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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

LOS'r-On Sunday. NV. Is, on
the read between Claiborne snd
coyinQtcn. 4 silk uub ellis, will
silver handle. with the name ]. 4.
Gras.in engraved ON i. reward
will re p.id for ite return 70 Clav~
cries drug Store. ~
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

The excursion train vas late last
Sunday, owing to tark car being
derailed near the outskiets OF New
Orleans. This editor was on board j,
and must admit that after the OBJ
structlon was removed the train
made excellent time coming
through.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

See trespass notice OF Salmen
Brick ard Lumber Company IN an
other c0luma.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II Sheffield.
Miss Doris and Master Freaerick,
sfter spending the summer viii,
Mrs. II Fi,xsimons, at Oak View.
have retururd 10 their home in New
Ollsans.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Tue Saturday excursions to the
city are being we'll pstronized, snd
are . great convenience to the trav-
cling pHbiic and . credit to our en-
terprising railroad managers.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Los IA younx black and
white Holstein he,fer. branded J
and marked. Reward will be paid
for her return 70 Jeff. Strain, Abits
Springs.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

WANTED. AT onre. a hrnige
builder or .arrhitcs., I" draw plai.e
and spec, tic<ls,. i toi n steel draw
bridge acrt.s Ba,on Vincent, At
Sl,deli, La. Ad,lre-s alt coinmypi
cation. 10 l.. +. Miles. Sl,detl, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Get yoar knives and scissors
shsrpened q tho St. Tammany
PlsmbinR Go. Good and prompt
work guaranteed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Rev +. NJ Bnley left last Men
day for the annual co, ference Ut
The Netlsodist Church in Slrcve-
p 'rt. Mr. Bnley has made many
friends during his past wears serv.
ice in COv,nQ,on, ami it ia the wish
Of his congregation that he will he
returned to this circuit.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

When you come TO Covington
stop in and see onr complete sup.
ply of feed s,nff which we are sell.
ing at low prices.
J. A. DUMERGUE & co.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Call and see the pretty scenic
cards on sale at ]. L. Watkins
Drug Store
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

FOR RENT.-A number Of de
eirable houses, furnished or unfnr
niehed; all conven,entlv located.
WHITE d KELLER.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

The new restaurant aud barroom
OF Messrs. Penn & Patrick, in the
Badon building. opened lest week,
and has been doing . foe business
from the start.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

District Court, jury term, and
the Grand Jury will meet next
Monday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
We have the Hugo'sch,ck mix, the
best egg producer on the market.
~ DOMERGUE 60.

On the train from the city last
sunday two COACHES Of passengers
alighted at Flosenviile, en- route to
Bs,eslusa.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

FOR SALE OR RENT.-A 81;
thing and everything in the real
estate line. Tall on White d lxei
Ter. Frederick Building, upstairs,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

II. r. MeilIeur. the matchmaker
aud jeweler, il n,w located iH saa,.
Blastner's saddlery shop, opposite
the Farmer office.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

D1ED-At ElIisv,lle, Miss, on
the 26th ultimo, Mrs. Ida Cooper
nee Simpson, wife sAf Mr.. Curtis
Cooper, of Neridiaa, Mise. and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 7'bos
Simpson. of Pearl River, La.
Miss Ida Simpson was xell snd
~idely known and her un,imely
death was = terrible shock 10 her
family aud friends. She was hsl,p,-
" married to Mr.. Curtis Cooper.
of Meridian, MISS, . year ago last
October, and went to Arkansas
with her husband to live. A few
months ago they returned 70 E!I,s
vile, Miss, where she died. Her
remains were taken to Birmingham.
Ala, for interment.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, In aud for the Parish OF
st. TammaDy.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

We learn that the Swede who
was recently shot bv Nj. i'ulos
Dupr,est, in the Fifth ward, and
who was tsken 10 the Charity Hos
pital in New Orleans, IL in = far
way to recovery.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

just received q carload 1t fence
wire, for sale CHE ap.
G.. Il MtLLAR.
Abit,. $tr:ngs
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

We have just received another
large shipment nf cracked rice for
hoy aud chicken feed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
For Sale.

Biery Wood Yard. Two lots and
Machinery. One-third cash, balance in
two wears, H. L. GARLAND, JR..
61S Commercial Place, New Orleans.
de8.xt.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
Progressive Union Work.
Ing for Parks and
Street Lighting.

