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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-30
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| Mics Grace rritxscle entertained quite z
| number or her Jtirnus at her hospltaplc
| home on Fifth Avenue, Thursday cvenliis.
Games and tnIsc were in t, ,,,,,r ~ nnonle
repaired to the lawn, where melons "eie
served III abundance. 800,
Miss Ellie Noel. Of Bon Ar, , has s,o been
Euban uest Of T. No o.. ali Second Avenue.
Mi. William Price, OF WatGerya,!igiS
Miss, is Visiting his sister, Mrs. GOODWIN
OF Fourth hv"nue. III, ,ro,,, NJ
overbrook Presbyterian Church; Barton
Heights. this aftsrnoson at o otaoiI has
returned to her home nftop IL pi sennie
Of Fourth Avenue and Juniper Street.
u Miss Florence &c Baker, OF Fourth Avenue.
las been visiting her friend, Miss Ruov
Gresham, OF Highland PARK. ,au, ~
HAS roin,nci home after short visit to
his sister, Mrs. Garland II. Clarke OF
Third Avenue. ~, ,,,s,t.
Miss Viola Clcnton, who has pG De l,o yiSlt
Avenue. for the past month VIII leaSo
for South Carolina. ..,,.,,,,p
Rev. j. 3. Askew, who has been la yi 81 h,s
in Dinwiddie county. has returnEo ~ ,, ,,'S
home on Highland Park and VIII occupy
his pulpit this morning at II o'clock;
Master Charles Vaughan, Of Third !: ave se =
nue, was the guest last week o., Of ~. Master as.
Thomas and David Scott p OF rm'rG'cw Nil
move in her new home on Fourth, Ave-
nue. tomorrow, which was formerly oc-
rupied By Mrs. Virginia Sparks Ks ,z,ph,,n nd
DR. and Mrs. p. a. huyk, oa i1's'' 'N
Mrs Small, Of Fifth Avenue, continues
quite sick at her residence.
Miss Annie Blanton: Of Powhatan couh-
ty is the guest of Mrs; Blan.om, ,on,
Miss Bertha Marshall has returned !, noln ~,
ofter q pleasant visit to Miss Ruby Grcsh-
Miss Louise Hooper is T. the c Ensts Of III!
after spending some time with Mrs. Chas
| Shnfer, of Third Avenue. &
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PIC VI Islt the home Of hS at S1s'n
Mrs I; Atksson Of Daisy ; Aveh sster in
e e., i u the week to visit her sss''
Misses Ruth and Leila Atk ,issss,o,n,.a ntso
i ,yler SariY II, the week for eseghtfuy on
tteertalhed, among 5the hIilussa e,d'h nii. "a
the coming week being gr"'u -
pcf gwen IN their honor. -. Contractors
aS hop IS being erected oy ~ q Grit
fen on Oak Avenue is fast rntiIv e ths
rleti,oh,5ahd Will add wonderl"''s 80 80
TIC house being fbul on 11rnh ~ Ay yea3s
for occupancy carly III septe'hh een mad, u
many application have already peo" s ''''uS
for rental of same =, ,,,,, :
he one r IF the "a ak enes e dvison he
past few days, has affordeda t ,ino nre ~.
While I'll residents along the ne n.Gta eo ser
yico the new road will AFFORD, o HEY ~
thankful for any temporary r 8, po+a rs
Miss Ruth Tetiton Jnmlsoh. u rdnrsnn
burg and Miss Mae hayne Mrs, MI'uS M - IS
Of Manchester are visiting Mll s. ~ Ni. = :
Beale, OF Highland Springs
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EAST RICHMOND.

