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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
PoisonOus Spring Water.

Richard Hurl tells 1T 4 poisolo ns
spring between Mountain Meadow
and Susnnville, Lassen county, Cali
fornia. The waters are green md do
not run far from tho spring. but
short ls the little at ream is it la
stiewn it's way with the bones OF ami
mails.
Every animal that drinss from that
spring dies and there can be seen the
bones ~ deer, cattle, sheep, and wild
animals that have tasted Of these
waters Of Lethe. The stockmen
have built seven board fence around
the spring and on top of the fence
have nut sever Il lines of b,rbei wire
SO rs to prevent any stock ON reach
ing these POISONOUS waters.
In Humboldt county this Stnte
there is POISONOUS spring in Rabbit
Hole llountain rnnge md a resilient
"f that region nearly died two years
ago from drinking the wafer, which
is appropriated with arsenic. He was
aware that the water WAS poison us,
but was perishmg with thirst.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
WHAT THE WOMEN ARE DOING.

Russia possesses over 300 female doc
TORS. ....''
The first restaurant for women only
was recently opened in Copenhagen.
Dealers in pet animals and birds say.
that women buy more than half the
dogs.
y Norway (Me.) girl hasjust finished
writing novel and has put in into type
with her own hands.
At the recent sanitary congress Mrs.
waterford suggested that girl should
not be allowed 10 marry Until she pos
sessed knowledge Of sick nursing. San
itation, cooking, knowledge CT he ku
man body, personal hygiene and the
Guties OF motherhood.
Chinese women. at least about Shanp.
hal, are becoming very UP TO date. II
is becoming by no means unusual 10 see
fair celestial cyclists in The streets. and
the new weekly Feminine Manazinc's
staif is entirely composed of Chinese
ladies.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

ij:.s
1t will prove worth your while
to see our new SILKS, consist
ing of all the latest French
novelties and effects. We
have an elegant line of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

Rear Admiral John W. Philip, who
Is now Commandnnt mt the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, did something the other
day which every true American will
applaud. It appears that at that
navy yard has been k pit rs a curios-
ity for years tho ram Of the rebel yes.
eel Mississippi" hich was captured by
the Union Naval fore % dur ny the
late Rebellion, and on it's prov ha Il
always been words denoing that it
had been rebel vess u. When the
ram was hcing clenned up and re-.
painte the Admiru Philip said ::
Painter, when yon repaint that in.
Scription leave ont the word arebel."
There are no rebels now"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
THROUGH THEIR AGENTS.
A news item save:

.rhe Rotlchille are negotiating to
purchase about $4,000 acres Of land
in the Mariposa grant in California
for Sl,OOO,0H0. Ititthonght they will
operate bonanza farms through their
agents" r'l.''' -.
The Rothchilds have found that
they can successfully operate any
thinR-tinnnclal, political or indus
trial-through their agents.
They dictate the policy Of the Unit
ed States Cover Dment through their
agents.
Through their agents they defeat
the income tax and compel Us to pay
war ex,enses through stamp taxee
on every thiDg through the sale Of
bonds.
The r;.rthchids increased the total
vote in all the doubtful States in
1896 to Il Fl !nre that coul he &C.
CO Inted for only on the hypothesis Of
mirhc ca or Of unparalleled hu nan
"a 'cality-throngh their agents.
The ROthchilis are planning to
have their agents do some more of
the same kin Of voting and count
ing IN the doubtful States III the next
campaign. There are some green
backs to he retired. some honlI to be
made payable in gold alone. the pow
er to print paper mDnsy md reap the
benefit thereon to I've given to the
banks, the single GOLD standard to be
fastened on the people through a
treaty with foreign countries, n lnrge
isandng army to be built up-all of
which the R ,thchi'ds lo,k to their
agents to accomplish and next years
election will tell the st ny.
In the me milne the r nth ch'ld's
head agent on this CONT rent, J. Pier
mont Nor :an. is or .iniz ng tru ats
TO control all branches IT pro luction
and thus getting ma: ters on this con-
tinent in shape for his principals to
squeeze ont large profits.
The American ,oiers have few
rods in pickle with which they will
give the Rrthchil,ls dressing nown,
through their agents who are with
in re Ich. while the Rothchilhs di.
rect their villinny from across the
waters.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

