, 1t had ever received b.
FORE" declared ssnator Lodge.
Senator kenyon Of Iowa charac
terized the published exposure Of tn,
New Haven AFFAIRS as a tale of 9Th,
infamy of a gang OF plunderers.''
Senator Oliver put into the recort
the appointments of Speyer & Co., al
fiscal agents Of the United States nav,
department in London last June.
Modit1cations.of tho resolution a,
passed specifys THAT the commission
need not duplicate any previous work
leaving it to the discretion of tn,
commission IL itsprevious New Haver
investigation has developed all in
formation desired.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
DULUTH MASON DIES.

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 7.-Frank C.,
Berry, a 33rd degree Mason and one
Of the most widely known business
men Of Minnesota. died at Biloxi,
Miss. where he had gone for his
health. according to report receiv-
ed here.
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10 sEFgI s. a. TRanE

New York, Feb. More than one
hundred representative business men
Of Chicago and the central west have
arrived in this city preparatory to
sailing on the steamship Vauban to-
morrow on two months cruise to
Buenos Ayres and return. The IIli-
nois Manufacturers association has
arranged the excursion. which has az
its chief purpose the stimulation of
trade between the United States and
the South American countries.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
VICTIM OF FIRE.
Girl Never AwOke from SIumbers
Father Dies of Burns Soon After.

Father Dies of Burns Soon After.
Winnipeg. Man, Feb. THE SIX
year-old daughter of Samuel Kirk, a
wealthy farmer residing near Hamio-
ia. Man., was burned to death last
evening in a fire which completely de-
stroyed the farm home. The little
girl never awakened.
MIR. Kirk. the father, was warming
some gasoline on the stove when it ex-
ploded, setting fire to the house and
burning him 80 severely that the flesl,
fell from his bones, and he died with
in q short time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07
OPEN sTRIKIl PROBE MONnay

Houghton, Feb. members of the
congressional committee which will
investigate the copper strike, began
quiry, at Hancock, Monday.
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WOUNDED Miner
WAS A WITNESS
Stepeche Says He Heard
Shots Fired, Causing
seeberville Tragedy.

Houghton, Mich. Feb. 6.--Stanko
Stcpeche. one of the striking copper
miners who was wounded in the
Seebervilje shooting affray, testified
! today at the trial OF two deputy sher-
iffs and three Waddell- -Mahon mine
guards that he saw officers assault
ing John kollan before shot had
been fired. Kollan was one of the
men they had gone to arrest
The witness said James Cooper. a
Waddell- -Mahon man. hit him and
also pointed g. revolver at him. He
then ran into the house and while
he was inside he heard Il shot fired
outside. he said.
Stepeche started upstairs when he
heard the other shots. He dropped
at the foot OF the stairs with a bullet
Where did the bullet that struck
you come from?" he was asked.
1T came through a window" he
replied. "'
seven witnesses were examined to.
day. None of them saw the actual
shooting OF Steve Putrich, who the
five men on trial are charged with
killing. Joe Putrich. his brother.
Sworee he saw one deputy strike Koi.
Ian, hut said that he was inside
when the shooting was going on. He
heard about twelve shots fired.
MEMORY [II OF TYLER HoNoRED.
OF John Tyler. former president Of
the United States. Is shortly to he
honored by the erection Of q monu-
ment over his grave in Hollywood
cemetery. Richmond, Va. for which
congress has Appropriated $4,000.
Secretary Garrison Of the war. de-
pertinent. charged with the execution
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-07

James A. Frear the new republican
congressman from Wisconsin's Tenth
district. is an old resident of the ma
tional capital. He was born in Wis
consin fifty-two years ago. but moved
with his parents to Washington when
he was Is. After receiving his legal
education he returned to his native
state and held many public offices be-
fore his eelction to congress.
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CONTINUED on Page 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
BY Edward :. Rose Comprnv,
Real Estate Auctlonccrs.
AUCTION SALE
STORE PROPERTY, RESI-
DENTAL. AND VACANT LAND.

