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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

In the town. instead os pulling against
each other. pulled right eogethcr and
are still pulling that way The Ken,
dy-Crafton Realty Company and tho
virginia Realty Coz Incorporated, arc
these two concerns. They have. per.
haps, done even more than the Sigor-
Gus trade organization known as tho
kenbridgc Business Men's Association
to let the world know how old I.unen.
burg and the adjoining counties car
grow the bright tobaccos; and 1t IS.
perhaps, due more TO these two agencies
than to all other influences combined
that Kenbridge is the bright tobacco
market 1t is
d. Il. Kennedy is the president OF the
Reconsideration Company, ana he Is
the manager OF the Kenbrldge end OF
the business. and j. T.. Grafton. Jr, is
the secretary and manager of the Al
berta end of tho agency.
The Virginia Realty Co. INCORPORATE
Ell. is made up OF some of the best bust
ness men of the town and county. W.
,. Irby. the cashier OF the Bank OF
LunenbUrg. is the secretary and treas
urer OF the company. and G. T. Rip
berger Is the president and general
manager These fellows are hustlers
and they have done a fine business In
selling bright tobacco farms and let
ting the world know what splendid
bright tobacco the free state of Lunen-
burg and the surrounding counties can
grow. They have on their lists nu-
merous small farms OF the bright to-
bacco kind. and other kinds that are
for sale at figures that VIII attract the
young men of the old belt who are
getting ready to branch out on their
own hook and quit the renting BUSH
ness in the old belt.
The Business Mems Association of
the good little town is ready to fur
nish all desired information to the
folks who want to know about the adj
vantages which Kenbridge and the
surrounding regions have 10 offer to
the industrial and agricultural men who
are In search OF newer and better
region in which To cast their fortunes.
either for agricultural or Industrial
development.
The merchants of the town are also
right in with the boys. and so arc the
professional and newspaper men and
the warehousemen and all OF the peo-
pie. | know of no town in Virginia or
anywhere else in which the people and
all of the people have stronger dis
position to pull together for the up
building of their town and their coun-
ty and the good old State of Virginia.
1t would pay some folks in some towns
know of to go to Kenbridge and take
a Few lessons along these lines.
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WHY NOT MAKE A TRIAL.

There Is n simple solution to tho
question OF government ownership of
the railroads, claims n New York paper
Let Congress empower the Interstate
commerce Commission to acquire for the
nation one of several railroad systems
now on the bargain counter. Let the
commission operate it, not merely for
the community directly served, but as
q model to railroads in the conduct OF.
their business. The government would
have enormous advantages over the
private owner, notably freedom from
taxation and Interference by State or
local authorities.
state regulation was once based upon
the theory of justice between one citi-
zen and another, But Legislation and
regulation now involve the assumption.
that government servant knows moro
about conducting railroad than tho
man who has narrowed his intellect by
devoting his life 10 that service
railroad officers, railroad employees
and some millions of railroad stock and
bondholders would like TO know. whore
they stand. IL the government IS oualt-
fled to instruct, the fact can be easily
demonstrated. a successful result will
mean general submission of all trans
portation matters to an inspired higher
Intelligence. But in the remote con-
tingency or failure. all users or the
railroads. and even tho negligible tax
payer, Will benefit III the burial of a
false assumption. containing the posi-
bilities OF nationwide calamity
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SILK MILLS WITH posTscR1prs.

High Point. ~ c., February 2l.--It
would be difficult to find a more unique
industry anywhere south of Paterson.
n, j., or Lancaster Pa, than the Stehlf
SILK mills. started ten years ago at
High Point, y. G. The two buildings
two stories and basement, 50x300 and
1l9N125, respectively. of aw-tooth con-
struction, flreproof and steel sash. Raw
SILK from japan and China, especially
the former, is spun by 10000 spindles
and woven by l50 looms. the operation
about $4,000 every two weeks, paid
to $40 hands, of whom 10 per cent are
female
From 5000 to 1000 pounds Of clipped
soap are. ordered regularly TO supply
the mill laundry, which puts in proper
hands. but all those who are in any
way connected with the mill, all tho
laundry of any family being done if
that family has only one member at
work in the mill. Thus it is that the
laundry work for over 800 people is
done each week.
Air-pumped water from 7S0-foot
well is used for drinking purposes,
and everything possible is done to pre-
serve the health OF all employees One
among the duties OF the superinten-
dent and his ovcrscers is to look after
the sick, and much money is advanced
10 unfortunates' help. Fifty eight
hours work, with pay for sixty. has
been rule of the management for
several years.
In the basement of No. / mill is n
large dining-room for the accomm odn-
ton OF the employees. all tables being
equipped with clean linen equal to that
in the best of homes.
SILK mills are operated by the Stehli
Company all over the world.
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WAY OF KENBR|DGE
WORTHY T0|M|TATE

