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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07
Died From His Injuries.

The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
J. Loveland, who was frightfuIly
scalded by falling into bucket OF hot
water last Friday morning, snccumbed
TO his injuries Saturday morning.
The funeral occurred Sunday after
noon and was largely attended by
friends and acqualntanees of the
stricken parents. 1t is thought that
the sad accident was due to the play
ful antics of dog. Mrs. Loycland
had placed bucket Of hot water On
tie floor preparatory 10 scrubbing and
the accident occurred while size steI-
ped out 10 Ges the mop stick. The
dog was present and IS believed to
have pushci IL child 50 II fell into
the bucket Tae little one WIS ist
two years old.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07
Dose OF Poison s.. ~ Prove. Fa,ni.

Otis Smith, the 3-year-old son oi
Mrs II. smith wha conducts the sec-
ton hoGse. narrowly escaped death by
poisoning Wedn sday about noon.
The little fellow. willie playing IN the
yard, picked up an ounce bottle which
had been thrbTn away. containing
fuily half an ouacc o. acguite. and not
knowing what the bottle containd
drank its euti-e contents. lie went
into tie hons SION after and told his
mother wha he had done. Mrs.
Smith took ne little fellow outside
and had hii show her the bottle,
.hereapon Sc summoned DR.. Page.
By this time the medicine began 10
take effect z *. giis toGk to vomiting.
Emetics weI administered TO him by
Miss Lucy CtH,ia. who was among the
first OF Mrs. Smiths neigbors 10 ar
rive on the s. ne. and by tie time the
doctor got t5cr. Otis had yomited suf-
ticiently to hnd relief. Th. little fel-
low 10 doubt took an overdose OF the
poison which produced an effect con-
trary 20 what much smaller dose
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07

Please take notice that my wifi
Mrs. i. II. Wilson. has this day. with
out my consent and against my will.
left my home aud refused 10 live with
me-. !, therefore, shall not be respuu-
sible for .necessaries furnished 70 her.
or anything furnished to her Of any
kind whatever.
FRANK WILSON.
Dated his s'h day of March, l902.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07

AARON. Ro.. Arnold Ms. Armand
Bailey. James Ba laiur. ra.ipton
Bobn. oiufN I.ruwr samuel
trtAhnae. Nm. Butter jar -
I.utler. Joseph DoDLins. i.Ut
Dunn T.. :. lerrel Albert a.
iizgtrald }. y. iekgibi osi. Day. t.l
frush. y. 6gis. hlter
Gray Rett Harper Charles
kottke. Henry g. King T. r.
ka'ertypn. ] VI Lacey. George
hGiyon. Wiihnr,, Marple flccll
etuigiy. Joseph q % Ryan. andy
SOFT. Geo. ~tudchaker j +.
sanders. Aden Snow. John
When calling for any Of the above
letters please say advertised.
{. ". WILSON, p VI.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07
BREEZY ITEMS FROM RArHpRvM
Faithful Record Of the Weeks Doings at
the County Seat.