by request of tn" owner. who is mo"
ing To a distant state, We will sell by
auction, upon the premises, Oh
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
At > o'clock T. NJ!
First. No. Ills North Twenty-sccond
street. with the store thereto attached
and belonging; second. :, frame cottage
dwelling adjoining on the North. third
nnd lastly, 81 feet OF land adjoining tho
above Oh the north. upon which there
Is Il stable.
The store has enjoyed y t:is,; patron
ag" for years past. and owing TO the
rapid DEVELOPMENT Of this section. Il
greater increase Is promised
This property Will be solo III sections
or as whole, as may secin best AT
hour OF sale. y plat OF the property
may be seen at the Office Of the auc-
ttonecrs or AT hour of sale. You will
hnd IL 10 your interest by being with
us on the above date and hour.
TER Is: Al sale.
EDWARD :. ROSE COMPANY,
Auctionec-..
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PKOPOSALS-Scuied

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
To furnish the pcnit"ntiury 10000
Yards brown striped cotton wills. %
inches wide. ii ounces to the yard,
stripe in nllins: 10000 yards brown
striped cotton shifting. 80 inches
wide, ounces to tn" yard, stripe in
warp: 1000 yards brown miXturc
shifting. So inches wide. y ounces To
the yard: 1900 yards brown mixture
wills. 81 inches wide, II ounces to
the yard. Color must he FAST. All
of the aboN. goods to hc delivered
free OF freight and drayaRc at the
pcnitcntiary. Eichmond. VA. 10y Oc-
;obcr 10, 1911.
Bids I" be- opened June 6. 1914 ~
$40 y. NJ. For samples or other ia
formation. apply to
J. II. WOOD,
Superintendent.
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pULr MILLS INSPECTED.
Nest Points RIg Pinnt Opcpcd Nc.tcr-
day 10 the rmhIIC-NnnN IcnnI,. ,rIcrc

West Points Rig Plnnt Opened Ncrtcr-
hn! to tn" ruhiic-Nnny People There
West Point. Va, May l6.--Aftor many
months Of labor. with hundreds of me
chanics hard q: work on tho various
kinds OF construction involved in the
new Chesapeake Pulp and Paper Com
pJny's plant. the great mill is about
completed, The people of West Point
King William. King and Queen. Glou-
cos;or and New Kent were invited to
Inspect This modern monument to me
chan;cal skill and enterprise to-day.
The mill was open from TO 6 L. NJ. to
visitors and several hundred went
through it. 1t Will not be opcn FOR pub
liz Inspections any future date.
The MattaPoni bridge is finished and
has been passed over: So far as the
structure IS concerned, it IL all right
The question Of a bridge road on the
King and Q:!ccn Sidc has been taken
ny with Foster Bland. chairman of the
Board OF supervisors OF King and
Queen County, ana he says the board
H. ready 10 proceed in the matter at
ANY time it is properly presented to
them
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK


TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING NO
further use for th"ir mules. must
sell siN good. big yCe;nE mules This
stock Is RICH; out Of hard work: will
suit any business Us" or farm pur-
poses. They arc all in fine condition.
one pair Will weigh 2.00o pounds:
price, $:25. Two wciphn;; $500
hounds; price. $500. TWO weighing
2.2i5 pounds: price. $275. Wi, guar
antcc these mules to work any place:
II not. will take them back and re-
fund your money. Can Ice seen NJ
MIR. CRUi.I.S STABLE. No Is South
Tenth street
SILVER CAMPlNES. JONES' STRAIN.
clean sweep winners at Petersburg.
Norfolk: the live breed: eggs. $50.
This week only. CLEAiMITT PER-
kINS. Petersburg, Va
FOR SALE. ONE SOI:Rkl. MARI; AND
light wagon, az Will exchange for
fresh milk COW S23 West Cary
street.
FOR SALE. CHEAP. FIFTY MATED
Homer pigeons: fine. healthy stock.
Phone Madison ,33G.
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Virginia Trust Company,