According to accounts Of the VIM
derhilt.Fair we ltling ieast in New
YORK. the princiI al thing noticed
among the prominent guests, md es /.
pec'a'ly among the Vanderbilt md
Tie u lmont families. WINS TINT few
81 oke to or recognized ON ano' her in
any way. They evidently know one
anoth'r pretty thoroughly and the,
showed good judgment and di.cri,r.
iuation. --Bec.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

The Gardnerville Record saysthat a
larger acreage is to be planted in wheat
in Carson valley than ever before.
Some farmers are now sending in the
fall and winter and say that the re-
suits justify a continuance of the
plan.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

h'Jackson, first clnss blacksmith,
mas opened shop Mt Ed. Woolyer.
tons in Secret Valley, where he 10
prepared to do wagon repairing.
horses;Ioeing, and all closses 80
work. in the blocksmithrne line,
Prices reasonable and entisroc,;o,
guaranteed. Bring Inc yonr
"oih' 3.22.1m.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror OF thousands NJ
Young mothers because ita outbreak
is so agnnizng and frequently fatal.
Smlnh's Cou III nml Consumption
Cnre acts like magic in cases ri
Group 1t has never been known to
fail The worst cnses relieved i'm
mehiately. Price 25 cta.. SO cta. and
Sl.O0. For sale BY Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

According to a Communication in
the News the recognized Carson
Guard is composed exclusively of the
cold feet contingent, every member
who answered the call Tor volunteers
having bestric<en from the roll,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
SICK HEADACHES.

The cure of overworked woman
kind. are quickly md surely cured hy
Karl's Clover Root Tea, the graat
blood purifier and tissue builder.
Money refnn led IL not satisfactory
Price % ct. md so cts. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28
FILE YOUR BILLS.

By order Of the Board of COu1
Commissioners, all bills against
County to be acted upon by
Board, must be file d on or before
Saturday immediately preceding
Monday upon which tie Board mel
otlIr rwise the bills will not be I'D
upon until the next meeting Of
Board.
Attest: A. G. DAwLE1
County Cler|
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-28

The horse rodeo will begin Mt Vow.
ellis ranch ON the ,urth of Nav.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Eastwood. Vance Derth, John Rocco,
Miss Annie Turney. Miss Matte Ma
hone. Miss Mary Malone. Dabney Ma
hone. Miss Mamie Mitchell. Miss Mag
gle Mitchell. Miss Mabel Runaldue,
Miss AIadaln Kunaldue. Webster Run
alduc. Miss Alma Walters. Linwood
Johnston. Mir Munroe Oberndorfer.
Mosby simmons. Frank Pason. Miss
Nellie Gray. Charlie Billups. Samuel
fischer Miss Nellie Parker. Mr..
S-hcnck, Miss Anderson, Miss Crotch
en- Miss Neitch Lee Hatch and MISS
Emma Mitchell. These young folks
had pleasant time. INDUCING in
games and plays. The Norfolk Juve-
nile Mandolin and Guitar Club was
presen; and played several pretty
pieces.
There was very delightful tug party
given on Friday night 10 Old Point on
the tug Pocahontas. The party. on
pleasure bent, left at half past I
o'clock and in an hour was waltzine
saily at the 1iygeia Hotel. The hours
passed pleasantly until IL o'clock, when
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

more. is the guest of Miss Margaret
Old. on Frecmason street.
Mrs. Howard G. Avery entertained
rev OF her friends very pleasantly at
luncheon on Monday. given in honor OF
MIS-; MIS- Walter Wheatley. of Washington.
nose present We're Mrs Walter Wheat
,ey Mrs. Willoughby Cooke, Mrs.
/ rank Dancy, Mrs. Robert l.. Payne
ana Mrs. Alex. Stock.
Miss Margaret Sawyer of Milwaukee.
VINO mas been visiting Miss McBee, in
Client. left Friday for her home.
Mrs Avery entertained a party of
friends very charmingly on Monday at
her nome. on Tazewell street The &C.
casi9h was a luncheon given in honor
OF MIS-. Walter Wheatley, of Washing
ION; me table was prettiIy set, covers
laid for six and the decorations formed
OF sweet peas. delectable menu was
served and duly enjoyed. Those who
accepted Mrs. Avery's hospitality were
Mrs Wheatley, Mrs. Frank B. Dancy,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