the County Seat.
Masque ball at Athol March IA.
Several homeseekcrs are in the city
c. Skeel OF Squaw Bay was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Ella Sparks returned to Mnr.
ray Monday.
J. G. Davis of Granite was Ratli-
drum visitor Wednesday.
Miss Emily Farr with leave for FL
lensburg, Wash, next week.
Mesdames +. f. Melder and r. :.
McCrea were In Spokane Thursday.
Mrs. Nettic Satchwell left for Sp,,-
kane Monday TO remain indefinitely.
Henry Reiniger commenced working
In the auditors Office the first Of tile
month.
The social hop given at Hart's bail
on Saturday evening was very cnipy.
able affair.
Mrs. Budlong OF Occur d'Alcnc is
expected here Saturday to organize a
Woman's Relief Corps.
Several local Forcstcrs attended "A
blowout IT Spokane Monday and re-
port splendid time.
Mrs. J. Fl. Mitchell and baby came
up from Mabton, WASH, for short
visit with friends.
l.. Chamhard is wearing a bandage
over his eye the effects OF 4 stick ac-
cidently striking him.
Mr.. Fuller and wife have taken up
their home with Mrs. Robt. Dyer.
Mr.. Fuller Is working In the abstract
Office.
About 20 friends OF Capitola Dutton
gave her party in honor Of her 18th
birthday at the home OF Mrs. w. W
Stoddard.
Frank b. Amell and Miss Emma
Bailey Of Rathdrum were married at
Spokane Monday by Justice OF the
Peace kennan.
j. r. Wilson and c. II. Sheffield
will open real estate Office next week
in the room just east Of the Abstract
Company's Office.
John Rogers arrived here from
Tekoa last Saturday and visited will
his brother, w. {. Rogers, and family
until Wednesday.
James w. Peters and family will ar
rive from Kansas Saturday TO make
this their future home. Mr.. Peters
Is Il son Of Mrs. II. L. Peters.
The following teachers were granted Il
cert licates at the recent examination.
Second Grade. John Young. Archie
Naglc, Pest Falls; Grace Cook, Abble
Layers, Samuel J. Morley, Elizabetl Il
Brophy, Della Reinhart, Rathdrum:
Marie Wales, Bonners Ferry; A. II.
Pape, Occur d'Alene; Thcodosia Ic
Saussure, Harrison: Mabel Husse,
Spokane. Third grade. M. a. Yoth-
ers, Rathdrum; j. Remington, Athol:
Mary Young, Bertha Ross, Post Falls
Nellie Otley, Bonners Ferry: Rachel
NJ. Smith. Spokane; G. A. Bossard
Rockford.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07
KILL TIIi. DasDRuFE GERM
Or roar Hair VIII Fall 0us uniu You Pc
come Bald.

come Bald
Modern science has discovered that
dandruf is cause I'd by germ tha. digs
up the scalp in scales, as il burrows
down to the r99's ~ the hair, where
it DESTROYS the .iair's vitality. causing
falling hair anl. ultimately. badness.
After Pro-. Uara of Hamburg, Ger
many, discovered the dandrnif germ
all efforts 10 fini remedy failed un-
Ill tse great iabratory discovery was
MADE which resulted IN Sewbre's
Herpicide. 1t alone Of all other hair
preparations kills the dandruf germ.
Without dandruff, hair grows luxu-
iantly. destroy the cause ycn re
move the effect. .
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-03-07

The following let ers have not hcru
calieai for md remain dead IN tie post
Office al sand point, Idaho, Feb. 81
lgIs:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Two Clubs Of CITY Gave Their
First Dance During Past Week.
THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
There VIII Be Many Gay Entertain.
rnsnts Between Now and The Death
of the Clo Year-Personai Men
ton Of People You Know.

Time was Score or more Years ago
when white moss rosebuds Wee deer. cd
erlbIenatIc OF and appropriate .or 1cbu-
tantcs. when the INTRODUCTION OF CO or
;uio toilet or flowers would nave b en-
consiGei ed quite out Of taste, Bat
times change as people and fashions
CO. and in this year Of grace. 1a02.
american Beauties have come to be the
correct thing for the American bud 10
display. Consequently, Sweet Sit en-
goes 10 her first cotillon with an N
fui of the flowers which Ms. Grover
Cleveland introduced into favor. leaving
behind the violets. lilies of the val ey
ana carnations. in which her different
admirers have written their fragrant re-
membrane Of her coming out
American Beauties are t3,p!cal Aneri-
can products and symbolical Of the pro-
Eless and the development which en- 7
acterize above other things. the history
sad the trend OF national life. Perhaps
they symbolic also the difference be-
tween the life and environment Of the
young girl of twenty-five or forty years
ago and the twentieth century mai en-
who is self-reliant and untramm led.
and who looks out upon the wor,d Of
men and things with less Of romance
tinging the objects of her vision. and
perhaps. in the end. is happier for it.
The Rtcf~onf german will brig ont
the buds again on Monday eve-i7g,
when its first cotillon is danced They
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Brides Of Last Week.