NIreiuin Trust Company,
Richmond. Niruinin
RUS COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
rs cocE"cuior along with Mrs. Char
Lotto J. Goodlo.. Of the estate of s.
~. Edd'us deceased all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are
htt'h9 h"'itl"d 10 present them to the
uudcrsigncd. and thos" indebted To-
IN" estate Will please make payment
at this Office
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
executor 81 y. ~. Eddius. deceased
ii\NING QUALIFIED NS EXECUTOR
Tor 40" estate ur liz. late ( W
Shirp. hereby request all persons
haN!n= claims against said estate to
present same tor settlement and all
persons i'm dcnt 10 said estate to make
payments 10 the Undersigned
HORACE T.. SHARP
EN"cutOr estate OF j. w sharp
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Washington. May 1S.-Thc Senate to-
day passed q resolution empowering the
Interstate Commerce Commission 10
cal upon the railway lines for data re
Sariius their interests. direct or in
direct in steamship lines. Tho reso-
luton was Introduced by Senator Shcp-
herd.
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POULTRY. rnr AND LIVE STOCK

:. g. WHITE i.EGitoKN EGGS Fol;
hAicn'ns from our best nous. made
and Richmond WINNINGS. First cock
FIRST pen. first uu!lct. second pulict
silver cup Tor best display: S3.7. per
- h"ianr" "t season. select utility
mating. - per H.. T. l. V. POULTRY
FARM. Joseph Rcin. MalagSr
Meadow ana Hroad. rirhmond Va
PONIES For SALE WELSH AND
*h, tianI can o. write Tor catalogue
dress. I'll south Laurel street.
WANTED, y GENTLE i}UGGY HORSE.
MT over twenty Years old. y. Il.
CHANDLER. Eowlini, Green. Va.
For SALE. TWENTY rAiE RED
I#as, Broad. <, q, TTNiitMA&;.' ''S ''0
no Make HNEY CnICNs GROW
twice as fast feed Iurina ChIcl.cn
th"wd@r. Scratch ana Baby Chic!s
fed; Chicken Chowdcr just as good
IRWIN l.. SUTHERLAND Distr.hu-
tor. il4-it North sixth street For
sale hy R!chmond leading Sroccrs.
HORSE For SALE IN FIKST-CI.ASS
c.0.m"ition. can bc seen at iiY&ElA
:STAi:It.S.
WANTED 10 SELL. CHEAP, ONE
Cyphers Incubator. lii-cEa capacity:
81" outdoor hr""d"r ana entire Stocl.
OF gcnuiu. Rhode island Rcd chicl.
stock. Address ~. J., 81 Cowardiu
Avenue, South Eichmond Va, or call
and SEQ.
FoH SAFE rUHE FRENCH rooDLEs.
50 each. zoos N"nablc street
ONE DARK rutoWN IIoKSE. SOUND.
work la any harness. Sis years. obi.
Tor sal" at once. No. 1911 North
Twenty second street
''WiI.Nr INKSIN COWS FOX SAI.E.
uiec. fresh CiiATSWDETli FAi;M.
l,"nlo j.
ONE GOOD WohK HpHsN, So, VI 80
ear" Tunes DiSraich
GENUINE HE0WN LmGIIOKN EGGS.
MAILER FtHYLoH y soNI.. ia % %oiii;
l,iHht"'nth Street.
EGGS FROM rRlHE STOCK WHITE
WNandouc. barred rocbs aud ROSE
comb, i;hodc island l.is. ;. and S2
urr s"tuns Of ~ half price after
june l. bay ola chicks. 20 cents uud
porGfTrIHy % %,IG ' b@mEdrf MGpN va
~ STOP ~. "a bvsidc car line Phone
Madison 1"al-H.
FOi; SALE EGGS FROM GENUINE
'Wred !!ymouth Rocks, Rhud" Is
land H""" aod Brown Lo@horns; all.
guaranteed. PENpuE 'pi'i.Ti;i
'tEM, stop 20. Seven Pines Trolley
tioui" 3. i:i"hmoud. Va. Visitors
ONE FlNE-NEAE HIDING AND
jumping Thoroughbred marc. bar
giu' Nppl, MIR. KELLY. ~ south
Tenth street.
FOR SALE. CAMi:ArN, DRAGONS
ana .ruuts: also squads for sale ri
~ iih' ihon" ~" West Twenty
Woodland Heights
FOli SALE. POINTER PUPS. Nos.
FOR SALE. MINI: MONTHS oLp cor
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
~1E VALENTlNs AUCTION
~ PHONE MADISON 1905 81
elS EAST BROAD FL
RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE
B a krupt Stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing and Store
Fixtures, etc.

