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prominent among the colored neck rib
bons They are worn with the more
sombre toned frocks and with the fig
ured silk Crepes or embroidered Chiffons
Lorgnettes are suspended by these
ribbons, when they are long and hang
down to the lower edge of the new style
basques; but when they are short they
are used to carry the watch. and then
they are called sautors
The gems with which these ribbons
are set are mounted on slides and their
range Is endless, for great number
of the colorful semi-precious stones are
used az we'll as the gems and pearls.
Neck bands, too, are gaining in pop
ularity as the season advances and both
wide and narrow widths OF ribbon and
velvet are worn, set with gems
The velvet wristlet Is not so well
known as the band for the neck, but It
Is one OF the prettiest Of all the new
ribbon Jewels. There is a pair Of these
wristlets In black applique velvet, the
pile rising from satin ground, and
they are set with large, square shaped
platinum slides encrusted with dla-
monds.
A set OF two wrlstlets and a neck
band to match comes with diamond
framed ivory canoes as the jewelled
trimming.
A single shell cameo Is used on a
broad ribbon bandeau, an admirable or
nament for the Golf. on narrow fillet
six slides are placed at equal distances
apart, and each slide is composed Of
a square framework of gold hligree
wire set with one large pearl,
Still another use for the gem and
ribbon jewelry is found in the anklet.
which is a very fetching fashion
brought into being by the popularity Of
the slit skirt. These anklets are of
narrow ribbon, in contrast or To match
either the gown shoes or hose. Small
brilliants are mounted on these with
great effect, but the colored gems, In
small sizes, combined with small dia-
monds, are sometimes used.
The tango fastenings for dance slip
pers are an example of the usefulness
OF this ribbon jewelry and one of its
leading models, Everything. from cut
steel rh!nestones and imitation stones
to platinum set gems and pearls. is
mounted on the crossover ribbon lac
ings.
Some OF the longer gem set ribbons
and velvet pieces are so arranged that
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VOGUE FOR RIBBON JEWELRY.

