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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
FOR RENT Furnished Apartments.

.TrkACTiTELY FURNISHED APART
incnl three Rooms aud bath. third
Moor; Frauk!iu street. central. north
cfn and southern exposure. separate
cntrAnce. Ie!.pMOne MAdLaon &a2n !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19

FOR RENT. APARTMENT or TWO
rooms ana bats In the Franklin.
laird aud Franklin Streets Uues-
pir.G lease
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SITUATION WANTED-sinlc

YOUNG MAN TWENTY TWO YEARS
old d"sir"s clerical position. Can use
TIA" typ"writ.r. understands riing:
r-f"rcnc-4 furnished. 1ot. care
Times Dispatch
POSITION WANTED FOR SUBSTITUTE
Inns ia office work OF rs collector by
young man with nrst-c!ass cduca-
tioH In Eng lish ard German. ) COS.
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19

ONE STEEL-TIRE BUGGY, $40. SEE
these two bargains quick.
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EOK Observation-Disclosures.

NiCE ROOM ~ TBA NELERS' BGIlD-
ING. uneNpircd lease. ,,t reduced rant
ur viii ron; desk room onicc. L. O.
Box 7Se, CITY
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WANTED-Board

WANTED, by \ REFINED GERMAN
gentleman. room and board in a
Nrst-c!ass private family. COS, caro-
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN AND
"ifc. country board. convenient TO
Richmond and car line: modern con.
vcuienCes. Address q i05 care Times
Disputgh
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LET Us GET YOU a TENANT FOR
your vacant Opcrty. Special at
tcution TO collection OF rents WI
NJ MILLER & co. INC. ll5 North
Eighth street
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. i. CON
NELLY X co Write posta! for ncces-
stry blanks.
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FOR RENT-Roo,ns


NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
OF Without board on 1909 block West
Grace Street. zoo. care Times
pisDatch
PLEASANT ROOMS. Is NORTH SIXTH
street. between Franklin and Main.
Two LARGE ROOMS. COMPLETELY
furnished for housekeeping lO4
West Grace
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ONE RuBBER-TlRED SURREY. 500.
and one for 500.
TWO RUnnrR-TIREp puAEToNs.
$50 and S'5.
ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON. $50.
EVERYTHING; ~ THE BUGGY LINE.
r. Lher or steel tires also large as
every purpose. Loves, prices: easy
terms.
\. MEYERS SONS. 72l EAST CARY
street.
oNn. TOP BUGGY. RuBpER TIRES,
ONE srEEL-rIRE BUGGY. $40 SEE
these two bargains quick.
RUBBER TIRES At REDUCED
prices; three fourths ti;es. Slf;
tires, SIS
FARM WAGONS. al SIZES
TOR AND OPEN DELIVERY WAGONS
rt;EFA PLEAS vEEHic!LES or ALL
Main. il-l3-i5 North l3ighteruth ST
Il NIISuAP YOU SURELY WILL HAVE
II your .yho.l IS not in perfec, con
dItiOn Dou't tinker with II youresl Z
and get into a state or Precipitation
~ and let " get II iRto nrst-ciass
shape for YOU. You see. that's our
study, our business. our liyinS. and
West Broad street Phone MONROE
2O3l
FOR SALE. CHEAP. ALL KINDS or
Iss2Ra 4'Yh nNGehnnG9i tools LEE.
Main Street Joseph Elsner. Pro-
SECONDHAND BICYCLES. IS: TIRES.
SNC. motorcyclcs from 500 up. TOMP-
klNS. Broad street at Monroe.
FOR SALE. one TWENTY FIVE
pipe VlKGINiA IRoS And METNi.
co. south Richmond.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
acids used SCfiLOSS. s22 East Broad
street. Uptown branch. 233 West
Broad Street
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCyCLEs.
BAuMAN y HINES. 2iO North Third
street Phou" Monro. 1896
REMOVAL NOTICE. BLUFORD &.
co. dealers In new and rebuilt ma
chinery, boilers. engines. contrac-
tors equipment, etc. ANNOUNCE their
street between Clay and Brown
Streets Richmond, Va.
If ~ NEED OF a CAR LOAD OF
good Pine laths. communicate with
J. b. MEN Ek, kenDrluEc, Va.
ALI. VARIETIES or COwpEAS FOR
planting. .. rooney &: Co. Memphis.
Tenn.
bAuMAN & HINES. MOTORCYCLES
and bicycle supplies; repair work a
specially. Monroe 1896.
SAVE y PER CENT On TUITION
fees by enrolling now for bookkeep-
Inc, shorthand aud tclcgraphy
courses. Call, write or telephone for
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS
College.
MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. ALL
makes and supplies furnished by us
c. u HAYNES & CO, 12l West Broad
street.
FOR SALE PEONIE BLOOMS. 1911
North Firth street.
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE ICE BOX,
1901 North Twenty-scvcnth street.
WE HAVE sTUDEBA[ER BUGGlES,
$50 10 si35; Studcmukcr spring wa
gon. open and top. also grocery wa
gon OF own make; one light truck.
one heavy truck. Autos repaired
and painted Rubber tires put on
while you wait. THoS. II. DUKE 4
CO. sos Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE, NICE CUSHlON-TIRED
rlnab bout with umbrella top and lam
lily broke mare. Apply MIR DoRAN'S
SHOP, IS South Fifteenth street.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. GOOD
as new; cost sl0250; viii sell for $50.
Monroe 2c93.
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HELP wANTEp-Ainlc and Femn!.

