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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
EMERGENCY BILL
EFFECTIVE TO-DAY

City employees will be given the op-
portunity on Thursday of securing the
amounts due them for the tipe up to
that date. SO that they may have a
little Christmas cheer.
The Administrative Board will nut
number of men to work today, under
the emergency appropriation bill,
signed by the Mayor Saturday These
men will be distributed among the
various departments where needed,
and the full apportionment will prob-
ably be busy by the first or the year.
Much equipment will be necessary to
carry large additional force. and
Il will take some days to secure this
equipment
The equipn ent will be in the nature
of Investment. as the material can
be utilized in future years by the
DEPARTMENTS as they grow.
The Street Cleaning Department will
receive most Of the men to be employ.
ed under the Jones resolution, and
many will go to the City Engineers
Department g.
The offices of the Administrative
Board have tcen crowded with appli-
ants for positions. There will be no
lack of men to do the work mapped
out Ivy the Administrative Board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
ONE MORE REASON
For HOPEFUL VIEW
RAILROAD RATE DECISION CON-
TRIBUTES TO coon III ST.
NESS OUTLOOK.
NOTABLE OCCURRENCE
WILL FORM BANKING AND BUSI-
NESS SENTIMENT CAPABLE or
RESISTING DEPRESSING IN
FLIENCL.s or WAR.

New York. Dec. so-The sun IN its
review q t.e taanctaI situation TO-
morrow w..F say
Aaothcr reason has boon added to
the MAJ. te-usHsg lately for taking
a hopcs4l y.rE ~ ile business and
flnanciel outlook. TIE decision Of the
Interstate CU-t58raa commission. Civ
irg The Eastern railroads general
rate increase cf ) ter Geut. with the
except Hons and reiot"G 30 Ire likeN-
hood OF CosutYs~v wise -t. as-Qn Of the
rate factor . railroad earnings is one
Of The most rotahie ~ the occurrences
which have contributed lately Ia the
formation Of banking and business
senJ!neuj capable IF resisting the de-
pressing inflBtn meas Of the European
war
Early IN tho last week previous de-
velopme MIS- u optimistic bearing were
all Slammed up IN The resumption Of
full list Trading in corporate shares.
This corr, @ted the Hecpeuing of the
New Nork stock Exchange. and com
foryed on the United States the signal
advantage Of being the first country
70 restore lis primary securities mar
ket since me outbreak Of the Euro
reau conflict
The Railway Decision.
Now comes the Interstate Com
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

3S1-Sf f. kayhoe. Jr., to Charles T.
Washburn. 27x125 feet $ inches south
line stuart Avenue. 81 feet west of
Wst Street. December II. 1914, $1,000.
$50. ]. Sands ct Tx. TO j. a. Hatke,
55x144 feet south line Main street Sl9
feet "a inchs west of Brown Street
December II, 1914, tax S2,50. $40.
3S7-Hermitage Land Company to e
p. Adams, lot 6, in block /, in the plan
OF Hermitage Park. December H.
1914. $3.50.
3ss-E. s. Evans ct ux, to George v
Oliver. trustee % feet inches by $50
feet west line Tilden street, 142 feet
south of Kensington street. December
i, 1914, tax $50. $40
392-A. J. Chewing ct al. trustees,
to George B. Snead, 30xt00 feet west
line Lucke Street. 90 feet south of
Home Street. December S. 1914, S1.565.
397-Alice V. bunker to w. F. Drink
ard. Jr, Is feet on the south line of
Chaffin Street 1870 feet west of West
Street December 2, 1914, tax 81, sic.
39S-Romeo Perry ct ux. to Joseph
Perry, 29x13l 1-3 feet east line Sixth
Street, 23S IL feet north of Leigh
Street. December Is. 1914. $4,000,
9as-Rosa Schmidt to Myrtle n.
Thomas, 25x112 feet south line Wallace
Street, $50 feet east of West street.
December II. 1914, tax 81. $40,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

