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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Mount cross: o. l.. Dodson. Bachelors
Hail. M, M. McLaurno, Ballsville; L. ~
Jones, Green Bay; David Dunlop Gee;
o. l.. Ship. Backbay; 7, 3 BRADSHAW
Brcntsylle; j, b. Miller, spcrryv!lle; VIII
liam L. keysor, washington, Va; Fred
erick Settle, Wexford; ]. W. Chinn, Jr.'
Warsaw; N, T, Board Hollns; John +.
Saul, Salem; Wilkes Bates, Belts Valley'
J. r.. Cover, Elkton; Edward Cooper
Castle Wood; II. G. L, Richmond Gate
City; Captain J. G. Ner, Mount Jackson
w, ", Birchfield, Marion, Box ll6; i. a.
Saunders, Ivor; r, D. Camp, franklin;
NJ. II. Dickinson, McHenry; NJ G, FER
klns. Murtleville; j. II. Norris Burrhl1l;
r., B. Freptz, Luray; NJ. ", stedman,
Stuart; Joel II, Cooke, Meadows OF DAM
w. IT. Woodng, Chalk Level; J, s. Jen-
nings, Negro Arm; ]. M, Bell, Belona;
w. r. Carter, Rice; Charles N Lee
Riyes; ]. w. Lavender, Lynnhayeni Flelu-
Ing Smith, snowville; Willis Dearlng,
Flint Hill; r. j. Pullen, Newlandi J. NJ
Bell, Haynesyille; r, L. bearing, Ytnton;
r. D. bearing, Yinton; j, A. ClemmeT'
Murat; NJ. ]. Martz, Lacey SPRING.; W.
A, Splitter Route TO- broadway; D -
Wysor, Swords Creek; N. n, FUNK
ho user, Qucksburg; w, D. Mount, salt
Vile; L. M, Pugh. Rye Yalley;aJ, n. 81
brell, SIR, Courtland; George w, CheW'n W.
Don; James Ashby, Musselmani W, a
Duyall, Iselfair Mills; Captain George a.
sayedge, Alliance; g, B, Jennings. Beirts;
G., w. spracher, Richlands; Z, a. t'hhe.i.
Bentonville; 2. f. HenlepoWer, success
i. j. Kellam. Morrison; p. G. snoasrass,
Meadow View; John !. Bealo' Hasuei
Charles A. Morris, Glamorgan; ", q.
Richmond, Rural Retreat " y. GoHlsah,
View: Persee poyerrell, claremonti r. y.
Birdsong, Homeryille; George r. Mccall,
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disposed with rheumatism for long time
Is Improving.
Mrs. Fleet Kirk, OF near Lakeside; Is
spending several weeks IN the mountains,
Mrs. 4. II. Curtis, and her little dauhh,
ter, linda, have returned nome aittE "
pleasant VISIT, with friends and re1atlVes
In Baltimore.
Mrs, l. B. Quarles, Of Lakeside W t',2
has been sick for several weeks, IS st'!4
confined to her bed, \, \.
Mrs. Lucy E, Ladd. ,ot Brook Hi!l, dled
L B, .ouarles. on Tuesday. The fu I
took place at Emmanuel Church Weohesi
day afternoon. i
The little daughter of Mrs. ]. 2. car
Spaldng, the eye specialist,
Mrs. Walter Lawrence continues quits
sick at her home near Lakeside. al.
!sISs tRs home q his parents, near the
side, has gone to spend a part OF his
vacation In Accomac county,
Mrs. Eugene Carter, OF near Incoming
dale, has gone to spend teH weeks Hts
with relatives, In Caroline county. ,;1,s
MI. Mlntar from RlGhm56nd' y srm 5iY " o.
Ing new residence on tine AeTHl|tase
ha Mi rho ne% rssdsnas built On TIE H
lizard Road. near Iakesids.. .,. !.
MOTH ons Hun Kun ;Bap1istt churoh took place
last THURSDAY The people Aad very
en M|yys H, hme' pu,val 81 Richmond, is
vislttifnag the home q her aunt. Mr., Q; y.
Lakeside.
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SUMMER NORMAL
IN SOUTHWEST
Teachers Thoroughly Enjoyed
Months Work at Emory and
Henry College.
VERY CAPABLE INSTRUCTORS

