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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Broad and
First Sis.

Stokes, who went to New York to meet
her, will return to Richmond next Mon
Gay. Miss Stokes came oyer from Eng
land in the Oceanic.
Miss JULIA Harris is the guest OF honor
in d house party given near Towards
Vile, Va, by Mr.. Alexander, of New
York. Other guests besides Miss Harris
are: Mrs. Robert oroner. Miss JULIA Har-
ris Miss Mamie Lay, and Miss Bessie
Watkins: Messrs. Robert Campbell,
Henry Anderson. Douglas Gordon, Or
nond Young, and several New Workers.
Visitors to the East Room Of the White
Hcuse in Washington will be apt 10 miss
the portraits they have always been ac-
customed to see hanging on the wallis.
hut which have now been RELOCATED to
the underground gallery. because the dec
orators have made no provision for space
in which to hang them. The benign coun-
;eEance of General Washington and the
d.enified figure OF the first lady who
administered social affairs as the wife
of an American President will no longer
greet the eye. Of those who go to visit
the Chief Executive and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Sic transit gloria mundi.
Mrs. Andrew ]. Montague is president
OF the Richmond Chapter Of tho Hoi-
'ins Alumnae Association: Mrs. J..
D. Crump is first ice-president: Mrs. Ro-
bert Gaines. second vice-president; Miss
Mary S. Dew recording. and Mrs. a E.
Dickinson. corresponding secretary; Miss
Cora Duke. Is treasurer.
The Rev. Dr.. Robert P. Kerr, D. D.
has been asked to go abroad next sum-
mer Tor a vacation tour with an educa-
tional party, who will sail on one OF
North German Lloyds finest ships, spe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Clubs and sncieties>

The central committee Of the \. P Y.
\. net last Tuesday at noon in the Viz
ginia Historical SOCIETY," rooms Those
present were Mesdalnes Iightfoot. Well
ford. Anderson. Eiiyson, Theodore Z "
son. stanard, Robinson. Bruce. Watkins,
Ball, Brock. and Murray. Mrs. Joseph
Bryan presided.
New members elected were Mrs.
Egbert Leigh, Mrs. George Bryan. Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
.ary Woodbridge and Mrs. W ~ An

Mary Woodbridge and Mrs. W ~ An
derson.
Every arrangement for the old-fashion-
ed party TO take place in the West
moreland Club. January 29th, is going
forward briskly and the music, the
dances and the supper are being ar
ranged for by the most competent and
practical women Of affairs in Rich nond :.
Mrs Archer Anderson, the chairman
OF the entertainment will call anotf er
meeting OF the committee at an early
date.
The Junior Hollywood Association met
last "Wednesday with Miss LIZZIE
rownes, at No. sos East Grace Street.
TIE association will have charge OF
the Solid South table at the Confederate
bazaar next spring. Miss Lizzie Towres
will be chairman of the table committee,
with Miss Minnie Banughman, the vice
regent for the Solid South room of the
museum as associate, and Miss Annie
Blankenshp as alternate. Miss lsoline
Moses was made treasurer; Miss Jacobs
recording and Miss Anna Eoykin, cor
responding secretary, and Miss Annie
Gray, chairman OF the Committee on
Publication. The title of the table was
ed.
The members Of the Womans Club
will have the pleasure next Monday eve
ming of an address from Mrs.
John Moncurc, who viii talk to
them Of "Phlan+hropic Women Of Great
Cities Mrs. EIoncurc has an intimate
and personal knowledge Of her subject,
having lived for about ten years in Phil
adelphia. where her husband. now arch
deacon Of Virginia and the beloved city
missionary Of Richmond, wasthen rector
of the Church of St. John TIE Evange-
list. During the years She spent in Phil
adelphia Mrs: Moncurc was promin ut
among pllilanthropic workers both in
that city and New Y ori, where she was
sometimes called to speak. She is the
daughter of Hon. Alexander Vance, Of
Chic. DR.. Noncure is tie descendant of
the first John MoncU~e. who builded
Aqua Church, in Stafford county.
The Milton Work Club played at their
rooms in the Womar's Club yesterday
game OF compass whiSt-tive tables in
enc room. Mrs. Ben Nash and Mrs. Bland
Smith making top score north and south
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Personal Weentlon.


