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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
EAST QEIAEl

George Swan has returned home from
Washington.
Mrs. Angie Stearns Ia visiting rela.
tives and friends 10 this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Bartlett have re
turned TO South FramiughSm, Mass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George X. Hastings and
little son visited relatives at Paris las,
week.
Mr.. Pavson Rich has moved his family
into the u c. Perry house now owned
by ID. w. Cole.
J. N. Bartlett has been at home from
Berlin, n. H., the past week, laid up
with lame back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
HEBRON.

Mr.. Gleason from Massachusetts,, q
representative Of the Y. N. c. A, gave .
very fine sermon Sunday morning. Old
and young alike were mnch pleased. Al
ar. NJ. he again spoke to the young men
III the association and others.
The students held their first lyceum
for the term Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Augustus Bumpus, who fell and
sprained his ankle last week, Ia gaining,
but still confined TO the house. Mr..
Bumpus was picking apples and the
ladder slipped, letting him fall about ten
feet.
Mrs. Jane Barrows OF Boston IL visit
Ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. 8. G. Howe.
Mrs. C. T.. Harden has let the "Bird's
Nest" to Mr.. Hatch, one Of the carpen-
tiers on the dormitory, and will 60 to
Everett. Mass, for the winter, where
she can have all her children with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Good Cooking Makes Good Hushsnds-
The window Display.
Does Advertising Pay
one Week More.
Tucser's Harness and Trunk store.
Non resilient Taxes IN Porter.
Prospectus OF Country Gentleman
fSrm for sale
Notice.
stray Horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17

single Copies OF the Democrat are four cents
each. They viii be mailed on receipts Of price by
the publishers OF for the convenience Of patrons
sinsle copies Of each issue have been placed on
sale a. The following places In the County:
south Paris, Stnrsevanss Drug store.
Shursled's Drug Store.
Norway, Noyes' Drug Sscrel
stones Drug STORE Il
Buckfei Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
Fryeburx Az. Lewis. insurance once
Paris nh, Mrs Harlow, Poss once.
Bryxnt's Pond, III. J. Libby.
West PARA samuel L. White.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT

II he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying but Bucklen's Armies
Salve will cure the worst case Of Piles
on earth. IL has cured thousands. Fol
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions III
the best sslve Ia the world. Price DC. Z
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by +. A
Shurtleff 4 Co., druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
NEWRY,


October Is giving US some truly de-
lightful weather, and people are improv-
ing Il Ia visiting In town.
Among the guests at j. s. Aliens the
past week are Mrs. Ada Richardson OF
South Paris, Mrs. Lucy Allen and sons
Of Stoneham, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood
OF Conway, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Richmond Of Rumford and Mr.. Ed
Allen OF Stoneham.
Tuesday was perfect day, and j. 8.
Allen, wife and baby, accompanied
friends TO Rumford Falls, returning Ut
night.
Rev. G.. L. Stone, our pastor, was
united IN marriage to Miss Florence Ab-
bott Of Bethel Tuesday, Oct. 10, at the
residence OF the brides fsther, Rev. Mr..
Eldridge officiating. They will occupy
the parse mage after two weeks bridal
tour.
SUNDAY RIvER.
Have an agent here selling new kind
Of cultivator. Has sold Il.
Frank Littlehale Ii sick with rheuma-
tism.
Herbert Ksudalrs little girl b very
sick.
Hiram Twitchcll Of Bethel ID doing
carpenter work for c. d. Athert0n.
Mr.. Emery works every rain on his
drive. HIS & nearly In the great river.
Ars. R9gsns has been 70 Rsriia .
eek.
Miss Msrroxs and Miss Barker OF
West Bstisel were hare Visiting last
week.
Lsrna l.ittlehale, Robert Bean and
Everett Brown attend school st Gould
Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17

Mrs. James French, Store and los sS Porter
Village; Dcmerritt lot and onehalf
WIN. Towie los, t33
John b Danforth, farm, until lately occu-
pied by him; Samuel French field;
pasture near Ivory Dxnforth's, 81 s
Monroe French, Rition land bounded north
By land OF y. II. Brooks, east by land
OF X. l.. Hatch, ~
Moses 8. Stanley. neld and pasture, bound
Ell north By !. b. Sawyer. east by
Hiram. So
John r. Ridion, ID. ID. Ridlon stand at
Kexar Falls occupied BY 8. A. Nc
Daniel, III
ALVIN G. STANLEY,
Collector of Taxes Of the Town Of Porter.
Oct 8, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17

