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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
FOR SAIE-I,cal Estate.


FOR sale. up-to-datc l2-room Gintcr
Park residence. every convenience
necessary. III YOU find nave not.
VIII arrange supply your wants II 10.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

y pretty home site OF = ~ acres >
squares from PETERSBURG: car lin.
few minutes ride from city II liz
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WHITE: Il CO.
American National Bank BUILDING
WEST END.

WEST END.
lovely home. $500 block Hanover
n., Mhrs"mr. 10 rooms. h3,-wnter heat. ?
Let us show YOU this house.
1900 block Stuart Avenue. o rooms. hot
water heat. baths. every modern
convenience. This is an opportunity to
srt bargain.
$500 block Stuart Avenue. (? rooms. la
trobc. large lot. y real sacrifice. See
us Monday.
EAST END.
800 block East Broad street. . rooms.
latrobc. $3.50.
zoo block North Twcn,y-ffth. rooms.
$4,000.
coo block North Twenty-sevcnth. 7
rooms. $4,000.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
NORTH RICHMOND.
coo block Hawthorne Avenue. . rooms.
rapor heat, brick $4,000.
BARTON Avenue. s rooms. no, water
heat Sticco: at great sacrifice.
BACON Road, s rooms. hot water heat.
large lot Owner needing cash.
LAMB Avenue, rooms. corner. $4,000.
1900 block Second Avenue. rooms
furnace heat. $1,000.
500 block Third Avenue. rooms. la
trobc. lot 9oXii0 feet: everything IL
home should be. See this before you
buy.
WE have the most complete list OF
suburban homes and building lots See
us before YOU buy.
WHITE x co
FOR sale. 80 feet on Monument Avenue.
near tho city limits. at $2J per foot.
Address T. 10i. care Times Dispatch.
Monument Heights. nice lot. half
cash. balance on time. Address II SEQ.
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FOR sale. nice small home on Southern
Railway. not far from Richmond: 6
room house. outbuildinGS and plenty
OF land. Small cash payment. balance
long time. T. 1872. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale at Wcsthampton. on car line
nice building lots. all improvements.
mcnt. balance monthly. without inter
est or taxes. Address + 1oS, care Times
Dispatch.
SOUTH Richmond. rooms aud bath.
corner. 3oXl22; owner must sacrifice;
$3.50 cash. balance SIG per month: price.
Sl.I0o IS. care Times-Dispatch.
FIVE lots. Highland Springs. for sale
or trade. stop - Make mo an
offer. W. II. Harris 1875 East Thir-
tcenth Street South Richmond.
HANDSOME new brick residence. fac
ing Chimborazo Park. rooms and
combination gas and electric lights.
cellar under entire house: Il very de-
sirahle and delightfully."- located little
home. owner going TO leave the city
and must sell at once. price. s6.a06
hamilton & Campbell, Eleventh and
null streets:
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For sale. Grove Avenue lot. fun depth,
close Ia cars; good surroundings.
Price reduced.
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$i.500-Wcst End. & rooms. all modern
cOnvcnicnccS; near car.
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FOR SALII-itcaI Estate.

FOR sale at WcSthampton. on Three
chopt Road. several nice building
lots. on car line. Easy terms Ad-
Dress u NJ. Cnrc TimrS- DiSpat Ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

West End brick. e
rooms. city convcnicnccs: good terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