At sl.25. $1.39. $3.50. 81 eS very handsome
-Eamhr-c- GOWNS. At s275 made OF
fine soft null, lace Trimmed
Skirts
AT 39c.-Madc of good cotton with hem
stitched nouncc-cut fun.
AT 50c.-S!X styles Excellent gar
ments-one style is made with deep
ilounce. 49, yards wide. with hem
and tucks. Another style has
tucked cambria umbrella nounce
with dust rufic. Others trimmed
with lace
At 75c.-llas deep full louncc with in
sertion let in, Hamburg rurfic.
Another style has the umbrella
flounco trimmed with embroidery.
At S9c.-Made oe good muslin with deep
cnmbrc iloUnce, S-inch rufiic OF
pretty Hamburg. with dust rurfie.
Another style Is pretthy trimmed
with rich lace.
At si-Regular si.25 garments--deep.
fun fiounce with finch Hamburg
ruftlc. other styles.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

Mrs. Alexander Stock, Mrs. Wilioughby
Cooke and Mrs. Robert Payne.
Mr.. Walter II. Taylor, Jr. gave a
sailing party Friday evening in honor
of the Misses Burwell. OF North Caro-
lima. The party of nine left the boat
club and. boarding Mr. Taylor's yacht.
West Wind" sailed to Sewells Point.
A delightful fish supper was partaken
OF and duly enjoyed. Mr.. Taylor's
guests on this occasion were Miss An
toinette Burwell, of Statesvile; Miss
Fannie NJ. Burweli. Miss Fannie A.
Burwell. OF Charlotte, y. c.: Miss Irene
Burwell. Mrs. ]. Saunders Taylor. Mr..
X. 4. Lee Taylor. Mr.. John b. White
head, Jr., and Mr. Hugh G. Whitehead.
Miss Rosa McBee will leave this week
to attend house party in New York
The usual Saturday afternoon recep-
ton was held at the Country Club yes
terday and was most enjoyable for the
members who went down. Light re-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

lesion lesion S. C. before returning to her
home. in Savannah. ''''
Miss Mary Lowe has returned from
New York, where she has been teach
ing this winter
Miss Pattie Green. of West Point
"a, Is visiting Mrs. Victor Parks. in
Miss Elizabeth y. Taylor. accom-.
panied by her brother. Mr.. Richard G.
taylor. left Friday for Ph!ladelphia.
whence they sailed Saturday for a Two
weeks tour OF Europe.
MISS Maggie Myers and cousin. Miss
Kate d. Myers. or Richmond. have re-
turned from the Beach. having been
the guests of the Greenwood cottages.
Al the party given at "a Cumberland
street Friday night in honor of the
ninth birthday of little Miss Hazel
kirke Barrett. there were present the
following young folks: Miss Bertha
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

At 12i5c-Made of good cambria.
square neck. seams felled
AT 25c: -Fine Cambria Covers. En-
broidery trimmed. Low neck
At &iac.-Fine French Covers-lace
and embroidery trimmed.
Others at JCc., 5gc.. 75c.. and Soc each
Beautiful covers. elegantly trimmed
At l5c.-Made OF good cotton hem and
tucks. yoke band with tape.
At 1Ic.-With umbrella rufne.
AT 2jc Good cambria Drawers With
hem and tucks. Another style has
umbrella ruftle. hemstitchcd. Others
with embroidery and lace.
At 39c.-Regular half-dollar Drawers
Prettiiy trimmed with embroidery
and tucks.
AT aoc.-ReEular 75c. Drawers-made OF
fine cambria. embr idcry and lace.
At 59c.-ENtra size Drawers-made of
hest cambria. cmbro: derry trimmed
Better grades at 7Jc and soc. Regular
81 and Sl.25 goods.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

freshments were served and dancing
INDUCED in.
Miss Virginia Wise is visiting a the
Naval Academy
Miss Elolsc Davenport is at home
again after delightful visit TO Ply
mouth. Mass.
Mrs. Walter Wheatley. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Willoughby Cooke.
on Duke street. has returned TO her
nome. in Washington.
MIR. Carroll Brown, of Baltimore, is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. \. Roland Nash,
in Client.
Mrs. w. II. Gingrich is at home again
after pleasant visit 10 Washington
and Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Haskell. who has been
visiting Miss Rosa McBee. on Olney
ROAD, left last week TO visit in Char
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Stocking Bargain.