Pursuant - an order OF the Dis,ric,
Court of the United States for the East
crn District Of Virginia. entered on the
i2th day of May, l:li, in the matter OF
Lyman Stutz. bankrupt. trading as tho
RiGhmond Speciality Company. will
sell at public auction. on the promises
and y Str..tS).
THURSDAY. MAY q. 1914.
beginning at 1880 o'clock \. NJ.
IN lots to the trade. the stock inVen-
toried at abou; 5000. consisting OF
GinIhains. Pcrcalcs. Calicocs White
Goods. Madras. Lawns. Hosiery. I'm
derwear, Laccs. Embroidcries. White
Waists. White Skirts. Ladies and
Misses Suits. Dresses and skirts
Cloaka. l'urs. Ladies' and Childrcns
Wash suits. Ribbon, Men's Top Shirts
Collars, spool Cotton. Neckwcar. lew
clry. Mons and TOYS Suits and Trou-
sers. blankets. Rags, I'orticrcs. Lace
Curtains, "tc.. "t".
FIXTURES seven silent Salesman
Showcases, iiv" Counters, WALL case.
Shelving. Cash Register. laru. Iron
safe. three Suit Racks. Chcval Mirror
Display Racks, etc.
CONTRACT NCCOI NTS-Wc will
also sell the contract accounts. am cunt
ing to about Si.5oo
Sale Of accounts subject to con firinu-
ton Of the court. sale oil Stocit OF
morch;,ndisc aud store fixtures positive.
TERMS. Cash.
~ g. BOSCHt:N.
Receiver and Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
iuctiouccrs
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NOTICE

THE AMERICAN Bon COMPANY
LynchbuF. Va. makes appl" bar
rcls. appl" boxes. -four barrels and
siioS; Wholesale ana retail distrihu-
tors OF cgr crates ana nllcrs. repre-
senting The ierGcst and best com
pany making nilcrs and egg eases in
the world.
CHARLES -. BURCH. PRIVATE DE
tcctivc agency, 300 iark Building,
corner Tenth and Bank. Phone Mon
roe 355G, INchmond, Va.
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MOTTO 4,

May -. 1919.
THE INSURANCE. oFFIcES or THE
h'"crSigncd are ~ be closed daily
at = T. NJ. from date. until list Oc-
rover next. except ON saturdays >
irons are requested to let US have
Il. l.. AIfricnd & Son.
|. l.. Arlington.
Chaplin " Hume.
t;i ih,P ~ u"n,r
John ", Gordon.
". w uardwlci<e
isanc iIut2ler'
Iiawl,ins q ru,lcr N,,r,,.rs
l.. H. UntIle.
y. L. Heinrich.
emerson ~ tihrN;"
,;eckN-Sheahan Company
Norris \ Lay.
Wccn. y. H.,
l. l.. rl"asn,lts 4 ca
r. N. ruliiuu
= ,ulIinnn g -,
W,itors a. Vorton In.
rallcy. iiyland " IIohsou.
NirGinia Fire, and Marine lns. Co.
j. 6. Williams Il Co.
WhcrrX y, Co.
W., M''T ,,s, ~ no., r..,.
,,-aurv ji,c ''''''E
= -.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
thnI Gus ScliMipT. The Knrb.r. si,".
ccssor IT, Iu!ius 4. Spi".el. il now 10
Gated at 2US East lsroad Now und.r
entirely now naua-curnt ana
all nrst class BARRIERS Evcrythin,;
strictly up-tO-dat,
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that lAIiNkE BROS. Jewelers. gl2
Eaat adm Street, buy. sell exchanE"
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MISCELLANEOUS
DON'T YOU WORRY.