JOHN Il. GoDDIN e. co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

IS. O00--Ccntrally located Investment
property. consisting Of 3 6-room brick
dwellings. gas. latrobc. etc, renting for
$500 per annuIn. Can't be beat.
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necessary. III YOU find we have not.
Will arrange supply your wants. II no.
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JOHN II. GODDIN & co.
s2.G00--Dctachcd West End brick. e
rooms. city convcnicnccs: good terms.
si5Oo-wcst End. { rooms. all modern
convcnicnccs: near car.
IS. O0o-Ccntrally located Investment
property. consisting of 6-room brick
$500 per annum. Can't be beat.
sl,Sco-wcs, End flats. rooms each.
gas and water. Rent. $40.
s6.OoO-Grovc Avenue home. rooms.
electric lights furnace heat good
lot. This is Il bargain
st.oOo-Nicc Groom brick. near Libby
Park. Bath, gas. etc.
sS.25o-west Grace street. rooms.
electric lights. ho,-watcr heat. .
BEAUTIFUL boulevard lot. 25-foot
front. near Floyd Avenue. at !; very
reasonable price.
DESIRABLE lots In Highland Park.
fintcr Park and WcSthampton Euy
now before spring advance in prices.
GINTER PARK
", 1905, rooms: hot water hIn, and
der whole house: close to car lines.
FOR sale in Woodland Heights. S.rooIn
new house. hot and cold water. ono
half black OF car line. $3.50. 6 l2i.
care Times Dispatch.
$2.lO0 buys 6-room modern brick house
in West End: $500 cash. Lot on
Monument Avenue, near Tildcn. cheap.
.C 125. care Times Dispatch.
HIGHLAND Park, G-rnom house, cheap
and very easy terms; all modern con-
vcnienc"S. near park ana car line, $3.50
if sold this week. Address - 92J. care
Times Dispatch.
rar" opportunity To secure a beauti-
full home on one of the best avenues
Of Gint"r Park rooms larg" reception
hall. hardwood floors and laundry In
cellar, large lot. as am leaving city
This week. vii! make big reduction
and terms to suit purchaser. Address
Post Office Box 1856
FOR sale, t-room cottage. lots, close
to car. Highland Springs. $500: will
pay IL per cent. stays rented. y 226.
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TWO acres with house OF 4 rooms. on
car line. 4 miles from Richmond Call
TO see T. j. Normcnt, 1909 F.as; Mar
shall street
FOR sale. $500 for new G-room frame
dwelling: cos; S2.2j0: must sell W.
+. l.. r., No. {. Box 73-F.
FOR sale cheap. on OF the prctticst
corner lots In Highland Park. ono
square from ear line. Phone Randolph
l.o.-J:
S5j per foot Will buy two lots OF north
side OF Park Avenue. beginning l25
Lots 423 South Pine. phone Randolph
p:2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

SPLENDID opportunity for AN II nor
cent brahd-ncw brick invcst.nnn,
rat building rented at very rcasonallr
rate: j. IT,. Crawford. owner, phouc
Madison .21S '''"'
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OF rents and the general
. supervision of property our speciality.
Your business Sol.s tied.
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FOR sale. an ideal Monument Avenue
residence, corner lot al - feet.
TaSicfullN appointed: handsomely Tin
ishcd. 1t viii prove Il joy to YOU for
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WOODLAND Heights. I-roOm house, in
first class conditions: newly papcred
and painted. Price. S2.i50: only $3.50
cash. balance S22.J0 per month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

81 SOONEST End flats. 4 rooms each.
gas and water. Rcnt, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

TWO lots and small rental property
near the Locomotive Works Price.
$1,000 Mortgage. $500 about Is months
to run now. Will trade these proper
ties for one piece OF property either
improved or unimprovcd. VIII assume
rcasonab BILE mortgage. Address y COS.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

$6,000-52U acres. . - miles Of station
and over 100 acres highly improved
land, 100000 feet timber: residence of
rooms. slate roof. 3 hay and tobacco
barns. This land is all practically all
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THE: CENTRAL. REALTY COMPANY.
INC, ola Hull street. Phone
Randolph 10

WOODLAND Heights, beautiful home.
situated on the best cross street in
the heights; only - square from the
ear line. The lot is level and nicely
turfcd. The house contains rooms
and hath: II has large front and side
porchcS and upper and lower back
pOrchcs. Thc price is only SS.IlO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

$i.a0o-iSS acres on G. e. q. Ry.. station
on property. excellent land. clear o
mortgage. S-room residence ana ncC"s
Sary outbuildings. Will trade for cit!
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

S6.O00-GrOvc Avenue home. : rooms.
electric lights furnace heat; good
lot. This Is Il bargain.
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$500 CASH