merce Commission with a ruling which
confirms previous indications that the
principal domestic obstacle in the way
Of n wholesome recovery OF business
confidence, the tone and temper Of
politics Ia its dealings With corporate
enterprise. had begun 10 alter distinct
ly for the better, Ii lis not too much
TO say that the commissions decision
In the rate case is the most convincing
s.gn which has appeared OF construc-
tive governmental attitude toward
trade. industry and values.
WSnt the new policy discernible in
the commissions latest ruling does is
to give practical effect to the old
theoretical recognition Of necessity by
stopping the capitalization OF charges
for service by making them elastic.
and by giving them an upward impulse
through the large allowance OF in
cresses limited chiefly by the appli-
cation Of tho railroads. No longer
are the carriers dismissed with
severe admonitiuu to practice thrift
Thcy are told In so many words they
will be permitted to earn money as
well as save Il, and that the Inter
state Commerce Commission is willing
to assist them TO do it.
No Complete solution.
Obviously the railroad problem and
the problem Of the government regn'
lation have not received complete solu'
tipn IN the rate case decision, bat the
decision is long step toward the
solution Commission government IS
SIN on trial
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion will not have TO reverse itself the
next time. That big bridge has been
crossed and it is going to be easier
henceforth for government regula-
ton to resemble the processes OF
business.
To sum m: Their government sup
ervisi0u have given TO the railroads a
good deal Of actual. immediate assist
ance. but better than that is the
promise Of more which rs held out.
and this is an omen Of announcement
for corporate activities of all kinds
10 tho extent that they have been re-
strained bv apprehension Of political
-arta eonisnl.
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FINAH!CIERS WILL
WIND Up BUSINESS
COUSCTTlMTsN To DO LITTLE
WORK FOR CITY DURING
HOLIDAYS.

City Council viii suspend most Of
Its activity during the holidays. But
two committees are scheduled TO meet
this week-Finance and Claima-both
for tomorrow might
Tho Finance Committee will prac-
tlca3 wind III us business Of the year,
anu begin Work on the budget for the
coming gear. The Administrative
BOARD has received the wants OF the
various departments under its jurls-
Fiction. which will be presented the
Finance Committee for consideration.
Other depa rlnents viii hi ready in
a few days with lists 81 needs fer the
coming year.
The Finance Committee, ii IS under
stood. will do little toward increasing
salaries of employees this year. on ac-
count Of the unusually great demands
upon the treasury. There will be in
creases In the Fire Department. the
Police Department, schools. water, gas
and electricity.
Pine Camp VIII be taken over by
the city. neccssitating an appropria-
ton Of something like $4,000 for the
year while the new Department of
aoor Will be Instituted at an expense
ne first year Of $4,000.
The Claims Committee has several
small claims, occasioned by improve
nents to property, and excessive water
and gas bills.
The Committee on Advertising,
which meets on the fourth Thursday,
win not meet this week, but VIII meet
ext at the cali Of the chairman, If a
1eeting be necessary before the regu-
ar January meeting.
Several Of the councilmen will
spend part Of the holidays with coun-
try relatives. while others will he busy
wit. Santa Claus matters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Electric Permits.

J. E, Caudle. for Jacobini. 153S East
Main Street, two lights.
Same. for Mrs, Charles Miller. 2o25
West Grace street. one receptacle.
Engelberg & Bear, for s unman's
Son. Nineteenth street. near Franklin,
SIX lights.
Martin & Myers. for Virginia The
alter. three lights
Winston Electric Co, for w. NJ Ad-
Olson, sos West Franklin Street. sew
enty-two lights ana thirty-three nx-
lures.
w. II jerks, for Mr.. Richardson. s01
North Seventeenth Street. five outlets
Tresnon & Jennings. for c. w Davis
d Brother, 1919 West Main street. two
lights.
Same, for Hartshorn College. 1900
West Leigh Street, three outlets.
Same, for Richmond College. RyIand
and Grace Streets, three receptacles
Same. for G. H. Hopkins 1912 Floyd
Avenue, five fixtures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

Richmond. eft ais, c. r. Sands. l.. O.
Wendenburg and T. Gray Haddon, n. q. /:
II r. Pollard and Haw & Haw, ~ q.
Rosana T. Jones VS.. H L. Waller,
George c. Fitzhugh, p. O.: r. E. Pcyton.
p. H.
Thursday-GeorGe w Lambert Va
Jake Wells. O'Flaherty, Fulton & Byrd.
p, a.; Levy & Mitchell p. d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Chancery Relense Deeds.