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Mrs. Harry I1cclsler in getting OF tns
car last Wednesday, made misstep ana
was badly hurt. 80. ,,,..
Mrs. Bridget Cree, of New York, IS VS. WIS.,
ting Mrs. r. Fiege. ~,
The large copper kettle with chipue't -
for 1G0 quarts which has been TAKEN n ~ ~
the East Richmond carriage shops 70 n nv,
a tripod made for 1t. is attracting eon
Sidera bic intention. 1t belongs 70 SJ ntH
Teitig. who#Flvcs near Hardlns STOP;
and will be used to make apple putt cr h'lu
other good things. ~ ~,
Tho buggy belonging to Dr., wkes stiil
stands at Hardin's Shop, badly usea w
and patiently waiting for an - i = =
was run Into BY an electric car. ~,
The meeting for this precihest He Iuo "a a. |.
Hardins Shop on registration. day' 49,, 49,.
nesday, was a very lively AFFAIR. Many
registered for the primary election
The friends OF P. NJ. Houston are bWorK-
ing faithfully IN support OF 5. H.tAli lien
for supervisor, as a more competent nun
cannot be found to oversee our roads Iiln !! u y
Mr.. Houston who will be appolnted Houu q
Overseer, should the above canoldat'e o %
elected. Gsl g5 :, 7. 4 II !,
Tic trcstle over Stony Run Creek ! y
still being guarded nightly by oiiicial
wutchmen. III.
MIR. Morrlsette, a resident OF East Ri n
mcnd, will soon let contracts !or !, .-, -, -
building OF large and handsome mouse
at New Bridge. y G II
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GAINES MDLlL.

. u u ?. . D ~
The Crawford Union met with Mrs.
sequence OF the farmers picnic at New
mons. the meeting was not largely at
tended, but those present were workers
for the cause Of temperance, hence much
business Of Importance was discussed The
trea sury was in such fine condition,
under the management OF Miss Ida
BeadleS, that the union decided to spend
5? for literature, 81 was given to Shady
Grove Church and 50 was to be spent
in the soldiers and sailors department,
One thousand more pages OF literature
We're sent In for soldiers and sailors
work. AS the fiscal year Is closed the
treasury still holds neat nucleus for
be held at the residence of Mr.. Ryland
Jenkins.
There will not be any preaching at
burn, has been called away on business,
Mrs. Burnett and daughter, Miss, Lucy
Burnett, Of Richmond, are on visit to
Mr. Vernard Readcs, near Walnut
Grove Church. met with a very serious
accident few days ago while out riding
to the ground, throwing the rider and
catching him under him and breaking
his leg in two places, Mr., Beadles is
suffering Intensely,
u
Church to-day at 1890 a. NJ. by the pas
tor, Rev, c. II. Ryand.
Miss Stella Moore, near Black Creek, is
| III with the fever
Mrs. Ida Bonds and daughter. of Rich
mond are visiting her parents near DC
| Church.
! D. C.. Is the guest of Mrs, Nelson.
! Mrs. Nat Lancaster has returned L
! her home in Ashland,
Airs. G, Gouldng. of Richmond. IS o.
! n visit to her husbands mother, Mrs
! j. Sarah Gouldng. of Hanover
Inc picnic and feast at Black Cree
/ was attended by a large crowd or per
hoods were represented, The collection
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mDGmLAMD SPRINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