TEnxs s-el 50 year II paid ssricsly In advance
Otherwise es-eo year. Single copies censs-
ApvExrlsxnxxrs%A An legal advertisement
are given three consecutive Insertions for elS0
per Inch In length Of column Special connacts
made with local uansiens and yearly adveres-
ers.
power expcrfenced workmen and loo prices
com bine % make this department. Of our boss-
ness complete and popular.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Cooke had won the greatest number or
games among the ladies' she was pre-
scented with 4 beautiful Japanese pate.
The Sentleman's prize. PIPE. was pre-
serted TO Mr.. Vaughan. Mrs. Page
Won the ladies' BOBBY prize which
proved TO be an embroidered tablet.
while 10 Mr.. Henderson. who was less
fortunate than the other gentlemen in
winning the games, considered himself
lucky IN securing the BOBBY prize. a
match safe. Whichc took the form of
the "OlG Bay The consolation prize
silt picture, was cut for and won l..
Mrs. Iiaines. ! dclectable repast We
then partallen OF, and ii was n Nate
hour before this delightful party came
10 Il close. Miss Josephine Cooke and
MIR Wellington Hardy kept the score
for the players who were Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Nelson Page Mr.. and Mrs Jas
Riddle. Mrs. Lee Hardy. Mr. and Mrs
II. \, Dob!e Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Cooke
Mr.. ana Mrs. JAS. \. Leigh. Mr. and
Mrs. Thorn w. Henderson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. d. S Burwcll, Mr.. and Mrs, j
n. Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. Chas
1laines, ana Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bat
tie Dancy.
Another delightful card party given
on Monday evening, WAS that to which
Miss Annie Billnps invited number nf
her friends The affair was rendered i'm
honor Of her guest, Miss Saycrs of
Wytheville. ana took place ut the resi-
denco az Miss Eilups. on I}utc street.
The rarlors were prct,iiY dressed. red
ard white being the prevailing coluls.
which We're set of nv background OF
green foliage. Five tables were sur
rounded by the players, who were
were Miss Savers, Miss White. OF
Abingdon; Miss Mary sutton. Miss
Louise Heath. Misses Jane and Alice
Serpell. Miss Emma Nash. Miss Lucille
Hudsins. Miss Annie Mayer. Miss Bil-
lups. DIR. u. L. Burgess, DR.. T.. j..
Field, Mr.. n. A. Ross Mr.. John Penrce.
Mr. Minetree. Of Pctersburg AIR VIII
liam Ridley, Of Portsmouth; Mr. James
Payne. Mr.. Albert Nash. MIR. Cecil Fill
lups and Mr. George Billups. and the
ever fascinating game of hearts WAS
begun. Miss Mary Sutton succeeded in
capturing The fewest of the undcsircd
articles and was awarded the prize. Il
handsome Dncushion. The gentlemon'S
prize. = 3ilvcr ma tchbox. was won by
Mr.. ridley. Miss Lucille IIuGgins and
MIR. Minctree succeeded in carrying of
the consolation prizes. which were sill
yer pencils. The delightful repast which
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Cathedral. in Baltimore, at half-past
five o'clock on Thursday, February ID
Miss Carroll is n sister OF Mrs. 4. Ro-
land Nash. of this city, and has many
friends in Norfolk.
Thursday being the anniversary of
the day on which our honored Southern
General. Robert Il. Lee, was born, was
appropriately observed by the Confed-
crate veterans of our city by the giving
of IL banquet. The Atlantic Hotel was
the scene of this happy gathering, and
had been decorated for the occasion by
flags so dear to every soldier who
Fought under their beloved commander
n menu consisting of the delicacies Of
the season was partallen of, and toasts
were made and responded to on sub
1ects which brought back memories OF
the days of war to the survivors of 'G5
who We're present.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Virginia Wise to. dance to be given
on the Receivingship Franklin Tues
day evening, in honor Of her guest.
Miss Louise Kendall. of Boston.
Mrs. Mamie Coleman Edmunds has
issued invitations to the marriage of
her daughter Helen, to Mr.. John Wal
Ter Boswell on Wednesday afternoon
January 25th. at n quarter to o'clock.
at epiphany church, Danville, Va.
Miss Stanley Atkins and Miss Ma
rianne Meade. OF Richmond, are the
guests OF the Misses Allyn. on Butte
Mrs. George Pollard and Miss vir-
ginia Pollard left Thursday to visit
friends in Washington.
Miss Nancy Ward left Thursday on
the Bay Line for Baltimore.
Misses Jane and Alice serpel left
i D,S week TO visit friends in South Car
Miss Resale Mccormick. of Berry
vile. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
j. Jett Mccormick. on York street.
Miss Elizabeth Conrad, Of Winches-
| ter. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
| Henry H. Little. Olney road, Client.
Continued on Seventh Page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Knit Underwear.