General and Mrs. Fltzhugi. Lee and
their daughter. Miss Anne Lee, will ar
rive in Richmond tomorrow and be with
Mrs. Duval. at No. sol East Franklin
Street, for the rest OF the winter ne
whole family are great Richmond favor
ties. and their coming will be pleasant
news to their many friends here.
Misses Rachel and Mary Kinsey. Of
Petersburg, are the guests OF Mrs. wal
t4r l.. Gordon.
Mrs. Thomas t. Jeffrass has been spend
;n.. a week very pleasantly at the Neck
lenburg Hotel, Chase City.
Mr.. H. Clay Ninsey, of Petersburg.
is visiting Mr. Robert Forrest, at NC.
1Q22 West Main Street.
Miss Frances Daniel Moseley has re-
termed home from delightful visit OF
several weeks to friends in Mathews
county, where she was the object OF
r,.uch pleasant social attention.
Miss sallie Clark Cullen. of Lynch
Lurg. Va is the GUST of her cousin.
Mss Rosalie Pettis.
Mrs. Annie E. Warren entertained very
r,easantly last week in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Warren. Mrs. Warren Yves
assisted in doing the honors Of the eve
rirs by Mrs Egbert Leigh. Mrs. ". T.
Iemberton. Miss Mary Warren and Miss
I<ate Meade The parlors and dining
room were handsomely decorated in
Christmas colors of red and green
Mrs. India Davies and Mrs. Robert G.
Thornton will attend the wedding of their
p:sce. Miss Bette Harrison Goodwin.
to Mr.. John A. McSpa rran, OF Lancaster.
Pa which will take place December 31st,
il Christ Church, Nottoway, Va.
Mrs Writ Taylor. of No. 925 West
Grace Street, is visiting relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Thornton have as
their guests Mr.. Thorntons mother and
sister. Mrs. Thornton and Miss Mary
Rebecca Thornton, of South Boston, Hall
fan
Miss Sarah Baughman has issued invi-
tons for a reception tea from 5 to
Iecembsr 30th \ card party in the eve
nlng will follow
Miss Eloise Bruce's Virginia Calen-
Oar has been finished and put On sale,
From cover TO finish 1t is a beautiful pie. e
Of work. The quotations are we'll chosen
aid most interesting and the illustra tons
arr very picturesque and original in con-
ception. Any one who sees the calendar
cannot fail to wish one for Christmas
snd all the year round.
Miss Allen Stokes. who reached New
ork last Thursday after thirteen months
spent abroad, and her mother. Mrs. C. P.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Silk Prices

Back Peau de Cygna. 70 II hes vide.
cash ca nI pfcs makes * 81 It 'o' - o o11 0Gc
Black Peau de so.e, g inches *
wide, extra heavy ~
B ack Moire Velour. 9J1 value tx
Costume Cords. in c-eam, navy blue. cas-
tor and mode, re cqulIty. 20,
Monday they 80 It CSa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Pocket Books.
Genuine Bargains.

Ladies' Pocket Books. in black Sn~
leather. An ext aoId nary value ato
Ladies' Leather Pocket Book in black.
handsomely carved What IS usu- H0r
ally so at soc Monday they 81 at w
Ladies Sea! Combination Book. excel
lent A regular si.25 value 81 90
Ladies Al gator Combination Book,
stitched sides and ends, would be cheap
at 81. So Monday sell them G 10
at y n >
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
SDecialin Jackets.

aides, Jackets, lifted back. double
breasted. pear buttons, lined throu nou1:
IN castor ,.nI blok. bargain al 81: ~
LOT few days they will 60 $500
LADIES' Jackets. Morte Carlo back. bell
sleeves, serge ming, stylish Jacket:
resu ar $50 guilty but our $3.50
cash price max them
Ladies' Blouse ,okets. with coat skirts,
turned back cuffs. Gibson sncuder,
trimmed with satin straps in castor; these
90 as ong as they last at manu-GO Is
fa-surer's pr c..
Ladies Short Jackets, slot seam. velvSt
collar. satin lined. III tan. Tn kind mat
sells sewrere j 500 tut 6 Z 0H
Monday they viii. go at. "
Ladies' Monte Carlo Coat. full sleeves,
stitched velvet straps, We vet co lar. out
side roc lets the regular lrice is $500.
but put nc, ;,onla Lay, they he will go at SlZ.UO
ttle low prize OF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Head Rest AMI Sofa Pillows.