There will be no preaching at High
land Springs Methodist Episcopal Church
Today due to an all-day meeting ~
Reulnh NJ T.. Church, where there VIII
be preaching morning, AFTERNOON ana
evening by the pastor, Rev. j. f,sCutH-
Union League service every Sunday ut
8 p NJ. at which there has been
pood regular attendance.
4 number of Highland Springs 3peoPle
have arranged to attend the Dig mceun6
nj Beulah to-day.
Mir, 70. S. Read left last "Wednesday
on n business trip north. expecting "
retlrn within week or ten days
Mrs. l.. s. Read. Mrs. r. L. Hinai
and Miss Nellie Vinal left also on WEE GU
ncstay for n visit 10 Powhatan, Wnets
they will join a house-party and spcmd,
two weeks enjoying the pleasures OF rufa
hv NJ r. b. Adams. OF Fluvanna county,
Kentucky, Mrs. N. c. satteriied. Messrs
county; Miss May Waddil, Mr.. =. e.
Sntterficd, wife and children, ana NJ.
Arthur Satterf!eld, OF Richmond. nays
been the guests at house-phrty a. a.
Tuckahoe the past week. where, az u
days gone BY, the sturdy oaks ana Wonue ;.
strear ms reeohocd With mlrth ana jolly
Misses Ina Lou and Jane Kidd ahl
Mr. Wayland Kidd we're also Hisltols
Of Miss Elizabeth Jordan, at Iuchahoe
Miss Ella Marano, of Baltimore, has re
| turned TO her home IN the Monuments
| city, a fter making lengthy ana mos
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FORT LEE NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OsOaO:OaO:O.Os OsoSOso.SJ' "
Miss Nellie Bendlc has returned from
n visit to Richmond. -
Mrs. Neil Lawson has returned ~ 70
Richmond, after a most pleasaht N's't
" Nprs' II. j. Smithers, Of Richmond
spent Monday with her mother MIS-
M Mrs, Charles mckinley, of Richmoe,nd
has returned after visit to her mother mot
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zeller and family
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs H III
lard at their home, near fuiton' ourihs
tho past week. -
The picnic given under the AUSPICES Of
Inc ladies' Of Central Church on Wednes-
Gay was largely attended and greatly en-
joyed by every one. o,,nda
4 picnic given in the spacious Erouhos
a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
WAGNER was attended by. a large gather
,nr oi Young and old, who enjoyed very
mich the ice cream and bountltul supply
Of other good things.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Walden, Of SnrrE,
are enjoying a visit with MT. Maloo 'H :
pt MI ia and Mrs. clopton have sold their
home on the Charles City Road to MI
Baker, Of Washington. eu,,
a large party of pleasure seekers IRON ,.1 !,
this community attended the excursion
to Buclkroe Beach Tuesday III,
Nr b. UuXter spent "Wednesday WIN
bic mother at Lee Cottage.
Mrs. Charles mckinley, Mrs Lou E 1,lS.
fer and Mr. Charles HuXter were callers
al Melrose Farm "Wednesday evening.
Miss Alice Allard has returned from !.
trip to Highland Springs, visiting lTie ai'
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[FyIL1 7 ON park,

e.
rho patronage at the Park the past
week has been immense. Every night the
dancing pavilion has, regardless Of the
heated term been patronlzed 70 a3n t.r
is still doing n rushing business, dispensing
The musical railway Is as popular, as eyer
and hundred of pcople from .ne efrs hine
portable gallery is tn, latest add dbl
ton to the other many at,racets.ons rs t rore
age of the people. ~ ,,oo,
Several private picnic pa rites nave n Se,1
here during the week ana were , MI
pleased with the pleasant way - ""o'
Mr.. I. ". Dorset visited at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Mcl>inhS Tug p"st
Mrs Mckinney is gradually rec93 v We n e
the use Of her foot, that has troup'eu her
a great deal of late.
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Fal1mount Tiers,
D0OOoOOOoooOoOOOOOc


Mrs. Mary Mcdowell. of Darlington
Street. who has been visiting her brother
in Hanover county was called home Wed
nesday on account Of the serious illness
OF her daughter, Mrs. Rebekah Enos,
who had fall and has been n Critical ivha
on her way to church few nights ago.
struck her foot against an obstacle and
fell heavily 10 the ground, but suffered
no Ill effects until the next day. when her
condition became alarming, and FOR Il
while her Me was despaired Of, but she
Is slightly better now.
Miss Irene Ford has returned home
from a visit 10 relatives in Staunton.
Mrs. w. O. Rowe and children have
returned from Goochland county. where
they visited friends for several weeks.
The visit this week of DR.. Henry S,
Mycr, OF Dem!ng, New Mexico, to Rev.
10 Babcock at the Methodist oarson.
age, was very much enjoyed They are
very warm friends, but Tor many years
duty has taken them in opposite direc-
tons.
Miss Mollie Hicks, OF No 1903 Twenty
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Barton Heights'..