Al meeting OF the Abits Sprins g
frcgressive Union lsst Tuesday l,
was unanimously voted that = COM
m'ttee be appointed to take public.
subscriptions for Two small parks
On the vacant land near the depot.
A fair sum cf money ana fencing
wae subscribed on the spot. A
committee wac appointed to inter.
vies Mayor Hein,z, =, ask tie
Counctl's assistance IN the premises.
Lighting the town was another
subject that was lsken up. aud i,
will be pushed for oil it is worth.
Dairy farmsrs looking fur coun.
try locations will he given al the
attention and assistance possible,
bv corresponding with the Corre-
spending Secretary. &. e. Millar.
The Covington Skating Rink
opened last Saturday night, and
there was y large crowd in attend
ance. The hall was beautiful,
decorated for the occasion with
palms Al d flowers and . gorgeous
display of electric lights. The large
rink was . scene At animation. and
the skaters, both male ana female.
enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent. Choice music was furnished
for the occasion. There was slsO a
large attendance Sunday evening
Mr. l.. Bourgeois is the enter
prising manager. an he deser ms
and will Goubtless. meet with sac
cess.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
New Orleans Great
Northern Railroad.

HEADQUARTERS. COVINGTON. LA
Offers safe, quick and conveni-
ant service to the travelling public
Schedule.
Dsily except SUNDAY.
Effective Nov. IL. 1876.
Leave. :, Station. Arrive:
4:lO p. m. CsvinRion s:Sl u. ".
s:so s:so :: :: m: m: New Orleans s:1o : N.
3:25 .. m. Folsom 1906 =. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
No IL, Leave New Orleans, $50 A..n
Arrive Covington 9:7l>
No IL, Leave CovingtOn b:l5 IN.
Arrive in New Orleans 7:l5
NoTlCE.-The attention u me
public : il hereby called to Inc
copditions under which the new iO!m
of thirty and ten trip tickets are solo.
These tickets will be honored for Pasea&e
only when In the hands Of the origlnal
purchaser who signs the contract ano
members of his immediate family
whose names appear on the ticket. y
presented by any other than those
whose names appear ON the tickct. the
same will not be honored for passage
and full fare collected from holder I'm
der no circumstances will the limit o.
ten-trip and thtr'y-trip be extended oe.
vond the limit punched on these form.
of ticket.
Office is hereby given %
tile public that conductors w''iieee'
after enforce the instruction, I" col
ipct train rate (four cents Ter mite },
Il passengers boarding tra'hs =
ticket stat,ons witunu, tickrls
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

The Cumberland Telephone Com.
pany Is making big improvements
In it, llne. putting up fne crcosoted
poles in place OF the old and un-
slightly cedar poles heretofore in
nee. This will be great improve
.uent, not only in appearance. but
in improved service all along the
lire.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

DomerRue & COMPANY handle
the cheaPes, and hes, hay III town.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
: For Sale or Rent.

Beantinl new 5-ronm house. with
large hall. bath; stable and ont hui1d.
lngs; on two lnts Rrou.d; near Dixon's
Academy. Apply P. q. Eox 85.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
Covihgton Bank and Trust Co.

Located at covington. La. Parish Of
s.. Tamm1ny.
Report furnished to the State Examiner of State
Banks by the above bank, at the close Of
business, on November 80, 1906.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

spEclA,. NOTICE. ~. a.
Do,npreue & CO.. dealers in grain
and feed stuff, are retail drslrre.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

Louis r. Young vs. Tch+ functa River
Packet Company, Ltmited-No. 7lS.
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, In and TOR the Parish OF
1t. TalnmsDy,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

The Salmen Brick and Lumber
Co. has reduced the hours of ,ts
employees 10 ten inst tead OF eleyen
hours. This wall effect about 600
employ ees.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

ACHRISTMAS BAZAAR will
be given By the Ladies Guild of
Christ Il. X. Church on Thursday,
December Is, from 3 to 10 o'clock
3. IA. Supper will be served from
6 ID 10 D. %. No admission will
n aeked. The baxasr viii Be held
ID Mrs. Stsfa's old home, next to
store.
ID order 70 keep your stock IN
rood condition Try changing their
fed. Affll supply toeelect from.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08

de6.6t.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-12-08
> 9A'an1aal 4as,,,tr
December s, 1906.