We've filled our CRANKY street
window with these unusually good
stockings for ladies, and we would
like you TO take look at them.
They are imported-nlade in Ger
muny of super grade of Isle thread.
They, are as black as the ravens wing
beautifully finished
Beautiful R!chelieu and Rembrandt rim.
They have doubly woven white heels
and toes and extra elastic white
tops.
Hundreds of dozens have been sold
by us al size. a pairs pair for 81.
That was their price up to last Thurs.
day.
1t is quite possible that YOU have
bought some at this price and no
doubt. you considered them good
value. They are good value
Well, the price. s.nce Thursday IS
&c. y PAIR.
PAIR FOR 81.
II PAIR FOR s..
Take look at them as you pass
the window.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

AT sl.25-lIandsome Cambria Skirts
dccD fiounoe with Point de Par:s
lace and insertion
Better grades at $l.15. 50. S2.G9. SO up to
81 each.
CHEMISE:-
At 19c.--Made OF good cotton. Plain
hand.
At 25c.-I-ace trimmed and embroidery
irimmed-cut full. Plain corded
band.
At 3gc.-Fne Cambria Chcmiscs-
corded band
At 50c.-Finc Cambria Chomises trim
med with embroidery ana lace
AT 50c.-Fine Cambria skirt Chcmiscs
with ruffic and tucks at bottom
Neck and sleeves edged with lace
Fine Cambria Chcmiscs at Toe: fine
lawn at SEC. 81 and $l.3g: line null
at $50 and SLIGO.
CORSET COVERS
At loc,-Madc of sCod cotton. high
neck
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
CHILDREN'S WEAR

WEAR
CH1LDREN'S SKIRTS, made without
bodies. Cotton, with hcmstitched
cambria ruffc with tucks. Ages >
to years. 25c. each.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS Without
bodies. cut extra full With umbrella
fiounce. Made of fine cambria. .
to years. Toe. each.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS. with bodies
5cc.. i5c.. &c. 81. $l.25, Si.50 each. >
INFANTS LONG SLIPS-Soft lin
ished Nainsook. pc. 37isc.. soc. 75c..
SIC. 81. Sl.25. $3.50 and 5. each.
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES -
Soft finish Ma nsook daint:iy TRIM
med with embroidery and tucks-
toc;. Toe. soc. 81, sl.25. $l.S?, $3.50
and s..
BOYS PLEATED SUITS-mado Of
sailor collar-SlS9
OF tan linen. si.50: of White +. X 50
Better grades at S2.25 and 50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18


Mems Fine Balhriggan Shrts-Trench
neck. pcarl buttons. Regular &c
shirts--Special for soc.
Fine Tx Trimmed Balbriggan Shirts
French neck pearl buttons. fun
regular made cuffs Drawers To
match. The same as sold elsew her.
for 81. Here for 81.
ZINE l. gauge shirts and DraWcrS-an
extraordinary Valuc-worth at least
I0c.-hcrc for ST.
Pink. blue and tan Shirts and Drawers
beautifully madc-50c. each
Fancy Lislc shirts and Drawers-ptnk
and bluc--in exceptional Valuc-Sl
each
Feathcrweight White Nainsook Shirts
and DrawcrS-5pc each.
Elastic Seam Jeans Drawcrs-i7c. par.
SHIRTS
Laundered Percalc Shirts - attached
collar ana cuffs--rcgular SOC. grade
at 25c
Regular soc. pnrcalc Shirts detached
collars all s.zcs-3yc. each.
Pcrcalc Shirts collars and pair OF
link cuIs-instead OF 69c. we say Scc
The celebrated "Fiiwell" Shirts-made
of fine madras-link cuns-ful linz.
of stripes and checks-all sizes 81
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
A Trunk Sale.

Trusty Trunks that will stand the
racket OF the baggage SmaShers.
The line is complete. If you con-
template travelling it will be TO your
interest to get your trunk of us.
TRUNKS At Sc; Sc; SLIP. slse So
S. $3.50. Sc. $50. s., 81 q. $500. $50 $50
So. $3.50. $40. $3.50. ST.. 1880 sl5, ST.
$3.50 up to s2l each.
TELESCOPES Of heavy cam
vas. 90 80. So GO. 75 SEC. 81. l.a5
Sl.50 and $l.75 each
SATCHELS-All shapes-i9 IS CO IS,
So Csc. 81. Slip. 81 ~ 81. -. 81 30 ii 90
SlS9. So. S2.25. So Si.25 S. and 81 each
TRUNK STRAPS-Exira long-50c.
SHAWL sTRAPs-25c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
A Fan Sale.