Head Rest made of satin. in heautifuI
colors, with solid ooor backs. tr'mmad wiz
silk cord to match. regular &c SHc
value fnr. c>S
A Head Rest. mode OF F-en-h sa'teen.
trimmed with cord 70 match. in may
reauti'u desig S: would he heap to-
at 2cc. but will be sold Monday at. ~
Moorish SOFA Pillow, FIJI 20 INCHES
square. beautiful oolorS the kind 'h-t is
usually sold at 81. 90, but our prize Tx
4 sofa pillow borgain. made OF fine
Frerch satteen. trimmed with corr 70
m t.. full II inches square: will )Ec
be sold at. Z. :. NV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
MEMS Gloves.

The famous Werth=im'S Gives. III tan
and black kid d gray urireS-et KID;
special valle. in boxes for Gs nA
Chris MAJ gifts. at ~ 'oC
Mems Lined Mocha Cloves, in gray an
tan: the KIND that usuuly sells at
ST Is, each pair IN box. 81 On
Mems Fleece Lined Scotch Gloves. III
white, gray AMI t!.slb; regular S0c
6S- value, Ior. ~
Mems fne Knit Gloves, large 'ins OF
mixed colors: q reai 591 value, GU yE~
cash pr!Ce IS. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Dress Goods Specials

Sl09 Broadclotn, 80 inches WIDE special
garnet I'D gray and cad-t, our 2G-
price is oIt
SOC French Flann'l all wool. in rink.
cream. red, 2aFnet, niue and black, 4 D.
toF NJ II. avs Sa e 1T FAA
S1.0O Back Peb5e Cheviot. 3 tx
INCHES wide. ourc,sn prlce makes 1t ~
69c MiStra! CHeviot. al wool. II inch 5
VILE, tins vi SHOW y,u h w 1ucn che gpar
YOU can buy for cash, Our price SAc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Man'S NsCkWaar.

The latest trirg N Four-iD-H irds and
PuffS; an extra large assortment; GO
eacu one IL 4 COX. Our pEICe IS w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
CARTER-HARRIS
Miss Florence Harris the Bride Of Mr.
Willie r. Carter.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WEST VIEW. VA, December Is
\ beautiful marriage was performed a.
Smyrna Church. this place. "Wednesday.
when Mr.. Willie r Carter led to the
altar Miss F'lorrie B\Harris. of otbrua.
Va. There Were ten attendants. as fol-
lows: Mr. c. B. Carter. best man: Miss
Marion Carter. maid of honor. Nash
Carter and Lee Lewis. second: Jos. Trice
and Miss Goodman. third; L. j Cheat
wood. OF Richmond. and Maud James.
fourth; Q. c. Duval and Lena Lack. The
bride was dressed in brown travelling
suit. The groom was attirsd in the usual
black. All OF the bridesmaids wore pure
white. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. II. j. PayIor. OF Carterssiile.
train for Ashland. on a bridal tour for a
few days, when they will return TO Yves,
View.
The bride is the beautiful daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F. Harris. OF otnma.
Va. Mr.. Carter is popular young farm
err and the son OF Nh. and Mrs. l. X.
Carter. OF Bremo, Va.
Miss Irwin. of Stokes. rendered the wed.
ding rarch. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter viii
make B-euo their future home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary tc the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers and tina
Indies OF the Railroad Y. NJ C. Y. will
give an oyster super Tuesday evening.
December Is. from 5 until 10 ,cloc+s- The
receipts vii! so toward furnishing and
ma intainias 6. ward in the hospital TOE
railroad men and furnishing the railroad
y. AZ. C.. A. parior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Continued from Fifteenth Page,