Socially reduced prices Will prevail in
our Winter Underwear Department
highly interesting reductions Oh every
broken hne OF Kni, Underwear 10,
women. misses and children.
A lew Children's Grey Vests, in size,
10 and I6, somcwha, soiled, sold at 25e,
price ice.
Childrcn's Grey Vests. white n.ec.d
lined, sizes 20 and D. never soils less THIN
25c. Special orice sc.
Ladies Heavy Rbbcd Vests, well
ileeeed, all sizes, rs. grade. Special
I9c.
Ladic2 White Wool Jersey R,btod
P,nls, in size 3 only, solj at U.s.. ana
SLIGO, price 59t.
Ladies Viii Mcrino Wool Pauts.
sizes . ana 81 only, sold at Sl.00 aaa
SI.25,pri-c o)c.
Ladies MATERIAL Grey Jersey Rihbcd
Vests and Pants, only few l,lt, sod at
IS. Price to close out, 59c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
IN SOCIETY'S REALM

On the 10th of january ninety-two
years ago Il Tiny babe first saw ;hc light
OF Stratford, IN WestIn oreland county.
Iorn of an old ana llustrous family
descended from long line of ancestors
who had been foremost in tho upbuiid-
ing and government OF our country, this
baby boy was destined to become the
great and glorious man ne proved him
self through the trials ana hardsnps
Nliictl he endured during the four
years Of the civil war. At the name of
Robert Il. Lee Il thl1cb of patriotism
end love courses through the heart OF
every man ana woman throughout the
Southland. He lived to illustrate to
the world how, despite failure ana de-
feat. a soldier could command honor
Ind love frcm those for whom he strug-
E;ed and admiration and respect from
his foes, such as no success had ever
before won for warrior, prince or po-
tentate."
The anniversary OF the birth Of our
Beloved chiefta:n hero has been set
as;de by the States which once formed
The Coz ,federacy as n holiday. and on
Thursday the odd Vets Of 81 go" who
led by their gaNant general. marched
uNd5r the Southern Cross ana fought
{ r the Lost Cause met to do honor
u his memory which VIII live as long
IS the the history OF our nation
lasts, and to reverence the day when
gave TO the WNlIu inc man whose name
VIII 80 sounding down through count
less ages.
rOut OF its scabbard! Never hand
Waved sword from stain as free
Nor purer sword led a Drawer band.
Nor Drawer bled for n brighter land
cNcr brighter land had 4 cause as
Grand
i;c.. cause. chief like Lee"
The week socially has been very
cay orc. dances. card parties and the
: -tical attractions marking the pro-
& am CT the weeks pleasure.
NJ. and Mrs. Caldwell Hardy enter
tercd the Married Ladies Euchrc Club
90 As@saay evening : tieir hcnle on
Grstsby street in a manner taat was
charming In the hghsSs degrce. The
s mo Of progressive euehre last deabJut
Two hours. when it was found tat Mrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Murray, and Miss Emily Smith. of
Norfolk. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewars.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs of
the winter was the card party, at
which MIR. and Mrs. Thorn Henderson
entertained sixteen Of their friends on
"Wednesday evening at their home.
"Grassic Green" on Colonial avenue,
Client. Progressive euchre was INDUCED
in until late hour. each player eager
to obtain the handsome prizes which
We're ewarded but by the perversity of
fate the score was tied by Mrs. era
ham and Mrs. Haines. thus causing
the former double disappointment
when the prize. y handsome Venetian
Grass vase. was presented to Mrs
iioines. Mr. Hugh Page was presented
with The Sentlem9n's prize, Il silver
rk-scYew, horn handle, With silver
mountings. Mrs. Dancy won the ladies'
BOBBY prize. a calendar. while the gem
t!eman's BOBBY prize was won by Cap
tam Niles. ard he was given Il china
frog tobacco jar. Misses Sophie and
Elizabeth Pickett kept the score. \
supper was then discussed to which an
epicurc could have done Justice and il
was long past midnight when Mr.. and
Mrs. Hcndersons guests donned their
wraps and said good night. Those VINO
were present on this delightful occasion
were Captain and Mrs. Niles. of the
navy yard: Mr. and Mrs. John Graham.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IIaines. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh y. Page. Mr.. and Mrs
Caldwell Hardy Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T..
Cooke Mrs. James Y. Leigh. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Il. Dancy. and Mr. Tench
Tilghman.
Mrs. Chas. Webster entertained the
Card Club. of which she is a mem
Der. n the home of her father. Mr.. w.
w Old. on Frcemason street, Thursday
evening. Although this is a card club
Mrs. Webster introduced an innova-
ton by having a quotation party. Say
iaGs from popular writer's were read
and the authors guessed. Then 4
great bag was passed around and the
guests We're told to write n poem on
what they drew from it's recesses. Miss
Nellie Little found the subject of her
verses must be "a Piece of Chali<.'
and wrote the following lines. which
were awarded the first prize. pear
beaded fan chain:
~ food of childhood's memories
Come surging DER my mind,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