- ----------------
MARVIN HOTEL AGENCY. +. O BOX
$40, Richmond Va. repatriation
bureau for al experienced hotel hrl .,
free OF any cost Write tor apulict,-
tiUn blank; M out and return to US:
supported rs all leading hotels.
EVERY WEEK CALLS FOR sTrNO-
grHphers and bookkccp-rs are re-
cciv"d hy US Enroll now and got
ready for paving situation Special
summer tuition rates. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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EVERYTHING IN THE BUGGY LINE.
~ bhvr or steel tires. also large as
sortment OF business wapons Tor
every purpose. Lowest prices; easy
terms.
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SHOES! sic rs. SHOES!

922 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL,
Is the cw homo OF BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
chnnn for tho Mhnln fnmilN.
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MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. ALI.
makes and supplies furnished by us
G. u HAYNES s, CO, l2l West Broad
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PERSONAL.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AED SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 2oe North Third 81
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tOR SALE. FOR1Y ACRES OF LAND.
all In cras. on thu Warwick Road.
ono and h,lf miles from ~ nouItud
Heights. a. ulu"tN dollars per acre.
Npply 20 Room 207 rurk BujldtuS.
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If ~ NEED or A CAR LOAD OF
good pine laths. communicate With
l. Is. MEYER, KenbridEc Va
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TWO RUnBrR-TIREp pUAETONS.
$50 and S'5.
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WANTED FIBENEN. BRAK f1MEN.
electric motorm"n, conductors. col
orcd slocping ear pprtcrs, Nrst-cltSs
Richmond roads; experience unncccs-
sary: no strike; inclnse stamp. maine
position wanted. Passes. uniforms
furnished RAILWAY INST. Dept
s, indianapolis. Ina
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BY Pollard e Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

Real Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1909, ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY SECOND
STREET, BETWEEN So AND "T''
STREETS. IN PARAMOUNT
In execution OF Il deed of trust dated
MAY /, 1913. ana recorded in the clerks
Office OF Richmond Chancory Court
ID. IL. 22i-C. page $50, default having.
been made in the payment of portion
or the debt therein secured. | Will sell
by auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1914,
at $50 o'clock L. ~,
the above mentioned detached frame
alley sixteen U6) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
II, r.. POLLARD. JR.
Trustee.
y. R.--While the terms OF the deed
require all cash, the auctioneers will
make vaTy easy terms
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AUCTION SALE-Futurc DAYS.
By Geo. - Crawford &c Go.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
S32 East Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
or