\ TOTHING that the jewellers have
N offered recently has had such a
persistent vogue as the many
variations Of jewelry in which silk and
velvet ribbon and silk cord have had a
part, There are two definite reasons
for Its popularity, reasons which will
help to keep this jewelry before the
eyes Of the public for some time to
come.
First is its becomingness, and second,
its adaptability. There is hardly a
woman to whom a band OF gem set
velvet around throat or wrist is not
enhancing; and there are few this fall
who will not possess or covet all the
great variety OF dainty ribbon jewels
for they can he turned to endless ac-
count; they are suited to any occasion
and may be worn with any gown.
Neck ribbons OF gros-grain MORE
silk or velvet are used in black, white
and colors. or in black with a rib OF
white at the edges. or in white with
a border OF black. In varying widths
The all black or all white and the black
and white combinations are by far the
favorites but the colored ribbons and
velvets are being used more frequently
as autumn approaches, with the dark
and brown satin basque frocks.
Emerald green and tango red are
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long suede gloves in palest pearl gray.
lhis was most delicious harmony Of
sort color
Lemon yellow VIII be very popular
Ior evening dresses all through the win
Ter. IN VeiVet or charmeuse this color
Is lovely ana IL Is especially eHective
"hen combined with tangerine-orange
OF pale nut brown.
me quaint nounced skirt shown in
the sketch am now describing is
faVorite model with Parisiennes. II re-
calls the picturesque fashions OF 1880
ana IL IL style which IL AT its best
when expressed in mousseline de sole or
very me crepe oe chlhe.
rev DAYS ago had a snort inter
view with Worth and he had several
interesting things to say about the
fashions or lsl4-lo' lie SAID that nlack
SILK tuile would be very much used Tor
evening gowns ana nounced skirts would
play prominent role IN the word or
fashion SIX tulle and new make or
crepe de chine when IL especially sort
and almost transparent VIII he In great
request, and ne confirmed my convection
that this IL going TO ne VeTltable sea-
son OF velvet. or course the Mason
Worth has always used great deal OF
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like single hairs. There is nothing
glazing or striking about the color
schemes; the impression given is of a
soft shot material. Redfern is making
picturesque wraps and coats OF these
British made fabrics.
The coats those intended for motor
ing or travelling. are exceedingly loose
and comfortable. They have, for the
most part. wide armholes and large roll
over collars which can he turned up to
protect the face. The coats are plain
and businesslike. but II is considered
correct to adorn them with really beau
tiful buttons made OF ivory. enamel or
carved horn. Rough leather buttons in
a very large size are also much used on
motoring wraps and coats, and in some
cases the collars and cuffs of the gar
ment are turned back with the same
leather.
The raglan sleeve is still first favorite,
for useful coats, and full basque effect
II introduced on some Of the best models.
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way they display their hosiery willis
performing this athletic feat? Let these
women stand near a trolley station and
watch for themselves. They will then
receive instruction upon what not to do
But IT Is really astonishing what men
do with their feet. II they would look
about they would tell you they never
do such things themselves. But Just look
around and see for yourself We don't
have to go any further than the street
car, which Is used by all classes Of men
But let me tell you II is not the laboring
men to whom | refer. since they do not
sit and stand In quite the same way.
We are all taught that the proper
way to sit is with our feet resting
straight on the floor Do men sit that
way, even in the public cars? Some do
hut very few. In a street car a few
days ago one man had his left foot
thrown across his right knee. hand
holding his foot in position. This was
not an ignorant man. hut he was inter-
ested in the conversation of n friend and
perhaps didn't know what he was doing,
What would this man think Of a woman
who did the same thing? He would put
her down in his estimation as one not
OF the best sort hut what OF himself?
Again In commuters train all that
could he seen OF ono man above his
shoulders was a foot Imagine above
his shoulders One foot was resting on
the seat in front OF him. naturally rails
ing the same knee, and the other foot
was across his knee thereby raising
that foot TO his shoulders since he had
slipped down In his seat
Are the men the only persons who arc
tired or do work that Is nerve racking?
What about women? Does the woman
commuter have work that is monoto-
her to he sitting ut a typewriter the
most OF the day, or interviewing men
and talking on business all day without
any relaxation? DO you suppose that
this liz not firing to women? Pray tell.
what would the man think OF her II she
did such things?
IL II quite fair for the man to do
what he would not permit his wife.
mother or sister to do? They forget
that training in proper sitting, standing.
the proper use Of the feet and hands
Of n man are the same as for the
woman.
Some physicians have said that when
women sit with their legs crossed il will
cause appendicitis. This may or may
not be true but II this will cause a
woman to develop appendicitis. will It
not cause a man to have the same
trouble? II may he comfortable TO yet
into these positions OF what is termed
rest" but why isn't II Just as com
Portable to get into right positions?
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FEET AND HANDS: MEN SHOULD
CONSIDER WHAT TO DO WITH
THEM AS WELL AS WOMEN.

TN these days Of narrow skirts We
hear MUCH Of the way in which
women sit in street cars. at church
and In their homes; the way they
walk and handle their feet: also the dis
play of hosiery. Women are criticised
seriously for this one fair question to
ask the men as they stand about
amused is: What do they do with their
feet when in company? Another, which
is but fair to the women: Do they as
husbands, fathers or brothers go home
and tell the women folk Of the unkind
remarks passed upon them as they
travel back and forth?
Every woman knows that the high
steps on many street cars are not the
easiest thing to manage with the mar
row skirt. But how many think of the
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they may he interchanged and used
az hair ornaments, sautoir or anklet at
will: and a pretty idea, one OF the latest
modes in ribbon jewelry, is seen in the
new armlets Of gem studded ribbon en-
twned about the upper part Of the arm
lust above the elbow
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of
dark
edwim
The liar sin sklnk
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SALADS FOR REAL ECONOMY.

n IOURISHING salads should appeal
N especially 10 the housewife who
i tries TO combine economy with
attractive serving. az they not
only provide an ppetizing way Of in
PRODUCING a small quantity Of fish or
meat into meal, but suggest an ex-
Cellent means for utilizing leftovers. AS
these hearty salads rank among the
most elaborate features Of the cold
buffet service they are a surprise to the
average housewife who finds it difficult
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Neutral Tinted Ma,
teriale Succeed the
Vivid Russian
Color Schemes
ny CLAUDE CHERys.