7arlors at Mrs. Duvars unusually at
Mrs Abbott was assisted in receiving
ty Mrs X. \. Anderson. Mrs. G 81. Page,
airs. II. c Johnston and Mrs t. ~
Mrs. N. T. Marry presided at the tea
-ahTe and Mrs. James H. anderson poured
e9 Misses Anderson. cIutchheld. wh;ttle.
F-va,1s and Mrs Cpshur assisted in the
dining room
Miss Flora White. the daughter OF
Judge white. of Maltiasyille. mad a
very srnar, card party given il her honor
last Tuesday evening by Mrs. Clay Drew
rv. of No. III North Third Street. In
vited to meet Miss Nhittle were: Miss
Mary Drake, Mss EugeIlia .Selden Tay-
Tor. Miss Lily NeTnple. Of Dansilie. Va:
Miss Cha. lotte Nj. Ter. Miss Mary Moui-
5ora Miss Lillian Biutord, Miss Hattie
Shields. Miss Frances jenkins Miss
Lucy SHELTON. Hiss Brent Witt, Miss
Rebecca Walker Miss Lisa Archer
Miss Minnie Bers Miss Flora Whittle
and Miss Nan Morris. Mr.. Allen Newton
Mr.. William Turner. 3It'. Charles Bowe
Mr.. Clifford Shelton. Nj. George Morgan.
Mr.. Carl Goodloe. Mr.. Irving Blair Nj
David Bridges. Mr. Owen Canada. Mr.
Make Coleman. Mr.. Gray Miller. Ar
Buck Archer Mr.. Walter Jones, MI
Henry McCane and Mr.. Paul stevens
Miss Martha Paxton Of Lexington, was
the guest OF honor at a 4 card afternoon
given last Wednesday By her hostess,
Mrs J. Aston Cahell. Of East Grace
Street Progressive euchre was played
those taking pat in the game being:
Miss Sue Srilman. Miss Emma CARING
ton Miss 1I.'e!yn Gordon. Miss Lizzie
Townes. Miss Bessie Hunter. Miss Mary
James. Mss Louise James. Miss Marie
Lightfoot Miss Margaret Shields. Miss
Annis Howard and Miss Annie Mayo. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Umbrella Bargains.

Ladies Urbrel as Is n-hes; m,
savy twi'ied silk lltest sly rance
an exc, s s5 y rn st at s15o' ou' $3.50
Led e,' Umbr' as, extra heavy twi eo
Ell. Is inchss. 7 be, new Era runner in
natural wood hancle>; regr ar sIs9
vslu +. Tut our holiday price 81 so
Gentlemen'S Umbrellas, % inches, 7 rlts.
nat ut III ner, very fine heavy 81 K. IN
natural wood handes bargn at
s.. 90, but our cash prize makes 50 10
An Umbrella. well made and durable.
looks as if IT was double the 81 90
prize, but it is only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Wrist Bags.
Extraordinary Values.

Wrist Bags in b ask and gray, with
nicke! IT running, nicely lined You San
not match it for less than Sc, our Snr
A Seal Wrist Bag. patent clasp nicely
lred, inside pocket. a regular 81 30
S so bag, our specials price ~ ~
Wrist Bays in back, tan m DE-
insi;e cket, gun meta tr m g Z 70
ming. re .ular 5 800 Bag or 'po
Wrist Bags, we m,de. nickel trimm NJ.
You can not match it for less than Soc
Sl.v0, special at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

first ladies' prize, Won by Miss Marie
L.ghtfoot. was presented to Miss Paxton,
Miss EVELYN Gordon won in cutting for
the second prize a sweet hay basket OF
Indian woi k!nanshp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Three Big Bargains for Monday.
Bargain No. 3.

A 5000 Blanket. eleve :
quarter size, all pure wool. guar
anteed one of the greatest bar
gains Of the season, 80
only ten pair left - soy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
Will meet at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon December 18th, in the home or Mrs.
William Mayer, No 25oo East Grace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Broad and First Ste T. T. FAULKNER Co Broad First SIS
Gift Things at Prices Remarkably Low.