CCOCOOOCCCCSG)O OON~'.IISl -,>~",N
Miss Bernard who has bee visiting
Mrs. Brooks, OF Meadow Bridge ROAD ao' nus isl
returned to Paramount III,
Miss Marie Carter, who has been 4Vislt-
ing Mrs. Nuckols. Of Petersburg, mas re-
turned to her home on North Avenue.
Mrs. Golf has returned TO- her nome
in Brookland Park, after a pleasa flnr t;vi rs
it 10 Mrs Noble. of Petersburg 5E 3,
Ing Miss Maud Tjller, Of Fairmount mas
returned home. !,
Miss May Harris Is quite SICK a. h tr.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] w. Starritt nave re-
turned home after visit to friends IN
Augusta county. Il,
Mr.. John Perkins, of Louisa Is the
guest Of Mr.. James Collins. -
Mr.. George P. Harrison, who has been
visiting Mr.. Charles Palmer. has lett TOT
Gordonsville. ,.,t
ing Mr.. j. Smith. has returned 70 Alex
Mr.. w r. Croxton has returned home
after a trip to King William.
4 Mrs Annie Miles, Of Frankfort, KY.
who has been visiting Mrs. w. G. Cosby,
| has left for Washington for snort
Mr.. Mr.. John X. Kuyk is visiting friends IDS, in
Mrs. 6. r. Kuyk is visiting relatives In
N Inc q NJ a. Club will hold its regular
meeting September 1stgnt the home @, OF
| Mir. Overton Woodward, corner l1aro 1NNe
| nue. and Roberts Street: >.
| Miss Annie Laurie Pitt has return &c, I &c
North Carolina from visit miss! MIS- f1i'cl
| Ora ham, ts, II tdi.5+. x srs. tht
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zoe. Unbleached Shooting, 2lz yards
vide, in lengths 2 and 2h yards. to
close, lac.
At 3c.--Flowers thatSsold 81; little
crushed
At 9c.-Flowers that sold 75c.; little
crushed
At followers with rubber stems
that sold CSC.
At Mc,-Remnants &c. Amoskeag
Apron Bingham.
At 2c.-Remnants Dressmnkers'
At lc.-Lcather. Belt, sold 15c.
Al sc.-Remnants Fruit OF the
Loom, Pride OF the West and Long
At s1-4c-Remnants 1910. Perca-
line and sllesla.
At aoc.-Tan Cloth Capes, sold 81,
At 5c,-German Linen Crash, sold
At sc,--RpssIan Duck, sell l2lsc,
At 5c.-glrtain Muslin, 40 inches
wide, sold no, yard,
At Remnants Calico.
AZ 5c.-Flgured Denim. sold for
1t, 5c.-Dotted Swiss, sold 12hc,
Al 3-4c.--Wh,le Lace Stripe Mus
Z lin, sold r.. yard,
y At 15c,-Talcum Powder, 1-pound
can, selling other stores at a5c'
Al 3c.-D,lrls Outings, sold for &C.
At 61-4c,-Crcpe de Chine, sold for
zoe,
Al 19hc.- hlercerized Cheylots ana
Oxfords. sold 25c, and 37lac.
At 15o.-Corsct Covers, sold SOC.
At 3c,-Box Writing Paper, With
Envelopes. sold loo.
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WASH FABRICS,