Balance long time. Will secure a
beautiful new brick residence. . rooms
and bath. hardwood mant"ls. combina-
ton fixtures. hot water heat ana all
modern convcnicnccs. This Is a beauty.
ana on ON" of the best avenues in the
West End. No Information through
phone.
WILLIAM NJ. MILLER & co. INC.
1913 North Eighth Street
tCal for Mr.. Thomas H. Tow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

WILL trade first class farm of l53
acres for city property. one half mile
OF store church. school, etc. About 90
acres in good state of cultivation, bal
aucc in timber: several thousand rail-
road tics; S-room slate roof house:
numerous outhuildinEs. Good orchard.
Price. $4,000. Am very anxious to trade
this for city property At once. Address
- 9l7. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

FOR sale, attractive suburban homo
with Ii acres of land near station.
Owner leaving city. y bargain owner.
t 1870. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. lots in Highland Park An
mex; separate or whole. Address *
oO9. care Times Dispatch.
hampton, nice building lots. close TO
car. Easy terms II desired. Address
y l03. car" Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

FOR sale. another Monument Avenue
residence on the north side. near
Meadow. FOR $4,000 This can't br
beat Tor the money anywhere in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

WOODLAND Heights. new house.
frame with slate roof: rooms. bath
and pantry. electric light and latrobc
heat: lot is i6 l-2XliS: situated l..
squares from the car line. Price,
S3.l50: only $500 cash payment re-
uuircd. balance easy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

$1,000. rental 1854 per year. New brick
hats in the West End. south of Main
street. Can be bought on easy terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

WOODLAND Heights lots-Wc have
several nicely located lots that We
can sell AT low price for small cash
payment and balance monthly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

$3.50 will buy nice Groom frame
dwelling in the West End. 5000 block.
Can be converted into Hats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

THE best bargain in the East End, g.
room and all convcnienccs. Must be
sold ut once; owner leaving city. Easy
payments. Apply 11o5 Garrison Street.
2l7 East Twelfth Street. South Rich
moud. > rooms, hall and bath. cleo
trio lights. nice home. I'ricc. $4,000.
Terms easy. Will consider 5-paSSens er
Ford ear as part pay. Apply lis East
Twelfth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

Hill cheap for cash. Nearly l3 per
cent Investment. Only $3.50 cash. Adj
dress - 924, care Times Dis patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

$500 will buy new. modern Groom
detached house Grove Avenue.
strictly modern and up-to-datr. viii
consider exchange for smaller house III
the West End.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

sl.j00-52 - acres in Chesterfield
County. 20 acres in good state cult
vation. balance in wood. 7-room house
in good condition, large 2-story barn:
clear Of mortgage. Will trad" for city
property.
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S%.ion hnys 4 coy fiat building on Rob
CrSOi street of - separate and dis
;inct Hats built along modern lines
y real bargain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

f.O00-Nicc Groom brick. near Libby
Park. Bath, gas. etc
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FIVE 60 room cottage, four CD good
outbuildinEs. with unusually large
lot for chickens and garden. Must be
sold quick. Price. $l,250. This is 5000
less than actual cost. Terms. - cash.
balance SIS per month.
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SS,250---WcSt Grace Street . rooms
baths.
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Will trade a GO-foot West Main
street lot and $4,000 or $4,000 cash for
Lee District dwelling or b,Isincss prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

THE CENTRAL. REALTY COMPANY
INC, 9la HUI! street, Phone
Randolph 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21

BEAUTIFUL boulevard lot 2,-root
front. near Floyd Avenue. at a very
reasonable price.
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WEST End, l0-room. detached house.
Arranged in flats. - rooms and bath
each. Separate entrances double deck
front and back porchcS: 2S-foot front.
All in absolutely tirSt-clHsS condition.
Electricity and gas. Good tenants.
Price. S4.25O. Will trade for automobile
or other real estate. Address - 800.
care, Times Dispatch
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
FOR THE SICK ROOM.