i. 6 . s*ssskl
December s, 1906.
q. A. o. D
Bosue Ealaya Grove. Ne. =,
Meets on the flrsi and third satnrday,
the month, at 7:SO 2. H., m thl
|" s'nn'c building. CovinGton, Il.
Dk. A. h. GR1AxER, Noble Arch.
=. B. HEMPEL Secretary.
DomerRue & COMPANY handle
the cheaPest and hes, hay III town.
District Court, jury term, and
the Grani Jury will meet ) hex,
Monday.
See trespass notice OF Salmen
Brick and Lumber Company IN an
other c0luma.
We have the Hugo 'sch,ck mix, the
best egg producer on the market.
ia. DOMERGUE d 60.
On the train from the city last
Sunday two COACHES of passengers
aliQhted 1t FlOrenvii3e. en- route to
Bs,gslusa.
Get sour knives and scissors
sharpened q tho St. Tammany
Plsmbing Go. Good and prompt
work guafsnteed.
The new restaurant aud barroom
OF Messrs. Penn & Patrick, in the
sBadon building. opened lest week,
and has been doing foe bueiness
from the start.
Tue Saturday excursions to the
city are being we'll patronized, snd
are : great convenience to the trav-
cling pHbiic and . credit to our en-
terprising railroad managers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Sheffield.
Miss Doris and Master Frederick,
sitter spending the summer with
Mrs. II Fi,xsimOns, at Oak View.
have returuvd 10 their home io New
Orleans.
Our ehterprising and progressive
Police Jury this week advertises
for bids f"r smother steel bridge, to
b huilt At Slidell. Thus the g.x,d
work goes on, wi.h the right kind
Of men at the helm.
Blr A. y. Pons, has b..ught the
stock Of merchandise and good will
Of Mr.. H. Kottw,,z IN Abita Springs,
and took charge OF the store last
Monday. We wiei Mr.. Pons sue
ccess In his new venture.
Mr.. spd Mrs. John A. Todd, OF
Bayou Lscombe. are the happy
parents OF . fine 4, u yhter, their
fret girl baby, born last week; end
Pierce is as proud Of the
new arrival &c the parents
An alarm Of Gre Was sounded last
Wednesday, and as usual our citi.
Eens turned out In force. 1t proved
10 be the lonf OF the Poole House,
1t tho end Of the railroad. The
lanes were extinguisi,ed htfore
much damage was done.
Look out for that magnificent
new pubic school building which
will be built In the near future.
Bids are invited 81 our popular
Mayor and Town Council for It's
erection. See notice IN another |
column.
Mr.. +. ]. Hood, who has been i'll
10 New Orleans for the past three
weeks, vas brought to tis home In
Covington la.t Wednesday night,
md i. getting along very we'll. We
hope soon IL record his complete
recovery.
The last quarter of the public
,chool funds amounts to e82.727.28.
based upon an IS cent per capita
md total enrolment of ass. .596
children in the public schools 1T tho
state. The allotment for St. lam
many Parish is COG "a.
The excursion train vas late last
owing to tark car heing
Ierailed near the outskirts OF New
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.kAUFMANN & co.
.kAUJFMANN & co.
Mary