Fancy Folding Fans = plain and
fancy sticks, 5, 10, IS, 20, Is and
size. each.
White Folding Fans-cnameled sticks
-25c.
White Gauze and Silk Fans-5oc., 75c..
Sl.l9, $50. Sis. 81 on up
Black Folding Fans-25c. Soc on UP to
81 each.
Best Satin Palm Leaf F'ans-extra size
= for &c.
Fancy Plated Fans-special low price.
Toe. cich-3 for 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

the tugs whistle blew and all started
Tor home. 1t was due to the efforts OF
Mr. Roland Culpeper that this AFFAIR
was IL success, as he was instrumental
IN getting II up and managed the affair.
me chaperones on this pleasant occa-
SION We're Mrs. Lucy Jordon, Mrs
Meredith Spratley. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Culpeper. Mrs. Miihado Mrs. Herman
Stickney. Among the dancers were
Mrs Dewey. u, S. N. Mr.. and Mrs.
John IL Wingheld. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Biscoe. Miss Charlotte Woodside,
Oh Baltimore: Miss Pattle Green, OF
west Point; Misses Ethel Hardy Ruth
ana Margaret Wilson. Eloise Daysn-
port, Annie Delk, Marguerite Burruss.
Daisy and Madge Drummond. Lucy
Baylor. Marguerite Taylor Mary Lou
Cooke. Virginia Jordan. May F. Doyle.
Grace Jones, Mary Lou Gray. Stroud,
Annie Mayer. Edna Ryals Parker,
Fannie Culpeper Messrs. Horace Hog
gard. Hugh Mercer, Aaron Miihado,
William Wilkinson. LAveuE D. Borde-
lf (COntinIed 0nS Sirteaufh DC ~ $780,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
A Sale of Ladies' Vests.

The offerings start at good vest
with tapped neck, at Sc. each, and go
on up to the best at alf-dollar.
Blcached Nests-taped neck and arm
holes-l0c. instead OF l2lsc.
SWISS Ribbed Vests, Lislc finish. silk
iapcd neck and armholes. l9c. quail
ity at 12iac.
Pure Isle Thread, lace trimmed neck
and armholes-25c. each.
Pure Lisle Thread Vests, excellent
quality-The 5Oc. sort at for 81.
Fine silk and Lislc Vests-all colors-
zoe. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
New White Waists.

We hav. just unlocked the hand
soonest line of White Waists that have
ever come to Norfolk. We made a
quite fortunate dicker with the manu-
factrlrer aud are enabled to offer un-
usually magnetic values to our pa
irons.
Plain White Lawn Waists OF excep-
-ttonally attractive worth--splendld-
~ madc-5Uc. each.
Regular $3.50 White Lawn Waists--open
insertion and tucks running across
the full front-S1 each.
Regular $3.50 White Lawn Waists
rows of open insertion on the bias
across the full front-s1 each.
Regular $3.50 White p. X. Waists
beauties. Two rows OF open inser-
ton on the bias across the full
front. Another has insertion down
the front and on the shouders-Sl
each
Regular $3.50 White Lawn waists-full
front OF pretty putting and tucks-
Regular s. White Cambria Waists
linen inish-lS rows of cording
across the full front--sl.a5 each.
Regular $l.15 White Lawn Waists
open insertion and tucks up and
down the full front and on the
shoulders-S1l9 each.
Beautiful White India Linon Waists a I
Zoe. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

AT S5c.-Madc OF good cotton-3 STYLES.
hish neck. V neck and Empire
tucks ana embi robbery.
AT '9c.-N neck. Empire, high neck.
Entire yoke OF cmhro derry, edged
with embroidery around neck ana
sleeves. $ other STYLES.
AT &c. Fine French Gowns made of
cambria: neck and sleeves edged
with lace. other styles at this
price.
a: 5c.-Rcgular 81 Gowns-E Empire and
square neck. Embroidery and ruff
lies.
a; Soc.-.Four very pretty styles.
Round. V and high neck. En-
bro!dcry and rufncs.
AT $l.-Eght STYLES. Regular slo5
goods. Trimmed with embroidery
ana lace.
At $.lp--Rcgular SL75 Gowns. high
neck, low neck. V neck. empire and
Mother Hubbard styles. I.ace and
embroidery. Extra fun. 60 inches
long.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
About Corsets.