December brides have not been lack
ing in the week which has just ended
The home Of AR. j. Clement Shafer. on
the Hermitage Road, witnessed the gath
erins of a brilliant and fashionable COM
i,aUy last Wednesday. at P. NJ. when
his sister. Miss Carrie Belle Shafer was
welded to Mr.. Jesse Mundy Waller. OF
Baltimore. The bride was given away oy
her brother. Mr.. j. C. Shafer. and the
marriage service was read by the Rev.
Dr. J. j. Gravatt Of Holy Trinity Epis-
copai Church Miss Rosalie Shafer was
maid of honor. and Mr.. William n.
Waller. Of Lynchburs. was best man.
The bride was elegantly 5owned in ivory
white duclIesse satin. en- princesse With
pane,lings and berthe of rose point lace
After the reception. which succeeded the
ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Went
away for their wedding tour. They VIII
be at the Plaza" in Baltimore, during
the winter.
The same evening. at $50 o'clock. MSS
Ressie Granbery Scott and Mr.. George
Harper Lumsden were married i'll the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert a Scott. of No. 26l1 East Franklin
St~ee+ The bids who Is an eEce@c'l" s
Pretty girl, OF the brunette type. was at
tended By Miss Grace Cunningham, as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
BLUSHING DEBUTANTES
AT OPENING GERMANS

young attorney of Norfolk. who form
c:ly lived In Manchester.
Invitations have been sent out D.;
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Barton Lyons,
of Charlottesville to the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Caroline Barton,
to DR.. Arthur Buckner Harris, OF san
Antonio, Texas. The wedding viii be
.--.-vIatcd Tuesday evening, December
2rd at . O'Clock III Christ Episcopal
Church. the rector, the Rev. Harry l..
Lee. to be the celebrant
a reception in the home OF the bride
from go TO II so will follow. Miss Lyons
is a sister Of Miss Belknap Lyons. who
last month married Mr. Languon
Lea DR.. Harris is a graduate of mcol-
cine. in the class OF 1902, OF the Unl-
versity of Virginia. He was a member
& the Univel sity football team for three
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Fur Bargains.

When you wal information about
any subject you naturally 60 to some
person or authority that you can
place absolute re- ,ance upon.
When you want furs come here.
Six-tailed Colored Hare Gg nQ
Scalf, made very full 49,. xp2sJO
Full -siz d Opos> UNI Scalts. black and
sable, with TX tai Excellent values.
att, thong" not genuine MAJ $500
Beautifully soft and flexible i>abe |.
Fox ScartS, with large RQ AZ
b!u> n tails AMI a chain. RO.GO
same START is dol ar and halt more
at some other places in town.
Soft. flexible Isabella Scarfs, 5
yards long, with a cord Gg7 "a
and tassel, for............ R1 sOV
They're worth at least five dollars
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
MISS LOlTlE BOWERS.

viii be there il their white gowns. and
the girl that has the biggest bunch Of
beauties with the longest ends and the
prettiest ribbon steamers will be he
best pleased and the happiest Of them
al.
The Richmond german is very circum-
spect as 70 hours. 1t begins at and
ends at Z O'Clock, that is The dance
does. a We gorgeous supper alwass
follows, but that is for the benefit chief
~ of the chaperones who have reached
wears Of discretion and do not desplse
creature comforts. Debutantes are 90
etbereal to take such a subunary mat
ter as eating into consideration
Mr. ho1nas Atkinson is president Of
the Richmond german. Mr. Gideon
I7a,,eJas Gordon is secretary and teas
urer. MI. 10 Lane Stern, Mr.: Levin
JONES, Mr.. ". / P. Mayo. Mr. Legh
r Page. Jr, and Mr.. Mll4am Il. Pain
or. Jr, constitute the Executive Com
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14