3s4-F. NJ. Boxley. trustee, to Rich
ard A. Preston. 25x122 feet east line
Fourth Street, 6s feet south of Baker
Street. September 20, 1914. $685..
3S5-E. c. Burke, trustee. to Maria
Harris, -50x1T6 feet west line Temple
Street between Beverly and Oak
Streets June II, 1913, $780,
3s0-Bank of Commerce and Trusts.
trustee, to Mamie Goode ct vir, 39x136
feet north line Broad Street IT'S feet
west of Broad Street. December II.
1914. $500.
3s1--G. e. Crawford ct al, trustees,
to Eleanor r. Lyneman. is 1-2x124 feet
inches south line Floyd Avenue, 81
feet inches east of Sycamore Street.
December IL, 1914, $3.50.
394--F. I. Sutton, trustee, to Claude
e. Sprenkle, 32x179 feet inches south
line Grove Avenue. 1874 feet s inches
west of West Street December Is,
1914. $3.50.
ss5--Same, to same, 32x179 feet 8
inches south line Grove Avenue, 15e
feet inches west of West Street. De-
cemher Is, 1914. s6.1e0.
sew. &C. Blanton, trustee, to John
B. Clarke, 25xl40 feet north line Grace
street. 800 feet east of Lafayette Street.
December IT, 1914. s337.5o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Law and Equity Court,

Aonday--Neblett VS.. Jones. J. Kent
Rawleys p. q. l.. Q. Wendenburg. p. d.
Tuesday-James T. Lewis. VS. tho
Richmond Evening Journal. c. r.
Sands, p. q; John Garland Pollard and
Wendenburg, p. d, F. ]. Keck VS.. r.
IL. Lukehard, Emmett Seaton, p. o.:
Parrish, y, d. f. H. Speigel VS.. Crafts
Piano Co. Lovenstein. p. a.: Frank Mil
Ter vs.. B. c. Metzger. OFlaherty, Fulton
& Byrd and Thomas A. Williams, D. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
City Circuit Court.

Monday-~Jennie NJ Flood VS.. Annie
r. smoot ct ais, Haw and Haw, p. O.:
c. w. Throckmorton, p d. d. u. Mayer
VS.. G. G. Ashworth, 4, Gray Haddon,
p asi Il. g. Dashieit, p. Il. city Bank
OF York, Pa, VS.. Meek, l.. l.. Lewis. n.
a.; Emmett Seaton. p. d. Same VS. Nixon
Ball, same counsel.
Tuesday--Robert Carter VS.. Southern
Railway Company. A. NJ. Aiken. W. A.
Terrell, Meredith q Cooke, p. a.; Mun-
ford, Hunton, Williams & Anderson
p. d,
Wednesday--G. A. Jackson VS.. City of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
THREE DAYS LEFT
Continued from FIRST Page)

have covered their territory to ex-
pand in securing subscriptions, we
also ask those who have not worked
their territory thoroughly TO get busy
before the outsider gets in ahead OF
them.
This is battle of efforts, and the
best man will win. The rules state
subscriptions may he secured any
where. So. If you have NOT covered
your territory, do not think any can
didate Infringing should he come to
your town some day before the 23d
and take the subscriptions which YOU
might have gotten had you been on
the Job.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Court Calendars.