The American Lady the
friend maker-makes new friends
daily. Never before was so much
comfort to be had in a corset. -Four
styles. ST a pair.
Regular soc. Summer Corscts-the
"Cooer"-at 37iac
The 'Snmmerette" 5-hook Corscts. SOC
The Wonder i-hook Summer Cor
The '.Ienox"-a regular Zoe. Corset,
at 50c =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

MaEniitcen, Conuaught Dimities. in
wide range OF beautiful patterns
ana cclorinEs-s stripes. figures ana
polka dots Regular l9c. qual. ties ut
l2'ec. yard
Fine French Xephyrs-cambr!c finish
81 inches wido--,p ~ yard waist
lengths-hlua black pink. navy.
green and yellow designs on viii Ia
grounds. Instead of l5~ Ne say
Sc Il yard.
Crash Linen" for Skirts-looks u,,o
real llnel,-3o inches wide-,hc Toe
grade nj &c. Il yard
Crash Linen. with colorod stripes.
the l2isc. grade, ut Zoe a yard
lteEu!ar l2l4c. Coronet Dmities and
I'issc Organdies-at Sc. a yard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
embellishments.

Canopies for single beds, 81 inches
deep, s yards around, SOC. each.
Canonies. 100 inches deep. 10 yards
around. 81 S7ie. los inches deep. IL
yards around Sl.G2i..
The famous Dixie" Canopics-S3
New llammocks-G9c., SIC, 81, Sl25
$l.75. $3.50 and $500 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

timore. was in Norfolk last week say
ing goodbye to his friends. Mr.. Nor
Iii Will sail for Europe on Wednesday.
The Misses Bracher and Miss Frazier,
of New York, are visiting Mrs Gordon
De Cordy, on Freemason street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macon are spend
ing a week at the Princess Anne.
Mrs Robert w. Farmer has returned
to her home. in Rocky Mount accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Mamie
Doyle. who will visit her.
Miss Margaret Ward Is visiting
friends in stanton.
Miss Katherine Fontaine. OF Balti-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
New Belts.

BY far the greatest assortment of
Belts, Buckles and Betting is here.
Black Beaded and Steel Belts-5oc.. 75c.
SIC. 81. $50. So. $3.50. So. sS.25, $3.50
81 and 1850 each.
Dull Jet Belts-$i each. Girdle shape.
$l.50 each
Black Elastic RufHed SILK Belting-
&C Il yard. White. better quality.
Black Elastic Velvet Betting. soc. yard.
Steel and Jet Elastic Belting-62,kc.
yard.
Magnificent Sample line OF Neck and
ISclt Buckles and Clasps-l0 10 %
80. 37i2. IS. So rs. Soc. 81. 1925. $3.50
50 Oh up 10 So each. These prices
arc at least third less than regu-
lar.
and 81 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Black Goods.

An excellent grade Of Black Bril-
liantine for bathing Suits-3o inches
wide-Regular 37Ec. quality, at CSC.
yard.
3S-inch Black Brill.antine, the soc.
grade at PC
Redfern Serge, for Skirts. wide dag
onal, for the scashorc or mountain
black and navy-iS inches wide.
62,.c. a yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18

SOM
Mems Fast Black Sox with coIored
SILK heels and toes-o par for s5c
fhese soN sell regularly at 25c a
pair.
Mems Fast Black ana Tan Sox--double
sole, high spl!ced heels and toes
Resullr &c. sox-spec!al, pair for
uSl2l 80
Mems Fancy Isle Sox-colored strine
very cool. &c. pair.
1ioleproof SoN-Suaranteed to never
need iarning-4 pair for 81 G pair
NECK WI EAR
Washable Imperial i-in-hand Ties-can
he Worn as a puff-25c. each.
t-ne Madras String Ties-Regular 1910
goods. Special for CSC
washable SIX String T.es-S for CSC.
SUSPENDERS:-
Fac-Simile Guyot Suspenders-summer
weiSht-25c. pair.
Inc Duke Lsle Suspenders-soId
throughout the city at Soc, here ar
Zoe. pair.
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Mems Linen Collars-all the popular
shapes. 81 a dozen.
The famous "Doublewear" Collars
newest shlpes-2 for 25c.
Link and Plain Linen Cufrs-l2isc nair
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-18
Silk Null.

Rich colored washable Silk Null
pix, light blue, white, nile and black
with self color woven dots-5Oc.
4 yard.