IT HIS season we have been made 10
realize the benefit which may be
derived from branch establish
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l0ldnteh

" AN FlkE THAT rYEENR
ERE ENt:ncuishcrs cannot put out
See GRlGG. Monroe IS. or write
pYKENE FIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
can Monroe IS. or write Eos SIS.
WANTED. Loco CORDS or SMAlL.
H H,> iarEs d%ew"%d, Address luCii-
Richmond. Va.
WANrED TO EUY HALF INTEREST
in well established cigar ana sod,
business Address l. il2. care Times.
SECoNn-liANp FURNITURE TNKEN
IN exchange Tor new. Ray differences
Just little each week or month
S51ur!lElKN FuKNrrUEm co, Inc
AuToMoEii.E WANTEp-To BY \
GOOD secondhand -passcui,cl
touring car. thut YOU can lsuarantce
from owner. GIVE fnli description
have a hargoin. subject TO inspection
~ competent judge. y -. No >,
NcN"r's cave. VA
WANTED. LARGE SECoNn-uAND l:E-
iriSerator or IL, boN. Address /. 90.
care Times biSpatcl
WANTED. 10 RENT SMALL. uorEi.
"f FROM Grtcon I" Twenty-Five rcors.
furnished Address - ii. g.. 30.
Eorth EiEhtecmth Street
WANTEp, no BUY ONE OK TWO OLD
Ft.NTHitR beds FOR CASH.
rHoNE MONROE ;2oN-I.
WANrED, Nlnsr- CLASS WASHING
at i'l2 raylor Str"et
WANTED, ENNHNHDDY no READ
'iIe Chf,stiam ''e'GMce Ai"nit%T. = soood,
For sale do2 East Main.
WANTED. YOU TO EXCHANGE TlIAT
OLD broken-dowu SUIT or cool; range
tor a new one and pan diWcrcuc,
GyiII,.hli.I,. Hr n"nl.iE. So itlEiiN
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Business Opportunity

DETECTIVE AGENCY;
We wish To advise the business publ
lie that we are in position to coli
l"ct amy and All claims or account
you may have in this city or Statd
Is well as any other cities or Statcsj
If you are looking for results and
want your accounts collected Will
rcasonabi" promptncsS, see o. writ!
us We do the rest. Office BIB Eos
Ter building. Post-oilicc DoX 1910
ialA
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NONE

SUMS UNDER 500 LOANED DEnT
PAYERS saving 81 to 50 regularly;
small loans OF real estate. Extract
from letters No. Isl. 5000 received
THIS investment has been :: bless
rg 10 me. 3.l5i. Check received II
Is a pleasure To do business Will
YOU. 3,ilJ. II everybody knew yor
as do you would soon be doing bust
ness In Il sENscrapcr. COMMERCIAL
Gui KANTEE CO, Bankers. ~ Nortll
Ninth.
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$'o0-- DEF ECTiNE AGENCY, INCOE-
poratcd and well known, desires 10
ness man wanted, with clean record
ana abihtN; must take stock to this
amount; Christian only. no other.
need reply. GUARANTEE. FOX SD.
EhltiimOrc. Md
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Eral estate for Nent
rAIiKl:R- EAGBY CO..
l02 North Eighth stree