The following are the cases set for
trial in the various courts this week.
p Q" is the abbreyiation for PRO
querente." which means for The plain
tin"
p. D." is the abbreviation for pro
defendants" which means for the de-
PENDANT"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Henrico Transfers.

s4-Abbey Realty Corporation to w.
d. Williams, lot ls, in block ~ in the
plan of Colonial Place. section a. No
vember 20, 1914, $3.50,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

f. Lehman. 1879 w. Main. $500
Mrs W. H. Lyme. 24os q. Clay 1870
Mrs. J. FL Lumsden, Oil East
Gay !............'.. ...... 1860
A. p. MattinEly. 32s E. Broad 800
DR. Robert Mitchell. 115 w.
18th .16. 400
Mics Elizabeth Morton. 260s e.
Grace 1900
w. Fl. Myers. Forest Hin -. 49, 400
j. A. o'Keefe. 1853 Floyd Ave. II. 100
Milton McGeehe. Z N. 30th ...11.6o
DR.. w. w. Nelson. ss42 williams
burg Avenue
c. Lee Moore, 2o3s w. Grace. .17,74o
]. w. Mildly. 2614 Hull. 5000
p. C. Pritcnard. 231s Venable 900
Mrs. J. H. Purdy, 1o2 w. Mar
Miss Helen Robinson, 100 De-
ur ca'ur NJ v s.nna.r: .'' ions 5000
b. B. s0s smither.. 2o7 N asrd 500, 800
l.. b. Sims, SOC Forqurean. .. 1000
Miss Gertrude steger, 1425 We
Clay ................. $500
Miss Bessie Short. 72o N
Miss NJ. e. Stephens, GA N.
ave .-.-...........-.. $4,000
Herbert Traylor. 51s n. 24th 1890
w. r. Toone, 1901 Attn Ave 1900
Rev. ]. J. Tucker. Forest Hill. 10. 100
L. E. Wilton, 1926 porter. -. 5000
M. Fl. wrenn, 625 Nicholson. ~, 500
f. Fitzhugh White. PA s. 3rd 1870
e. c. Walthall. Jr., 1919 Han
over ........... .1b,710
H. N Witt. 3o4 s. Laurel ......18,47o
DISTRICT 4.
Rev D. F. Day. City Point. 1900
John B. BracS, Savedge .t. 10 600
Willie NJ. Butterworth, Wilson. ! 6, 200
Charlie Baker, S. Emporia -. 5000
Mrs. Ward Butler, Matoaca. 5000
Maude T.. Burge. Dolphin. .14,700
J. e. Cabaniss. Church Road. ii, 200
Willie r. Clary Dtsputanta. -. $40
VIM. L. Eanes. 235 N. Sycamore
Street. Petersburg ....l6, 300
Mrs. w. L. Fleshood, Drewrys
Bluff 5.370
L. P. Henning. Jefferson. .14,S70
Miss Maggie Q. Harrison. White
Rev. c. c. Jones, EtIrick 1870
w. e. Elmore. Lawrenceville 1900
Oscar r. Mayton. Petersburg .16, $40
J. Victor Norton, Petersburg. 2T0
+. E. Olger. Church Road. 1890
Willie Perkins, Petersburg. ....5, 900
Miss Bessie Prosic. wilson. go. 5000
Rev. J. w. Reynolds, Powhatan, 5000
r. A. Savedge. Wakefield. .14,6o8
Rev G. E. 3, Smith. Ford . IA 100
w II. Scott, Waver.y ....15.3 900
Miss Sadie Wells. Petersburg 80. 5.00e
Stuart A. Oliver, Claremont ..15,3
Mrs w. w. Green. North En-
poria 5000
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DISTRICT 1.