Miss Sallic b. Dickinson. " No, 4Q6
East Grace street, this city. writes In
terestingly OF a month delightfully."- spent
al the Summer Normal School held at
Emory and Henry College,
After describing this section Of the
State noted for It's prosperity and beauty
OF scenery. Miss Dickinson writes;
"Whilst looking upon the ideal climate,
lovely scenery. we are cognizanI OF the fact
that the prominent features OF this school
were not the pleasurabe accomplishments,
hut the earnest striving Of teachers. as
sembled there from nineteen counties, to
'lift themselves upon higher plane OF
culture and OF scholarship The bracins
climate acted as spur to earnest. In
tdefa,igable effort towards improvement,
Never has the writer, who has attended q
number OF summer schools. seen such
strenuous efforts made by body OF
n eachers toward better preparation. They
pressing towards Inc march OF greater
/ etlcycncy. latent upon keeping abreast
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sections Of tho state. and are as 70

sections OF tho state. and are as fol-
lows:
James X. Ayers, Pungoteaguc; ],
Irving Sale, Howardsville; Robert 2,
Maryland. ,Croset; Edmund Clark, st.
Elmo; J. C. Carpenter, Clifton Forge;
w, u. Warrincr: Jetersvllle; w. Az.
Thraves, Amelia Courthouse; II, Loving
Lowesvle; William Daniel Fix. Hlxburg;
Thomas Coyner, Waypesborot John B.
Ritohey, Fort Defiance; John zimnro'
Yost; 2, R. Monroe, Crystal George o.
Murrell. Fontela: A. L. Newberry. Blanc;
A. a, Woodson Cartersvllle; William
.Nofsinger Llthla; w, E..IIarris. Chamber
OF Commerce, Richmond; 7, F. Duane.
Smoky Ordinary; y; N. Grimsley, Shack
Mills, W. II. Payne. New Canton; c, 3.
Conway, Mossneck; A. j, Faddls. Wood
Lawn; Lee w, Morton, Eureka Mills;
Dr. II. A. sHurt.a Chester;AR NJ Blake
more, White Post; John B. Phillips, sun
nyslde; John r., Stephenson, Butterworthi
Montgomery Garrett. Center Cross; ~ y
Powell, upperville; 9, NJ stlgleman'
Floyd; II. II, Wood, Bremo Hluft; q. j.
McNeal, Wertz; j. 8. Larrick, Middle
town; L. d. shumate. NarroWs; George
N. Anderton, Woods Gross Roads; J. ..
Ferguson, Balham; C. w CALDWELL Galax;
Captain r. G.. Bourne, Rugby; y, =.
Clarke, q Clarkton; J.fLiIngram. =, ~ =.
No. 1, Ingram:t Y. lE.!iWest, Old Church;
]. C. stevens Hanover Courthouse; John
E, Broaddus, Glen FAllen; D. ". spencer,
Spencer; ". II. valentine, Valentine; A.
". Moore. plllwyn; n, - Jett. Rust
burg; j, C. Matthews, Cap; Henry war
Ing. Tettlnglon;g Frank Jennlnss' Rea
House, ", A, Blankenshlp, Matoacai J,
r. Lewis, Rixeyville; j, =. Arlington,
Birchleaf; Fl. W. Dunn, punnsyllie; "
e. Miller Herndon, 8. w, rriplett' Deia-
plane; ". r. Argabright. Bashami james
.. Mundy. Union Mlllsi 9. :, WINS,
Rocky Mount; J. "A, Larrick, Alidalet9Wn'
Thomas ]. Pearson, Pearispurs' ", 2
Ware. sr. Gloucester; captain SosepA
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$12. Dinner Sets, $3.50.