was In the good little town OF
kenbrhige two or more weeks ago, and
In last Sundays Industrial Section had
something to say about the git up
and-git' Of that town: not as much as
wanted to say. but space was scarce.
There must be something OF that kind
when in the course of six years a town
grows right up out of an old straw
field. A little further investigation
into th3 kind of hustle brings forth
some thoughts thai may be of inter
est and may give Il pointer or two to
some other good towns in Virginia
henbridge has grown because the
young men there have so decreed. and
having so decreed they have pulled to-
gether to make the decree good. OF
course, every concern in the town is
pulling for Itself but ut the same
time every concern in the town Is
pulling for kenbridge and for Lunen-
burg County and for Old Virginia.
To Illustrate: The fine granite quar-
ries right on the edge of the town
are, OF course. owned by certain people,
but all of the other people are inter-
ested in them because they all know
that the granite there Is of n superior
quality and susceptible of IL high state
of polish. They know, furthermore.
that the granite there is as good, If
not little better, than the Dinwiddic
variety, which got q nation wide repu-
tation when the United states Custom
House and Post-Onicc was build in
Richmond. The outside folks do not
care how much money the owners of
tho Quarries make. the more the bet
ter. but the thing they want to see is
the development.of the quarries and
the employment of lots OF men In said
development.
So 1t was and is in the development
OF the tobacco interest. All the Ken
bridge people know that the good
lands of Lunenburg and surrounding
sections, that from time immemorial
have banked too heavily on the dark
shipping tobaccos, can grow the bright
weed just as well. and maybe little
better. and so they went to work 70
get the farmers to grow the brights t.
be marketed in Kenbrdge.
1t is true that it was. and Is hard
to convince the old timers that the
darks are not the best, and so the hope
was TO get young farmers to do bet
ter and get young farmers from the
bright belt to come and occupy the
land" There were all kinds OF land
for sale. and two land selling agencies
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SLENlP is IN TT.
ORGANIZATION Of Great Coal Company Ex-

Organization of Great Coal Company Ex-
plains Why He Losses Interest in Politics
Big Stone Gap. Va, February 2f-rhe
Slemp Consolidated Coal Company, capital.
i.ed at S2,500.0eo. has been organized MT.
Pa'ntsville, ky. as merger OF the Ken
tucky Consolidated Coal Company. Uaiv
Coal Company l.etcher Coal Companv
Henry Coal Company and Slemp Coal Con,
pany; Its properties include 10000 acres o.
Counties. Ky. and some acres in virginia
The officers are: c. Il. Slemp. president.
BIG stone GAP Va: John c. C. Mayo. vice,
president; George f. Copeland secretary.
John r. Buckingham. treasurer. each Of
Palntsviiie. The headquarters OF the COM
pany VIII be in Big stone Gap
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ReaI Gstate for Rent

WE CAN RENT YOUR VACANT
house If you will phone us the num-
Der or call to see us. MOOREFIELD
Il BLAKE. 90 North Eighth.
FOR RENT. UNEXPIRED LEASE ON
six-room house. with bath. loca ted
expires September j. 1914. Terms
reasonable. Apply to NJ. j. BAKER
III West Broad Street.
WANTED. OCCUPANT FOR HAND
somoly furnished eight-room house
IN West End; use OF piano and VIE
trola. Address Box 500. City.
UNEXPIRED LEASE. HOUSE SEVEN
rooms, modern, between Park and
Stuart. Apply Ala North Addison
Phonc Madison $3.50.
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4 FLOOR MOP AT 10c.
PROTECT YOURSELF.

ACCIDENTS MAY HAPPEN, SICKNESS
may set in, total permanent disability
may make its appearance. old age
YOU hope for; in any of these con
tingencles n s liked monthly n, income
sured to YOU by becoming a member
OF the American Anchor Write or
call at 737 East Main Street, second
floor Phone Madison 1927. 1t will
interest YOU to- learn particulars, no
matter where YOU live.
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FLATS ,5Fur Rent