Mrs. Z. 7. D. Myers, Jr., and MIS- alien
Potts.
Miss Bette Harrison Goodwin, the
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Charles r.
Goodwin, OF Nottoway. Va. and ar.
John a. McSparran, the son OF Mr..
James a. AIcSparran. of Lancaster, Pa,
viii be married at noon Of December
list. the ceremony taking place in Chris.
Episcopal Church at Nottoway. Va
The bride will be ATTENDED by her sis
tfr. Miss India Goodwin and, Immediately
after the ceremony. the young couple
Will leave for Southern tour. which
Will include an extended visit TO Florida.
Miss Goodwin. who is a beautiful girl,
and has a prominent social position in
NottowaE. is the niece OF Mrs. India Da-
rieS and Mrs. Robert G. Thornton. who
VIII go from Richmond 10 attend the
wedding.
most interesting wedding of the
week VIII be that of Miss Mary Wharton
Watkins, the daughter of Mr. and ,Ire
Roberts Wharton Watkins of No an
West Grace Street, and one of the bright.
est and lnost popular girls among the So
c.ety set CT Richmond. to Mr.. Beniarf,
Morrison Rosebro, of Fredericksburg
Va.
The marriage will take place Deem
lie, 18th, at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon,
tho ceremony to be performed at Gacre
Episcopal Church. The bridesmaids will
b. d beautiful bevy Of girls selected from
among Miss Watkins Richmond and
cpt-of-town friends
Mr. Roschro's father IS a weil-known
Presbyterian clergyman and the presi-
cent OF the Fred sricksburg College.
where Mr. Rosebro holds a professorship.
Miss Mildred Drewry and Mr. Minor,
Bronaugh, Of Norfolk. Will be nariic
mex, Wednesday. December 18th, at 6
p. NJ. at No. :Sol East Grace Street.
Miss Drewry. who is the daughter Of
Mrs. Blanche Powell urewry. Is Well
known and popular young lady Of this
city. Mr.. sronaush is promising
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Lace Curtains.
Sanpe pairs Of Lace Cur S1.OO
tains, one. two and three $50
pans of kind, three and S1.oS
half and four yards. $3.50
Hand Made Irish Point Tambour
and Renaissance Lace Curtains, 31s
yards long. wide handmade Dor
ders, plain and allover worked cen
tres. 81 and Z yards long, extra
VIDE, 5000 pair.
Renaissance Irish and S11. 90
Arabian Lace Curtains, $12.50
made on the best quality $l4.OO
net. with wide hand $500
made borders, al new de- and
signs, 81 yards long, $3.50
extra VIDE, per pair.
Draperies and Screens.
Satteen Mantel Lambrequins. all
ready for use. 21z yards long. with
handmade fringe, all coiors. the 75c
kind, for SIC.
Silk Lambrequins, in floral de-
signs and gilt embroidered, heavy
fringe $3.50. 1928, $3.50, $3.50
and 800.
3-Fold Draft Screens, $3.50
made of solid oak and ma $1,000
hogany. covered with solid $11.5O
color Burlap. burnt wood each
and tapestry panels.
Satteen Art Ticking and Bengaline
Drare.i.s. all colors. suitable tor max
ing ia ny bags OF al. kinds. 19c and 2
Plush rusgy Robes of the best Ch Sc
make. large range Of designs in rich i
brown, tan and reds, $500 to $12.5O.
Portieres.
Heavy Rep and Frou Frou Por-
there's. solid colors. with floral and
tapestry borders. some all over
floral designs. only one. and two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Three Pretty Shawls.
Holiday News from the
Upholstery ana Curtain Dept

Christmas gifts and Christmas adonments here from the
priced piece rapey the beautiful creations
lands adjoining the original home of Christmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

maid Of honor and wore cream lace over
cream satin. Her brother, Dr. r. II.
Scott, OF New York, was best man. and a
quarette OF attractive bridesmaids were:
Misses Sallie Cunningham, katherine
Foster, Frances Mcneve1t and Ne.ilL
Hines
Ar. John Garliclz Scott, a cousin OF the
hide, performed the ceremony.
The soft Strains from an orchestra
M the rose-colored light from many
pink shaded candles combined Thursday
afternoon last to make the marriage Of
Miss lvoe Elinor Damon to Mr. James
William Dwyer, OF Lewisburg, ". Va,
beautiful affair. The bride. entered
upon the arm Of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. George j. Freddy at whose resi-
ace : n na riage took place and ! is
preceded by her maid OF honor, Miss
Roberta Ryslop, Of Norfolk. The groom
joined them with his best man. Mr..
Charles Burnett. and tne Rev Dr. 10
bert P. Kerr performed the ceremo V.
The bride is the charming daughter OF
Ny. and Mrs. Loren Damon. of Ches-
terheld and the groom is one of the
most prosperous young men Of Lewis
burg. Many guests from a distance tes-
tilted to the popularity of the young
couple. who are now in the eniovu ent
Of a northern tour, which will extend
into the new year
TIE Weeks En- e-toirmeuts.
The sweet girl debutantes took their
initial plunge into the german season Ia ct
Monday evening at the first dance gwen
by the Richmond Assembly in the Ma
sonic Temple. They Wore their pre,tiest
froclls and the Richmond and opt-of
town buds in diaphanous draperies. with
their American beauty roses, which the
g ow of their cheeks put to shame. their
bright eyes and their smiling lips. proved
the supreme power and rule of youth in
womenhood
Mr.. Adolphus Blair led the danck and
Professor Thi!ow's orchestra was heard
n merry and familiar airs that set hearts
a-beating and feet a-twinkling to the
merry measures which rang out
A delicious supper followed the ger
man. dancers and chaperones being seated
comfortably at tables and courses being
served with dizziness and skill. The
Christmas dance Of the Assembly is ar
-anged for December 22d, and is already
looked forward to with no small degree
of interest.
The Richmond Cotillon Club gave a.
brilliant Opening dance at the Temple
last Friday evening. About fifty couples
followed the leadership Of Mr.. Henry
Hotchlliss in the german. which began
at 10 and ended at / O'Clock. A number
of lovely buds and many visitors from q
distance helped to render the occasion de-
llshtful. The music was very attractive,
and the entire evening a great success.
The Richmond Cotillon will have its
Christmas dance December 26th.
Mrs Abbott and Mrs. Duval were at
home to their friends last Friday from
5 to p. NJ at No. 3ol East Franklin
Street.
Handsome silk and lace scarves and
hangings. holly. American beauties. South
ern pine and the glow from shaded lamps
and red candles rendered the spacious
IIContfn1,ed IN Sixteenth Pano -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