W H Adams. EastvilIe .,... $4,000
W r. Broaddus. West Point $500
Miss Frances I. Bellows. White
Stone .......... .........., .1t,IVo
Y. D. Clark, Syringa ..-...... 2o,1O0
Rev. C. NJ. Billings, FNarnham,
Va. ........... 500
j "A. Coates Acorn ........10,
E. M. Chase. Kimarnock $4,000
G. 2. Dodson, Litwaitnn .... 5000
Rev. w. c, Foster. Bay View. 5000
w A.. Gibson, RIFF ........ $500
= S. HornsNy E,Xmore ......... 5, 600
Mrs. John d Hosier. Callao. .12,9 $50
]. w Hall Warsaw. $500
w r. Hayes, Capeville. .....10 ,070
Mrs A w. Jennings, Toano. $4,000
l. c. Mears, Keller. ........,1 5,0 600
Rev. f. r. McSparran, Ur-
Mrs Harry H.. Goodwin. Irving
ton i q, wv
Rev. j. J. Gregory, Walkerton, 5, 200
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

Mrs NJ. F. Atkinson, $500 East
broad ....t.......... ,loo
II f. Atkinson. 317 n. 18th. 1900
". s Brockwell. All Nichol-
r. L, B:ankenship, SIS S. Pine s, 900
Miss Anna b Briel. 2616 E,
Franklin -..-............ 1b,0o0
DR.. Nj. l.. Boyle. SOS y. Gath. 500
j, +. Bauer, ZIG N. Lombardy. ,210
John Culpeper. 28lS f. Broad. 5000
Miss Norma Cheatham. 215 N.
w. B, Carneal, 2231 Monument. 1900
l., A. Crew, SOC E, Leigh. $50
Mrs G. c. Dillon, s21 S.
A. l.. Douglas. 1893 Mosby... $500
r. II. Eastman, 2904 Spring Hills. 900
II. L. Goode, 10 N. Sth. .... s. 900
Trevillian Griffin. 2722 F, North. 0, 900
Miss Edna Grimes. TIT Decatur 10, 500
Graham Glenn. 2117 Taylor 1000
w. j. Gillian, Jr.. 707 N,
Creed Hasklns. 4os N. Addison, 1880.
". A. Hutcheson. $40 n Syc-
Rev w. T. Hall, 623 n. 7th. 1880
Mrs. G. l. Hooker, 243 Temple IL, 100
w. w Harden. sol n. 22nd. 1853
]. l.. Holt, 2915 Hull. 5. 900
II. F. Jones, Sis Denny ... IL, 10
Miss Myra E. Johnson. 400 w.
Raymond Kea 1921 E. Oak. 8, 900
r. Kumbroug+1, 22o7 w. Grace. 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
BUSINESS AND COURT NEWS
Chirty-sixth Stree

si7 North Thirty-sixth Street
]. r. Day, fons SIS North sixth Street
w. II. Eanes, for G. L. Mostly. TIT
Griffin Avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Plumbing Permits,

Permits were issued by the Plumbing
Saturday as follows;
Kritzer & Harmon. for r. r. Boyle,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Hu.tinx. Court, Part IL.

The December term of the Hastings
Court. Part ii, convenes this morning
at 10 o'clock. when the docket will be
called and cases set forStriaL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
DISTRICT 5.