Some may say, We know that" Quite true; but do you practice these small things which mean much to one who is not well?
 Never whisper in the presence of a patient or exhibit signs of worry or excitement.
 Keep the room clean and tidy. Use a slightly dampened cloth for dust ing; put couple of drops of turpen- tine. on 1t as disinfectant.
 All vessels and glasses should be covered
 Always wash the hands in a weak solution of disinfectant when leaving sick rom.
 Serve meals daintily; change the tray dressing as frequently as possi- ble.
 Never wake a patient for food or anything else. except under the phy- siciar's orders. Settling for the night frequently takes longer than is calculated upon so start early, before the patient be- comes tired and nervous. In all things try to be considerate Many times patients are looked upoT as cranks when in reality the care. taker and conditions in general art somewhat at fault
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
AM ERICA. HELPS JAPAN.

It is impossible to overlook the sig nif1cance of the announcement which is made by the assistant general man: ager of the Japanese steamship line now operating steamers between San Francisco and the orient to. the effect that where the company now has four vessels 1t will have ten by the end of the year to take care of it's trade. This means the expansion of the Jap- anese merchant marine at the expense of this country. This company has seen the opportunity created by the legislation passed here for chance to develop and it is not slow in talk ing advantage of it. Thus, instead oi American vessels, which have been do- ing this business which the Japanese line is preparing to handle, getting tho encouragement which they so much needed. they are being replaced by those of other countries.
 This company sees the opportunity of becoming the successor of the Pa. cific Mail company. which has gon. out of business because of the sea. Haan,s act which becomes operativs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
THE MOVIE rRusr.

Another decision which upholds the contention of the government concern ing the antitrust laws has been rem dered by the United States district court at Philadelphia whereby the Mo- tion Picture Patents company is de- ciared a monopoly in restraint of trade.
 This is holding company which controls the patent rights of many important features in the moving pie ture business. It was to all intents and purposes organized for the pur- pose of getting this control under one big head and when it is confined to the protection of the interests which are held in the various patents it is legitimate. There is no violation of the law in such a monopoly as follows the business of selling patented ar ticles. It is when by such a grip that 1t possesses from that right that il uses its power to force business tc knuclkle to its demands in other re- spects that it goes contrary to the aIti-trust laws. This Is what 1t was claimed by the government Chat 1t did by forcing the purchasers of it's films to buy all their other supplies from this organization. Unless such was done the purchase of the films woult not be permitted, and thus whip. hand was held over the little fellows The purpose was not only to get the business under their patents but tc force the users of any of their good. to refrain from doing business witf any other picture supplies manufac. turers.
 According to the court decision tn, users of films have a right to buy what they want of the patented good. but that they cannot be forced to bu1 all their supplies from the trust jus because the goods which the combina. tion deals in are patented.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
rHE PRoPER Acrlon,

It has been a long fight but it is believed that it is the right action which has been taken by J. P. Morgan in turning over to a. judge in Virginia the will of Martha Washington for such disposition as that state may choose to make of 1t. Mir. Morgan has made this Virginia judge temporary custodian of the document, fully con- vinced that it will be placed among the treasured possessions of Virginia, isasmuch as the judge was one of a committee from the state who had ap- pealed to MT. Morgan for the return of the paper to that state
 During the Civil war this will, to- getl1er with other papers, was taken from the Fairfax courthouse by a fed eral soldier. He retained possession of it and when the right time present. ed itself disposed of 1t to the late J. Pierpont Morgan in whose collection of historic documents it has held a treasured place ever since. Virginia wanted it. It was but natural de- sire and in view of the manner in which it had been taken from the records of that state there was a determination that it should be re- stored if persuasion and legal action could accomplish it. Both methods to regain it were adopted, but while the suit is pending the personal appeal by state delegation appears to have won out. MT. Morgan. the son, has recognized the justice of virginia'e claim and while it is believed that the holding of it as long as he did was sir@ply to insure it's protection there can be no ouestion hut what his decision to return it to Virginia ie the right one. His course is therefore to be commended instead of waiting | until he was forced by the courts tc l do the same thing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
NEW BLACK. JEwELRY.