pairs of kind, special, $500
pair.
Extra Quality Tapestry Por:ieres
in floral and Turkish design, solid
colors and two tone effects, 3 yards
long, 5O-inch wide. $3.50 pair.
Mercerized Silk Portieres, made
of heavy cord rep, solid colors, with
vide tapestry and velour borders.
some with rich floral designs, heavy
fringe, extra good value. $1,000
pair.
Couch ana Table Covers.
Couch Covers made of heavy
tapestry, in Oriental B2gdad and
Persian designs. 3 yards long. so
and 90 inches wide. heavy fringe,
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
"A Tapestry Table Covers, red.
green and blue. heavy tasselled
f. inge. 48c each.
Heavy Tapestry Table Covers.
ga size. large enough for good
sized centre table, in rich Orien,al
designs, red, blue and green, $3.50
each.
ga size, same quality. s2.o8. !.
1914 liz. same quality. So so.
1874 size. same quality, $3.50.
Rugs and Druggets.
Moquet Rugs in rich floral and
Persian designs. all colors, the.
largest size, 36x72. So. 4S.
27xs4, same quality, $3.50.
1sx36, same quality. $1.OO.
Real Oriental Rugs, all sizes. un
to 8 feet long. $500 to $50. 90.
AIl-Wool Ingram Druggets of extra
heavy qua ity. medallion AMI floral de-
signs in rlch 'ellt. blue, red, tan and
green. ex12. $3.50.
Best Quality Moquet and Body
Brussels Druggets, all colors and
designs. $27.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Christmas
in the Linen Store.

in the Linen Store.
The Richmond housekeeper that
finds hers elf the possessor of any
Of these pretty linens on Christmas
morning will be happy woman.
The items we selected to-day
seemed to US the pick of the linen
stocks-so We'll not specialize any
one in particular.
You can do the choosing.
Fine Table Sets.
8xlO, full bleach. handsome de-
signs, with dozen M-size Napkins to
match. Set, $3.50.
Special Tray Scdfs,
White an co'ored, fringed 12Nc.
All pure iI,en, fringed. The Sc
qua ity tor 2lc.
German Linen. hemstitched, 35c.
Buffet Scars,
White and colored. With fringe, extra
long, 25c.
Viii Z, hemstitct1ed, soc.
t7emsiitched, with olen work Soc
handsome Mercerized Damask, soc.
FrMged 70be Cloths,
Genuine oil boiled. Turkey red. SIPS.
German Damdsk, White. With colo.ed
border, S1.5O.
G-rman D mask. solid white, with
fancy open wUrk, 81 50.
7Mged Doyies.
Medium size. tu cached, all pure
linen. soc Io.en.
Larfe ze, iu'i bleached, all pure
linen, Sl.0O duzeil.
Richardson's Table Damosk,
Full bleached. In the newest and
best patterns.
20 inches wide, 7Sc.
y inches vile, S1.OO.
r inches Vide. S1.SO.
German Table D0mosk,
Silver bleached, all pure linen, and
an extra good wearing cloth.
64in:hes vile, soc.
SO inches wide, Use.
70 inches WI e. S1.OO.
Special No0kns.
s4-size, tuli rleached 7oc Pc dozen,
A-,ize. fuit beachsd s1.UOper DON
%.-Sze, iul bic ched, S1.25 per tozen
%l-slze, full Ueachel 81 OOper dozen
Meyce,ized Table CoDers,
36x36-inch, full bleached, in beauti-
ful floral designs special. 70c,
Fine Towel Values.
Huck 7oWeI,
All pure linen, white and colored Dor
ders, Special, at 1219c.
Turkish ToweI,
Extra large size, splendid value, nc.
Damask 7oWel
All linen, fringed, with double row of
drawn work. Csc.
German Linen Towel,
; Silver beached Damask, hemstitched,
IN beautiful designs of open work, soc.
Satin Ddmcsk 7owsL.
Full bea-hed, all hands. me DESIGNS
with aid without tiinge, large size, Soc.
Extra Fine 7oWels,
In line of the newest and best DESIGNS
Use to S1.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Handsome Things From
The Basement Stocks.