$3.50 for 12-plece Hand
somely Decorated Gold Stip-
pied Toilet Sets, worth So.
1915 for l2-plece Blue,
Brown or Green Underglazed
Decorated Toilet Sets, made
to sell for $3.50.
&6.0S for 100-piece Deco
rated American Print Dinner
Sets.
$3.50 for 1oo-plece White
and Gold Dinner Sets that
were s12.
1Sc a dozen-Jelly Glasses.
$t10c a dozen-Fruit Jar
Tops.
&c n dozen for tho best
Black Fruit Jar Rubbers.
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Special prices on Quadruple
Silver Tea Sets, Chocolate
Pitchers. Fern Dishes. Bread
Trays and Gold Lined Mugs
and Bonbon Dishes.
$3 a set for William A.
Rogers's 12-dwt. Furnished
Handle Knives and Forks.
&2,25-Rogers's Quadruple
Plate Tea Spoons. 1918 for
Table Spoons to match.
1915 for $3.50 S-inch Cut
Glass Bowls. Other cut glass
marked one-third Oft regular
price.
0sc-Ruby Hall Lamps.
complete.
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1914 and ia White Wool Blankets.
extra heavy. deep fleece; were 45o
and 3b.5o--these show handling: the
nrices are $3.50 aud a. S,Sl ~ =
to-l and ia Blankets, that we're
$3.50 andrs4.4 go on sale for $500 and and
%.
s$1o-4 and ILL. Heavy Fleeced Blan-
.kets, in bath robe styles gray, white
and camel's, hair that were. %tG SSll.46;
your pick from he5lot ssc pair. u
/. "a 81. Blankets for 6Qc.
$3.50 and 81 Comforts, white !am1-.
mated cotton filled, covered with fancy,
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Great Reduction Sale Of Beddings.

15c and 1Sc Pillow Cases, several
grades OF cotton, handkerchief border
and 1lemstitched; 247 dozen, for IL &c
each.
12Ac Pillow Cases. 0 Use.
IS and Sc Imported Marseilles Quilts.
extra heavy embossed, 1915 and
1925.
$3.50 and 1915 Imported Marsellles
Quilts, some arc satin finished, $3.50.
s1.25 Heavy Crochet Quilts, soc.
81 Crochet Quilts, full double bed
size, 6Oc.
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imported Saline; these are slightly
solled, on sale at H2. so,
s.. Comforts will be ~.
$3.50 Comforts go on sale. for H.s x
soc Linen Finished Bleached Sheets,
1ull' 2 yards wide on sala Monday
36c.
Regular Coo. .Bleached Sheets, bOc.
csc and zoe Bleached Sheets, Ia
and 2t1s2 yards vide; some are hem
stitchedf 6sc. .s ss
zoe and 25c Pillow Cases. several
sizes and grades- of'cotton; some hem
stitched ones. 14c.
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French Batiste. Madras,
Glnghams, Solid Color En-
hroidered Creponnes, sl!k-
like Foulards ndssoltd color
Sea Island sPercales, the loe
to 16c fabrics, to be closed
out at Go a yard.
a. Imported Madras and
sh,rtIngs, a. French Per.
Gales, IA Cambria Finlshco
Long Cloth and - Linen
Finished Cannon Cloth, any
for 8 3.4c q yard.
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Cotton Goods in Lots.

Best Gray Mourning Cali
Goes. Wine Red Calicocs. As
Fine Unbleached Cottons,
best Chambray Prints and
Fancy Printed Batlstc. TOR
4 3-4c a yard.
Fancy Curtain and Com i
fort Prints, Dark Plaid Dress
Ginghams, Apron Check
GInghams and Indigo Blue
Prints for 3. 3-4c n yard.
Many other Cotton fabrics,
ADJUST sucn price reductions,
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All Bows Wear at Extra Reductions.