FARM LYING IMMEDIATELY ON
TIDEWATER AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT TWO MILES FROM
POWHArAN COURTHOUSE. WITH
An ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, LARGE.
SHADED YARD.
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PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
cleaned. blocked and rctrlmmcd. no
acids used. SCfILUSS. S22 East Broad
street. Uptown branch. 233 West
BROAD Street
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. ALL KINDS or
second hand mechanical tools. JET
IERSoN LOAN OFFICE. 1905 Eas
n-i,.tOr
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oNH. TOP BUGGY, RUBBER TIRES,
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SECOND-HAND BICYCLES. So: TIRES.
SSc. motorcyclcs from 500 up. TOMp-
liINS. Broad Street at Monroe.
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FRIDAY. MAY %. is1t
.l.l-..I. 1

at o'clock J.. NJ.
the real estate described In said deed.
All those certain lots. nieces or par
cells of land. together wi,h all the nm
proNcWcnts thereon. located Ia Powha-
tan County, state 81 Virginia. near Ma
con station, on the TidcNEatcr and
Western Railroad, ana described rs fol
lows:
Tract No. l. lying on both sides OF
the buckingham Road. aud contains
SiNty-siN $50 acres. more or less. to-
gcihcr with all improveu thereon.
rights ways and appurtenances thereto
belonging.
of buckingham Kood. containing six
teen and thrce-toUrths ti6 3-4p acres,
more or less. adjoining land OF NJ w.
Melodies and LAID.
Tract No. 3 lying on the west Side OF
the iiuckinsham Road, containing six
ty-cight and one half Cos i2) acres.
more or less. adjoining tho land of l..
X. Jones and the said Ladd.
TERMS Cash a = to cost Of executing
this trust. any taxes that may be duo,
End one note for $40 duo September Is
1913, with interest from date until paid;
one note for S15 due March 10. 1914,
with interest until paid, and the residue
as follows: one note for $T5 due Sep
TENDER 10, 1917; one note for $75 due
MARCH, 10. 1919: one nocc for S2.5oe
also due March 10. 1918, and balances
upon such terms as may be announced
at the sale.
T.. r. SCIIMIDT
CHARLES Il. RUEIIRMUND,
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FOR SALE. ONE TWENTY FIVE
horsepower tubular builyS; also
large quantity or good one Inch
pipe. VIRGINIA IRON AND METAL.
co. SOuth Isichmond.
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WANTED - MIDDIE-AGED. ACTIVE
man OF good breeding and reference.
no circumference. desires poslti1n as
carctaker of farm ana stock Ad-
dress "CAEETAE Err care Times
Dispatch.
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MISC iII.j.ANEOES

SAFES BOUGHT. SOLD AND EX-
changed. safes repaired safes
hauled EAItNES SAFE AND VAULT
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MEETINGS.

\ STATED COMMUNICATION
w OF the Richmond Randolph Lodge,
w No. %. Ancient, Free and Accc pit
ed Masons. will be held In the Masons'
Hall. Franklin. near Eighteenth Street,
THIS CTuesday) EVENING, May -.
1914. at : O'Clock. Work in the third
degree.
All master masons IN good standing
are cordially invited 10 attend
BY order OF the Master
W. \. CLARKE. JR,
Secretary.
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TELEPnONN YOUR WANTS TO
WANT AID. RATES
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. y CHAIN AND LAVNLiER
- Win amethyst and pearls on
tiunal EtuH RulldnE. on Tcnth
street ot Times Building H"wttI
II returned to pa South r,nc street
LOST. BROWN ALI.I;GAToIi PURSE,
conthlnirs $40 IN currency itewuid
II t-tutu.d 70 DIR { Il. Bt.ANTDN.
800 West I;racr
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TRANSFERS