The Basement Stocks.
Large sized Oval Gilt Mirror, in
Floren:ine fr-me, s4.89.
Large Mirror on a stand-best e,t
$3.50.
Beautiful Mantel Mirrors. wide
gilded frames $3.50 to S11.S9
Nlne-lnoh Jar 'inieres. with handle
hand decorated. $3.50 10 $500.
Prettily decorated Coal Use, $500.
Royal Tempest Vases, prettily
decorated, $1.50.
Imitation lockwood Ornaments
$!.98.
Handsome Metal Ornaments. with
raised work figures, S2.f9.
Large-sized Brass Lamps. lift-ou,
fount, frosted glass globe. Entire
lamp complete. $500.
Fine China Chocolate Set. s cups
ard saucers. pot and tray. blue and
pink decorations, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
proeDectiV. Weddings

Paronesses INCLUDE MIS-. Thomas AZ
kinson. Mrs. Gideon Davenport. Mrs.
Thomas boiling, Jr.. Mrs. /. Moncufe
Perkins, Mrs. r. Lancaster Williams
Mrs Levin Joynes Mrs. W. S. P Mayo.
Mrs. z. 7. D. Myers, Jr., and Mrs Allen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Lace Curtains.
Sampe pairs of Lace Cur S1.OO
tains, one. two and three & 50
pans of kind, three and S1.oS
half and four yards. S1.oo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Portieres.

Heavy Rep and Frou Frou Por-
there's. solid colors. with floral and
tapestry borders. some all over
floral designs. only one and two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Guaranteed Black Silks.
Back 7afet0. Sc.
6.dc6 Psdu de Sole. 81 90.
Back Peou de Clsue. 500.
Elack Riadzmsr, 81 90.
Back eros Gram. 81 90.
Black DrGp D'Alma, S135.
Nee array Of Back Silks. isn't
IT And you can rely on the wear
ing qualities of all Of them. as
they're guaranteed by the makers.
Yorll not make mistake in
Christmas present of Back Silk.
Anybody can wear that.
Plain ono Fancy Silks:
Fifty cents TOR Japanese silk ~
N'ehes wide IS certainly low prize for
a pretty fabric for Waists. &c. and
e elie gIea variety of pain and
fancy Silks between that ana hlgh
novelty Plaid at Sf25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
The best article in the stocking
Fifty Gents

Spent at the Ladies Neckwear
Counter will purchase either pretty
Jabot, Auto Tie. Stock Feather
Boa. yard and half long, OF Turn
over Collar and Cuff Sets.
We throw this out as hint for a
soc Christmas pres Mt.
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Dress Goods an0 Silks
for the Xmas Time.

holiday goods silk increasing every
showing that peoples minds turning to the useful in
the Christmas gift lire.
This have pretty fabcsPlaids-as 121c Cot
patterns sturdy qualities AS YOU climb RI.
scale in price you get all Of the seasons latest styles
Few suggestions in the moderately priced list below:
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Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Duval were at
home to their friends last Friday from
to P. NJ at No 3ol East Franklin
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Handsome silk and lace scarves and
hangings. holly. American beauties. South
ern pine and the glow. from shaded lamps
and red candles rendered the spacious