cloth and blue serge; $3.50 value, for
80.
1925 Knee Trousers. In fancy mix
lures all wool, sizes to II years, 76c.
soc Wooden Trousers are soc.
Blue Serge Caps for lOc.
Laundered Shirt Waists. the best
made. 25c.
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OF the educational progress In the State,
not only, studied subject matter and
raised their certificates, but the scienS OF
teaching was learned in delightful man
ner at small cost,
Mr.. Hart the Leader,
Professor Harris Hart. long the sue
.ccssful principal OF the Roanoke City
High School. now proudly claimed 4 by
Southwest Virginia as "Our examiner"
was the leader In everything,
whilst some are exclaiming, what Is
the use OF having these "examiners," we
teachers of Southwest Virginia thank ths
State board for this happy choice. Under
his banner We feel that we can march
to the music OF victory as good teachers
OF good schools. -
'Never can the splendid instruction OF
r. r. Smith be forgotten, nor the hum
dreds of problems he made us work In
arithmetic and algebra.
'Dr. Loving told us OF. our fearful and
wonderful mechanism, and OF tho world
upon which We move.
Professor Locker drilled us In civics
and spelling; A. g, Williams graphically
presented the general record OF past
events
Professor Robert snayely, In delightful
talks, added charm to the science OF
language and the art of pedagogy,
Miss Williams In primary methods;
Miss Redd. In drawing; Miss Coleman,
in music; Miss Emmons, In penman-
ship: Miss Louie Kelley. of the Mar
shall Street School, Rlchmond, In reading,
gave such an interest to their respective
subjects that VIC could not afford to
miss lecture.,4ae -,aa svr
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Wooden Suits. in solid and fancy
mixtures, made Of strong, durable
cloth. $1.4s.
Wooden Suits of medium weight and
color, were $3.50 and 81, workmanship
and fit guaranteed, special $2.30.
Light Weight Refers, In tan covert
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White and sColored Shirt Waist Suits.
sold to $3.50. will be $1.4S.
IS and t$5.75 Suits will be $3.50.
& Sc and $3.50 Suits will DO $3.50.
White Linen Skirts. were to $6.76.
to be closed out at $2.75.
Linen Skirts, In white and natural
colors lsnld4 TO s4.75, choice $50.
Linen; Finished Skirts, various styles,
now 81 70 each.
s1.5O Cannon Cloth Skirts now Toe.
Mohair Suits, III colors and black,
the Sc ones will be $3.bO;Hthe$ $3.50
ones now &5.
Mohair Coat Suits for. cool days or
travelling. sold to s22.5o. now FLO. 5e. /,
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Shirt Waists l9c to S.,
Were SOC to SIS.

White China silk Waists that sold
for sa.sS. for H1.s9.
1898 Allover Lace Crepe de Chine,
Taffeta and China Silk Waists, for
$3.50.
SO. $12 and SIS Waists, closing prtcc
$5. Il
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liable fiji Of Sheer Linen Waists,
figured ana ! rpplka-dot, all sizes. to
be closed lQplt, N Monday, 1oe each.
Anotherqlot, Of White Lawn Waists,
un1broidery trimmed, that sold for zoe
and 81, are DOC each.
All the Sheer White Lawn Waists
that sold up to 81, are Csc each.
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SC Checked Nainsooks, Sc.

Checked Nainsooks, India
Llnons, Dim!ties. ETC.. for Be
a yard.
White Pique. 0 1.2c SaN
yard.
Victoria Lawn, 40 inches
wide. 8 1-2c.
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1900 yards Of Checked Main
sock, SC quality. &c a YARD,
1870 India. Linon. y S-ae'
Striped ,Orgapdy, IN short
lengths, 2oo value. q 1-zc q
yard. ,,,,.
A table full Of SC to 12ho
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FARMERS CONVENTION.
Governor Montague Names Long
r List sc Candidates

Governor Montague has named long
National Congress to be, held here Sep
tember 12-22,
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ss(irenteSt Lace Curtain Bargains
Ever Seen IN Richmond, a

Come and see II you don't agree.
Ruffle Net Curtains, regular = ones
R1.Ab a pair. }, 49, I!
SLIPS 1suffle Muslin Curtains, soc q !.
pair. .4u.
Plain Muslin Curtains, wide rtiftle,
yards long. 4sc o palr.
II $3.50 Lace Curtains, 81 yards IONS
81 pair.
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1oc and 12Ac India Llnon, some 40
inches wldc for 7 &c.
Book Fold Persian Lawn, 12hc and
15c grade. 1Oc.
1G 2-ac to zoe Striped Swiss. in
lengths to Is yards, for Q 1-2c yard.
English Long Cloth, IL yard pieces;
regularly 1898, for Clio.
&c Dotted Swiss, Sc a yard.
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Drawers with hemstltched tucks
Full Front Corset Covers. SC.
J. Short Chemise CSC.
81 and sl.l9 Nainsook and Cambria
Gowns, lace or embroidery trimmed,
7bc. -
sl.2b Lace Trimmed Skirts, in sew
eral styles. for sac.
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No Such Silk Prices Before.