Evelyn MARTINI Myrtle Dodson, Mary
Pitts, Ethel Pchett
Violin lo-"Humoreskl''-Dy
Miss Annie Louise Renhnrdt. accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Wilson,
Rigoletto- 'Paraphrase" (verdi-Liszt,
Miss Elizabeth Scott.
Vocal Duet-"A1y Boat is Waiting Here
for Thee".. (smarp Misses Lavnla Dud'
ley and Lucille Rusch.
Whitening Flowers-(Toffman). MISS
Mary Pitts.
Fairy Fingers-tMllls). Miss Ethel
Pickett. ~, ~, 4,
Rdego), with violin obllgnto ny MISS
Reinhurdt, Miss Bessie Wilson.
Tremolo-(G ottschalk), Miss Myrtle
Dodson. >,,,s
Voc Vocal ouartette--cradle Song Ruben,
stein) Misses Myra Ackiss, Daisy anu
Bessie Nilson Ina Allen.
Concerts In II Minor-Op 79-(NepeF}'
Miss Evelyn Martin.
second Piano, Miss Myrtle Dodson.
The wedding The pupils Of Professor
A, u. Unkel will have their recital on
TrIday evening, May 18th, and WILL also
be assisted by the voice pupils OF MIS-.
Martin. ,,,..
The eleocution class, OF which MISS
yirglla Petit is director, VIII nave 7ts
recital on Saturday evening, May l9lh'
In the college chapel,
Training School Finals,
The fourth annual commencement OF
tho Richmond Training School for kln-
dergarteners viii take place on the eya.
ming OF Tuesday, May Sth, at halt-p1s'
eight O'Clock at the Woman's Cluh'
The speaker OF the evening w. ~
Dean james y. Russell, Of the Ieaeher rs
College, Columbia University, NEW fosA'
His subject will be 'The Trend OF A'ner-
lean Education" ,o,o.
The young ladies receiving dlplo ona
will be Miss Ethel Clark OF HesihH
county and Miss nez Fox, OF Hlchn'olu'
| who have completed the post sraauA.e
course. Those receiving diplomas ZOE , .Wo
years' course of study are: MISS Elils
Glenn. Miss Bessie Krouse. botll OF H.c''T
mond; Miss Pauline Phillips, OF ltamplon'
VA: Miss Harriet Norvell, OF ts!Ane
va; Miss Esther berkeley ana Miss
sallo Ewing of Richmond.
FOLLOWING their usual custom the trus-
toes of the school will not issue formal
i,,Sttatlons but extend through the press
n cordial Invitation to all interested 70
attend thes commencement. The address
| Vii! begin promptly at half-past eight
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with buttercups and lighted Japanese lam
terms, festooned the hotel columns yol-
low being the color scheme. It was on
the evening Of last Wednesday.
Those present We're Miss Ellen Chandler,
In whose honor The party was given; DR..
Lowell, of Maine; Mrs ]. s. Stone, Mrs.
Fred. Johnson, Miss Bessie Russell OF
Glasgow, Scotland; Miss Virginia Bralth-
waite. Mrs, Richie, Miss Emily Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale, of Boston; Mr.. Aaron,
OF Rlchmond; Mr., Straw, Of Baltimore;
Mr.. Edwars. Of Irvington, Va; Mr.. G.
l.. III. Johnson, Mr. Fredis Beaselcy, Mr..
Charles Dirkee, and Mr.. Yates NJ. Bar
Ter.
INC party was entertained at cards I'M
til 1920, after which delightful fruit
punch was served cream and candles.
The prize winners were: Mrs. Fred John
son. receiving the ladies' first prize; Mr..
Edwnrs, receiving tho gentleman's first
prize; Mr. G.. l., II. Johnson, receiving
tho gentlcman's consolation, and Mrs.
Richie. receiving the Indies consolation.
Miss Chandler leaves tomorrow for her
home II, Boston, and hor williamsburg
friends regret her going, She Is charming
beautiful and accomplished and has made
scores Of friends In Virginia. M
Music and Recitations.
delightful evening OF music and 70.
citation was given the members OF the
Sunbeam Society Of Pine Street Baptist
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Stuart. A,lne Warren, Adelaide Watkins.
Elise Wilmer. Blnndon Gentry ana l1 MA
beth Willard.
STI1t, BtJBDLr1ss ,ss Emily Wade, who
ins d beautiful voice; Misses Mnfshret
Gordon Marguerite Thaw, Mary Nlealoie |,
t,nd Nfaude Ainslie, Martha ChafnDers aru
Jenn Heck.
T,IitO VIOr.I5TS -NIisses Anne Hnwes..
Elizabeth watkins, Elizabeth Taylor ana
q MOWER N1AID15Ns-Afisscs Natalie,
Jean Heck Lucy Tallnferro. Mnrgarett
iva t1s, katherine Lee, Celia Martin Fhn 1i
Marion Spicer, very graceful dancers, ui i1
Dallas Lee. 98 Il.
Music and Elocution. !.
Al, evening Of music and eluooution WI
4 III Given Mt tie Y. M. c. A. Hall Mon
day evening ut $3.50 o'clock, under olle aus
pieces Of the Ladies' Building Iultl --ss ~,
cintion of tho Second Baptist Cll,irch. MT.
III I. Recs will have charge Of the en-.
gtcrtaIntnent, nnd Will DO assisted by some
OF Richnonds best talent MadaM n
yiIcineck- LLOYD has been seotred rs the
soprano and will sing two numbers, m ~,
GLIDING Gs,,nods Arin from the euee.,
81 shebnn MADAME 1Ieineck- Lloyd is oi 1.'
Of the leading vocal tencllers OF me cltS
and hns n wide reputation as s,listl'
Miss I1u1n Bailey, post-grnduate o.
tbo Richmond School OF Expression, VIII
render Two readings. she IS an elocu-
ZIONIST OF married ability and VIII ne
heard with n great deal OF pleasure ,.s
K this Is her first appearance before flc"3
mond audience
Messrs. Henry Rucger, Oscar Lonmanl'
and Conway Gordon WI! renaor so,oo.
These gentlencn are well known IN nlu'f'i'
chi circles and need no introduction,
An orchestra Of twenty pieces VIII DC
,,rasenta>to render several numbers, and
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I<AUFMANN & co.