To close, 8 lido. yard, worth 12l2c. 20
Csc. yard
Tomorrow we intend to dispose OF
the balance OF the lot OF l2lac. TO &c.
Wash Fabrics, consisting OF flne
Batistc Lawns and fine Dlmltles,
These fabrics are In number OF
pleasing patterns and colorings' ana
have sold during the season at l21sc'
to 25c. a yard; closing price to-mor-
row, a yard, LAC.
The &c. Lawns and Dimities, to
close, 2hc. yard.
THE ARMY AND NAVY WHITE
WOOL BLANKET,
This Blanket sold nll over ina
United States for Sc and "; 70 NOR
row special 81 pair new hiahkct'
OF this season. Ia ~,
15c, and Tic. yard
12kc, FINE PRINTED FLANlS>'E'
LETTEs, &c.
This material has a smooth sur
face with lleecy back; comes IN
rcot medium and large figures.
fancy stripes and foulard patterns;
suitable for. wrappers, kimonos w"
At 4hc.-Blcached Cotton J yard
wide. sells all over the city for 1c,
And. oscoggin Cloth to be sold at
Sac. yard. ~, so,,,
for Lie. yard s,.ot-
lac. yard for 25c, Bleaehed shee ca
ing, az yards vide, In lengths ana
2h yards.
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SEVEN PINES.

There Is every indication OF an i,'; 49,.
y iyc 'A'p at: ReuIah Metnodis, Episcopal
Church to day, when there WI oe er P'e" rr,
Ing both morning and att ert,iTioih -. ,nn n1
pastor, Rev J. i, Cuthriell, WI ~ 49,
ably assisted in CONDUCTING .,,,sr ',eF nf
Resuiah Methodist Epscopal Church !, there re
several other charges unds' re ne pT f,tt IL
tlEhna each Shl" eeo5ngregation being eyer
ready to show their appieastinnn OF pc
Ing so faithfully and g w islnsid de' GPs ark
a car. formerly run X li i'm. And I'd ia
Greatly 81 salty 10 the comfort OF travellers oyer
tho road,
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G. II. u. Each invitation oon y "a e .,
tiny sock, which was 70 pc passeu - 50
the gate with as many pennies as ew'ee
the size of the bearers shoe, tocKeq away
in the toe OF the socK' -,
Ice cream was sold by the ladies ama
cake and lemonade was free % az Nj.
and Mrs. schadt, Of Manchester smes.s
of Mrs. Anderson, did mueh ~ e"se'
tain and Interest the croWd, =, -
The evening was greatly en1oyea - ~
and nice little sum reallzed 10Y 'Ae
carrying on Of temperance "oAN'
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THE BIC EASEMENT BARGAINS.

At 25c.-Turkey Red Table Linen.
sold for soc.
At 3c.-Lea thor Belts. sold 25c.
At 7c.-Remnants White Lawn.
sold Is 2-3c.
At 25c,--Window Shades sold 500.
and 75c. good spring rollcrs)'
At 4hc.-Curtain Scrim, sold Sc.
Odd pairs Lace Curtains at half
At loc,-Remnants White Goods,
sold zoe. to csc.
cry, sold CSC
Island Ioercaes.
At 6lr4c.--Black Dress Goods sola
CSC.
At 4c.-Percales, sold loc. yard,
At s1-Lcather satchel, sold 50.
At 1oc-Madras Bingham, sold 10
At lie. puir--LadieS' Co'ored ana
White Linen Cuffs. sold l0c pair.
At s1-Heavy Wool Fleece ''lank-
cts. sold 81,
At Observation-Disclosures, sold ~
AT Tc..-Drcss Ginshams. sold l21ac.
AZ loo dozen-Linen Collars. sold
1Oc. apiece. ~
Al 1-4c-Ren1nants 61-4c.f Un-
+ l,leached Cotton, ] ward wills.
AZ Bleached Sheets. b0c. Hird.
At 1a,ac,--Extra Heavy Pillow
oa At 1.ao,-pomet and Canton
Flannel, worth SC.
sold soc,
At boc.-Corduroy, sold 81 yard.
At 12,Ac.-39c, Plaid skirting,
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ACCIDENTS IN NELSON
James Stevens Thrown from MS r'orse'
Yung ladies Severely hurt
(SpeciaI 10 The rlmes,aDlsppHar.c1111{n >