TOO many silks BY $4,000. Rebuilding and inventory are
these prices We give you six sample values
and all wanted goods .8 ss{slas
27.nch Black 1Iandoom silk value for s5c
3sch Black Taffeta Silk finish $11 value for eoc
11andoom White China Silk the knd that launoers' o
for zoe. 5s5 3#l .fs...a.s
2o.nch Iand-oom White Silk, 39c value for 10 2sc
lurous soft 1in1sh ooc V
as5 ~. y. ss
2och Heavy Black pure Sole eec value for 44
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soc to 75c Gowns, trimmed with
tlcks and embroidery. 4sc.
Lot OF 35c and soc Drawers and Cor
set Covers, GOO q garment.
Lace Trimmed Underskirts. In walk
Ing lengths. 4ac
Another Underskirt that sold for 7bc.
trimmed with torchon lace. Inserting
and cdging, 6Gc.
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LAKESIDE NEWS

Miss LILLIAN Blnford, OF Hickory, HIN.
is visiting relatives and friends In Charles
M. Thomas Ladd- who ha3 boon IN,
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40-inch Fine Sheer Printed In
dia Linons for 2 1.2c. Il
Linen Finished .Chambrays,
6 8-4c.
Embroidered Swiss, Embroid-s
cred Creponnes and Silk-llke Fou-
lards, sold to 1920, closing
price @ 1.4c.
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&EmbrOideries.

500 yards OF Embroideries, Edgings
and Insertings, regularly &c, for DC
a yard.
AZ. table full &c to 15c Embroideries.
Edgings and Insertlngs, some inches
wlde, any for Sc n yard.
"A lot Of Allover Embrotderles, were
from, soc to $780, to be closed out
Monday at 26c and Soc q yard.
M ,Ssc, Ito SOC Embroidery Edgings,
widths to 15 inches 26c a yard.
Waist Patterns. q.
There are about one dozen left OF
those Handsome Waist Patterns.
which we will close out at halt price.
81 ones for Csc! and 50 ons s. 4 e5 ss5 4
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lOc Ribbed Vests, II.

Women's 10c Vests, taped
neck and arms, &c.
Women's csc Creme Lisle
Vests, IL 1-2c.
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Raven; George W. Cone, Rlverton; j. w.
Clement, Lee Hall; Wyndham B. Robert
son, Plasterco; c. l., Clyce, r. F. D.. No.
3, Abingdon; w. e. England Chilton's:
r. p, Bruce, Wise; David Graham Max
Meadows; ]. S. Phillips, Poquoson. Va.
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I Wooden Suits that were sl2,50 to 31b,
choice $3.50.
Chlldren's Fall Refers, $1 each.
1915 to $3.50 Silk Refers to be sold
for $3.50 each. s5; -sys i.
$3.50 to $l.es Full Length Fine Lawn
Kimonos for, 81 apd ~. ~. ,s
All the $1,25 to $1.7b!aKlthonos and
Dressing sacques now 7Sc each.
Skirts in colors and black, that sold
at from $2,75 to IS. will! be $3.50 to
~. 80.
Skirts Of Panama, Mohair Wolfe and
fancy fabrics. sold from $3.50 to $3.50,
Will be % to ~ so.
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No equally great thing. can, be made OF
s,ich slight material as appincss.-Pucls.
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2 yards vide Pure Linen German IA
bic Damasl, half blenched, 00c YARD
German Table DamasE, silver
bleached, 60 inches wide, 900 varo.
Table Dnmask half linen. yards
wide, 900 a yard.
All Linen Dinner Napkins, double
tamask; $1.30 value. ~ dozen.
pure German Linen Dinner Napkins,
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That is what one customer said
$3.50 Lace Bed Sets for $3.50.
Bonne Femme Curtains. yards
long. three hand worked motives $3.50
value, for s2.Ds.
50 Hand Made Irish Poipt Curtains
~ pair.
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16 2-3c Mcrcerized Stripe Dimities
and other fancy White Goods. Zoe.
l2hc English Nalnsook, SC.
15c White Madras. in figures and
mercerIzcd stripes, ~ 1-2c n yard.
Heavily Merccrized Jacquards. reg
Sular 25c grade, 15c yard
1ec French Lawn. 45 inches wide,
i for IL &c.
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Second Floor Garment Store
Has to Make Room.

You cannot buy materials prices we'll give you All
goods at saving Of 50 per cent. and over.
WHITE LINEN SEPARATE COATS in the seasons best
- cell a. $6 60 less than $275 each
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regular $3.50 value f1 dozen
Mcrcerlzcd Dinner Napkins, zoe
dozen.
12Mc ito 15c Linen Huck Towels
1896, for 1Oc.
Heavy Turkish Bath Towels. regular
25c value, 10 2-3c.
There are good, large Bath Towels
at DC. t. ~ ss.a
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Csc to CSC White Swiss, 15c.