gene Matthern
Dialogue N1lsslons'--Li Pitt, Grace
Owen.
solo-I- 70 Parrish--"Llttle Black Man.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clock" Melvin
Cousins, Emma Jenkins, Bessie Dean
Garter Resale Lawrence and Anne
Drever.
necitation--"A Slight Disagreement
Kate Parrish.
solo-"central, Give Mo Heaven
Elizabeth Jenkins.
ntion-Italy-Bernard Barker.
Recitatlon--Myrn White.
Chorus-"A Merry lIeart"--Besse ana
Estellc Ridelle
Recitation-"B ethlehen,"-- Marie Carl
ton.
"a Drlll-Mlsses Annie Long, Hazel Tyree.
Nryra White, Linda Prlddy, VFra Watson,
elizabeth Jenkins, Rosallo Lawrence.
Anne brewer and Gladys Owen,
s 'Traln to re"-Dlnlogue-Mlss A.
Gulicl1, Masters Matern and Lawrence,
Graduating Recital.
The graduating recital of the piano
pupils Of Professor Jacob Reinhardt, at
tho Womnn's College, assisted by tho
voice pupils OF Mrs, Melvin A. Martin,
will take place Saturday. evening, May
twelfth, at a quarter past eight o'clock'
in the college chapel. A very interesting
programme has been prepared and dainty
Invitations hayo been issued. The pro-
grnmme Is as follows;
Overture--William Tell, (RoscinD-Nisses
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Church, under the direction OF MIS- ~ -,
Hutson and Mrs. =, l. PARRISH wv t,.o
Standard Bearers, directed by Mr.. M.
= Goode. Mrs Julia Lawrence was the
musician of the evening.
The programme was exceptionally well
rendered and was varied and interest
ing to the highest degree. The pro-
granmc In final is as follows:
instrumental duet-Anne Drever ana
Resale Lawrence.
America for Christ--By Misses Myrtle
Bradshaw, Marie Carleton, Linda Priddy,
Grace Owen, Estelle Smith, l.izSie Pitt
Grace Luck, Lillian Gardner. Hazel Tyree,
Myra White. Annie Evens, Helen Tyree
and others.
Recltation-"A Queer TIole,'--By Eu-
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rendered tho president and delegates to
tho council, was reception by tn Society
president. DR.. Marcus Benjamin., and one
In which the president Of the United
States received the DANES.
Members of the Virginia Society ac-
companyng Mrs. Cox to Washington
Included Mrs. Reginald Gillian, Mrs.
James Aston Cabell and Miss Helen
Montague, Of Richmond Miss Ruth
Early. Of Lynchburg; Mrs, Hugh Nelson
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Smith OF Washington, assistant secretary;
Mrs. Cnssatt of Pennsylvania, treasurer;
Miss Wharton OF Pennsylvania, historian;
Mrs. Bacon, of Rhode Island, registrar.
Mrs Cox presided ut the council. The
sessions were occupied chiefly with re-
ports from the different committees IN re-
gard TO tho historic research and OK
collent work done by the different state
Societies of Danes.
Among the entertainments of the week
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Beautiful Linen Paraso1s