had been prepared, was then served on
the card tables. and dUly enj1yed be
fore the guests dep rted Tor the!r
homes.
Miss Mari rct old gave a theatre
rar!y Monday evsnirs to witness tho
performance ot Mir. Roland Reed and
Miss lsador rush At the Academy OK
Music. Tho nar.y occupied box and
consisted OF Miss Ma Doy%in. of Is ~
timore; Miss Amy Werth OF liicnnand:
Miss Old. Mr. Edward ockenbrough.
Nj iiugh Henry pr. NaNer and AR
w. VI. Old Jr. After the play had cni-
I'd, ana the Woman Ha.cr had .1Ia
there we're no such men IN existence.
Miss Oid's guests rep iued to hcr house.
on reelnas street. where = II lliehtful
supper had been prepared.
Lieutenant Dummy entertained Mrs.
Vail, Mss Pauline Vail and Miss Nu-
glnia VAL. of MoTristowN. \. J.. Tues-
day morning on the L. $. s Nashville.
These ladies were invited to breakfast.
end greatly did they enjoy the morn
ing sren' aboard ship. Nashville can
ribbons were given as souvenirs OF this
occasion.
The fourth Of the series Of germans
given at the Chamberlin Hotel tool,
place on Wednesday night. and al
though ;hc Weather was had the even
,nG proved ona oi rave pie sure Tho
steamer Worden left the Fay line
Vhori little after s o'clock. arrivlrg
a. Cld Point an hour later and spor
the beautiful BAH room was tcemiug
With hcNcs and beauX, ready for tho
good tiue which they cNncricuccd
until midnight. Mr.. X. c. Tavlor led
the couples through many pretty ger
man figures, and TO the music of Tho
Artillery School Band this gay thronC
danced. y delightful little supper was
served during The evening, which was
one of rare pleasure.
among those who were present were
Nlr. AND Mrs Caldwell Hardy MIR and
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Mrs. Holt Page
Mr.. ana Mrs w. c. Wilson. Mrs. Jer-
niron. Of North Carolina nr. and
Mrs. fettus. l.. s. N: Mr. William
Camp. Mr, and Mrs. Edwsrd elliott
Mrs Henry L. Baker. MIR ana Mrs
Edward BiScoc. L. s. N: Misses Bea
tr'ce Patterson. Nina Boykin aud Cor
nelia Tucker If Baltimore: Miss Amy
Werih, OF Richmond: Miss Pauline
Vail, of Morristown. N. j.; the Misses
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

examine ;hisLmv ind
.Aren,o,-ioss Of n mommo.h black board
AnJ - teacher starn-oustcrn
As hn trind to make tho tangled nro-
bIa,ns
Seem a tinv hit moro clear
"tTnre aeoin mid nirth and laughter.
On v.ricb 70 ,v,ita d,oomv .onnn,
Or - merry clink in q rhyme
at wou,d wora an artist
no immorfoliza vou ali.
En- fear The muse Forsoo,i me.
on the stairwnv in The hail
rh. cent1om,n,e nrizo, bon1somolv
I,S,,io,.a v.i,r1 I obinn
~, - 80" , ,rhn,
he "io'c a"'"' HeF'
..r,;. lot; ,,h,
rs. rs 49,, nec,n 'io'"'""'
c., a' dn an" $50 80. r,o,.s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Dress Goods Clearance.