- ~ 49, 49,.
PARK AVENUE FLATS AT PRICE
20 net { per cent. Good Investment
BEST OF condition. X 400. care
Times Dispatch.
Front, APARTMENT At THE CHEs.
ierheld for rent, furnished or unfur-
niSneu Apply 81 THE CHESTER
FOR RENT. LOWER FLAT, FOUR OR
i've rooms: steam heated. 1922 Floyd
avenue. Phone Madison 1862.
FOR RENT. AN APARTMENT CON
tanning three bedrooms. Kitchen. eie-
yator service: two or three years
from September /. C TI0 care
Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS.
separate hath. gas. electric lights,
land Park.
300. slo2. al06 WES.' NIARSIIALL-
near Boulevard. four and fve-room
mats, sS and 50 per month. Phone
Flat OF THREE NICE ROOMS FOR
nahcd o or 0r Reer T%rsss f9 SG
North Ninth Street. City.
THREE NEWLY PAPERED. FUR
niSned, connecting rooms. hot and
cold water and bath, OH Grace street,
near FIRST. Box $50. City.
FOR ,,Isao RENT, FooUR-RooM FLAT
Miller Avenue. Barton Heights
FOR RENT. FLAT NO. 24l4 STIJAR,
Avenue. six rooms, newly paperad
hot water heat. at $3.50 reducrion
as j am leaving the State Call at
once.
FOR. RENT AZ FLAT OF THREE
bright rooms. with bath aid gas. an
ply 1906 East Clay Street.
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE,
Keeping apartment: central location.
6V0 East Grace Street
FOR RENT. NEW FLAT, ALL MOD
ern conNeniences, furnished or UNI
furnished. Possession at once or
March !. 2306 stuart Avenue. Madi-
son 6219-L.
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping, one being front. room
heat. gas range, water in Kitchen
sos East Leigh.
FOR RENT. ATTRACTIVE FLAT on
Hanover Avenue; unexpired lease.
Gail Monroe 4592-L, or address III
az. care Times Dispatch.
LOWER FLAT FOR RENT. THREE
rooms and pantry, bath and phone:
81 a month. Apply $50 West Mar.
shall Street, or Madison ASST.
WANTED. TO RENT THREE- ROOM
Hat. unfurnished: heat electric
lights: CTS West Thirty first Street.
Woodland Heights: all modern con-
venienCes
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RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS co,
Real Estate Department.
o. 4. Hawkins, Manager.
Main and Seventh Streets
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Reliable Cransfers

SELIABLE Observation-Disclosures
500 North Ninth Street, hnuls trunks
for Csc; claim checks issued at tho
house for your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Moving furniture and
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OFFICES Of SECOND FLOOR, OVER
this bank; heat and janitor service
furnished. Rent moderate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL HOMES
in West End. aouth OF Main Street
that can be bought for 500 or 5000
down and balance like rent. Also Il
nice home In Barton Heights OH
Homo Street on same terms. See ne
quict. J. II. COOK & CO. INC "a
North Elghth Street
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$500 REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD FOR RE-
turn or information leading to recov-
cry OF my small black and white male
Boston terrier; ears and tail cut:
small round black spot in middle OF
head; brass trimmed collar; lost Feb
ruary IS, 1911. G. ID. HUTzLER. col
East Marshall. Phone Madison 7O17.
THE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP rs
now located under the American Ma
tlonal Bank, Tenth and Main Streets:
eight BARRIERS, all A No. 1, and two
OF the best manicurists IN tho city,
Come and try ono OF our easy shaves
and famous mango scalp treatment,
great gern cure. JIM JENNESS,
manager
HAVE YOUR WORK DONE BY THE
man that knows how. Mems half
soles, with good white oak leather.
GO cents; picked stitch, 10 cents Ali
other shoe repairing at very reasons
able prices. ROIIAI ELECTRIC SHOE
REPAIRING SHOP, ,210 East Broad.
Phone Madison COLL.
TALKING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
repaired and rebuilt: satisfacti or,
I, guaranteed. J; q: LuNDIN s. CO.,
Street
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GA GARLAND AVENUE, BROOKLAND
Park: frame house: $50 per month.
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a DESIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE
900 South Third Street: thirteen
rooms: nice condition; suitable for a
boarding house; $40 per month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

S21-2 ACRES in CHESTERFIELD
on Midlothian Pike, seven-room house
aud necessary outbuildings. LIZ
miles from city. Price. $500; one
~ thIrl cash
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9ffttng5
chanics and Merchants Banl

Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
(Nfanchester)
Richmond, Va, January rs. 1914.
TIL, ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this bank will be
held at the bank, 1929 Hull Street
February 81, at II NJ, for the trans
action of any business that may be
brought before 1t. and especially to
consider and take action on tho mat
ter OF application for membership in
the regional bank OF the district in
which this bank may be located.
j. III. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
q ALL MASTER MASONS ARE IN
Ky vited to be present at the Ma
~ sonic Temple on MONDAY EVE
MING, February %. at $3.50 o'clock TO
hear an address to be delivered by
Brother Henry Ridgely Evans. 33d de-
gree, OF the Department of the Int
rior. Bureau of Education. United
Sta ties government, Washington. d. c.
He Will talk on the symbols of Ma
sorry. and ms Brother Evans is consid-
cred one Of the most learned Masonic
scholars, his address will be of great
interest to the fraternity.
CHAS. a. NESBIT
Secretary.
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Bee, Gua[ ami Gliupn

THREE spEcIALTIEs THIS WEEK:
Virginia anthracite coal, egg. stove
and nut. and only $3.50. Perfectly
dry slabs that take place OF oak and
pine block, $3.50 less to cord. Large
lump soft coal for CRATES. Selling
1t hftecn years. LONG, THE WOOD
MAN. Madison 1o69-1070.
WE SELL THE BEST SAWED PINE
and oak at lowest prices; also best
at $3.50 per ton Prompt delivery
and good service. TYLER & RYAN,
Linden and Cary. Phones, Madison
1879. Monroe 3017.
QUICK DELIVERIES OF WOOD AND
coal by bushel or ton. 400 Gtlmer
Street. Phone Monroe 2670.
BEST GRADE WOOD AND COAL. DE-
liyered day ordered. LYME &: HAIR
us. phones Monroe 4376 md 267O
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FLOYD AVENUE CORNER LOT, TEN
rooms. hot water heat, tile roof.
garage, Price. $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

615 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE AND
concrete basement: high pitched and
very light. VIII rent low TO good
tenant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

G1NTER PARK DWELLING. NEW AND
modern. on most excellent lot. Would
consider exchange for investment or
smaller city property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

PARK AVENUE BRICK DWELLING.
seventeen rooms, arranged for flats
thirty-two foot lot tcorner) This is
& an exceptional good property. Price.
$1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

GiNTER PARK. THREE CHOICE LOTS
on Chamberlaync Avenue can he
bought at right price. owner living
in another city.
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BATTERY COURT DWELLING.
splendid location; house new. with
every modern convenience; oak floors
etc. Price $4,000
j. q; CONNOLLY * co. Madison 33Gi-
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TWO NICE HOMES. WITH EXTRA
large lots (aJmost an acre. in Forest
IIill Annex. Prices $2.700 and $4,000.
Terms OH each.
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THE GROUND DOG

DONE 1T ALL. T TOLD YOU So
snow, rain, hail. Weather strips on
your Windows aud doors is only
remedy. Phone VAUGyIANS, Madi-
son l04.
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THIRTY SECOND STREET DWELL
Ing, near Broad street, six rooms !:
frame. Price. $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

LETTERS BOUGHT.
Highest prices paid for autograph
people p. Il. MNDfGAN, sol Firth
Avenue, New York
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J2Dtfce9

WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that I. IL. Gilmore Is no longer con-
nected with the firm known as the
L. 10. Gilmore Corporation, and this
company Will not be responsible for
any bills contracted by him.
w. BENZ. DAVIS.
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

81 ACRES ON MIDLOTHIAN PIKE.
!. about three miles from city, good
house, fine barn. about 30 acres
cleared and in cultivation. Price, ST.
900: $1,000 cash; balance on time.
j. -. CONNOLLY * CO, Madison 1851
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

ass ACRES, GOOD. SEvEN-RooM
house In iive minutes walk of ear or
r., Z. az T.. Railway. Price. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

LET US PAINT AND REPAIR YOUR
automobile now. DON'T put It of.
We also make automobile tops. dust
hoods and DO all kinds of. trimming
work, MAXIM: and repairing springs.
est prices for quality. X. II. BOSH-
ER'S' SONS, 10 South Ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

WEST MAIN CNEAR BOULEvARD).
seven room new brick dwelling,
double hack porches. Price, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

200 EAST CLAY STREET. EIGHT
rooms: $500.
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I22l FLOYD AVENUE. EIGHT ROOMS:
1875.
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FOR RENT. UNEXPIRED LEASE
eleven rooms. bath and pantry; hot
and cold water; latrohe heat, all In
good condition, $50 Der. "a South
Adams Street q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

FOR RENT, 10 WE MAIN STREET,
~ rooms; hot " M heat, . baths.
Fine location for I'D class board
ing house. Rent, 30 per annum.
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FLATS llanten