This white figured Swiss is the biggest white goods
bargain It gives idea of the other values but
thew must 20, there middle road.
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$4,000 in Cotton Goods for $500

Zoe a yard for Mercerlzed Voiles,
Imported Linen sultlngs, Chiffon
zephyrs, Silk and Linen Gauze
Tissue, Imported Organdies, I'M
ported Batiste, Mercerized Pop.
Inns, Barge Sultings. SILK Mulls,
ETC., that sold up to SOC.
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LaceS.
II A lot Of zoe to SOC Val. Lace Edgings,
to DO closed out at 16c and zoe
dozen yards.
200 dozen SIC to $50 Val. Laces-.
Edgings and Insertlngs---for SOC
dozen.
Venlse and Oriental Lace 1nsertings
and straight bands, values 19c to 25c,
q table full at Zoe yard.
81, Another lot of Trimming Iaces,
widths to 8 inches, edgings and in
Isertings; values. to 12hc, for &c a.
yard.
Alover Lace Net, worth Coo, for 3sc
q yard, double width.
Allover Lace Net, In cream and
white, 26c O yard
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vyomen's Ribbed Vests. Be.
Children's Knit Waists,
sizes 2 to II years. loo.
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Waist Patterns.
The Basement Has to Double Up

have the floor That is Why
great
shame sacrificed cant help
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Muslin Underwear Must Go

Nothing shows the effects Of and dirt as much
white underwear. We you get benefit of
these prices They're staple goods but savings 20 to half
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Linens for the Asking.

Cost IS not considered this sale Of linens They are
- tane as gold dollars always need them; why delay
Ard nav a half more month or so later.
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Dress Goods

44-inch Black Silk and Wool Crepe
Do Chine, tho always 81 value, for 6Oc.
1926 Black Batiste, perfect black.
AZ Inches wide. Soc.
s1.26 Black sicllian. 46 inches VIDE
O6c. -sy.,
52-inch Black Waterproof serges,
imperial weave, special Csc a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Art Bargains.

300 Batiste Corsets and Girdlcs. all
sizes, csc pair.
81 and SO Corsets, popular makes.
but broken sizes. will be closed out
Monday at ~.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-11-18

mesnes are at Villefranche u Mere,
near Nice. They are called the Col du
Cairo, and the Passable. Both have
been enlarged some few years ago,
notably the Passable, to which has
been added the whole of the western
side of Cape Ferrat. In this portion
of the newly acquired property a small
port has been constructed for the
Kings yacht.
Lady Henry Somerset, who is well
known in this country from her great
work in the interest of the temperance
movement, has a woman footman, a
female butler, and women In charge of
her stables.
Members of reigning families,
princes as well as princesses of the
blood, have to obtain permission from
the sovereign before they can leave
the country. They are always expect
ed to notify the monarch when they
intend to absent themselves from the
town or city where the court happens
to be in residence at the time.
The late King Humbert of Italy on
one occasion called his niece, Duchess
Helen of Aosta, to severe count for
having left Italy to visit her mother
in France without previously obtaining
his sanction.
This rule, which Viceroy Lord Curzon
also introduced in India, caused almost
open rebellion among a number of the
more powerful maharajahs and gaek-
wars of the empire, who on a number
of occasions d~isregarded the Viceroy's
rule and left the empire not only with
out his sanction but against his strict
est instructions.
The wealth of some of the Russian
churches in costly gems, jewelry and
precious stones is proverbial. Some
churches in the United States, notwith-
standing they are not supported by the
government, as they are in Russia and
other countries. are gradually acquir-
ing a r paintings, statuary, stained
glass windows and costly vestments.
For instance, the most costly mitre in
the United States, a mitre which rep
rescnts $40, 900 worth of jewels and
precious stones, is worn by Bishop
Horstmann of the Cleveland diocese of
the Roman Catholic Church. Most of
these jewels were presented to the
church by Mr.. Gordon, who also donat-
ed to the city of Cleveland his magnii-
cent Gordon Park. Mr.. Gordon was
a father of Mrs. Daisy Hanna, wife
of Dan. Hanna, son of the late Senator
Hanna. VAN CALAVA.