DON'T YOU WORRY.
wlNpow AND House CLEANING
staining ana waxing floors our spe-
cialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon
roe 3l2U.
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST MD
scour by latest improved machinery;
by, II only. 81. we also make over
an kinds Of carPsts NEW YORK
Franklin. Monroe 90S6.
FOOT T';ouBLra?
TIE i;ALsToN uEALTlr SHOE"
go OF GEO. T. SliUMAN sells them.
G$l East Broad The RalstOn Loo,
shop
SHOES: Slices. siIoEsl
90 EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY lIALL:
SAMPLE siioE STORE Good shoes
cheap Tor tho whole family.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK
in the city 81 '5c. up. Special dc
sirus made ON short notice. l.. 9.
NEWER JEW ELiiY &C.. II West
and ready made garments now being
sold ~ greatly reduced prices. AL
tcrauons fro. MRS JULIUS BEAR,
1921 East Main Street.
TYrEWKITEES FOR RENT.
VISIBLE MopEI.s. 50 DER MONTH:
uonvisibic models. - per month,
Ni:AIl NGTON TYrEWHiTEK CON
l'ANh. 5lo East Main street. Phone
Madison sal.
Aill.LNEH'S TRANSFER. co. NORTH
Ninth street piano and furniture
moving speciality. Trunks, 25c.
Ihon. Madison 1915.
SCHOOL. MISSES: Sow Is THE TIME
to bring in your fall hats to b" re
shaped ana cleaned. Why spend So
or 50 10! e new hat. when your old
one can ID" mad. new 10y oar process:
itirsi Sire, Hnon@ NIonroc ; "o@. u
800 READY MADE GOLD AND SILVER;
medals Prices. zoe. up. Exclusive
designs. Special designs and rsti-
mates on request. =. 6. MEYER
JltNtLRY co, ~ West BROAD Street
LADIES; STRAW HATS Kr:SiiArED
SprtnE shapes are now Rad! for
for ,prng. NItKA HAT WORKS.
~ North First street. Phone Alon-
-t.ToGHAI'li Ll;TTEHs HouGIlT;
highest prices paid for autograph let
famous people. i. /. MADIGAN, sol
Fifth Avenue, New York.
SCIlAAF'S DIAMOND SPECIALS
IfEAl'rlFul. LINE: G.AVALIERS
genuine. full-cut stones. solid gold
with nfteen-imch chains; only one
dozen Of these.
II Just THINK or \ SOLID GOLD
ladies' ring with fun cut stone at
this pric". We have just eleven OF
these.
}3."o-TiE CLAsrS; NICE, BRILLIANT
diamonds
$3.50 DIAMONDS. TIFFANY STYLE
nountinss. Just six OF these
si.ao BIRTHSTONE RINGS. SOLID
gold: also cuiT buttons set stick pins
1T this price.
GIFTS FOR SCHOOL CLOSING TIME.
So" them before You buy.
sCilAAFs, JEWELLERS. 426 EAST
YOUR OLD FURNITURE: CAN HI: EZ-
changed Tor new ON easy payments
tOEE FURNITURE co, 1909 East
SAFES BOUGHT. SOLD AND EN-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
ZOE. COAL MD WOOD


BUY PLATE ICE. IT Is FROZEN
harder tnan any other lee. which
iualtcs 81 last longer, consequently.
Eou use less Plate ice is the pures .
alid hest that - made yct !; costs
Np IuOrc than ordinary ice. TYLER &.
IN 1901 West Cary Street. Mudi-
sln 1879 Monroe 3Ol7
FoE sPhlNG, COOKING COKE CAN
not be .Nccllcd $3.50 pcr load W..
also handle tho best Stove ard nut
anthracite ana lump spiini coiL Ciood
service ana prompt delivery. TYLER
a. RYAN, lO0l West Cary street
Madison 1879, Monroe 30l7
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
blocks. easy 10 spI!'. dry sIaL cut
iu right season are tho cheapest hot
weather wood. because ~ makes ,ufcis
ulazc Virginia anthracite stove and
ilUt size VIII save g. uu ton. ~ hurns
everywhere. Delivery on auto trucI,
ou thirty minutes notice. LONGS,
Madison 1909.
PGiCES REDUCED ON DRY KIN
dlinr wood to $50 FOR shor, ana
zl.?5 FOR long h;-uls. Prompt delIv-
cries. Phone Monroe est. DAVID Vi.
LEA & co.
KILN DRIED KINDIINC WOOD >i.75
per load. Prompt delivery. MILLER
MEG. co, MADISON 1870.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Geo. T.. Crawford 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuGtionccrs,
$50 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

F-\ItN LYING IMMEDIATELY ON
TIDE:WATER AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD. ABOUT TWO NILES FROM
powHATAN COURTHOUSE. WITH
AN ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, LARGE
SHADED YARD