lroE RENT LARGE NEW STORE. 4o>
East Broad. three story building:
good location. 70 desirable tenant
very low rent.
NEW sroKEs-,o. AND eoi WEST
al five rooms above, to good tenant:
special low rent
FLAT 50. EAST GRACE STREET.
three extra large rooms and BATH
newly papcrcd; very nice; SO pol
month.
FLATS WEST hRoAp STREET, TWO
new Hats Of i've rooms. with bath
range. etc. only $50 month.
NGW l'r.ATS-ilol WEST AVENUE.
handsome. seven rooms, every mod
vrn convenience. $50 per month.
HANDSOME DWELLING. 1884 WEST
Grace. eleven rooms, all improve
noHis. TO desirable tenant very req
sonablc rent.
FLOYD AVENUE. 23O2. NICE DWELL
ing, seven rooms; broad porchcs and
i"rse yard; $50 month
HANOVER: AVENUE. TWO MoDERN.
up-to-dat" dwellings. 35IS and 49,:
Very attractive; nine rooms; $50
month.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Is
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. TEN
electric lights; 1900 block West
Grace. Address 20 care Times
Dispatch.
SUBURBAN STORE AND STOCK
tat above II 81, care Times Dis
Hatth.
?oI NoKrH SYCAMORE STREET. SIN
rooms. all modern improvements.
34fI HANOVER AVENUE. EIGHT
~%T*' modern i'rice reduced TO s-o
Pc month.
W : ROBINSON x co.
- East Franklin street
Madison 30j9
For RENT, FROM MAY 70 SEP
eight rooms and bath. $50 = mouth
Park Avenue near Harrison. BoN
7 81. city.
/ y NICE NEW STORE ON NORTH SEC
/ ond Street near Jackson. $3.50 pct
month. JOHN II. BRANTON. agent,
| No. IL West Leigh street.
| For RENT. STREET FLOOR OFFICE
| Eighth street near Main. MOORE
! FIELD ~ BLAKE. 20 North Eighth
street.
/ FOR RENT. UNENI'iRED LEASE on
| twcivc-rooin house opposite Monroe
/ Park, furnished or unfuruishcd VIII
! rent mfurnisicd for So Il month
! Address - -, care Times Dispatch
| FOR KENT-S $500 PER MONTH FOR
! acVcn-room house at stop IL West.
hampton car line: fronts Grove Ave.
hot and cold water, electric lights
etc: l'honc or see WALTER
| SCHAAF, Stop 80. or - North
! Ninth.
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LiSr lpti> H'AHMS WIrH !. = COS
NELLY y co. Write postal toy ,.c,
saTy blanks
90. NO - -'' =" ''-i'H' Is "
WANTED, To INVEST Sea.oo0 CASH
II! modern biich uW "lliurs iu city
~ Hichmond yielding fair rental
on tn. Investment Address ! ~
care Times Dispatch.
WILL TRADE Ny CENTRALLY 10.
%ated home and pay $3.50" cJsh d.i-
ference cor home IN good Iucuiity ,.Gs,
OF i'irst street not to cost over s..
Geo. Give l"catjol. Address I 5li.
c'ie TinvS-h dispatch.
WANT TO ErY y SMALL. FARM
Linz or railroad. close TO tn. city
with sin or scVeu-rooul dttelliur.
NJ" w'sh sh@ S%s t,g:Hij Ks no, to cost
in reply. or don't reply r. q Ron
so. Richmond. Va.
WANTED GOOD BUILDING loT IL
i;ait"r| Court or IlighIaud rarll.
I,rice net Over $1,000. Is -. care
inc piSpaich
WNNrEp. VIRGINIA. FNHAiS OF ALL.
Sis Wrtte. or como So i;UtFIN *
SLOAN iio7 EaS; Main stree,
HAVE $4,000 10 INVEST is GopD
.Ilrk inronlr nroterriiE., t,,'!!,aresS par
car" Times Dispatch.
HOUSE uN CHUECIl I'LL. NOT To
cost over S2."ou. aad muse pav 1u
n"r cent on inN.stH"nt SPOT CASH
,,,,iN" legation. Address b. 45i. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. IL SUBURBS. FURNISHED
BUNGALOW or apartment ut four 10 six
rooms. t. us. curc Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 RENT. GOOD sTORH
and dwelling ih thlilty section ON
railroad. forty or uitE miles form.
!k!chmo!nd. Address / iSe caro-
Times Dispatch.
| H.NVt: CASH FOX SHALLOW I.DT
ON cross street ~. Lee piSlr.ct. IAOue.
Madison 3j65-L.
WANTED y FAIM TWENTY FIVE
lIchnond, not OYER ton miles ont,
direct from owner I'rice must D..
Low for cash. Address II DIG, care
Tiucs-D Dispatch.
one hundred acres OF land. Suitable
FOR high class subdivision purpcs..~
"n tn" street car liu". iu ih north
-" west section 81 Hicnmuud Nd
dress at onc.. giving nuuhcr OF acres.
O. w. .AMoRN. Seaboard Bank i.uiId-
ing. Norfolk. Va
WANTED, 70 hCY, Fpl; CASH. rioAl
Owner ceutraliv located brick hous,
for home. Address y i23. ear, Times
Di@ratrh.
iIpMi: oN GROVE. rNKl on GRACE
bctwccn - aud 900 w,si iot +.
ana strictly modern iu eyer, r.spect.
Addr"Ss = ~. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. 70 nCY FIVE OK SIN
room house ia West End. mean car
I'm. at reasonable p.irc. stat,
Dricc: also WAcr" nouS, b., located
Address g.. -. HoN SO.
WANT At ONCE. : EARN pF TWEEN r.
lE-iiVe acres. NOR" or less. near car
road within twcl.c miles oil CHS.
i.!ir" not ;" exceed sl.2'n q" sl,5oo.
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y PARTY OF GENTLEMEN. lNCLUD-
'ng AN expert coal man ana q niuiu.;