WANTED. By YOUNG comp, II
three-room, kitchen and bath, apart
ment. Central. References eXchang ed
A 623, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. SMALL FLAT WITH BATH
IN West End. Address y 62l, care
Tim es- DISPATCH
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STORE, 1920 WEST BROAD; $50 MO.
FOR : RENT, BY OWNER. AT RE-
duced rent, 1912 Park Avenue. All
modern improvements; recently reno
waited: entire new plumbing; eight
rooms, with alcoHe; hot water heat.
Apply 2121 Grove Avenue, or phone
Monroe 2345.
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FoR RENT, TWO NEW STORES.
with modern flats of FIVE rooms
above; 902 and 904 West Broad; rea-
sonable rent to desirable tenant
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a719 GROVE AVENUE, SIX-ROOM
fiat; $40
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1876 FEET IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
$40 per foot
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SEVEN EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE NEAR
Forest Hill. excellent house. In beau
tlful oak grove. Price. $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

FOR RENT. FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS
separate bath, gas. electric lights
water; iIld Virginia Avenue, High
land Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

a NICE NEW STORE ON NORTH
Second street, between Leigh and
Jackson; $3.50: possession Mt once
JNO. II. BRAXTON, Agent, No. ia
West Leigh Street.
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IcuSonaDic. Apply to NJ j. BAKER,
III West Broad Street.
WANTED, OCCUPANT FOR HAND
somoly furnished eight-room house
in West End; use OF piano and VIE
trola Address Box so3 City
UNEXPIRED LEASE. HOUSE SEVEN
Stuart. Apply ~ North Addison.
Phono Madison $3.50.
1seaI Gstate .1Gsanteb
'-~>-->~>>>-~->> -,
HAVE SOME SMALL INVESTMENT
property; would consider trade for
rect, A coo. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. LOT ON OR NEAR BoULE-
, yard. 80 to f 5e,foot front ;vi at low
slider lot In any part West End. Ad-
dress BUILDER. j 625. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, DIRECT FROM OWNERS,
large tract of virgin timber lands
state full details in first letter. GEO
y. COLVIN, Attorney. $50 Broadway
New York. y. y
LIST YOUR FAESIs AND CITY PROP
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. a. CON
NELLY G. CO. Write postal for nee
gary blankc.
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER
scrptlon and price s.oRTHWEsr-
E,RN BUSINESS AGENCY, Minncapo-
lis. Mimi.
lie YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM
T. O. Box 7So. Richmond, Va. for de-
scription blank IT won't cost you
ANYTHING unless j sell same for you.
Sooner the better.
pieces of good renting property. State
price and location. @ tic, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED TO RENT, GOOD SMALL
farm near Richmond for money rent.
Give particulars in first letter. T25,
care cs-Dispatch
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, A
good seven or o'-ht-room dwelling
on Clay or Marshall Street. central
~ located No agents need npDlv
Address X 81. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. TO BUY a HOME OF
eight or ten rooms. in central part of
S Sitx, South third street preferred
Coo. care Times Dispatch.
WE HAVE 4 CUSTOMER FOR HOME
In Highland Park, seven or eight
rooms. Will pay $3.50 or $500 cash:
balance monthly. AMOS & COM
PANf, INC. 900 Travellers Building
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE REM
tai property for West End home not
over $1,000. q 72l, care Times Dis
patch.
PARTY WHO HAS JUST MOVED TO
city wishes to purchase. direct from
owner modern residence on Grove
Avenue or West Grace Street In
reply state location. price and terms
Address G 7l2, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BUY. DIRECT FROM
owner seven or eightroom house
with all modern conyeniences. In
West End, north OF Main Street, near
Robinson. Address II 747. care
Times Dispatch.
WILL BUY. DIRECT FROM OWNER,
home on or near Jefferson Park or
in good residential section Of Church
I'M. Price not in excess $1,000, Give
full details. II 74s. care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED. TO BUY SOME JACKSON
Ward brick property that Will pay
80. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FURNISHED WEST END
or suburban home. References ex-
changed. Address u. o. Box 2S4.
WANTED, TO RENT, WITH PEIvI-
eight or nine rooms. with modern
convenienecs. in Highland Park.
Possession within thirty days. Al
dress r i0S, care Times Dispatch.
brick house in West End; hot water
heated preferred. state best cash
price. Box s93. City.
WANTED, TO BUY SIX on SEVEN
room house In West End and put in
Ginter Park lot part payment. Box
s93, city.
WANTED. TO BUY FARM on RICH
mond- Ashland car line. not over ten
miles from Richmond. Address :,
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