New Broad-t
shopping place tor holiday gifts Beautiful
Because they priced on the c0an
Nowhe do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
LADIES' Gloves,

Ladies' Scotch Gloves. in farcv coos;
bargain ar soc, but our cash pr &c 7Ho
is SSA
Ladies Mc-cerized Golf Gloves. in witt,
black and slate: thsSA sell regularly GO
at SOC. Morday they sell here at = W
La1ies' Kid Gloves. in all CT On
shades; sreoiaI for Monday y Nv
Ladies' XII Cloves the ia
NOUS nous Ds1'0ur make in all S1.5O
Sla0SS ~ "
Suspenders.
Mems SILK Isle Suependers. in a large
assortment Of beautiful patterns, SN.
each one in box, for. CUL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Mrs. NJ. r Marry presided at the tea
,ahe and Mrs James H. Anderson poured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

The "rummace sale to have been held
under the auspices Of the Chimborazo Hos
pital Lady Board of Managers in the van
Wort rooms on Main Street next week
Beginning with Monday and running
through the week. has been indefinitely
postponed on account Of sickness IN the
families of several OF the ladies Interested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

The Milton Work Club played at their
rooms in the Womar's Club yesterday a
game OF compass whiSt-tve tables in
c!e room. Mrs. Ben Nash and Mrs. Bland
Smith making top score north and south,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Bargain No. I.

A Wrist Bag in gray, tan, and
black. Would be cheap at one
half more. but the cash orc
store price is........ ...'...'' -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

The Misses Carlton entertained very
pleasantly at cards on Thursday after
noon last The occasion was the meet
inn of the Thursday EucIl:e Club. Those
present were Misses Ethel and Lucile
Carlton Mamie Baugh,lan, Bessie Lam
bert. Jennie Hughes. Nee!ie Walk rs,
Maud Ranlri,l. Louise Mccarthy. Geo gia
Wilson. Mary Sue Dew. Emily and
Neelie Lyons, Margaret Darlington. Z sic
Clark Louise and Mary James. Flore ce
licIlenney. Nellie Sutton, Mary WaGdill.
Matte Lambert Miss Myers. of Nor
folk and Mrs. Minor Davis, OF Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.. Ebel, Of West
Main Street. entertained at progressive
euchre on Friday evening last.
The E;r.zes, two water-coior picture
frames. We're painted by the hostess. as
were the sco3o cards. Mrs. BoEce' D
Booker Won the ladies' prize. and Mr. Z.
p. Smith was the successful gentleman.
After the game, refreshments were
served on the card tables. The guests
present were: MI. and Mrs. 7. Z. Swain.
Mr. and Ms. Robert Harlowe Mr.. and
Ms. c y. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs H.
p. Smith Dr.. and Mrs. Boyce D. Booker,
ana Mr. and Mrs. G. \. johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Mrs. Mae Taley's pupils will give a
Iang song recital in her studio on Tues
day evening next. The selections Will be
fl ON the compositions of Margaret Ruth
ven Lanc. well known as one Of the most
charming of modern song writer's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

CnocO4atS-
Misses Anderson. Crntchfieid. Mite.
Evans and Mrs. Cpshur assisted III 'he
dining room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

The Stay-at-Home Whist. Club met last
Tuesday night with Mrs. Harrie WEBSTER,
Miss Claire Guilaune and Captain Wen
ster making top score. The next meeting
viii be with Mrs. Walter Is. Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Bargain No, =.

Soc Dress Goods, 81 inches
wide, black. blue. gray. and cas-
tor. We have only four pieces
left which will 60 on Mon orc
day at....................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Miss Frances Daniel Moseley has re
t,rnsti home from a delightful visit o
several weeks to friends III Mathew
county. where she was the object o
1?,,;ch pleasant social attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Ladies' Belts.
SDecla1 Prices.