Votes
Mrs. Geo. e. Allen. Victoria. $3.50
Rev. W. w Baine. Crewe. ...15. 600
"A. B. Barnett, Finchley.
JAS G. Brooks. Vernon Hill. .16. 41e
Mrs w. T. Firesheet, Crewe. $40
Miss Anna Farnsworth, Jeters-
Wi!s ...:.'-.. .-...... IL, 800
w. I. Gillian, Rice. 500
J. p HARDWOOD Pamplin. lie, 700
Miss Cameron Hudson, Scots
Miss cecile stigall, scottsburg i0'ioo
j. Fl. Jeffries, Skipwtth. -. 1910
D. w Jones, keysville. 5000
Miss Helen Harris Farmville. 1911
Mrs. Maude NJ. Layer. 100 High
Street, Farmvile 1890
Edward w. Maddux. Black
stone ........ 1880
T. B. Osborne, Burkeville. ....10, 800
Mrs. r. N. Nelson, Crewe. 10000
DR.. J. W. Smith. Cum berland Co. 5000
Rev. O. B. Newton, Keysville ..13. $50
Miss Dorothy Pettus, brakes
Capt. ". D. Rudd, Keysville. $3.50
l., Z. Rogers. Charlotte Court
house .............. $40
Miss Edith Singleton, South Bos-
ton 5000. ......... 100
s. S. Snow, Green Bay....15,37
Thos. E. Staples, burkeville 1910
Mrs: ]. w. Stephenson, Viz
Miss ss'n Lucy shelton Jeffrees iS's30
Miss Mamie E. Whitlow.
Miss Agile willard, Basker-
6. Cabell Wingo. Sunny Side. 5000
Miss Addie c. Tenable. Hamp-
oen-Sloney ........... IL, s0o
Mrs. F. c. Caldwell Appomat-
c. fq q, Bern,er. Hsmpaen.sid. 1850
Annie NJ NJ. crute. South Hi. 1856 1896
DISTRICT Q.
Mrs John Davis. Lynchburg. 5000
Jas. A. Fishburne. Waynesboro. / 2 900
James o. Hobbs. stanton. .16,S 500
G. B; sandidge, Madison
Herman Ylsr's Guild Concord 15 400
James Fl. Bell. Waynesboro. $3.50. o 100
]. c. Lindsay. Forest Depot. 5000
Rev. c. T. Kincannon, Bedford. 1900
r. A Mccormick. Java 5000
Miss Virginia Harris, East Rad
James II. Harrison, Amherst. IL, 400
w. L. Hooker, Stuart 450
Mrs. Guy e. Sibley. Ivanhoe 600
Philip N. Vaughan. Gate City. 16.42
j, w. Myers. Basic City. 1920
c. NJ Minnick. Bristol. ....5 600
Miss Ruth Minter, Iartinsyille 1920
James L. Gravely, Danville :. 16, 500
Fl, Fl. Massie, Barber, ,14270
T. Maynard DeShazo, Moneto. s., 400
p. L. Barrett, Altavista. .... 1910
Harry Riddle, Roanoke. g, 000
Miss Rebecca Tredway. Chatham 1900
Miss Mamie Petty. Chatham. =. $500
Miss Mary Tro,inger, Pulaski. 5000
! Courtney Carter. Salem. $500. $500
Barclay Walthall. Waynesboro. 1900
Miss Frances Williams. Pearls
burg ..12,70o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND, YOU'LL
STUMBLE ONTO BARGAINS GALORE"
Sample Stumbles. 4,
Dutch Decorations on

Dutch Decorations on
baby plates. extra heavy,
23c and 25e. Mugs to
match, I5c.
CEildren's Sess---Beau-
tiful plat, cup and sau-
GER; nursery rhymes and
illustrations.
Rich. Sparkling Cut
Giass--Vases. Compotes,
Bowls, Trays, etc, all
away b e | o W regular
price.
Most remarkable val
ues In Baskets Of all
kinds; fancy weavcs. as
sorted colors, from Toe
up TO $500 each. Beauti-
full silk-llned ladies'
Work Basket. only 99c.
Positively the greatest
values in baskets ever
offered in Richmond.
Jardinieres from 15c to
$3.50. Direct purchase
from manufacturers in
u II br o k en- packages,
which enables us to offer
you astonishing values.
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DISTRICT 2.

Votes.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bland. Boykins, 1870
c. E BowdIn. Ivor ..........10.4o 400
g V. Camp. Sebrell. IA 900
Miss Jennie Cov!ngton. Suffolk 1880
Rev. r. V. Duling, Back Bay 10000
Rcy r. Knight. Franklin .....9 400
~ T. Edwards. Isle of Wight. $500
W. T, Hall, Zuni .............6 500
John Z. Johnson, Hickory 10000
O. VI. Joyner. CORTLAND. .... 500
Howard Luke, Holland. Va-....5. 120
Mrs. ]. G. Mccoy, Deep Creek. S, 400
= g. Owney Ivor ....5.0 900
Burnley Raidford. Ivor ........ $3.50
Mrs. J. S. CuIpeper. Ports
mouth ....---..s... lZt0o1
w. G. Martin. Churchlane 800
H. A. Scott, Route 2, Smithfeld. $3.50
A. w Parker Franklin. $40
Miss M. &. Presson. Chucka-
Rev, f. t, Dadmun, Norfolk 1890
Mrs NJ. NJ. Green, Norfolk IL, 900
r, II Undertake, Crittenden. s. 900
Mrs G. r. Road, Londonbridge. S. 900
Willard n. Council. Franklin. Is, 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
Commences Today
WEEK OF REAL XMAS BARGAINS