TRANSFER 302 NORTH
specially; trunks. 25c. Phone MQdi-
lt45
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Statesmen
SUMMER BOARDING
ELKTON mDTEL ElkTON "

ELKTON HOTEL ELkTON. VA.
OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER 10. on
ShenanJoah River; conl house. high
ceilings "id" porches; Elk l!thia
nat.r; 81 70 sl2 per week. FookIet.
ID c. GRAHAM. Manager
MlLLOrGHRY CLUB. MRS ANDREW
bitcWN, Seventh street, WilIouRhhy
Hc=ch. open June / FOR guests
KIRK WOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
water front, near hotel: AL mod
crN conv-nlenccs. large. spacious
grounds. special June rates. Mrs "
y PDtT. ,ia East Grace. Phone
Monroe 3ss5-J.
Boulevard l:rS. HAMPTON ROADS:
country and Seashorc Combiueh Win
clts convcnicuccs, near golf links
MISSES TABB. Boulevard Inn. lamp
OCEAN VIEW vA--wHI- CAPS
Cottage. on water front; every con
Fenlrncei goo Yards from amuse-
.1enis. Special May and June rates.
GILLIAN, Box ne, Ocean View. Va.
BOARpERS WANTED IN SUBURBS:
KEAuTlFCL. NEWLY PAPERED
AND PAINTED HOME. WITH
LARGE LAWN AND TREES ALL
MODERN con ENlENCES FIRST
CLASS TABLE BOARD: FRESH
BUTTER. MILK AND EGGS DAILY
iHONE MONROE S9S4-J.
DlGGS NEW COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va opens for boarders May = for
srason. pTi"ate baths. running
water. fronting Chesapeake Bay
Fishing. bathing observation-disclosures
unsurpassed. MRS. II \. pIGGS,
froprietrcss on Cottage car line.
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Chas. X. Willis & Co.
Real IIstntN AuCtlonccrs.

BY virtue Of n certain deed OF trust,
dated March p. 1905 10 the undersigu-
ed trustee, recorded in clerks office, Cir
cult Court of lienrIco County, in u. Is.
lS2-A, page 266. default having been
nado In payment OF portion of the
debt thereby secured, and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein SO to
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RUBBER TIRES At REDUCED
prices; three fourths ti,es Slf.
seven lights tires, SIS. oue-inch
tires, SIS.
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FRIDAY. MAY %. 1914.
ut . O'clnrk L NJ

on the premises. in the village OF West.
wood. proceed TO sell At public auction
the following described property men,
toned therein:
All that certain tract or parcel OF
land lying and being in the County OF
flenrico. In the village of Westwood
containing one fourth 90 OF an acre
with the improvements thereon and
described rs follows--to- wit: on the
west by the lands OF Lewis Fields,
north by Aaron Swami. east by tho
lands OF Ed :. Brown. and south hy
the lands Of Clarence Parrish.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs or sale, taxes and insurance to
day of sale and debt of $3OT.35, with
interest from May 10, 1914 and thu
residue In one year, with Interest added
and secured by a deed OF trust on said
property
HASKINS HOBSON.
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In execution Of "a decd OF trust 20 the
H1zelWood. dated March .. 1913. ana
recorded in POwhatan Courthouse. in
Deed Book 81. page -, We VIII at the
ing been made In the payment OF the
debt thereby secured, sell, by auction.
ON the PREMISES
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PLEASURE VEHICLES or ALI.
Kinds a. T.. G BEiSTOW'S. l423 East
Main. il-I3-lb North Eighteenth ST
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i MlSilAP YOU SURELY Win HAVE
II your wheel IS not In perfec; con
ditiOn. cont tinker with II youreslf
and get into a state OF Precipitation
or profanity Bring your bicycle to
~ and let W get II iRt0 nrst-class
shape for you. You see, that's our
study, our business. our living and
W. do II we'll y. f.. GENTRY, sos
West Broad street. Phone Monroo
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SMALL UNFUN<l5HED
AZ NRTMENT. MONROE TERRACE.
FOR KtNT. pOSSESSION JUNE !
OCCUPANTS LEA VINO CITY
PHONE MONROE $3.50
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No. SIS N. Sixth Street