Especial 10 Tho frlmes-aD lsp par J ~
NORWOOD, W., Aug, s9'wMsr, 5 5nmes
stevens, of Sleepy Hollow, ~ Ta his shomI.
from his horse Wcdnesday. anu 80 "a man
of of nearly seventy years Of age and vas hs
riding Sideways ON his nSIr ,, hi Vii Nil
lime, lie suffers considerably w WI
't On the tre's same day, while MI WnltSr
Simpson and several ladies Wddt woW Mils
ron here 10 his home At IN Mi broke. c n,s
the fifth wheel Of his phaeton, brnwing lie
occupan,s 10 the ground, Y. Mss arm n'' nnd
shoulder She is very baaly L !. . r,iest of
Miss simpson, from North GaFu ,ntii FRI FRI
badly hurt and unconscious uh'n W
day. 4,on
Dr, Galway attended theI.''
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PASSED LEAKING
BARGE IN TOW
(Ry Associated Press.l

-7"-1- ICY .1ssUUIHTtu- : uSp'7 :, q
NEW YORK, August 99.-The Qla ~
mnion Line steamship Princess Anne,
from Newport News and Norfolk when
arrived here to-day, reports when or goa
Glry, N. j.. passed the, stamer Golone!
4. Drake. from Port Arthur. Iex H., TOYING ~ e
the Standard OIL barge, No. 81 Ihs ca *"
tain OF the steamer signalled NAV she
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DIR, GEORGE ROSS TO
RETURN HOME TO-DAY

Or, George Ross, who has been very III
at the White Sulphur Springs for ne
past five weeks. will return to this CIV
Tomorrow,
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barge had sprung leak and he wished
to be reported. The steamer, with the
barge in tow, left Port Arthur August
10TH for New York,
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A nsock Prrty,n

cARTERsviLLE VA. AVN wen Ip' At he he
igh,lnl sock party. r Gas last nisht
undar the auspices Of the Gu'se's''
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UMBRELLAS.
At 42c.-Umbrellas. sold Tor 75c.
At esc.-Umbrellas. sold for 81 and
1925
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
At 25c.-Corset Covers, that sold
for soc.
At 5oc.-Gowns, that sold for $50.
At e2c.-Gowns. that sold for 81.
At ssc,--Chemises. that sold for soc.
BLACK SKIRT. NETS.
At 3sc.-Black and Figured Nets.
that sold for s1.26.
At 5oc.-Black Nets. that sold for
$3.50.
At 75c.-Black Nets, that sold for
81 and $3.50.
At s1-Black Nets, that sold for
SO yard.
BELTS.
At 1oc.-wash Pidue Belts, sold for
csc.
At 25c.-Belts that sold for Soc,
white and black.
At 5oo-Bclts that sold for 76c. and
81.
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cool, COMFORTABLE;
WRAPPERS.

cool, COMFORTABLE
WRAPPERS.
They're dressmaker made and I'M
ished, ut we'll and hang nicely. look COX
neat and dressy-and we're Offering
them ut clearance sale prices.
Summer wrappers OF French Lawn
and Pcrcnle-Fine quality materials.
IN figures and neat stripes; trimmed
around shoulders with full rufle OF
material, finished with braid or lace
edge Low rolling collar tull bishop
sleeves. The flaring skirt Is finished
with 1o-inch flounce; good 50 valucs
at csc.
SIPS Wrappers, made same as the
above style: clearance price. roc.
(Sec Window display
9!ALL.WooL zleELlNE MIXTURES.
ACC. a yard for the 500. quality
who wouldn't buy their fall cos
tune material now, when such say.
ings are posalble? Read this small
iist, And remember that there are
many moro Just as good-perhnps
you'll think them a good bit better.
There's a great variety or dress
fnbrics here from which to make your,
selection. including the always want
cd, staple kinds, as we'll as the novel
ties for autumn OF 1903.
soc. Atwood zIbellne Mixtures, asc.
sS SO pieces Of this popular fabric on
sale at less than wholesale price.
These goods are q correct copy OF
thc imported kind. The Zibelinc Is
medium weight, fur-like in appear
ancc. Beautiful range Of all the new
est fall colors. Stylish and dressy.
We'll worth SOC. yard-our price. 49c.
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NM" Mr.. and Mrs joseph Darby 10 of b bogsys
t .oMih Mrs r, nj. Cavedo. of Louisiana
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WINDOW sNlos NUTo Free M FLOOR COVERING LAID iND LINED FREE
julius SYcLE & SONS.
WINDOW SHADES HUNG FREE & ),
The Last Cali for Summer Goods.
REMEMBER QUA CREDIT SYSTEM rou CAN paY SMALL AMOUNTS
WEEKLY on MONTHLY ---