holiday
so Ladies 39c 79c Brio 3 Smokers Tea
household unload
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

u. w Hamilton, Cape Charles. 9.s0e
w. T. Mooklar. Mangohick. 1870
Catesby Ware, huntsville. 80. TO- Ia
VIM. f. Waddell, Tunstafl :. 1880
w. L. Passaro. Exmore ....... 900
Thos II, Powell, Templeman. 1000
NJ. w. Fuller, King William c.
Julian T, Moran. Mangohick 6,210
c. A. Warner, Tappahannock. 10, 800
J. c. Kelly. Globe ...,...... 5000
Mrs Sidney Smith, Yorktown 1900
Allie L. S. Stephens. Wicomico
Church ..t.........-.. - OV
II. F. Trice, Venter .........5 5000
G. r. Unruh. Kinsale. $40
o. II. shackleford. Gloucester
r. b. Sutton Plain View. ..163 800
j. S. Tyler. Onancock. $4,000
Rev. j. L. Hearn, Heathsville. 1920
F. s. Lyon. Newport News. 5000
J. l.. Van Pelt, Newport News. ..5. 600
Mrs. W. II. Ware, Gloucester
Dr. w. F. Dunaway Brook
vale ....-...... ..... ...... o. -
Rev. c. II. Williams. Onley ...1s.10o
Miss Virginia Hamilton. Newport
News 10, w
II. c. French. Lot ........... 100
B. Hal Robinson. Laut aster
Courthouse ...,............1 o.7so
C, NJ. Mills White Marsh. $40
W r. Walton, Walkerton. .-...5. 060
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21

&tade razor and will make an exceedingly
gssfal and appropriate giiT Ter father. hiise1nd,
soo. h,pthes or tGisad. othet styies cheaper
some as low as 49c. Every one fully
Warranted. bQaes, stropS, SILVER shaving sets,
etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
|Co-Carts &
| Carriages


We Have .
style and price 10
suit from $40
up to $40. %. Com
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-21
More Stumbles.

The Ideal FSreieSs
Cookers. We have them
at the lowest prices ever
offered. What more SEN
sibIe gift for Christmas =
Kitchen Cabinets at
less than factory prices.
This is absolutely a fact.
Investigate.
"Aiodei' Motor WASH
ers, only S15. A Won
der at the price.
An Immense Line of
the celebrated white
lined Brown Guernsey
Ware. Beautiful Case
role Dishes in nickel
frames; regular $l25
value. for gSc.
Tea Pots from lie UP.
Hoys' Steel Express
Wagons, Use. &1..5, $3.50,
$3.50 and 1878.
Mirror Plaques In sil-
Yer ScttiE gS, reduced for
the holidays.
4 Ia M nu M Ware
Chatting Dish. S5.9S; Ce-
real Cooker. size; Cereal
Cooker, ebony handle
and spout, 50. Cooking
and Roasting Set. s3.2J.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-03-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that Loretta
Smith, administrative of the estate
of Oreaova Smith, deceased, and
Coonrod Smith. deceased, has filed her
final account as such Administrative
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Polk County, and that
Saturday, the 4th day of April, 1914,
at the hour of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day at the Court
room Of said County Court in the
County Court House in the City of
Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed
by said Court as the time and place
for the hearing of objections to the
said final account and the settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published March
9th, 1914.
Loretta Smith, Administrators
aforesaid.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
March6-April 3