We VIII offer Tor sale. on tho prem
ises,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1910,
at o'clock p. NJ.
The dwelling contains four rental
apartments that can he rented sepa-
rately and make a frst-ca.ss invest.
ment: rooms large high pitched and
well ventilated. and in good repair.
nice lawn and beautiful yard: an eie-
CANT homo In every particular; convo-
nicnt 10 car line. retail and shopping
district.
TERMS: Easy and announced at saia.
XlMMERMANN n Co.
AuctIoneers.
Premises now open for your inspeo.
ton.
lCnnfinmal IN -, -
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
BACMAN ~ HINES. 2l0 North Third
Slrnet HhnMn Ninnrn.. INAG
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TOp AND OpEN pELlVERY wNGoNs.
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TIE RALSTON HEALTH SHOE"
when Ralstons 20 on. foot troubles
go off GEO. l.. SHUMAN sells them.
cS! East Broad. The Ralston Boo,
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FOOT TROUBLES


TIE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE"
Mh S G GEO s III f?G scl !I0 ,he,
GS! East Broad. The Ealston Boo,
shop
SHOES! Sic Es! SHOES!
o22 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HAIL,
SAMTLE SHOE S;roRE GOOD shoes
cheap for tho whole family.
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
sscour by --latest improved machinery
CARPET CLEANING Co. 20Ol East
Franklin. Monroe 2oSG.
YOUR OLD FURNITURE CAN BE EN-
eaansed i,, for MY on G s2ss ,G,
Main.
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR PAINTING
and .papering done We would be glad
what YOU may need We also make
"A speciality OF out-of-town work. Il.
II. GARDNER, A95 West Main street.
Madison G36l.
SHOES. SHOES!
CUT-RATE SHOES FOR MEN. wO-
men and children; you'll find our
ORIENTAL RUGS.
sANGTARIUM. WASH CLEANING; AND
repairing Oriental and domestic
rugs. KANILOURIAN. q North First
ana ready made garments now being
sold a greatly reduced prices. All
tcrotlons free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
li2i East Main Street.
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FOR SALE

ONE RUBBER-TIRED SURREY, 500.
and one for 500.
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REMOVAL. NOTlCE-I BLUTORD &.
co. dealers In new and rebuilt ma
chinery boilers, engines. contrac-
removal TO sol North IS!ft-cuth
street. between Clay and Brown
Strc.ts Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19

BAUMAN 6 HINES. MOTORCYCLES
and bicycle supplies; repair work Il
specially. Monroe 1896
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FARM WAGONS. ILL SIZES
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SAVE. - PER CENT On TUITION
fees by enrolling now for bookSeep-
Inc, shorthand and topography
courses. Call. write or telephone FOR
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS
College
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
New Hats Trimmed With
VEGETABLES.

Twas bound to come. We have had
hats trimmed with apples and hats trim
med with cherries and now, the experts
declare, we are to have hats trimmed
with vegetables, says Paris fashion
writer.
One of the new model hats just seen
here, says the Paris scribe, was adorned
with a couple OF carrots which nestle in
folds of black tulle. On another model
are three littlecucum bers, accompanied
by small tuft of real grass.
Another curious trimming is a
goldfish, which is clever imitation,
but looks rather out of its element in its
surroundings of black silk plush and
feathers TO match The coloring of the
fish is superb, but that is about all that
can be said for this new form of millin-
cry decoration.
Above cluster of red plums on a
black silk toque rises an ostrich feather,
the fronds of which are tied closely to
the stem to within three inches of the
tip, where the fronds all branch out,
giving the plume the outline of palm
tree.
The new hats are smaller than ever
and are nearly all constructed on the
toque principal. They enframe the face
of the wearer more closely than ever
and in most cases are tilted considerably
sometimes partially covering an eye.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
The Wits on TANGO.