Jet, although discarded until but laely, is making it's reapearance now. It is worn. of course, with a difference. Gone are those clumsy brooches, those large obtrusive beads Instead. there are brooches formed like small plaques and carved with classic designs. and necklaces. if worn at all. are of small beads. sometimes interspersed with tiny pearls, or they are of dull and bright black jet in attenuation
 Onyx jewelry Is liked. but 1t is not worn by those in deep mourning.
 Black enamel, studded with infinites- mal diamonds or merely outlining a diamond brooch or pendant that Is set a jour- is often worn with half mourn ing.
 Black enamel slides. or white enam- el ones. or those of paste and diamond are slipped over ribbon of black velvet that tightly encircles the throat
 Amethysts are the stones par ex- eellence and are beautiful when mounted in gray or white enamel, o1 in the new silver that has gray fn- ish.
 Gray agate cut en cachabon and mounted in platinum or dull silver has a subdued effect and Is appropriate fol wearing with a gray frock- Gray pearls including, of course, artificial ones. are lovely with a gray frock. white wrist as black bangle. Single bangles, not to narrow, o' bright jet are the mode and they ars sometimes studded with diamond ol | pearl.
 White crystals both plain and en. graved. are other stones we'll adapted | for wear now.
 A solitary stone is sometimes siuni on slender chain of platinum ank worn round the neck, hanging hal l way to the waist
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
RECIPES.

Goldfish and cream-Pick up and soak without boiling a pint of salt fish for each four persons to be served. Scala one quart of milk in double boiler. with butter size of small egg. and when at boiling point add one rounding tablespoon flour carefully blended in cold milk. If an egg can be spared, beat 1t well and ad 1t with the flour to the hot milk. Drain fish and stir into the cream. Add salt if necessary. Have ready two hard boiled eggs and a tablespoonful of chopped parsley Pour codfish and cream onto a large platter. Around the edge place strips or rings of the hard boiled egg whites. Crate the yolks over the whole.t Sprinkle with paprika and chopped parsley and serve with meaiy baked potatoes. Corn Bread-Two cups cornmeal one cup bread four, three teaspoon fuls baking powder. one teaspoonful | salt two eggs, two cups milk. two ta- blespoonfuls melted butter. Mix and
 sift dry ingredients; separate eggs
 beat yolks and mix with milk; add this to dry ingredients; beat well; add
 melted butter; fold in beaten whites turn into pan.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
GOOD TO KNOW.

To clean white wool yarn sift warm cornstarch through 1t and roll in a towel. Tn two days shake the starch out of it and 1t will be perfectly white.
 A warm quilt for winter is made of pair of bordered cotton blankets with cotton put in as for any other quilt. Tie with wool the same color as the border.
 Powdered sugar is perferred by some people in making hard sauce.
 A new house should never be pa- pered till all signs of damp disappear To make mashed potatoes creamy put one-half teaspoonful of baking powder in, a good sized dishful. Beai hard and serve immediately.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-04
GET OUT THE VOTE.

This is election day, when town officers are selected for the next two years and it is therefore time for &C., tion upon the part of those voters and taxpayers who are concerned in the welfare of the big corporation. It is not a time when apathy should pre- vail, 1t is not day to stay away from the polls and leave the duty of se- lecting the officials to the other fel- low; it is the time when every eiector should recognize his responsibility and do his utmost to cast his ballot for the best town government
 Having named one of the strongest tickets in number of years and at a time when the party is once again united, the way is clear for a re- publican victory if the voters respond to their duty and a republican vic- tory gives assurances, through the men who will be elected, that town business will be done on a business basis and it is such assurances that the people want. The need is there fore apparent of getting out to the polls, voting the ticket straight. and voting early. There is no reason why there should not be republican land. slide if the voters are gotten out.
 The polls will be open in all dis. tricts from 6 in the morning until in the afternoon and in the first dis. trfct they will remain open until 8 In addition to the town officials tn voters will have an opportunity tt express themselves on the constitu tional amendment which will empowe the legislature to pay the transports tion expenses of the legislators dur ing the session of the general assem bly. This is only what the stat, should do. and it should not be forgot ten that the vote for this as well a the town officials here is taken on tn voting machines and not by paper bal lots.