LINEN PARAsoLs, with dainty wide and
hemstitched border, Princess handles, cord and
tassels; light blue and white. Price, NINETY.
EIGHT CENTS.
HEAVY WHITE LINEN PARAsOLS, with
wide border OF fancy embroidery, Princess han
dies, Price, ONE ENiNETY.Eio IT.
VERY FINE WHITE LINEN &PARAsoLs,
with dainty border OF Mexican drawn work.
Princess handles. fancy bow Price, TWO
NiNETY.El0HT, 5s. &t
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Ruth Gordon, the winner OF the
prize FOR being the prettiesr' chlla
among those at the baby reception
of the Floral Carnival, from two to
Blk years of age, Is tho daughters or
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Christian Cor
don and most winsome little lass'le'
She is just three years old, ana is g
general favorite among the httle
people of her age and those or g
larger growth.
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o'clock, rs Dean Russell will leave town
Immediately after the exercises.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
McGhee-Frayser.

Mr., and Mrs. Milton McLaurine am
nounce the engagement Of their neice,
Mary olivia Frayser to. Dr.. John w.
McGehee. of Rcidsvllle, n. c., the we'd
ding to take place the later part OF June.
Miss Frnyscr is the daughter Of the late
J.. w. and Mrs. Lola Frayser of Arkan-
sas, and is n beautiful and accomplished
girl. DR.. McGehee Is a rising young ply
sician OF Reldsvlle, n. c, This announce
ment vii To of much interest to the nu-
- kcnntinnnd IN sixth Page.l
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cHlLDREN's WHITE LINEN PARAsoLs,
in two styles, ono with plain heinstitched bor-
der and other with border OF dainty embroidery;
both have white enamel handles. Prlcc,
.NlNETY.E EIGHT CENTS.
WHITE LINEN PARAsoLs, with pretty
hordor Of fancy embroidery. Princess handles.
cord and tasses. Price, ONE TWEEN TY.FlV,E E:
WHITE LINEN PARAsoLs, with border OF
fancy embroidery. Princess handles cord ana
tnssels. Price, ONE %SIxTY.NlNE
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Page. of Norfolk, and Mrs, William Nc
Creery Ramsay of MISSIONER.
Red Riding Hood.

Red Riding Hood.
The Circle of Kings Daughters. of
which Mrs. Lewis d. Aylett Is leader,
will give, for the benefit OF the endowmen,
fund of the Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Tho spectacular drama, "Red aiding
Hood" in the auditorium at the Wo-
mans Cub, on tho afternoon Of May 10TH
at O'Clock, and on the evening Of May
18th, at $50 u. NJ.
The rehearsals and the training of a
chorus OF about fifty voices are now going
forward with great success Tho cast
which Is a very strong one, has Mrs. w.
Baker, SO favorably known among Rich
r,ond vocallsts as the leading soprano
Miss Mary Covington Evans, as ''Red
Riding Hood" Mr.. Selden Wake, as
.'Wolf," and DR.. Cowardn. as Flute"
other children in the cast include thu
Blue Bells--Misses Jean Heck. Doroth!
Courtney Katherine Lee. Mary HAYES
Emmie Thomson. Helen Johnston, Mary
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Stunning nodels in
Dainty White Waists

CLOTH yoke In centre 1fo a
val ono q
waist line tues beyond r
ETY-EoHT.
CLOTH dainty yoke front ana PACK
insertion with lace edge fce' w
COLLEGE side large pearl but
ton on pocket collar
1898 and THIRTY El6HT
CLOTH yoke In front with ean 9
elbow sleeves Price
ZINE HANDKERCHIEF yoke in front formed
OF embroidery
Of
FIFTY.
WAIST OF FINE colopcd front and
extending collar fine
~ H8a#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Dashing Styles
In White Linen Suits

EToN SUIT Of cannon 9on neck and
centre BACK
darn front. th,co-uuur trimmed @
Insertion above men, an eA"
price, NINETY EIGHT
EToN SUIT CLOTH Jacket has bands Of
sleeve
OF fun model Win Two oanus
r6,ndhem FIVE DOLLARS
PURE LINEN Jacket has two inch stitched
which finished with
peaed skirt Price SEVEN
STRICTLY TAILOR. MADE COAT SUITS snifed
back around
cluster etuclsa DOLLARS
NoBBY 'EToN SUIT
trimmed black and white extra
skirt mas hall men -
DOLLARS
Jacket skirt hand
medalons
Moderately priced at TWENTY DOLLARS