Ladies Silk Bets, with gun metal
fu kIes, an excellent value Or
Tor
Ladies six Be is. with gun mesa!
hu1k and back piece. 4 special soc
tor MONDAY
The Princess Loop Bet for ladies, in
white white "a. and b.a'~ SILK sl'a' S1.OO
value lOl
a Patent-Leather Belt, all sizes, f0c
a wonder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Underwear Specials.
Mems Ribbed Shirts and Drawers: cur
reguI r SOC va ue, will sod Mon 2Oc
day at (.
NJ ms w O. Fleeoad hirts a regular 75c
value; rne OF the greatest Specials so
ever offer d. at /. F. :. wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

The Rev. Thomas S. Leitch is visiting
friends in Charlottesville. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Stokes, who went to New York to meet
her, will return to Richmond next Mon
Gay. Miss Stokes came over from Eng
land in the Oceanic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Miss Sallie Clark Cullen. Of Lyncf
l,urg. Va. is the gust of her cousin
Mss Eosalie Pettis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Mr.. H Clay Ninsey, Of Petersburg
is visiting Nj. Robert Forrest. at NJ
1Qa2 West Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14

Mrs India Davies and Mrs. Robert G.
Thornton will attend the wedding of their
niece. Miss Bette Harrison Goodwin
to Mr.. John a. McSparran, Of Lancaster
Pa. which will take place December 31st
III Christ Church. Nottoway, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
Mrs Ha,-v,e and Miss Moore highest east

The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
Tuesday afternoon in the home Of Mrs.
Charles Todd Mrs. Junius Riddick and
Mrs. c. c. Walker won north ana SOUTH
Mrs. Charles Wingo and Miss Mamie ROD
iEson east and west
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-05
Uver-WOrk WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-05

every way possible to anchor the
bridge so securely that it would stay
put" To prevent the undermining and
washing away of the dirt approaches,
two protecting wings" were added at
an angle on the upstream side. These
wings were planked up vertically, and
held in place by two extra cedar posts
and by masses of sod filled in behind.
The planking for the floor was then
spiked into place-leaving narrow
space between each two planks for the
purpose Of drainage after rains. In
laying this plank the overlap was all
put on one side, putting down the other
side straight (by line) so as to neces-
state the saving off of but one edge.
Saving off IS feet of plank ends is no
fun. as l can testify, and if we hadn't
laid one edge straight there would have
been SO feet of trimming to do.
Surfaced 2X4's made the railing along
each edge. and, although this railing
may not be absolutely necessary to
a farm bridge. it makes it safer and
certainly adds gerat deal to the APP
pearance. The rails and supports are
painted white, and the finished struc-
tore has neat. "comfortable" look
which is entirely satisfactory to the
builders.
Tine last thing done was 10 spike to
the bridge floor on each side. an in
cline-plank to help smooth the APP
proach. We can't afford to bump fruit
needlessly when hauling it across our
own bridge. This bridge has now
withstood the freshets of two spring
seasons. 1t is still secure and in work
ing order.-Walter Z. Andrews, in Ohio
Farmer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-05

Souring cream does not particular
ly affect the favor of the butter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-05

XIII him must save him from It,.
You know how"
"Beer?" said Arnold. He was sur
prised, but never dreamed Of question
ing the truth of her statement.
Adrienne shrugged her shoulders.
"Beer, or banking, or railways. What
IS the difference? I am in the market
| for the highest bidder.
"But-him! But cannot I, perhaps,
assist your father? 1t is true that I
have nothing but my salary. Is the
sum- mean the sum necessary at
once-so very large?"
"a good many thousands" There
was long pause. 81 cannot give you
up" Arnold said at last.
"But you must; 1 cannot let you
sacrifice yourself"
"But love you. Adrienne!"
"As do you. Arnold. But we must"
Another long pause. Then Adrienne
said:
"I must go now, will give you I'M
til Sunday to decide. If you love me
truly you will give me up and not
| Jelupt NE IrOHH my uuty. OO not make
my heart heavier than it isl"
"If receive picture postcard from
you on Sunday, shall know that you
agree with me. Good-by!"
She sprang up and was gone before
he could make any effort to detain her
Arnold sat looking at the untasted
and melted ices.
Two years wasted" he muttered
"And believe am really in love with
the little thing. Confound it! But a
bankrupt father-in-law? Never!
After all, it might have been worse
Suppose it had come after our formal
lhetrothali"+N Y. Post