Fl goods and must have space o their display
So seng prices are M
which saving 70 YOU
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oe afr LACY whitlow is quite sick Mt MS
residence on Orleans Street; u, ,,,,n,, a.
Rev A. 4. Jones will FL ms p PULP M e.
@hoth services to-day at DenlS-9l''ee'l ~ -
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RIo REDUCTION m FINE WHITE SHIRT !

asnst 5tfss
MEMS VALE LioHT.WEloHT
sUsPENDERs, ESQ.
Good looking, we'll made Suspend
ers, OF light weight cotton Isle class
tic webbing. sucli as Is regularly used
IN half-dola goods. While light In
weight, It is strong and durable
Calfskin ends, nickel buckles, that
will not rust, 25c
TABLE DAMAsk, 500.
2-yard wide Satin Finish Table
Damask. real value 75c.; tomorrow
to 60 for soc.
GREAT HOSIERY SALE.
At 12hc.-Ladics' Dropstltch and
Plain Hose real value 19c.
At 16 2-3c-Iadies' Hermsdorf dye
Hose, real 25c. value.
At 26c.-Fancy Hose, sold at boc.
and 75c. pair.
At l4c.-Chidren's Mercerized
Dropstitch Hose.
WHITE 7EDsPREADs.
i s1.25 White Bedspreads. only to
\ customer. as the quantity is limits
ed: special price, G9c
Special sale Mar.eilles Spreads at
81 so.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

A J, Pratt arrived home Saturday
from Seattle.
NJ. Schorn went to Seattle Sunday for
"A weeks stay on business.
W. \. Scott of Kiona was a business
visitor in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Louisa Neal went to Ellensburg
Monday to pay visit to her sister
Mrs. Payne of Tacoma is visiting with
Mrs. \. \. McDermid of Mob Hill.
Jas H. Lasswell and family have NOV
ed to Colville, to reside permanently.
J. c. MacCrimmon and family re-
turned from their homestead near Shell
ton Saturday.
W. NJ. Thompson says he is doing a
good business in collecting back taxes
for the county.
The state dairymen will hold their
annual session in North Yakima, begin
ming Dec 20,
Alex. Miller went to. Portland Friday
for a two weeks visit with his wife,
who is undergoing surgical treatment.
d. L. Stone & Son are erecting a
couple of coy little houses on Sixth
Natehez avenue, for renting purposes.
Frank Garrett has sold the brick resi-
dence, which is now under construction
on North First street, to NJ. L. Longuet.
Oscar Nansyckle, of Yakima City, went
to Seattle Saturday in response to tel
egram announcing the serious illness of
his mother
O. F. Spring, the well known printer,
has leased the farm of Mrs Lima Rowe.
on the Matches and removed there with
his family.
The Kings Daughters will give a
cake sale Saturday, Nov. from to
p. m. at C. C. Cases drug store. The
proceeds are to be used for the Deacon
ess home.
The remains of Frank Winchell were
brought in Friday from Medical Lake
and inferred in Tahoma cemetery with
ritualistic honor by the local lodge of
Odd Fellows, of which deceased had been
a member of long standing.