Dancing the Tango causes wrinkles,
says French physician. Reckon that
is why there is so many wrinkles in the
dance.-St. Joseph News-Post
Maeterlinck says the tango is rather
silly" If that is all, we can stand it
Columbus Evening Dispatch.
Instance of the length to which soci
ETY. will go to keep up with the modern
dances is seen in taking up of the sta
tao" which was danced in China 1900
years ago.-Newark Evening News.
The tango has its accidents no less
than foot ball. A Yale gridiron star
broke his arm while tangoing with the
bride at Chicago wedding Paul
Dispatch.
Many defenders rallying to the tango's
support declare it is all right if properly
done. But then most things in life are
all right if properly done. The trouble
is with the if.-Cumberland Times.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
Short Lent This Year.

People need only TO consult a church
calendar to see that this winter Lent
will be the shortest one on record, due
to the fact that it will begin on Feb. r.
the earliest since 1918. The reason for
this early arrival of that season is that
The ecclesiastical moon adopted by the
churches hundreds of years ago, dster-
mine the date for Eastsr. which will
this year fall on March %, one day later
than the earliest possible date npon
which Easter may fall, March p. The
custom established by the churches de
cree that Easter shall fall on the first
Sunday after the first full moon after
March 81.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04

Black cake ingredients. Lackey It
Todd. 16-tf.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
Fish And Game Commission
Meets Tonight.

J. Quincy Ward, of the Game and Fish
Commission, has issued the following
letter and invitation:
There will be joint meeting OF the
House and Senate com mittees on Game
and Fish in the dining-room of the Cap
ital Hotel in Frankfort, on Wednesday,
Feb 4, at $50 p. m. This meeting will
be addressed by E. Lester Jones, Depu-
ty Com missioner Of u S. Fisheries, and
Chas E. Brewster, U. S. Game Law
Expert.
This meeting is open 10 the members
of the House and Senate and to the citi-
zens of the State. Messrs. Brewster and
Jones will tell of what has been accom-
plished by the Government and it will
be both interesting and instructive.
Those who are interested in the con-
servation of game and fish in Kentucky
We hope, all who can, at least, may be
present at this meeting. Their attend
ance will be very helpful to the Com
mission in securing the enactment of
laws which are necessary for us TO have
We would bevery grateful if you will
attend, and extend this invitation to all
who are interested and urge. their at
tendance.
The Commission earnestly solicits your
cooperation and trusts it may have the
pleasure of your attendance on the above
date. Very truly yours,
J. QUINCY WARD,
Elk. Agt. Game and Fish Comm.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
Blue Grass Seed For Sale.

Farmers needing Blue Grass Seed to
SOW, can up Lewis Neale, Phone SIP.
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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04

Old fashioned New Orleans Molasse:
and Country Sorghum,
loft. Lackey & Todd
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
Aliens to be Excluded.

]. @. Ward, executive agent of the
Kentacky Fish and Game Com mission,
has prepared a measure which will be
introduced into the Legislature. and if
passed. will prohibit aliens from carry
ing firearms and securing hunters Ii
cense. The law is patterned after the
Pennsylvania law, which has just been
upheld by the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
Colds To Be Taken Seriously.

Intelligent people realize that common
colds should be treated promptly. If
there is sneezing and chilliness with
hoarseness, tickling throat and coughing
begin promptly the use of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. 1t is effective,
pleasant to take, checks cold, and
stops the cough which causes loss of
sleep and lowers the vital resistance
Alldruggists: JAM
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-02-04
NJ. NJ. Hamilton Says
Something.

Mack Hamilton, the East Main street
neat and groceryman, wants you TO try
his meat market. He is an old veteran
in the meat business and knows what
is what" To avoid delay phone your
orders early. He pays the highest price
ior produce, eggs, butter, dressed poul-
nv, etc. Phone GIL Ii If