One lot ram aants of high g-aic Dress
Goods i'll p'ain.and fancy weaveS, sold
at 75c and S).oo, price i9c.
One lo;o Crepon effect novelty weavc
Black Dress Gooas, sold al .0- yard,
price 29c.
4o-inch Fine Blacf; Frsnch Serge,
never sold less than 39c. yard Spccial
price Tor Monday, zoe.
Two pieces 54inch Novelty Ch.v:ot
Weave Black Dress Goois, sold at 9Sc.
yard. Special prize. e7c. yard.
Three pieces 5.-;nch Fine Wor5,ed
Suilinss. in neat designs, sold al 93c
yard. Special prise. &c. var!
Five pieces Fine French Elack JAG
guard Suitings, sold al Si.l9, SIPS and
SJ.39. Special price, CSC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

The following few OLD lots of Und.r-
wear 10 c!o5c ont:
Two Jersey Rir6,d Vests, no sleeves,
sod at ; 90 ptic: so:
Two Natural Grey Union Suits, sold
75c., for go.
One A'l-wool Jersey Ribbed Vest, sold
S).25. pric: 7oc.
one Wni.s Union Suit, size 4, sold
81 IS, prize 93c
Two Grey Jersey Ribb.d Pants, sold
sos. price 39c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
A Successful Linen Sale.

The pr.s:n. sale has b,cn striking
success. Su:h a com preh. nsive stool: OF
Linens and sueh uniformly low prices
are not avA,l,b.c anyWnere else in the
city oil Norfolk. Within tn, limits Of
dcpendatility, no chea ger goods axe sod
anywhtrt in the Uaitei States.
81 in:h GRIMM Linen. Cream
Bisachsd DAmasN. A5c. grade Csc
e}-,nch Cream Bieaci.s, Damasl, 50:.
erad, Sc
e6.in,h C,eam B:tas.:ed DAnask,
pure iinsn. Ok. ar4ie 5l:.
63.ineh Cream 8.sansd Soft Finish
Dan'a.&. o7c grais 55c.. 75c. erade
e5c.
Sescial-724nch An,Linsn E,a.f:d
Damagk. 62l:c. rf.ds 52;.
y in:h Blsaehed Dam,sk. exqrisils
dssigns. 75:. erads e5c.
70.inch So!' Finish German Damasl,,
So grace 75c.
72inch Blsached Damask, the 500
ana Sis eIadts, 90c.
NAPKINS. Bleachcd and Ua
bltoch.d At &C.,. 75c.. 90-.. sl.O0, 81 Is,
Si.50, ST Is. 500. S2.25, $3.50, $500,
$3.50 ans $500
He WSTIrCHED NAPKINS--S2.7 Is
S. 50, $500, 81 50, $500 and $3.50.
FRiNGEO DOVLIE5 sos, U.s.,
Sl.O1, $j.25, $3.50 and $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
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A Successful Linen Sale.

CHECKED DOYLIEs- 39c. and
5)e.; fancy borders; at 50c., 75c. and
$500.
Observation-Disclosures grade
25c., eOe. grade Soc, Sj.00 grade e5:.
TOWELS Elegant Bleachcd Cotton
Towel, special a. Sc.
Pure Linen tluck Towel, with red,
b!us and white borders, worth I5c., our
rrice i2tic.
Huck and Damast, Towels in new de-
signs. 25c. grade Sc.
HucI and Dlmask Linen Towels, the
best ever offered, at 25c.
Purs Bleached Huck and Damask
loves, regular price Soc, 60c. and
75c.. now SIS.
Fine Satin Damask Towels, 75c. and
$500 grad, o0c.
TOwELlNGS.- Bleachsd Cotton
Crash. Sc, grade 4c.. &c. grade Sc. Gall
linen).
Fascy Plaid Tow,Iines. SC. grade
7e:. TO-. grade s., j21ic. grade Joe.
Fancy PILLOW Linens, in red, yellow,
tluc and whit, at Joe and I21sc.
ART LINENS -25c 49,, 4Oc., 5oc.,
57;., CSC. and 75c.
LINEN LAWNS POS. 25c.. 3oc.,
35c.. ass, 50, e0c. Us, $l.0O, 81 IS.
$3.50 ana SI.75.
Sheer Linen Can,br;ls. 75c, SI.OO,
SIPS and $3.50.
81 Pillow Case Linen, 500, co., CSC
and 75e.
1914 Linen Sacsting; st.oo ana $l.i5.
Gents Furnishings.
CRAVATS- Newest creations in
CravatS can now b: SEN At our Furnish
ING Coun,.rs Rel and Blu., White
ana Red Navy Blue and Whi.s, Cldet
Blue and White in very wide stripes are
The newest things. See window display.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