thSih"cr both IN touch with larg.
means here and abroad. expect 10 20
70 Europc this year. and would like
/" get in touch with the owners or
agents Of Il large property OF undo
V'lopcd steam coal. There Is an uu d.
usual opportunity before these gen
tcinen 70 handle q Incritorious prov :
cry IN England and Scotland. pro =
.idcd owners VIII :siv" Thorn suiiicicn :
tiinc I" ilA;Hc" tn" Undertaking.: hut
tho property must BE- large, Icur ~.
on trans portation til. good and
thoroughly proSpcctcd ana proven.
Aduicss 9 c. WALTON, Iutull
HuildiuE iichuoud Va.
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WANTED TO RENT TWO CoNNECT-
inc rooms for light housekeeping
with mic" Family. II 522. care Times
Dispatch.
brilhi sunny ana heated rooms. Nr
ply ici E"rth Ninth street.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS IN MEM
within one sGuar. Of Forest Hill car
Lire ,3i", West Thirty-second street.
Woodland Heights.
NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
centrally located. Single. So; double.
Slr per month. Call phone Madison
COMFORTABLE LARGE: ROOMS. CON
vcitout TO business centre. at III
East i'ranilin street
ljuH KENr TWO LARGE ;RIGIIT
rooms. furnished or unfurnishcd.
win on without board 5 North
ONE or TWO NICE LARGE ROOMS
with table hoard. ISIS Nest Avenue.
EUNNiSHEp rAKLoR EEDItooM:
also hall r""'u. - East Marshall.
WANTED, no KENr 10 ONE OR TWO
young men. front room on south
THIRD street rhonc Madison 2s2S-J.
LNRGl.. HEATED SECOND FLOOR
front room and board for refined
,tU"le or two gentlemen. Refer
.Hccs exchanged 2O3 West Grace
- l.sNfNl i.sN W i.l.l. = 4 /. -
ini- tud small rooms: central.
FoR REST. NEW THREE OR FOUR
room rHt. bath, electric lights and
~" rooms heated H. y riIAuf.
l5-H buchanan street. south Eich-
rlolld
on or TWO SMALL. FURNISHED
rODu-. with or without hOusekc"p-
iue - south Adams.
TNNo 'oAIMuNiCNTING ROOMS. FUR
uiSh,d for light housekeeping. with
l>itcieucttc. south twenty second
FOL, tEN1 FURNISHED "t:pNT
room. also several other furitsh.I
rooms. Floyd Ay.uuv. near liar
ilsuu street ph"nc Madison '150-J.
Fl'HNfSHtD II ~ : /: X +: +: III y q
rooms 81. East Cary Street
FpE RENT TWO NICELY FUR
risr'I rooms. or will tale fuur gen
um'n "r lady hoardcrs. hot water
lHths. home comforts. terms reasuu-
.bl &i- South Fourth.
FtlNlSHED ROOMS ny DAY 81:
''t,l. central Locations 100 North
2 '
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STORE. 627 EAST MAIN SriiE:r.'r.
two-Story and basement. new and ia
cNccilcnt order. rent $l.2cp per an
mum.
100 NORTH SEVENTH STREET..
corner Franklin street; store cor.
"i'ico and basement: urpositr Nir-
:inlI hallway aiJ rover Euildiup {;
rent NerI low.
6i5 EAST MAIN STREET.. Srul.r AND
concrete basement. hirh pitched ana
very light: viii rent low 10 good ton
OFFICES ON SECOND FLOOR. OVER
thiS bank: hrat and jauitor service
FURNISHED; rent moderate.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
.. l. HNWiliNS. ManagGr.
Main and Seventh streets.
| HAVE .SENEEAL VACANT l'EOT-
1rticS for rent To culorvd people.
VII be glad TO STOW tlcni. L. \
tI'itAS. corner Second aud Leigh
streets Phone Mouro. ISIS
tcOMiNG or HOAHp!N,iG HOUSE
,ourtt"n rooms. furnished. v',cc!iout
location: nearly every room Glle,.
heap IL quick renter Ndur.ss T.
IN. car" Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 RENT \ MODERN
house. between Richmord ana re
lS'Shui%. by Ai&! J. - 5GI. car.
FINES rispntch.
i'oi; RENT. TWO MEM HI;ICK REST
""nEcS. SIX rooms bath ana pantry
listed by Arril t. Arply 1881 Car
rir.fHa street
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N EXCEPT iONAL cprORTt-NlTY IS
offered i"dy Dr gentleman wan fev
Hhrr.u dplIar- 80 join gentleman
IArS" carnival and amusement cou =
phrN Tor Couinu season nneit,'..
''':IE d. Aprii iu Virginia aud clos.n.,
% October in t.. Southwest rro'it.
HiEl'"" l'uiia,r can Naudl. -.ll casI.
Address u 80, care Times Dispatcu
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THREE NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSES
on Wcsthamptuu car line; large lots
modern. latrobc heat: small payment
down, balance on easy terms.
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WASlINGTON REAL. t.S-
tate-Ncw modern ircproof apart
rn-nt house. sixty min" apartments.
rented !or S3".n"o year: iIncst loca-
lion IL city. Price, $4,000. VIII
v%chans" equity OF S-co.OrO for an
estate il south. not :" exceed S2oO.-
600. NEW YORK REAL. ESTATE
BROKERS'. 1923 + street. y. w
1. ~ L
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buuruINR

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"J, -, ~. MD 80. HAMILTON itpAD%
-ou'''i : Niu > N'''" N-!!' u..tSu " IN
,ufs. M'IfsSEs TAHB, 3o,loyara ', I'M
HAMPTON IA
,.-,.-,.,,,.,,
bo .i I!i,,; "A, MD HpoMAES VAT.
t,i.e.,.,s,1s ,.,.,,,.,... = 80 -,
49, 80 ~, =, ! ~ - - y i',,l
eulsi.! Furnished 10 j. rent anI
ti"hSi' NJ uy'l dtIS ~ Alitr- HORACE
Ni.l-LFDiHp 3pNlS.S ucw AMI We'll!
sIu!pped nous% -oo f.ast tr"i.llin
7,.,,is>. ,,,,,,,
iiL:N ~, ~ ToMi, 70 iNcllAioNp
s,u can po, . ri,c. 'cll,,i, ,n,,. f.,
.rc Meals scr..d iu OLD Nir:int.
SECoND rLoOE FRONT ROOMS
door, soolh OF The Chcsieraeld
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1919 fuitNis II ~; ~ i;AIED
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FOR RENT. TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR
nEht housek.TpnIS. lh-v Delaware
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FURNISHED ROOM, FOIIGrII. FLOOR,
virginia Building: elevator electric
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FoK GENTLENlEN. SINGLE or DOT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

EAi;I;AIN-A GROCERY DDINt: GOOTf
business. owner must leave cit,s
soon. and viii sell out at Il barraii
II sold in next twenty days l.oolj
~ TINS. Address l. al. car. Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15

Will. SELL PART OR ALL OF $1,000
investment III large Main Street
paying excellent dividends: absolute
~ safe. and earning over % per
cent net annually; lea ving city ucccs- =
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
RfaI G6tatf for SALE

For SALE. SEMEN ROOM FRAME,
detached house: modern, new brick
garage, with tank and pump: two
squares from ear line Nest End:
wiil sell At bargain price.