12Hc.
Corset Covers, low neck, round and nsct lace
and embroidery trimmed 39c and 42o.
Corset Covers, square neck lace and embroidery
trimmed, Sos
Corset Covers in Cambria, low neck square neck, lace
and embroidery trimmed at 75o and $I.00.
DRAWERS-Pain and lace trimmed, t0c and I9c.
Ladies Drawers, embroidery trimmed and tucked, 25c
and PC.
Ladies Drawers, embroidery trimmed, 39c plain and
tucked, 35c
Laacs Drawers, lace and embroidery trimmed at sos.
Ladies Drawers lace and embroidery trimmed, 75c.
Ladies Drawers lace and embroidery trimmed, with
fancy tuckng, 39c and 81 90.
Drawers trimmed in lace and inserting, embroidery and
inserting 81. IS and S.39
Ct1ENliSE-NIadc with rufflc and plain, 25c and pc.
Chemisc, with ru!lc and inserting trimmed, at 39c
Chemisc. extra long in three styles, embroidery yoke
and rufflc, at soc.
Chcmsc extra long, embroidery yoke, at 69c and Use.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Gearing Sale Of Colorcd
Shirts.

Our entire lot OF M.n's AMI Boys
Laundsred Colored Shirts, pair seoaraie
c Ills to match, that sold regularly At
sos, during our Clearing Sale price BE
apiece.
One lot OF Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts,
two separate Collars and pair separate
Cuffs 10 match. that SOLD regularly at
81 90, during CLEARING SALE; price sos.
PAJAMAS-Ouliug Flannel Paja-
mas reduced from $500 10 72o. during
our Clearing Sale.
COLLARS-S Slightly soiled Collars
Plain standing, high turn over, and regu-
lar torn down styles. Abou, 5 dozen
regular SC grade Collars, slightly so:lsd,
to eloss al once. p.ice Sc apiece.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Mems Unlaundered Shirt
Sale.

The grandest Shirt bargains ever
known in Norfolk can DC had now at our
Shirt Department. Ou7 entire line Of
Mems Plain and Plated Pure Linen
Bosom Shirt that sold regularly at 75c,re-
duccd TO soc apiece during Our clearing
sale only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Gents FURNISHINGS.

Parker and Miss Jane Nicely. Of Ports
mouth Misses Non.- ltcId ami MARY
johnson. Of Roanoke; Miss Sophie
smith, Of the navy yard; Miss Foster,
lolk' Misses Kendall. OF ola Point: Miss
Resale AcCWmick of IcrryVille;
Misses Elizabeth Lauder. Landon Wal
ton. Rosa Melee, Ethel Hardy, Jose
phne Cooke. Margaret Ward. I.issic
II liiard. Eleanor Carr. Mary Bel
N.renn, Emily smith, Myra Vaughn.
t.iIHhcih P!c!,at.. Virginia Jordan.
Emily and Ruth Wilson, Mr.. Robert r..
p"g'am. Of Richmond; Mcssrs. Joseph
Massie, Hudson Sally, Clyde Por,lock.
of Newport News; Mr.. Peacock of
Montreal, Canada; Messrs. James ana
Winston Parrish and William Ridley.
OF Portsmouth MIR. George Southgate.
= ~; Mcssrs j. l.. Pearcc. Walter
teance. Theodore Williams. \. NJ. Age
.aStn, IN. Decatur Mayo. w. Mayo.
Waltcr Taylor, Wellington Hardy, Al
= ylor II. II. Goodridge George Good
ridge. r. G. Taylor. Saunders Taylor.
Il. J.. Doble Edward %Willcox. Leigh
GorGan. George Saundcrson, Washing
ton Reid Hugh Henry, Il. NJ. Henry,
.r, Calvert noy. w. s. Stanworth.
Gcldsboro, J T. Williams. J. L. Heath.
IT.. Il. W. Wilkinson. Hugh Whitehead.
James Jnhnstr0. Turner Johnston. Car
rett smith. Norman Bell, Frank Por-
ler j. l.. Turner, w. y. Ross Ran
dolrh Darlington. Mont Osborn. George
Loyal. William Shields. \. w. Tannor.
pr j. t. Woodward and DR.. i. u
Burgess.
Miss Josephine Cooke gave a delight
ful SUPPER Wednesday evening. or
more properly. Thursday morning aft